Have you seen Leaving Neverland on HBO yet? We've both watched it twice. It's hard to believe our hero Michael Jackson would do such horrible things to young boys. There's no way to really know for sure went down with Micheal and those children back in the 90's. There are several reasons the accusers could be lying. But their testimonies are really hard to dispute. Is it possible that some are telling the truth and there are some manipulative lying opportunists mixed in as well? Hear our thoughts and tell us what YOU think! (Also check out our new jingle for the podcast!!!)

Have you seen Leaving Neverland on HBO yet? We've both watched it twice. It's hard to believe our hero Michael Jackson would do such horrible things to young boys. There's no way to really know for sure went down with Micheal and those children back in the 90's. There are several reasons the accusers could be lying. But their testimonies are really hard to dispute. Is it possible that some are telling the truth and there are some manipulative lying opportunists mixed in as well? Hear our thoughts and tell us what YOU think! (Also check out our new jingle for the podcast!!!)

We're both addicts. Leslie is reaching her 3 year sobriety mark & I am still binge drinking. Although I am not as bad as I used to be, I have still caused myself major issues due to my drinking & occasional drug usage. We talk about Leslie's descent into substance abuse & what made her make the change she needed. We discuss our childhood behaviors that led to addiction, as well. I also tackle why I have not chosen sobriety. This is a rather personal podcast for us. We hope you find it helpful in your own journies.

We're both addicts. Leslie is reaching her 3 year sobriety mark & I am still binge drinking. Although I am not as bad as I used to be, I have still caused myself major issues due to my drinking & occasional drug usage. We talk about Leslie's descent into substance abuse & what made her make the change she needed. We discuss our childhood behaviors that led to addiction, as well. I also tackle why I have not chosen sobriety. This is a rather personal podcast for us. We hope you find it helpful in your own journies.

We discuss the documentaries "Fyre Fraud" and "Fyre Fest" that were about the failed attempt at a luxury music festival. We talk about how the "founder" stole millions of dollars from a ton of people to fund an overpriced festival that never happened.

We discuss the documentaries "Fyre Fraud" and "Fyre Fest" that were about the failed attempt at a luxury music festival. We talk about how the "founder" stole millions of dollars from a ton of people to fund an overpriced festival that never happened.

We watched Surviving R Kelly & were really shocked. We thought we knew most of what was going to be said but nope. R Kelly did the most. So we discussed things in this cast like the mindset of the victims he preys upon, the age difference between him and these women and how back in the day that was somewhat normal but isn't in today's society. And more! If we left something out, please leave us a comment!

We watched Surviving R Kelly & were really shocked. We thought we knew most of what was going to be said but nope. R Kelly did the most. So we discussed things in this cast like the mindset of the victims he preys upon, the age difference between him and these women and how back in the day that was somewhat normal but isn't in today's society. And more! If we left something out, please leave us a comment!

This is a continuation of our last episoide..... We've been seeing those ridiculous articles about white Instagram models presenting themselves as black or mixed-race women to gain followers & we were perplexed. Then Black Chyna is now backing a skin lightening cream called "Whitenicious" (wtfff) that she is selling for $250 a bottle & it's being marketed toward darker skinned, particularly black, women. Why? Why is it that it's okay for white women to now wear cornrows when black women have been told for ages that those styles are not professional or even beautiful? Is it now a trend to "be black"? While all that is happening you still have black women learning how to love themselves FOR being black. But you still see european ideals forced upon women of color, to the extent that skin whitening creams are still being sold in 2018. Where does one draw a line on EITHER side? The world is getting weird, y'all. Part 2 coming up next!

This is a continuation of our last episoide..... We've been seeing those ridiculous articles about white Instagram models presenting themselves as black or mixed-race women to gain followers & we were perplexed. Then Black Chyna is now backing a skin lightening cream called "Whitenicious" (wtfff) that she is selling for $250 a bottle & it's being marketed toward darker skinned, particularly black, women. Why? Why is it that it's okay for white women to now wear cornrows when black women have been told for ages that those styles are not professional or even beautiful? Is it now a trend to "be black"? While all that is happening you still have black women learning how to love themselves FOR being black. But you still see european ideals forced upon women of color, to the extent that skin whitening creams are still being sold in 2018. Where does one draw a line on EITHER side? The world is getting weird, y'all. Part 2 coming up next!