We are back and still wondering where is the justice for Breonna Taylor ?!.  On today's episode we discuss the latest covid numbers, the RED table talk that "shook" the internet, and what qualifies as a good cook out side dish.  Justice for Breonna Taylor email - [email protected] call - 502-696-5300

Another week down and the push for equality still goes on.  On today's episode we dive into the latest COVID numbers, who will be Joe Biden VP, and we discuss the BET awards giving new life to the award show game, despite the pandemic.  Wash your hands and wear a mask.

Summer is upon us and the fight for black equality pushes on.  On today's episode we go through the next phase NYC reopening, Juneteenth highlights, and Marie share her thoughts on the latest RED table talk.  Sit back relax and listen.

Back and Black lives continue to matter.  On today's episode we continue the conversation on black lives matter across the globe, Sephora rising to the challenge in support of black beauty, and we share some of the greatness coming up this Juneteenth.  Spread love not hate.

On today's episode we discuss our reaction to the recent unrest in our nation, as another black life is senselessly taken.  Black Lives Matter.

Another week and happy to be back.  On today's episode we discuss our thoughts on the latest episode of insecure, NYC shutting down the MTA, and the latest trash to come out of the White House.   Stay safe & wash your hands.

We are back and hope your staying safe.  On today's episode we get into NYC social distancing madness, Meg Thee Stallion & Beyonce conquer the remix, and we discuss Joe Biden's black agenda.  Sit back relax and listen.

Back with another one !  On today's episode we give you some of the latest updates on COVID 19, Jlo & Alex Rodriguez possibly making sports moves, and Marie and I discuss the "unspoken rule".  Hope your washing your hands.

Another week in the quarantine.  On today's episode we get into shake shack trying to cheat the system, Idris Elba dropping gems, and we discuss how black men should be loved from Marlon's perspective.