It's hard to say goodbye my love. We are wrapping up another season of L is for Lessons. As we also end the year and the decade (can you believe it??) We talk about our personal best moments, top moments in pop culture and how social media changed the world. 

Thank you so much to our guest and friend of the show Dillon for talking with us about these pivotal moments from his perspective as journalist. 

See you all in 2020!

So this week we didn't stay on topic at all and talked about everything else. Our friend Sheldon joined us on the episode to talk about current L's in the news, Thanksgiving, chicken sandwich debate, Colin Kaepernick, and so many other random things.

We are back! Mo and Antoinette talk about lessons from being "oreos", interracial dating, what identifying as Black really means, and how you can get your black card revoked. Antoinette also breaks down racial identity development and the assimilation into white culture. Are double stuffed oreos and just the regular kind? You decide.

It’s all about money moves y’all!! Latasha Kinnard, aka Your Finance Sis, comes with the truth about why you’re not managing your money right and how to increase your net worth.  She discusses her humble beginnings growing up in Chicago to how she became a financial advisor in her early 20s before starting her own business.  Mo and Ant chat it up with the money guru about how to save more, what is worth investing in and why women should be taking control of their finances. 

Tasha’s Info:

Website: http://www.godeste.com

Free Session: http://www.godeste.com/booking

Insta: @yourfinancesis

Twitter: @financesis

Sooo Ant and Mo don't know what they're doing. But let's be honest, does anyone know what is going on in their 20's? This episode we talk about quarter-life crisis, feeling like we aren't enough, and fears we have about the future. We also also discuss being younger and dealing with older men and what we think the perfect job would be. 

L is for: Life is complicated, whew.