Life Without A Clue

Black people sure know how to call you stupid without actually coming out and calling you stupid. If you've ever heard "If you like it I love it, Better you than me, or Couldn't be me" then more than likely that was a nice way of saying you're dumb! KeKe and Nikki sit down and discuss the reasons behind it and when it makes sense to just mind your business and not have an opinion. 

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We all grew up hearing the saying “You can take a person out the ghetto but you can’t take the ghetto out of them”. Is being hood simply how/where you were raised or is it a state of mind? Join the ladies as they talk about what it means to be hood and how you can still be true to who you are and where you come from without maintaining the hood mentality forever. 

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We’re in our 30’s, we’ve adjusted to the world of social media and we’ve managed to survive a pandemic BUT how’s our mental health? We were taught to be strong, we were taught to put up with bullshit at work, and we were taught that you live just to pay bills. With so much going on how do we cope? Join KeKe, Nikki, and special guest Joy “Nikii” Pender as they discuss millennial minds. (Millennials Born: 1981-1996 Ages: 26-41)

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What do you do when the “baby blues” turns into full-fledged depression? One study found that 1 in 7 women may experience postpartum depression in the year after giving birth. So many mothers suffer in silence because postpartum depression isn’t talked about enough and friends and family tend to ignore the signs. Join the ladies and their guest Brittany Jackson as they sit down and have a tough but much needed discussion regarding PPD. 

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The market is crazy! Rent is through the roof! Everyone is saying that purchasing a home is the best investment you’ll ever make, but can people really afford it? Join KeKe and Nikki as they debate about the pros and cons of buying a home at the present time with West Palm Beach, FL Realtor Alexandria "Alex" Connors and West Palm Beach, FL Realtor, Investor, and Wholesaler Georgette "GeGe" Laguerre. 

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Believe it or not, there are always unspoken rules amongst friends. With social media in a frenzy with who should split the bill, it's the perfect time to go over some of them. Join KeKe and Nikki as they have girl talk and discuss some of their favorite ones.

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They assume that most black men will grow up and become a product of their environment. On the other hand, there’s always the ones who grow up and prove them wrong, letting everyone see that there’s MORE TO LIFE. Whether it’s traveling, college, or entrepreneurship; sit down with the ladies and special guest Lemuel Gadson, as they discuss the importance of mentorship, black men reaching their full potential, and going a different route other than the streets. Lemuel shows us that there's MORE TO LIFE for young men besides jail, drugs, hoes, rap music, and fraud. 

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"F*** DEM KIDS" has become a very popular phrase over the last few years. Women are just not having kids like they use to. Are you 30+ and you still haven’t had a baby? Do you prefer to wait until you’re financially stable? Are kids even in your plans? When we see mothers with multiple kids why do we automatically judge them? Join KeKe and Nikki as they sit down with special guest 'Byrd'  to figure out why this generation prefers to hold off on making babies. 

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Per google “An activist is a person who works to change a community, aiming to make it a better place. To be a strong effective leader or activist, a person should be able to lead others, be dedicated to a cause and be able to convince or influence others in a community to believe in the cause.” On this episode, the ladies sit down with community leader, homeless advocate, local activist, and advisor Francky Pierre-Paul and discuss his community work, his passion for change, juggling activism and family life, and the legacy that he hopes to leave behind. 

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Join your favorite besties and special guest Jeffrey Knight as they discuss the reasons behind women wanting the "tough" guy instead of the man who treats her right. Is there a shortage on good men? Do the nice guys have to work twice as hard to show that they are the better pick? Last but not least, what is truly the definition of a good man? Tune in! 

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