We share our top tips on getting a man hooked in simple ways that'll make you unforgettable.

You've heard of men being "pussy-whipped". Well, in this episode we flip the script and drop tips for men that'll have the ladies coming back for more.

What is interracial dating really like for Black Women? Tune in as we dissect the truth behind interracial dating from Black Women's point of view.  From being fetishized to feeling safe, we share insight and our personal experiences of what it's like dating outside of the color lines.

 Later we drop tips on how to navigate the nuances of "crossing the yard"  whether you're a black woman or dating one.

In this Father's Day episode, we share our relationships with our own Dads and discuss the dynamics surrounding present, absent, and unavailable fathers. We break down how a father's relationship with his daughter can directly affect her self-confidence and how she dates as an adult.

In honor of the month of Juneteenth, we're celebrating our blackness. From our natural AAVE to our ever-impressive resilience. We explore 6 reasons why we love being Black.

Pleasure. We all want it and want to be masters at giving it.

In this episode, we scratch the surface of the most popular erogenous zones and introduce you to the art of pleasure mapping. Later we drop a few sensual moves that'll make your lover lose their mind.

Be sure to check out our YouTube channel on why pleasure mapping is important if you're lacking in size.

Family member, friend, co-worker, or lover. We've all come face to face with one- A narcissist.

It doesn't take much scrolling to stumble across a reel, article, or study on narcissism peppered on all other social media and media headlines. But what is the difference between narcissism and self-esteem? 

In this episode, we scratch the surface of narcissism and discuss the key difference between being narcissistic and feeling good about yourself. We also share how to spot a narcissist and tips on healthy and not-so-healthy (yet satisfying) ways to navigate a narcissist.

We kick off the month of Juneteenth with a love letter of accountability for the collective.

In this episode, we discuss popular behaviors in the Black community that should change. From being better customers to protecting our children from abuse, and ways we can be better as a culture

Then later in the show things get heated as the two generations tackle the Great Bonnet Debate about whether wearing bonnets in public is a case of equality or a lack of self-respect.

A dating dilemma is sweeping singles everywhere. The Art of the Approach.

Has chivalry died and the chase ended? Women complain that men no longer approach them and Men claim women are unapproachable. But what's really going on? In the age of dating apps and online introductions, what's the best way to keep the traditional way of meeting other singles alive? 

In this episode, we talk with Author, Speaker, Poet, and Educator Carlos Muhammad on the issues surrounding why it's harder to meet singles offline. We discuss why most men no longer approach women, and what women can do to remain approachable to the guy she's interested in. 

Later, we each share tips on what singles can do to bridge the gap and maintain the magic of meeting your next match offline.

Churches were once long viewed as a beacon of hope (especially in Black communities) and have changed from being revered as a refuge to becoming a place of power, abuse, status, and political racism.

Many middle age, younger people, and especially Black Women are leaving the confines of church pews to find solace in African, ancestral, and Eastern spiritual practices

In this episode, Cre and Tae address the issues surrounding indoctrination, abuse, and lack of accountability surrounding traditional churches and share their personal stories of why they've traded  Western Christianity for spirituality.

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