🚨🚨NEW EPISODE!!🚨🚨

“Speak On It, Queen” PART 2 w/ Chicago singing artist Juani

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Donna discusses the challenges she faces teaching art on the south side of Chicago and the importance of parents giving their children life lessons before its too late.

Donna and Juani bond over periods. They try to help the guys understand how to approch a woman during that time of the month, how hard it is to be a woman during that time, and what women need from men to make that week go as smooth as possible.

The table chats about how our level of black/ethnicity is questioned by other black ppl. Keiph and Donna may be from the motherland; Arvin is a Belizean who gets mistaken for Latino and Arabic, but identifies as Black.

Juani tells us how she followed her truth; stopped working mundane jobs to the creative way she released her first EP.

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Music: Lonely by Yung Kartz

Follow Juani on Facebook, IG, and twitter @hotpotatojuan

Find her latest music on Apple Music and iTunes:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/aprils-fool/1458054084

We sit down with Chicago artist, Juani, to talk about literally everything. This conversation was so good we had to break it up so yall can hear it all. Will has doubts about making music. Donna gets really excited about food. Arvin needs wine.

Indiana native, D-Taye, joins us at the table to discuss bad dates, playing step daddy, and his new album.

Music: Like Wise Vibe & For This by D-Taye

{Ep. 16}

The internet. Photographer and videographer Randall Spriggs joins the table this episode to discuss the ways that the internet has changed out lived over the last 30 years. The internet has changed the was we eat, make money, find jobs…our entire survival.

We reminisce about our Limewire days and how we listen to our music these days; we discuss how easy it is to reach people who used to be unattainable.

Donna explains why she thinks Chicago is such a magical city and why she thinks its the perfect place for self discovery, but also explains why she may someday move to Portland, Oregon. The guys think Chicago is number one when it comes to women.

At the table there is also discussion about freedom of self; how 2018 created a path to allow everyone to live more fearlessly. The table discusses how they “self-care”, and how the internet has helped everyone feel as if they belong.

You can find Randall on Facebook, Ig, and Twitter @rsvideophoto_media and his website at rsvideophoto.media.

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Music: Lonely by Yung Kartz

Our friend Malik joins us on this hilarious episode. We discuss coke in weird places and advocating for racial equality in all categories. Malik does his research. Donna sings way too much. The table is lit.

Music: Lonely by Yung Kartz

God is an Alien? The 'Broken Window' theory. Our friend Kyle joins us as we discuss God, being humble, and what 2018 taught us.

Music: Lonely by Yung Kartz

We begin season 2 with our usual shenanigans. Keiph joins the team and our shenanigans. Ericka gives us a lesson in psychology. Donna tells another embarrassing drunk story.

Cass and Emma of Ebony 'N' Ivory Creative tell us how they plan to use their unique art form to create social change. Emma was given a one time pass. Cass has some really dope ideas on how Black people can change the game. Donna gets triggered.

Music: Lost & Found by Yung Kartz

Our friend Jarvis Mayfield joins us for 'Super Soul' Monday. We talk about our family problems (especially our daddy issues), and how to not hold grudges.

Ericka is a stan. Arvin has a dope bucket list.

Music: Lost & Found by Yung Kartz

This 'Something About Nothing' features cut audio from the discussion we had with Ikkon The Singer last week. We discuss the recent cop-involved shooting in Chicago and personal experiences with the police.

Music: Lost and Found by Yung Kartz