In this episode, Centaur Views express their thoughts on the passing of Chadwick Boseman, a fellow South Carolinian and great actor. He played epic roles from Jackie Robinson to Thurgood Marshall to James Brown and brought Black Panther to life. We, along with some special friends, share what he and the characters he played meant to us. Wakanda Forever.

In our last and final episode of our discussion of how black men and women relate, we end with a bang. We discuss the positive/negative connotations of the terms "strong independent black woman" and "the man of the house", does music play a part in how black women are perceived, and what we need one another to understand, along with a collective top 5 of what black women want from black men, and likewise. Also find out where we are taking this discussion next!

In the second episode of our discussion on men/women relationships, we delve into what each person won't change, how important is sex in a relationship, and how important are friendships in and out of the relationship, amongst other topics that the conversation takes us. Please go back and listen to part 1 first if you haven't before to catch yourself up.

This week we begin our 3 part series on what black men and women want from a relationship. In part 1, we discuss our panelists' upbringing and it taught them about relating to the opposite sex, what they now want in their own relationship, what values are important, and what they contributed to to the breakdown of past relationships and learned.

In this week's episode, we have our friend, Ce, give No Cents his readings from his birth chart. This is more than a simple horoscope, and it dives deep into our personal attitudes and traits. She will explain how it works and we will see why No Cents is the way he is, good and bad. Also we've combined our 2 Cents into our top 5, as Victoria and No Cents go back and forth about BlackIsKing. Trump's graphs, and why you need to Try Jesus, and so much more. And an Avenger gets the spotlight on this week's episode.

In this week's episode, we jump right back into our conversation with guests Shi, Tashana, and Boogie. We discuss getting over people, Tamar's recent public battle with depression and how reality TV is a trigger, the Entanglement aftermath, Victoria decides she's making an Onlyfans while recording, and and impromptu Top 5 of everyone's 'hall pass'.

This weeks episode features a return from guests Tashana and Boogie, along with a new guest, DJ Locked Shi. The group discusses the problem we saw in the Nick Cannon ordeal, and where will 'Wild N Out' go after this. Also No Cents has lost hope for humanity, and Victoria is tired of self-loathing in our 2 Cents, The spotlight is split for Wild N Out vets, and we compare our top 5 qualities of a boss.

No, it's not a rerun. Victoria and No Cents revisit their 18 yr old selves and what was important to them in the early 2000s, who influenced them, and what were their dreams, and how this all grew into who they are now and what advice they would give their younger selves. Also a Disney star gets the spotlight, and Vic talks Black Is King while No Cents pushes the importance of allies on our 2 Cents.

The duo is back to discuss black love and what makes it special. Also, with the recent news stories, we compare traditional relationships to non-traditional practices. We discuss the top 5 standards we need in a relationship. In our 2 Cents, Victoria finally reaches the final stage of the pandemic, acceptance, while No Cents explains that no one likes conflict. Also, an Ordinary person get the spotlight this week.

In this week's episode, No Cents and Victoria discuss the Injustices of the black woman, and how it is important to know their stories. In our 2 Cents, Victoria reiterates that she's all the way in for black, and No Cents gives Lil Baby his props. Also we spotlight a Sag activist, and celebrate powerful women in our Top 5.