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In this weeks episode, this is our final show for the year and the season. We will see ya'll next year and WE ALL will be better and bigger. See you there but listen to what we learned this year and who and what we won't tolerate in 2021. 

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Thank you so much for your support and we had too much fun as well. 

In this episode, we have our first guests. The lovely women from Planners and Wine, Megan and Myra, are here to help Petty LaBelle in her struggle and Petty Wap is spilling the tea about her 2021 lineup. 

Today's topic is one that will have petty falling like  rain from the skies.  We will be talking about the lessons work has taught us and how we will be using these lessons to build our empires! Also, Black Owned Business... get it together. (You know who you are or listen and we will tell you who.)

This episode is where the two hosts discuss how beautiful and complex an interracial/intercultural relationships are during this high tension we have in the U.S. of A. 

We discuss how we "learned" to be black and made an executive that we are just not black enough. Here is the link to the clip Heyy NuNu was talking about. It's funnier than she remembered: https://youtu.be/QOPwQdDu-D8  

In this episode, the petty hosts gets A LOT of stuff off of their chests about the social pressures of Motherhood. We discuss our experiences and how some people should take many seats!

In this episode, we discuss how we learned about people and women of color of our history and trying to understand why it shouldn't be hard to learn about other ethnic history. And of course we have to throw in some Hamilton! 

In this episode, we discuss the shit nobody told us about adulthood and life, our discoveries and who let us down. 

In this episode, we discuss how and why you should seek a therapist plus figure out new ways of self care. This episode is NEEDED FOR ALL BLACK LIVES!! Here are the links we recommend: talkspace.com , Psychology Today, Therapy for Black Girls, and Emily Capelli. 

We discuss our background and ethnicity and how we learned from society that we were black and our meanings.