In episode 34, we discuss our goals for February (10:53) and the best thing about the shortest month in the year, Black History Month (14:20). Afterwards, we jump into the recent #MeToo situation in an Atlanta Nightclub (24:53). We can't forget that this month is also the month of love, so we discuss what that word means to us (29:30) followed by the art of letting go (39:44). To top off our conversation, we discuss how it was growing up black (53:44). We have a special treat for you too in this episode with a little taste of pre-show converstaion (1:05:38) 

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We’re back this week with the tea and you don’t want to miss your specially brewed cup. To celebrate National Hobby Month we tell you ours (10:19). Cicely Rue shares a “What’s the Tea” experience (15:44) and we talk about weenies (22:56). We get a little serious when we discuss Kamala Harris (26:35) but lighten the mood with Ariana Grande (40:52). We get excited about the upcoming albums and movies (53:52) and share beauty tips for the winter (1:15:23). We also discuss Dallas Observer highlighting black restaurants (1:22:56).

We’re back with another episode and this time we’re talking shit with David Morgan! We start off with the GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN (12:53). We hop into the R. Kelly documarty (28:33) but lighten the mood by talking about MARSAI MARTIN’S movie, Little, with Issa Rae and Regina Hall (50:04). It’s a new year so discuss the books on reading and inspirational quotes for 2018 (52:57). Then we cap it off with an interview from David Morgan (1:04:38).

For this Tea Time, we brought in Jiffy of Jay Sage Productions. Brit and Cece holds it down with the guest for a quick 30-min interview to start off the year! 

About Jiffy: Jamila, also known as Jiffy, is a Dallas native, influencer and creative. She is currently the owner of a production and management company named Jay Sage Productions, and has been the Dallas Influencer for I Don't Do Clubs for over 2 years. Her past realms consist of artist management, artist development showcases and events with 808 Entertainment and scouting. Now shes focusing solely on live event management, concert productions and building the Jay Sage brand.

In episode 30, Ele + Cicely Rue celebrate their Christmas special with Robert and Hysom of 4ormypeople.

In the 29th episode, Brit, Cicely Rue, and Ele Michele talk about a lot of crazy shxt as usual. First on the list is Cardi B and Offset (19:32). We talk about racist Christmas trees (24:06) and crack (36:03). Since, Christmas is coming up we touch on that pagan holiday as well by discussing our favorite Christmas songs (37:55).

In episode 28, this is the Cicely Rue and Ele Michele show and boy don't they give a good one. They start out talking about their goals for 2019 and what they would want to be remembered for when they die (20:42). Weekly weenies is now a thing so keep some nominees in mind (28:38). Dwight Howard was outed (39:39) and the Lion's King trailer was released (50:38). Matching breakup tattoos are a thing now, but Ele Michele and Cicely Rue aren't really on that wave (54:34) and they definitely aren't here for the family drama around the holidays (1:25:35)

In episode 27, Brit has returned! We discuss Stan Lee (14:30) and then Victoria's Secret (24:53). Of course that got a little raunchy so we decided to add a little heat and discuss the California fires (32:36). The democrats took the house but the political system in America is still a burning house (44:32). We keep the heat up with cuffin season + Netflix + and women in high heels (49:03). We take a serious turn by discussing Gabrielle and Michelle child birthing woes (1:05:13), but we spice it back up with Jill Scott skills (1:14:51)

Brit wasn't able to make this episode, but that didn't stop Cicely Rue and Ele from talking their shxt this week. They discussed the male version of Rachel Dolezal (13:06) and another white woman that can't mind her damn business, Susan (19:17). Cicely Rue showed her sensitive side when discussing Ariana Grande's new song, "Thank You, Next (32:33)." Then Ele and Cicely Rue got some shit off their chest when talking about what it mean to be considered a loud woman (39:35). Don't forget you can also subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Google Podcast!

We're back this week, but this time we got something special for you. In episode twenty-five, we got Rother Vandross back in the house! He's bring us his take on our weekly topics and boy do we give you a show. We discuss who we want to kill (09:26) and move over to the midterm elections because doesn't politics just make you want to kill someone (19:05). Clearly politics make you want to kill people because someone sent pipe bombs to members of the democratic party homes (29:23). Hennything is possible expect a Hennything Fest and we discuss that (39:13). And Henny makes you loose, so that's probably what they had at FreakNik(46:47)and that one chick who thinks she's not black was probably drinking henny (58:40).