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On episode 4, Afua educates Marisa on her Ewe background and her experience as a first generation Ewe in Toronto(4:00), the ladies touch on their experience in the Ghanaian community(10:00) Afua moves on to share her opinion about twitter and social media personas(17:15) and the importance of being herself(22:15) Afua shares her experience as a Black suburban girl(27:18). The ladies move on to talk about the "culture/hood culture" and Marisa reminds suburban black girls to pay their respects to the hood black girls(42:00). Marisa questions Afua on what does it mean to be black(55:43). The ladies touch on issues with Females in the GH community & the ways we can overcome(1:00:05): Marisa & Afua end the pod discussing the Skin Documentary on Netflix(1:09:20), the trailer for Beyonce's Black is King movie on Disney+(1:18:27) and Marisa asks Afua, how old were you when you fell in love with yourself?
The ladies discuss their first heartbreaks (7:00) and if they would tell their friend if her man is cheating on her.(23:00) Marisa warns women not to "woman to woman" her.(1:04:44) Cindy talks COVID-19 from a nurses perspective and Cindy & Marisa clash over Hushpuppi, flashy lifestyles and illegal hustles.(1:12:55). The ladies move on to B.Simone and Entrepreneurship vs 9-5 and the ladies close off with respects to Ciasullo family.
On episode 01, Marisa calls up some of her closest friends, they discuss life during Covid (6:00), which brings em to recent protests/racial tensions which eventually turns into a discussion about cancel culture. (28:26) The ladies question the new fad Nutraburst (33:55) and big up their fav black businesses.(44:56) (1:28:03) The ladies touch on the kente kneel while Marisa expresses her frustration for the new found "hype" with African culture and the girls talk about social media and old tweets. (1:40:49)
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