“The real trickle down effect isn’t about money—it’s about education, creativity, and how society shapes us.”

In this episode of Hold Up, Let Me Call My Sis, LaMia Radiant and T Jamaica Pogue cover it all - from personal updates and health reflections to the bigger picture of creativity, education, and culture. The sisters break down why support systems matter, how goals can help keep life in balance, and why America’s struggle with reading levels is more than just an education issue - it’s a societal one.

They also dive into the intersections of creativity, neurodivergence, and critical thinking, reflecting on what it means to be an artist in a world shaped by technology, misinformation, and shifting cultural norms. From 90s nostalgia to the evolution of comedy, LaMia and T get candid about the bittersweet nature of looking back while navigating the complexities of today.

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