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Ms. On Game and Dr. Trill are back for another small talk- giving you a preview of some of the conversations you can expect in Season 2. In this small talk episode, the duo discusses why good girls go for bad boys.

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Happy 2019!!! Ms. On Game and Dr. Trill are back with a lil small talk as they bring you a preview of some of the conversations you can look forward to when they return for a revamped season 2! This small talk episode is all about the appeal of younger women to older men (and we’re taking legal, adults...no surviving R. Kelly over here).

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This week Dr. Trill and Ms. On Game wrap up Season 1 and 2018 by reflecting on the podcast journey and their favorite episodes and guests. They also discuss the issue of people not truly being themselves because they are worried about what others might say.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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‘Twas the night before Christmas...

Pour your cup of spiked eggnog and listen in as Ms. On Game and Dr. Trill reminisce on their favorite Christmas memories and reflect on whether or not they've been naughty or nice this year, favorite date of 2018, and dating regrets.

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‘Tis the season for bonus episodes! We decided to bring you this episode as a holiday bonus. We previously recorded two episodes about friendships but never released them because we felt like we had more interesting topics. But we didn’t want them to go to waste soooo, we’ve combined pieces of those episodes to bring you this discussion about best friendships, whether or not males and females can be platonic friends, expectations of friends, and more. Happy Holidays!

This week’s episode is a continuation of last week’s discussion with guests Dooley (@slick_famous) and Angel (@angelguice). Ms. On Game and our guests talk about hatfishing, hairy pussy, ideal first dates, period sex...and Dooley schools our hostess on his experience with women and “dookie crumbs.”

 

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In this week’s episode, Ms. On Game is joined by guests Dooley (@slick_famous) and Angel (@angelguice) to kick shit and discuss the season of giving and receiving (pun intended), being exclusive, and marriage being “the right thing to do.” Our guests also open up about their body count and growing up in the struggle.

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Everyone makes time for what they want to make time for, but should that time be presented as a specific timeframe; or should you have open availability? Is a date in the afternoon less meaningful than a date at night? Should we just be happy to have some time from someone who is busy? Find out our thoughts on these in this candid conversation, featuring guest Candace Chantee.

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On this week’s episode, we are joined by guest @candacechantee as we explore our sexual fantasies as Dr. Trill opens the episode with a story that involves one of Ms. On Game’s friends. We discuss everything from dating and sexing a friend of a friend, blindfolds, handcuffs, anal beads and catching that nut (in more ways than one). Nevertheless, in every fantasy, there are still “dos and don’ts” and “wills and won’ts.”

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Dear Black Women,

We know that often times you don’t feel appreciated and uplifted by the black man. The reality of it is, that us black men appreciate you more than you may know; or more than we know how to express. We think you’re the strongest race of women on this planet and it’s time we start to discuss ways we can be more uplifting.

Sincerely,

The Black Man

 

Too often we see gender bias and sexism (through our mindsets and music) which can often leave our black women at a disadvantage in the black culture. This week we focus on the “sisters” and the importance of keeping our black women uplifted and appreciated. This one is for you Black Woman!