My Inner MOMologue

In this episode Sumiaya and Miss Jay continue to discuss the smash hit, They Cloned Tyrone, on Netflix. Tune in for new episodes on the 28th of every month!

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They’re back!!! Sumiaya and her momma,  Miss Jay are back for another season of mother/daughter hot takes on all the new shows, books and movies. In this episode, they reminisce on the past two years and catch us up on their year so far. The main event is when they dissect Netflix's summer smash hit, They Cloned Tyrone starring John Boyega, Jamie Foxx and Teyonnah Paris. 

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This week, Sumiaya and her mama discuss Judas and the Black Messiah as it relates to modern day activism and "wokeness."

Relationships are hard! In this episode, we discuss parental relationships and how difficult and different they can become.

We're back! In our season 2 premiere, we reflect on our first season as podcasters, surviving the year 2020 and how we've been dealing with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 

Happy (Quarantine) Halloween! In this weeks very spooky episode, we talk about some of our favorite Halloween movies and traditions with our guest, Mynx Morose. We also dive into the new era of black horror in TV and film as we discuss Lovecraft Country which can be seen on HBO and Bad Hair, a Hulu original movie. This episode include a YouTube video of our Zoom meeting which can be found on Sumiaya Nafeesah's channel.

This week we touched on our experience living in Baltimore, MD as we talk about new movie Charm City Kings. We bring it back around to us being from and now living in Philly with short film Bel-Air, based on hit TV show Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. We had a super special guest this week, our cousin Saadia Williams Jones.

In this episode, we discuss highly controversial Netflix movie Cuties. Amy is an 11-year-old muslim girl, desperate to fit in, who decides to join the dance group from her school. This leads us to discussion on sexual literacy, sexual maturity and they way we as a society experience "the birds and the bees."

This weeks episode, we briefly talk about Alicia Keys' new self titled album as well as other new music. We also touch on the highly controversial situation between hip-hop stars Megan Thee Stallion and Tory Lamez... I mean Lanez. 

This week we decided to shout out a few black businesses and creators based in Philadelphia: Nuttin But Nanas (@nuttin_but_nanas on Instagram), Serving Facial (servingfacial.com), Exalted Beauty (exaltedbeauty215.com), The Perfect Gift Shop (theperfectgiftshop.bigcartel.com), Andre Brown (@imso_dre on Instagram). We speak on the gun violence and police brutality that takes place in our neighborhoods and neighborhoods across the nation. Later on, we discuss 2018 drama Blindspotting, starring Daveed Diggs and Rafeal Casal.