As protests continue across the globe, the girlfriends discuss the likelihood of contracting the coronavirus at rallies, brands that are being called out for potentially discriminatory practices and celebrities who are weighing in on the Black Lives Matter movement and the pandemic. 

This week, the United States has seen peaceful protests, clashes and looting following the death of Minneapolis man George Floyd. Many people and journalists are trying to make sense of it all, and still more of us are wondering what we can do next. The girlfriends talk to journalists who have been on the front lines in Minneapolis and D.C., and discuss the meaning of “white privilege” and what it means to be an ally.

This week, the girls interview women who have had to change or postpone their weddings due to the coronavirus. Then, Sam and Tiege talk all the new news circulating COVID-19 — including the story about people volunteering to get it. Finally, of course, the girls dive into all of the latest quarantine trends. All this and so much more on this weeks' episode of Well-Informed Girlfriends. <3 

This week, the girls talk to a fellow journalist John Henry in Washington D.C. about the Ahmed Arbery case and about how social media has impacted coverage. Then, they phone their moms and get all of the best (and questionable) life advice and hacks to celebrate Mother's Day. Finally, the girls chat about the latest celebrity news and some new food trends, which somehow SHOCKINGLY don't involve whipping anything this week?

This week, journalists Sam Kubota and Tiege Dooley-Panko dive into the latest news surrounding coronavirus and chat about what foods you should eat if you want to avoid getting it (per an actual live human adult doctor, because they would just recommend Domino's Pizza.) Also, babies are a HOT topic this week — the girls discuss all of the babies being born, being announced and ...err... being conceived. Finally, your well-informed girlfriends bring you the latest recipe and fashion trends of the week. All this and more on episode 4! 

Journalists Tiege Dooley-Panko and Sam Kubota dive into Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's move to LA, pandemic shaming, and our latest reality TV obsession, "Too Hot to Handle." Your well-informed girlfriends even did some — ahem — VERY investigative reporting on dating in the age of the coronavirus! 

Journalists Sam Kubota and Tiege Dooley-Panko discuss love in the age of coronavirus, the way journalists are being perceived in the media, and the act of being quara-ghosted.