In this episode of No Contxt, we reflect on the shocking news of Charlie Kirk's assassination. A father, husband and young life cut tragically short. We pause to honor his family and the human side of this loss, beyond politics.

We also remember the anniversary go 9/11, reflecting on the lives lost, the courage shown, and how these moments continue to shape our communities. Together, we explore grief, resilience, and the importance of connection and compassion in times of tragedy .

Stuck, fired, or passed over? Don’t count yourself out. In this episode of No Contxt, Ashley and Tangela get real about career setbacks, why promotions don’t always happen, and how those moments can set you up for a stronger comeback. You’re not stuck—you’re just in transition.

You don’t owe anyone access to your peace.
Not every vibe deserves a seat at your table.

If you’re drained, done, or just over being stretched too thin — this one's for you.

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🧘🏽‍♀️ Reminder: peace isn’t a luxury — it’s a boundary

On the next episode of No Contxt, we’re talking Low Vibes, High Boundaries. Learn how to spot energy drains, set boundaries, and protect your peace—without the guilt.

This week on No Contxt, we’re diving into Social Media: Gen X to Gen Z. We’re joined by a returning guest and Ashley’s teenage sister visiting from Iowa for a multi-generational take on how we use, view, and sometimes battle with social platforms. From the early days of logging on to today’s endless scroll, we compare perspectives, share stories, and ask what social media really means across three generations.

**Apologies in advance on the audio quality, we had technical difficulties **

👉 Tune in, laugh with us, and see which generation you relate to most.

NEXT on No Contxt: Social media isn’t the same for every generation. We talk with special guests about how Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z use it, and what they notice about each other online.

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As a mother and daughter, this story hit us differently. Adriana Smith was 25, pregnant, and declared brain-dead — but her family wasn’t allowed to honor her final wishes. In this episode, we talk through what happened, what the law says, and how it feels to imagine yourself on either side of this tragedy. It’s not just about choice — it’s about dignity, family, and who gets to speak when a woman no longer can.

*TRIGGER WARNING TALKS ABOUT ABORTION LAWS*

Next, we’re digging into Adriana’s story — a heartbreaking case out of Georgia that raises hard questions about medical rights, motherhood, and who really gets to make the final call. It’s not about politics. It’s about a woman, a baby, and a system that left her family with no choice.

**TRIGGER WARNING **

We talk about what Father’s Day feels like after losing your dad — the quiet parts, the weird guilt, the things that still catch you off guard. If the day feels a little heavier for you too, we get it.

Father’s Day can be a heavy one when your dad is no longer here. In our next episode, we open up about what it’s like to miss him this time of year — the memories, the grief, and the quiet ache that shows up in unexpected ways. If this day is hard for you too, just know: you’re not alone, and we’re holding space for you.