Me and Tanika are putting a bow on all things Traitors US season 2 as well as hinting on what's next for us. It has been so much fun discussing this show. MJ is obviously still hurt from what happened at the fire pit. Phaedra was justified in her reaction to Dan; whose legacy has definitely been tarnished. Again, Peacock hit us up!

On this week's bonus episode, me and special guest Tanika @yagirljiggy discuss the Season 6 Love Is Blind Reunion.

In this Season 2 premier episode, I talk with the incomparable Angelica Ross. Angelica is an award-winning and Emmy-nominated Actress, Producer, Writer, Human Rights Advocate, Singer Songwriter and star of POSE and American Horror Story on FX and Broadway's Chicago. Host of N.O.W. (No Opportunity Wasted) Podcast. She is also the Founder of TransTech, an incubator for LGBTQIA+ Talent from marginalized communities and President of Miss Ross Inc.

We discuss everything from the lack of space in Black filmaking, Buddhism gems, navigating relationships with differing opinions, doing the work within the LGBTQ+ community despite of. Sit back or take a drive and enjoy this real open conversation. It's the best one yet!

The last two weeks of Traitors has felt like a battle for Best Actress. Phaedra and Parvati set the tone for a Traitor round table showdown and left everyone at the edge of their seats. However, it was Sandra who got the nod in my latest Bonus episode with special guest Tanika @yagirljiggy. POV: She's setting herself pretty well for pulling out a successful strategic win.

On this week's bonus episode, me and special guest Tanika @yagirljiggy discuss Love is Blind's first installment of episodes for season 6.

I'm so excited about my Bonus 2024 episodes! First up, a Traitors recap of the last 6 episodes. Season 2 of this Peacock Reality TV series has been better than the last. As of right now, Dan Gheesling from #BigBrother just got banished. Peter has received an envelope and has a HUGE decision to make. Traitors streams every Thursday at 9pm on Peacock.

Today on Konversations, we're heading to the theatre. First on that stop is, my delightful chat with Playwright and Screenwriter York Walker. In our interview we talk about the struggles of making it in the City of Angels, his vision board, Covenant, TV writing gig during pandemic, importance of seeing characters who look like us, love for Beyonce, and much more. YORK WALKER is an award-winning writer based in Harlem, New York. He is the inaugural recipient of the Vineyard Theatre's Colman Domingo Award where he is currently an artist in residence. He is also a member of Marcus Gardley's New Wave Writer's Workshop. His work includes The Séance (Winner of the John Singleton Short Film Competition, 48 Hours… in Harlem), Covenant (Fire This Time Festival, Access Theatre’s 4 Flights Up Festival), White Shoes (Fire This Time Festival), Summer Of ’63 (The Actors Company Theatre’s New TACTics Festival, Actor’s Theatre of Louisville’s Apprentice Reading Series) and Of Dreams To Come (American Conservatory Theatre’s New Work Series). York received his MFA in Acting from the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco.

Me and star of Netflix's hit show The Ultimatum:Queer Love, Mal Wright talk about protecting mental health in a very public experiment, navigating spaces within a judgmental lens from strangers, importance of therapy tools, and much more.

On this episode of Konversations, I spoke with Queer Black Women Alliance's Treasurer, Nekaybaw Watson. She is a queer black woman that wants to challenge systems of oppression by assisting in building a safe community for others like her. She believes there are many different spaces where intersectionalities are weaponized or silenced to make others comfortable. As a board member of Queer Black Women Alliance Nekaybaw is committed to being an outspoken voice that represents those who never feel represented, and she will work to create a safe and accepting space for all.We discuss how the organization formed, keys to success, expansion in other cities, community outreach, Black Queer women hurdles, parental support, and more.