The twenty-fourth sip.  The boys discuss past friendships and explore the difficulties that come with retaining friendships, why making friends can be hard, and why retaining friendships can be even more challenging.  Bombs are dropped, and bitches are come for.  Clutch your pearls for this one, y'all!  Cinnamon spiced tea is served.

The twenty-third sip.  The boys discuss the pandemic known as COVID-19, coronavirus.  We give an update on how we are doing with the quarantine, touch on how others are doing with the quarantine and their opinions about the pandemic, and shed some light on the ignorance of privilege in times like this.  It is always astounding how doing preventative measures for the greater good is an inconvenience for some.  This episode we won't be sipping tea, but instead sipping on some emergen-C.  Stay healthy and enjoy listening!   

The twenty-second sip.  The boys discuss their experiences with coworkers over the years.  Some experiences were positive, some a bit dark, and some exposed how truly inconsiderate people can be in work environments.  People should be able to go to work, build collaborative relationships and not step on each others toes or throw anyone under the bus right?  Maybe in an ideal world and certainly not with our experiences haha.  Herbal tea with a dash of honey is served. 

The twenty-first sip.  The boys answer your questions!  They discuss Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union's trans daughter Zaya Wade, their refreshing, overwhelming support for her, and the issue around a child's freedom of expression and thought.  Rapper Boosie takes to Instagram for a very ridiculous rant.  Rickey Smiley makes a couple ignorant remarks.  The difference between sexuality and gender identity seems to confuse people.  Hot lemon tea is served.

The twentieth sip.  The boys continue the conversation about past relationships, discuss different kinds of relationships people enter into, and more.  Is there still a stigma around interracial relationships?  Are open relationships more prevalent than we think in heteronormative settings?  Prepare for laughs and as always thought provoking conversation.  Lipton lemon tea is served.   

The nineteenth sip.  The boys discuss the recent Molson Coors shooting, their perspective as employees, and the issue of racism within the workplace.  What a way to close out Black History Month.  Piping hot tea is served.

The eighteenth sip.  In honor of Black History Month, we felt it was appropriate to have an in-depth experience on the "black experience" through our eyes.  We both touch on personal stories of first hand racism, differences in treatment across various aspects, and touching on a few moments in history and how they've improved or gotten worse with time.  Will we as a society ever truly be in a place to learn from history?  Can empathy be obtained by members of the outside communities to open the door for finding middle ground?  All these and more are discussed in this episode.  Buckle up for a thought provoking tea session (our longest yet!).  Black tea with a splash of honey is served.   

The seventeenth sip.  In this two-part series, the boys discuss Deston's past long-term relationship and the ugly truth he discovered about it.  They also touch on why finding a new relationship might be difficult.  What does romantic love feel like?  Where do you go from betrayal?  Hot tea is served.

The sixteenth sip.  In this episode, the boys discuss the controversial coming out story of beauty YouTuber NikkieTutotirals.  Also highlighted is the notion of "success within controversy", how beauty gurus on YouTube amass the following and influence they achieve.  What's real and what's fake?  Are real life struggles being pimped out for monetary gain?  Who on the platform is genuine versus playing the game?  Take the plunge with us as we explore these angles behind the blackmail scandal heard around the world.  Earl Grey Tea is served.   

The fifteenth sip.  The boys are back and kick off 2020 with a bang!  Today's episode is out on Deston's birthday!  Jillian Michaels spits some truth and some people think she is attacking Lizzo.  The hosts of The Real perpetuate a dangerous narrative.  A black man celebrates his body while other black men come for him.  Adele's recent weight loss sparks questions.  Inclusivity is on the rise, but the line is nowhere to be found.  Hot Vanilla tea is served.