In this episode, JP and Mea discuss the importance of mental healthcare in honor of Mental Health Month.

In this episode, JP and Mea dissect the toxicity levels of some of our well-known black television and movie couples. Details include what exactly was wrong in the relationship, predicting what happened after they got together, and if they would still be together today.

In front of the backdrop of the first season of the TV show "Insecure," JP and Mea examine the questions, "What happens when your partner starts to change outside of your comfort zone?" and "How long can two people break up before they're broken (up)?"

JP and Mea explore the term "equally yoked" and what that may mean in this day and time. Plus, JP gives Mea a piece of surprise knowledge about their "equalness" that she did not see coming.

How do you know if you've found the "right" person? And why does nostalgia keep us in a chokehold?

JP and Mea explore these topics + "Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins" starring Martin Lawrence (2008).

Does "boring" mean "safe?" Ask Ace and Keisha! JP and Mea pull apart what "boring" means in a stable relationship.

The movie: "Paid in Full" (2002)

In this episode*, JP and Mea identify challenges in parenting children today, including the differences between "then" and now, overcompensation in parenting, fears that parents have today, and differing parenting styles, as well as discussing--live-- minor annoyances that they find in one another's parenting approaches.

Music: "In and Out" by Good Question?

*Contains a snippet from the Joe Budden Podcast, episode 597