This week, we discussed the idea of a "good person" or a "bad person". We got here because of a story regarding a black lives matter chapter president that's being accused of fraud. Although these days, people are guilty until proven innocent, we decided to set that aside (for now) and the conversation morphed into a discussion of what makes us consider a person "bad" or "good"...or does any of that even exist?

This week, we're talking about the current conflict involving Russia and the Ukraine. This conversation, like most of our conversations here, was not planned or discussed beforehand. We just had a personal conversation on the mic about how this whole thing makes us feel and what's going through our minds.

This week, we're talking about Legacy. What does that mean to you? Is it money, houses, etc. you can leave to your children or is it more? Well, we discussed what it means to us and how we perceive "legacy" in 2022.

This week, we're talking about something that seems to have just come out of nowhere lately: Being yourself. This subject came about from an unlikely place. Recently Neo (the singer, not the matrix dude) was on a podcast and spoke about misogyny in the R&B world. In regards to that, he said "if women want men to stop calling you b*tches, they should stop dancing to them type of records". From the responses to that statement it seemed like most people were in agreement with being outraged...except us.

This week, we're talking about the possible return to the office. Apparently, some businesses are considering telling their employees they need to be back in the office as soon as next month. We gave our take on how we felt about that and more...

This week, we decided to talk about Atlanta. Lately, there's been more and more folks having negative things to say about Georgia's capital from crime to the people who live here. So we decided to revisit a podcast episode we had about Atlanta 3-4 years ago and clear a few things up.

This episode, we started off talking about the latest Janet Jackson doc on Lifetime. One thing led to another and we ended talking about gender roles. If you've been with us for a while... I mean...what's new?

This week, we ended up watching a documentary (We Need to Talk about Cosby) about Bill Cosby...4 hours of Bill....Cosby...seriously. After watching, we had to talk about it, so we did. We actually talked about the entire Cosby ordeal in a past episode, but after watching this documentary, we felt it was necessary to revisit some of the things we said in that last episode.

This week, we're talking about Kanye. This episode was mainly going to be about the 3 part documentary coming out about Kanye next month on Netflix. We we prepared to watch all 4 hours during a advance screening during Sundance Film festival, but at the last minute, they pulled all but the first part. We've always been split on Kanye and decided to watch this together to see if it might possibly change our views...and it did.

This week, we're talking about giving people grace. It seems like lately we've each let people get under our skin and this conversation revolved around why this had been happening more frequently. Is it because we haven't been giving folks enough grace...enough room to grow and evolve? Or is it because we haven't been given enough. Sometimes it feels like people expect you to be perfect, respond perfectly, say the perfect thing at the perfect time and they forget you're only human and you'll require grace.