This week's episode was impromptu and also unconventional. KayTheRebel was interviewed by her bestie who asked her questions regarding sex. She answered them truthfully while feeling a huge level of embarrassment and discomfort. Should you be considered "childish" for your lack of bedroom experience or reluctance to try new things? KayTheRebel feels that women often switch up their sex game based on who the partner is; what she may do for one she may not do for the next.

This week KayTheRebel brings back her fav guest, Witty Empress aka Natasha who has made it her personal business to be featured on all of the deep/raw episodes. The ladies discussed a poetry clip found on Instagram that had a powerful message regarding mistakes women make while dating. "I'm teaching my affection to not overstay her welcome". Both ladies admitted to falling victim to this mistake and were extremely accountable.

On this week's episode, KayTheRebel chops it up with one of Boston's most underrrated artist, Jay Gatz. She gave a live review of his recent album "Fire Flies" which includes the powerful single "Black Matter" and the catchy, soulful track titled "Revolve Around You". KayTheRebel analyzed each track on the album and praised Gatz throughout the interview. in return, Gatz was super vulnerable as he shared his thoughts, feelings and opinions unapologetically. What will it take for you to recognize him?!

On this week's episode, KayTheRebel sits down with the owners of Villeside Customs as they embark on their journey of a podcast tour in efforts to market their black owned business. Marckendy & Jabir shared their experience of being black business owners, how they survived the pandemic as well as their strategies for branding and expanding their business. They also gave the listeners advice on the pros and cons to owning a business.

On this week's episode, KayTheRebel not only reviews Sam Levison's new film on Netflix titled "Malcolm & Marie", but she also focused on how much of herself she sees in the character Malcolm. While watching the entire film which was not just a "2 hour argument", she took the opportunity to reflect on her experience with being in a toxic relationship and how exhausting it truly is. She ended the episode questioning why people like Malcolm often end up in relationships with people like Marie. Why would anyone want to be in a long-term relationship with someone who is damaged?

This week don't be alarmed when KayTheRebel starts off the episode with a famous clip from HBO's unforgettable show "The Wire" using this as reference to discuss reputation vs character. She purged about the recent TI & Tiny allegations, Mrs. Gorilla Glue, the power of a "sneaky link", emotions, unsolicited opinions and a confession where she admitted that she is not always comfortable within her sexuality/approach to sex.

This week KayTheRebel took one of her favorite tracks by Brandy, "Scared of Beautiful" and analyzed the lyrics closely. She realized that the lyrics were an actual reflection of some of the thoughts that she has regarding her life and how she is currently in the process of trying to shift her mindset. Focusing on the lows in life often times distracts us from the highs. Change your thinking if you want to change your life!!!

Everyone's talking about Lori Harvey right? Well this week KayTheRebel couldn't resist and wanted to chime in on the discussion. She talked about Lori Harvey's dating history leading up to her recent romance w/ Michael B. Jordan and how she feels we can learn a thing or two. Should more women approach dating the way Lori Harvey does? Absolutely!!

This week KayTheRebel felt she needed to record a refresher of an old episode titled "Karma". Back then she felt that she didn't take heed to the laws of karma that she discussed. She took the opportunity to redefine karma, what it means to her and how she feels it has visited her recently. There was discussion of the universe and how sometimes we miss signals that warn us that karma is approaching.

With her first episode of the year, KayTheRebel approaches the mic unapologetically as she discusses the topic of mothers and their broken sons. She discussed her experience first hand with being linked to a broken son, what she has learned and how she vows she will never be the mother of a broken son. The transparency in this episode is limitless!!!