It's a new day in Zumunda! The Hey Girl Hey Podcast is back to discuss the new White House, the inauguration, and the glass ceiling broken by the first Black and Asian American WOMAN elected for Vice President, Kamala Harris! 

Plus, we talk about the hot topics in entertainment: Jay Z, Netflix series "Bridgerton",  the final season of the HBO series, 'Insecure', and so much more!  

We have Girl Talk about the expectations Black America will have on Kamala Harris now that she's in office. Will we give her a break or let her be great?

We return with the hot topics from Trump's 2nd Impeachment, Petty Pelosi, Crazy Azealia Banks, and Lori Harvey nabs the Sexiest Man Alive (by People Magazine).

We also discuss Jazmine Sullivan's recent album HEAUX TALES. The album describes so many familiar scenarios from dating multiple men, using sex as a way to get what you want, and how women sometimes feel inadequate.

What makes a HEAUX a HOE? We try our best to break it down. Maybe you'll understand where we're coming from.

The ladies return for the new year to recap the first week of events from sleeping through the ball drop, Trump inciting a riot at the Capitol and the fear following, and celebrity news (Kim and Kanye divorce, Dr. Dre, and Kobe Bryant one year later).

This is the last episode of the 2020 year and the ladies reflect on all the challenges, lessons learned, hard realities, and reflections. Plus, as the new year approaches, new approaches are addressed.

This episode is helpful to those who lost employment and need inspiration through 3 perspectives.

This week, we discussed the COVID 19 pandemic and how it's affecting many businesses (small) and lives across the country. Sex rooms are becoming possible "super spreaders" and why people are disregarding COVID as well as HIV/AIDS.

We respond to fan mail about a woman who is suffering from COVID depression. Finally, we talk about the sad news about actress Natalie Desselle-Reid passing away from colon cancer. Stressing the importance of screening and getting the black community to be more aware of detection and prevention

This week, we discuss the recent spike in COVID cases in the US possibly because some of YOU couldn't stay home for the Thanksgiving holiday (not judging). Also, we talked about an Arkansas family who found faith in its community after someone left a "racist letter" in their mailbox for having a Black Santa display in their yard. 

We got fan mail from a guy who is frustrated with this girlfriend of 3 years for denying him sex shortly after she had surgery and not feeling very confident about her body. 

Finally, are you good, sis? The ladies talk about the level of being "GOOD" with their lives and not finding disappointment in their decisions that lead to stress and anxiety. 

Tune in Saturdays for the audio show at 9:30 AM on Urban Media Today via Live365 or Tune In Radio!