Join us as we discuss "Innocent Intent" where we dive deep into the thought-provoking themes and characters of the book. This episode explores the intricate layers of the narrative, examining the moral dilemmas, emotional conflicts, and the profound implications of human intentions. Through engaging discussions we seek to uncover the truth behind the title and what it means to act with innocence in a complex world. Whether you're a fan of the book or new to its story, this podcast invites you to reflect, question, and discover the innocent intents that shape our lives. Tune in for insightful conversations that will challenge your perspectives and spark your curiosity!

Discovered our fresh opinions on the season ending of 911 Long Star! You may laugh, cry and end think. But you certainly won't be disappointed! 

Ever found yourself skeptical about book-to-screen adaptations, only to be pleasantly surprised? That’s exactly what happened to our dear Raytasha in our latest episode, as we dive into the TV adaptation of "Family Business 7: New Orleans" on BET Plus. We uncover the series' remarkable faithfulness to the source material and celebrate standout performances, with Layla Rashawn brilliantly embodying Big Shirley. Even if you're not a fan of adaptations, you might just find yourself intrigued by the pacing and tantalizing future episodes we hint at.

Join us in a lively discussion on character portrayals and casting choices that bring "Family Business 7" to life. From Pooch Hall's sometimes inconsistent scenes, especially with the voodoo woman, to David Banner's magnetic portrayal of Jean LeBlanc, we leave no stone unturned. We also share laughs over the allure of beignets amidst the drama, ponder about future character introductions, and scrutinize Sheriff Clay's storyline differences from book to show. It's a character analysis extravaganza with a side of New Orleans flavor!

As we compare the TV show to the book, Marquise’s character stands out for a mix of candidness and respect in one memorable scene. We share our thoughts on Uncle Floyd's resilience lessons and explore our ratings, acknowledging the mixed feelings some of us have. Whether you’re team book or team show, we wrap up with a compelling discussion on Carl Weber's "Vote" and its adaptation, encouraging you to explore both mediums for a richer storytelling experience.

Do you remember your top 4 books from 2024? We do!!! Here are our reviews. 

We step into a new world of the Duncan family in New Orleans. See if we leave them where they stay?