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2009 was a whole decade ago...like, what is time?? For the last episode of 2019, J.J. and Shayna dig through the archives to talk about their loves, learns and cancels from the past ten years. Since 2009, we survived the Great Recession, found comfort from the exhaustion of being Black in America in our chosen tribes, and loved the heck out of some kale. Both hosts are a year old and a whole decade wiser - thank you Lawd.  
Barring the actual end of days, we will see all of you lovelies back in January 2020. Enjoy your holidays - love you so much! 
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Your double-Sagittarius hosts will be back with a new episode Wednesday, Dec 11th!

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Thank you for coming back! This week, Shayna gives a much needed health lesson about the hymen and women owning their own bodies (looking at you, T.I.), while J.J. checks the optimism we had about for-profit colleges and one of America’s richest philanthropists. Plus: Our guest, Kanyi Maqubela, venture investor & managing partner at Kindred Ventures, gives us a crash course in becoming an investor, how it can lead to generational wealth, and how dropping out of college kick-started his career.
(Please excuse our small tech issue that has Shayna sounding far away during the interview!)
Notes:
The Virginity Fraud
Black Womxn For Elizabeth Warren
For-Profit Schools Found to Exploit Black & Latino Students
We Learned:
645Ventures and its cap table simulator
We Loved:
Gratitude prompts -

I will let go off…

I am thankful for…

I will focus on...


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This week, J.J. brings us up-to-date on Frank Ocean’s paltry attempt with PrEP+, Shayna fact-checks all the lies behind Kanye’s “Republicans freed the slaves” claim, and we honor Congressman Elijah Cummings and his fight for good down to his last breath. Plus! We learn about $3 pocket-legal aid and get all nostalgic with our music loves.
Yo Business:
Tracing President Lincoln’s Thoughts on Slavery
Uncle Luke though?? - A rap legend ripped Kamala’s marriage to a white man. Then she won him over.
The Fourth Democratic Debate in 6 charts
Fear, Anxiety & Hope: What It Means to Be a Minority in Gaming 
9 Freelance Contract Template Essentials
We Learned:
DoNotPay
Video shows Oregon coach disarming student then embracing him before police arrive
We Loved:
J.J. is re-stanning for En Vogue (

This week, J.J. and Shayna do the delicate dance of cautious celebration about Tyler Perry Studios, lament over what the Amber verdict says about the value placed on black life, and remember the importance of supporting our girls + Our guest, Joey Womack, Founder/CEO of Goodie Nation, breaks down the math behind his goal to help 1 billion people by 2039 and directs us on how to find our purpose (and avoid pauper status while doing it).
Interview Themes: Social Impact, Empathy, Investors, Networking, Tech Startups, Ecosystems, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Self-care, Purpose, Black Founders, Burnout
Yo Business:
The Tyler Perry problem is really an ancient, larger worry about blackness and how to present it. 
“Business Of Fashion 500 is now 499.” - Kerby Jean-Raymond
Elizabeth Warren is at War with Facebook
Girlhood Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls' Childhood - Georgetown Study
7 Organizations You Can $upport on International Day of the Girl
We Learned:
Climate Change Is Killing Your Low-Carb Diet
We Loved:
@notesfromyourtherapist
We Canceled:
Homophobia is a legacy of colonialism 
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In addition to being a credit solutions maven, our dope guest, Maameamba Arthur-Price (Founder of MAP Credit Solutions) is also a human resources aficionado with more than a decade of experience in compensation and benefits structure development. In this Bonus Bit, Maambi shares ways to advocate for your employee experience, when you should negotiate offers (spoiler: ALWAYS), and the number one benefit that black professionals leave on the table when starting a new gig. Get in on this knowledge!
Interview Themes: Salary Negotiation, Benefits, Equity, Diversity, Workplace Advocacy, Culture Fit
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In this episode, J.J. & Shayna chat black lady bosses, the buzz coming from fashion weeks around the world, and dig into what will now be known as “Impeachment Buss Down.” + Our guest, Maameamba Arthur-Price, founder of MAP Credit Solutions, sets every record straight about how to raise our credit score and the relationship between credit and long-term savings. Also, do we all need a "finsta?"

This week, Shayna & J.J. do something a little different and let the Learneds, Loveds, and Canceleds fly with a whole episode of our favorite segment, LLC. (Many of you have told us it is your fave too!) In today’s episode, we’re learning about self-inventory, loving Lizzo's brand of self-love along with the ongoing movement toward equity in the cannabis industry, and canceling everything from Bette Midler—she came for the BeyHive, y’all—to all the praise we shower on women when they don’t appear to age.
We Learned:
“Don’t Kneecap Your Sentences”
Email Like a Boss
We Loved:
National Expungement Week
Promise Mi’Amor - 10-Year-Old Tennessee Girl Bullied Over Hair Goes Viral For Empowering Video
We Canceled:
Age-Defying Praise (Fenty got it right! --- JoAni Johnson: the sexagenarian model defying convention)
Barack Obama’s Biggest Mistake
*Also do ya'll know about this 1986 The Williams Brothers bop?? - Sweep Around Your Own Front Door
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This week, J.J. & Shayna dig into the caucasity of Felicity Huffman’s two-week prison sentence, find a way to ghost-drag de Blasio (even in his absence from the third 2020 presidential debate), and untangle recent reports of black unemployment being at an all time low. (Is it really?