This week the play cousins get ready for wellness in the new year with holistic coach Jaz Graham, who focuses on the significance of health for women over 40. Joy-Ann shares details on her birthday activities, Jacque encourages everyone to watch the new Jamie Foxx special, and the ladies share their personal experiences with the late, great poet Nikki Giovanni.

This episode is a special one that takes us back to our earlier days of Reid This Reid That. Take a listen as we talk about how Reid This Reid That came to be, and feature some of our favorite moments over the years including our interviews with Wendy Williams and Marsha Ambrosius; Joy-Ann tells us about her special girlfriends know as the Machetes & becoming a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. ; and Jacque shares that time she almost ruined Thanksgiving and encountered a man with an axe.

The play cousins recap their holiday gatherings, discuss the messaging Black women accurately took away from Wicked, examine which companies we giving the side eye after they dropped DEI programs, and weigh in on whether karma is at play with Wendy Williams ongoing health/personal troubles.

The play cousins discuss plans for the holiday formally known as Thanksgiving, as well as options for Black women who want to escape America for the next for years. Special guest Pastor Jamal Bryant stops by to share his thoughts on how we move forward politically/emotionally, his recent nuptials, AND answers the question "Why would God let Trump win?".

She's free! Joy-Ann gets into the back story of her cutting off all her hair and going blonde blonde. Jacque shares dismay over the trend of booty cheeks hanging out of very short skirts at HBCU Homecomings!! The ladies also discuss leaving Twitter and shows and movies you should be watching. And actor, director, producer & musician Tituss Burgess stops by with a cocktail and a word about authenticity.

Don't call it a comeback! No, really don't, lol. The dynamic play cousins are back with the brown liquor therapy y'all need to process the outcome of the presidential election. Jacque and Joy-Ann break down what they are feeling share predictions on what we can expect for the next four years. The ladies also tackle some hot topics such as Beyonce's record breaking Grammy nominations and deliberate on whether Queen Bey should even attend. This episode also highlight the recent homegoings of legends... Quincy Jones and Judith Jamison. And we saved the best for last, our brother and friend Dr. Michael Eric Dyson stops by to share his post election insights as well as much needed words of encouragement and hope.

The play cousins discuss the viral video of the pastor who rubbed a handful of spit on another man's face. They also welcome actor, producer, comedian, pastor, author Kel Mitchell to discuss his new book, his faith journey and fatherhood.

It is a Deltabration as the play cousins are joined by their Soror, former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. The Mayor discusses her recent ride on Air Force One and enjoying her time out of office. Also, the play cousins tackle hot topics such as COVID and The Fresh Prince reboot. 

The play cousins are back from a holiday hiatus to discuss ruined holiday plans, and tragic loses in Hollywood. Also anit violence activist Erica Ford stops by to share some hope.

The Cousins close out 2021 with the great career re-inventionist Rolonda Watts. Joy Ann is hanging with the Blerds of LA, Jacque and the dog babies hit the road for the holidays and Rolonda pulls another career out of her hat.