Oh, I See

Chloe and Morgan test their friendship by asking questions every best friend should know about eachother.

Chloe and Morgan discuss their biggest pet peeves and soon realize they are each the other's muse.

Chloe and Morgan discuss the different generational characteristics from the Silent Generation to Gen Z, and take quizzes to discern which generation they really belong to. Spoiler alert: Someone was not happy with their results.

Chloe and Morgan play the funny, and sometimes inappropriate, card game "New Phone, Who Dis?"

As the final episode of the series, Morgan and Chloe discuss several ways we can all contribute to the movement moving forward. From educating yourself and others to donating time and/or money, there is a way for everybody to help.

We are joined by Latisha Williams a voiceover actress, YouTuber, diversity and lifestyle influencer, and avid black business supporter. Latisha is going to discuss with us why supporting black-owned businesses is so important to the movement and different ways you can show your support.

Part 4 covers the different phases of life that discrimination and systemic racism infiltrates and how it affects black quality of life.

Ann Senefeld joins us again to discuss the full history of African American settlement and housing within Cincinnati, from the 1800s to present day. She shares the importance of knowing and sharing the entire history, not just the parts that make us feel progressive.

Bethel, Ohio is the small hometown of both Chloe and Morgan and has only recently become known around the nation. What was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration for the village quickly escalated to violence when 800 anti-protestors swarmed the few peaceful demonstrators. Listen to their former classmate Destiny Beckworth share her first-hand experience of the protest.

We are dedicated to using our platform to contribute to the Black Lives Matter movement by spreading awareness and amplifying the voices that are smothered. 

Listen, sympathize, learn, share.