On this episode of Love, Pop Culture, Ashley and Kimeko dissect how a woman got cheated on for 35 years and stayed with her man, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Emmy win and new deal with Amazon Prime, as well as why they wouldn't have hugged Amber Guyger. 

Love, Pop Culture is produced by Stephanie Kariuki and edited by Simon Illa, with music by Mat-B. Please take a moment to rate and review Love, Pop Culture. It makes it easier for new listeners to find the podcast and means a lot to us. 

Sam Smith's coming out post sparked a debate about how the media should use pronouns. Should there be more allies in newsrooms nationwide? Plus, we talk about what is cat calling and why it's not a good move this Cuffing Season. Finally, some Uber and Lyft news. Bottom line: Be careful out there ladies, as stories prove ride sharing apps are rarely willing to take accountability. 

And some exciting news! Love, Pop Culture is happy to welcome two new co-hosts: Brooklyn-based babes Ashley Edokpayi and Autumn Porter. 

Love, Pop Culture is produced by Stephanie Kariuki and edited by Simon Illa, with music by Mat-B. Please take a moment to rate and review Love, Pop Culture. It makes it easier for new listeners to find us and means a lot to us. 

In the words of our good sis, Tyrese, I pose this question to you Facebook: What more do you want from me? This episode, host Kimeko McCoy explores Facebook's newest feature, Facebook Dating and how it compares to other dating apps. Issa Rae finally gives the people what they want and gives us a quick view of their filming. Let's talk about what to expect for season 4. Finally, self care is important but sometimes it means leaving your career. 

Kimeko hosts this episode by herself as Jewel lands an interview with tennis star Coco Gauff. 

This week, we're talking about pay equality, Snoh Aalegra's "Ugh, Those Feels Again," how A Black Lady Sketch gives black women room to experiment and Afropunk in Brooklyn.

Why hosts Kimeko McCoy and Jewel Wicker are saying no thank you to the new Drake and Chris Brown No Guidance collaboration. Then they talk about the craziest thing they've ever done after being dumped. 

Hosts Kimeko McCoy and Jewel Wicker discuss how they navigate teenage addiction storylines and Meryl Streep as a slut-shaming grandma on shows like HBO's Euphoria and Big Little Lies before wondering why it's so hard to find a therapist. This episode contains SPOILER ALERTS.