Talking That Sshh with Skeen

Join us for part 2 of our initial conversation on having an opposite sex friendship while in a relationship! What are your thoughts? What are your reasoning? Tap in and hear what our 3 guests Nadia, Jay & Wes had to say!

Be grateful for what you have as everyday of life is a blessing. We send our prayers out to those affected by the Baltimore bridge collapse. We continue to pray for Palestine & the world. Ladies, there’s nothing wrong with treating the men out! & a Ramadan Kareem to all who celebrate!

Your boy Skeen is back with a solo project. In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we explore the complex interplay between our personal aspirations and the grand cosmic design, especially when the path to fulfillment is fraught with challenges.

Throwback episode with your favorite hosts. How do you know when it’s time to let go? Your career, relationships, dreams etc. Sometimes we have to come to terms that some things may be an anchor on our future & release is necessary in order to move forward.

Are you straight up with people in your circle? Do you draw lines to avoid hurting feelings? When is enough actually ENOUGH?

Tune in to our latest episode! 🎙️ Skeen dives deep into the fascinating world of manifestation. 🔮 Do you believe the universe is always listening? Join us as he shares his insights on how to harness the power of your thoughts.

Eesh and Skeen flashback to a great episode. Do you wake up on a positive or negative vibe? The energy you exude has such significance on your day to day. Maybe it’s time you start thinking different.

Skeen, Marie and Yesi revisit the drama-filled days of MySpace, diving deep into the infamous "Top Friends" feature. They unpack the friendship feuds and rivalries sparked by this digital hierarchy. Plus, they explore the concept of "backups" in relationships and the complexities of female friendships.

In this episode, Yessi joins Skeen to discuss the culture difference and the biases that we were taught growing up. We question: Are we teaching our children the same lessons and if so, should we be? Or are the biases that were so ingrained in our childhoods changing as we become parents? A curious conversation to spark thoughts.