The Situationship

The Bestie is back! Ronke returns to chat with me about one week post that fall of the "relationship guru", which took a different direction than expected. We chat about "elevatorgate" with Quavo and Saweetie, a little of our own dating history and why some people think "struggle love" is synonymous with black love and that some designer bags come with a lot more than clout....

Take a listen as me and bestie Ronke ki ki about the recent developments of fallen relationship guru, Derrick Jaxn. We chat about the mess with his mistresses, his wife, the con he served to black women, why male relationship gurus are dangerous and what can we takeaway from all of this. We go IN (and may be mispronouncing names), It's alllll true though! Enjoy!

It's been almost a week since the hit tv show THE UNDOING has ended. But, I am STILL not over it. Here are my thoughts on how this show just really illustrates when someone shows you who they are, BELIEVE THEM.

In the conclusion to this two part episode, our guest gets a bit deeper. He talks about his upbringing and childhood traumas, what drives him as a man and why therapy has been so pivotal in his life.

On this two part episode, Our guest talks candidly about his breakup, what his relationships teach him and why sex is very important in his relationship.

We conclude the commitment episode with a word from a surprise guest.

In this season opener, we go back, a throwback. We talk about about what really gets men to change and the potential side effects of committing to soon or to late.

On this episode, I chat with "Jay from Jersey" a 30 year old professional who shares his experience of living and dating without social media or a cellphone for the last two years. He tells us why he decided to go rogue, how women react to the news and ends with a very transparent look as to why his past relationships didn't work. (and it has nothing to do with not being connected.

As you listen, I would like for you to think about - Could you see yourself without a phone or social media...ever?

Up and Coming Artist and Fashion Photographer, Sydnee Claire, shares her story about relinquishing toxic white culture norms and stereotypes in Fashion Photography, how her dad and her upbringing fuel her activism, and how she uses privilege for social good on Instagram and online.

IG: @sydneyyy.claire

Website: http://www.sydneyclairephotography.com/

Direct from Yours truly.

Music: Who Cares by Cat Mahatta