In this episode Priscilla discusses how the Trump tariffs have hit close to home, enacting a spending freeze in response to said tariffs, and starts a new series called: B*tch, You Not Crazy where she debunks some of the most popular gaslighting tactics used by men.

This week Priscilla delves into the sexual assault lawsuit filed against Shannon Sharpe, the nuance of consent, and how no-contact parents and their children have completely different perspectives on why they've gone no contact.

Priscilla discusses Project 2025 being 42% complete already, deep dives into an "Am I the A**hole" thread, and asks whether a woman is overreacting for divorcing her husband over tight jar lids.

This episode Priscilla discusses the Trump tariffs and their potential effect on Americans and gets into a true crime deep dive on the Pladl family: a shocking case, full of twists and turns, that all started with an age gap relationship.

This episode we talked Linda Hogan and No-Contact parents, the furor around Chappell Roan's parenting comments, and the most popular kid names in blue states and red states.

In this episode Priscilla discusses the surprising response of Black Americans to Trump's efforts to end desegregation, the disappearance of Univeristy of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, and what's considered party code.

Priscilla is back with a powerful episode. We're providing more resources for the BlackCott and exploring the critical lessons that the Black community must learn from our political moment. We also tackle economic inequality, showing how taxing the 1 percent could be a solution to poverty in America. And, of course, we're digging into the latest gossip about Dr. Umar Johnson and his rumored secret daughters.

Join us as we explore critical topics. We're continuing our deep dive into the need for Black people to step away from protests, viewing the crumbling of the U.S. as a major canonical event. We also ask a powerful question: are the sacred texts we follow actually for us as women? And we’ll reveal the hidden history of female Buddhas, explaining how the feminine path to enlightenment is a different but equally powerful journey.

This week, we're talking about the most pressing issues affecting the Black community. We're continuing our conversation on why Black people should stay out of the latest protests and offering new resources for the BlackCott. We'll also share the harrowing and heartbreaking story of an unhoused Detroit mother who lost her children, examining the role of her "baby daddy" and the systemic failures that led to this tragedy. Plus, a shocking story about an ice cream shop with an exposed bathroom.

Priscilla talks the whirlwind of executive orders Trump has signed in his first few weeks in office, gives some advice on how No-Contact adult children can navigate family events, and discusses Gen Z cancelling open-toed shoes.