In this episode, we explore the intersections of politics, dating, and social norms. We analyze Kamala Harris's economic policy, focusing on its potential effects on the American populace. We also discuss the political strategy and impact of adding abortion initiatives to 2024 state ballots. We then tackle a major cultural trend: the reasons behind why single men are not dating at the same rates they once were. Finally, we challenge a dating tradition by asking: Should a woman propose to a man?

This week we broke down Kamala Harris's economic policy, discussed abortion being added to 8 more states' 2024 ballots & how that will impact the election, dove into a viral Twitter thread answering why 80% of single men are no longer interested in dating, and asked the question whether it's okay for women to propose to men.

In this episode, we dive into the latest political and social trends. We have updates on the Kamala Harris campaign. We explore the complex and ongoing conversation around Kamala Harris's identity and whether she is "Black enough." The discussion then shifts to the proposed Supreme Court reforms from Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer, examining their potential impact. We also highlight a revolutionary concept: the free store, a place where goods are shared without cost. Lastly, we debate wedding etiquette, asking: Are you an a-hole for skipping a child-free wedding?

This week, Priscilla dives into the history-making, groundbreaking presidential campaign of Kamala Harris, the tentative new alliances the Kamala wave has created, never Kamala Leftists, and Kamala Harris's potential VP picks.

We discussed the shocking news that Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, the assassination attempt of Donald Trump, Trump's VP pick & the 2024 Republican National Convention, plus how the "G" in GOP might just stand for Grindr.

Priscilla continues discussing the Tyla controversy, talks the Supreme Court's contentious rulings--including presidential immunity, and crunches the numbers behind Warren Buffet's assertion that if the top 800 companies paid their fair share, Americans wouldn't have to pay any federal taxes.

This week Priscilla dives into the first presidential debate of 2024, the diaspora wars triggered by South African singer Tyla's coloured heritage, and how Black Americans are ready to send Tyla home.

This week we discussed the hard truths women who want kids with male partners have to face, the Netflix documentary "Tell Them You Love Me", and Kate Middleton's return to public life after being MIA for 6 months.

This week we talked the almost monthly occurrence of white people confessing to concerning shower habits on the internet, a single father who asks internet moms an "important" question, and how middle and youngest children are affected by their birth order.

This week we dove into the importance of personal space and avoiding energy vampires, Trump's guilty verdict, how Gen Z canceled the ankle sock, and North West's controversial Lion King performance.