The Blush Podcast

2020 is over and 2021 is just starting and the Blush Podcast is so excited to set the New Year off on the right note! The girls reflect on this past year and what they are excited for as they look forward to the new one.

This week Alice, Keys, and Sara talk body image and how they dealt with the pressures to look a certain way.

This week you get Keys, Annie, and Alice and their two-sense on the internship experience. They give their best advice on how get the internships they want and also how to make lasting connections.

Keys and Sarah tackle Netflix’s “Social Dilemma” and talk about how we are truly living in the Matrix.

On this Sunday’s episode, Alice and Annie give their opinions on the new Hulu show “A Teacher” starring Nick Robinson and Kate Mara. They talk about how Hollywood in general has been romanticizing these kinds of relationships for a long time and how as a result society is becoming less sensitive in this regard. They explore how this show may be the winner to explore the gruesome traumas these kinds of relationships can have.

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Alice and Annie are back for what they want to call a “Collage of Rants.” This episode is the perfect example of having an everyday chat with your BFF. Everything from bizarre fashion trends to choosing the best superpower is all within this week’s episode.

It’s time to vote! This week Sarah and Keys take the reigns and give you their two-sense on the election and the general political climate as of late.

This week Keys and Sarah are joined with special guests Prince Peprah, Amber Paris & Kia Ward to talk about natural hair in the workplace, ways to take care of natural hair, and more!

This week the Blush Podcast team tackle the drama surrounding the creators of “Call Her Daddy” podcast and discuss their favorite memories tied to Halloween and spooky season as whole.

On this week’s episode the girls have a chill conversation about dating post-pandemic, and they try to answers some existential life questions posed by Oxford University.