On this weeks episode Chad and Erika discuss their thoughts and feelings on the 2020 Presidential Election. After they discuss a recent podcast episode including Mike Tyson and Boosie Badazz and their conversation on raising LGBTQ teens and how same sex parenting is looked upon by the general public.

On this weeks episode Chad and Erika discuss a recent interview from Us Weekly with reality star Braunwyn Windham-Burke. The Real Housewives of Orange County Star got candid about her marriage and seeing someone “special” that is not her husband of over two decades. The reality star defined it as “modern marriage.” Chad and Erika dissect the interview and open up about their very own experiences and what they think about “modern” marriages.

On todays episode we have guest Reynaldo, who is a Cuban immigrant that has been in the United States over ten years. We talk about the current political climate, why he is voting for Trump this year, and what his thoughts are on the BLM movement.

Today we discuss the Breonna Taylor case, what this means for the future and BLM. After we discuss the skin care brand TULA and their pledge to commit to no more skin care retouching in their brand photography.

On this weeks episode we have money coach, Krystal speak to us about finance. We discuss the different forms of investing, stocks, building credit and how to live on a budget.

This bonus episode is in tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg.  She leaves behind a truly remarkable legacy and has shown what determination really means.  Throughout her time in America's courts she has has paved the way for women's and LGBTQ rights and held her head high even when hers was an unpopular opinion.

 

To continue the fight in RBG's honor, we must keep the flame burning and know that our democracy depends on our will to fight for it.  Reach out to your Senate representative to let them know how you feel about her seat being filled in an election year!

https://www.senate.gov/senators/How_to_correspond_senators.htm

https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/do-not-fill-ruth-bader-ginsburg-s-supreme-court-seat-until-after-the-2021-inauguration

On this week's episode, Erika and I interviewed our dear friend Asiya who brought her perspective as an Indian Muslim-American to our podcast.  

We also took the time to pick Asiya's brain on how she handles her emotions on a daily as well as her views on the cancel culture affecting todays society. 

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Please continue to speak out and fight for social justice and equality for all people in the world.

On todays episode we catch up on the daily political and pop culture news. We have our binge worthy segment and talk about the shows, books, and all things we are binging on! Lastly, we talk interracial dating and colorism in todays world. 

September is national suicide prevention month. If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts please seek immediate help and/or call the National Suicide Lifeline at (800) 273-8255

As we continue to see black innocent lives being taken in the hands of police officers we must not forget about this movement and continue fighting. We provided a link below to keep you updated on ways to help. 

https://linktr.ee/supportblacklives

On todays episode we have special guest, Elizabeth Quiroz. She is a motivational speaker, advocate, and survivor of human trafficking. Elizabeth shares her story with us, her life and accomplishments since becoming a survivor, and how can play a key role in identifying and stopping human trafficking.

 

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On this weeks episode we have a conversation with special guest Sarosha about living in the United States as a Pakistani Muslim American. We discuss topics such as dating, religion, women’s rights, and politics in the perspective of a first gen American.