Any 20-something you meet these days is talking about creating authentic friendships with their peers in some capacity. Either they have friends they're trying to keep or making new friends that they want to develop their relationships with, the possibilities are endless! We are going to chit chat about Reneé's spectacular album and discuss how to be good friends, how to make friends, etc.

Let's go besties!

This episode is really a hodgepodge of things. Reviewing Drake's latest 23 track long album is no small feat, but I also manage to psychoanalyze the man himself countless times, say a couple controversial things, and include my thoughts on the latest conflict in Gaza. Only the strong will survive this episode, but this one goes out to all the dogs.

Resources on the current conflict and ways to aid Palestinian civilians:

The Basics - https://www.vox.com/2018/11/20/18080002/israel-palestine-conflict-history-overview-map

Current Events - https://apnews.com/hub/israel-hamas-war

How to Help - https://afsc.org/news/6-ways-you-can-support-palestinians-gaza

Donations - https://fmep.org/resource/ways-to-support-palestinians-in-the-gaza-strip/

This album feels a bit like something we’re not supposed to have, since it was released while Young Thug is still in jail. Like trying to decode a note written in code, slipped through the crack of a doorway, we explore Young Thug’s latest work, searching for meaning in the amalgamation of song selections. We can’t draw any concrete solutions but we definitely tried!

Gunna walks the fine line between setting the record straight and not giving too much away. Listen along as we try to make out who is real and who is fake in Gunna’s universe. This album answered as many questions as it raised and we dissect each song in detail to get a better understanding of Gunna as a person and as an artist. 

Exploring the ups and downs of marriage into divorce can be difficult but on this album Kelly Clarkson navigates all of its complexities expertly. Join us as we discuss not only this awesome album but some of the things we understand about divorce in the modern world. Everything is connected, you can’t have the good without the bad, and we discover that even when things are bad there is often a light at the end of the tunnel. 

Let's explore the lates from Summer Walker! On this episode we iterate through all of the tracks on Summer Walker's latest project before diving deep into the subject matter, most prominently the Soft Life. What is the Soft Life? What does it look like? Is it achievable? All questions we try our best to answer!

You may ask yourself, if this is only a review why is the episode an hour long. Don’t ask yourself that and instead ask yourself if you want to listen! In this episode we discuss the ins and outs of Chloë’s debut solo album In Pieces. If you’ve listened to the album and want to know what others think feel free to tune in for the conversation!

This episode is dedicated to exploring the latest full length work from Lil Boat himself. We sift through the album before talking through the ups and downs of experiencing failure, how we cope with it, how we learn from it and all the things in between. Sometimes we fail, and sometimes we just think we did lol. Hope you tune in!

I'm a bit late to this awesome album but thats has never stopped me ! Originally, I was drawn to this album by the track "ceilings" which I first heard scrolling through TikTok but after listening to a few more selections I figured I'd give the whole album a shot, and I don't regret it. Come listen along as I review this album and chat about some of the ways that it reminds me of the perpetual transition from girlhood to womanhood/childhood to adulthood.

A very academic title for a very personal podcast. In this episode we dig into the psyche of Young Boy Never Broke Again starting with his stage name and ending in the generational effects of poverty.