Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay

Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott are back in the mix with a brand new episode this week discussing the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, sentencing for the January 6 Capitol insurrectionists and the Netflix bio-series Colin in Black and White.

The pair also look at how systemic racism continues to impact generations in terms of real estate and property ownership, the danger of entitlement and egos in social justice movements, and the attempted revisionist history of the civil rights movement by states like Alabama.

The pair reflect on the legacy of historical dramas for future generations, taxing the wealthy, as well as race relations and the country music industry's response to Mickey Guyton's performance on the American Country Music Awards.

Be sure to listen to the end to hear an EXCITING announcement about the show's next episode! 

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Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott are back in the mix with a brand new episode this week discussing the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, sentencing for the January 6 Capitol insurrectionists and the Netflix bio-series Colin in Black and White.

The pair also look at how systemic racism continues to impact generations in terms of real estate and property ownership, the danger of entitlement and egos in social justice movements, and the attempted revisionist history of the civil rights movement by states like Alabama.

The pair reflect on the legacy of historical dramas for future generations, taxing the wealthy, as well as race relations and the country music industry's response to Mickey Guyton's performance on the American Country Music Awards.

Be sure to listen to the end to hear an EXCITING announcement about the show's next episode! 

Co-hosts Jamal & Khalilah love to mix it up LIVE with the audience and the special Halloween Edition of the Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay podcast recorded on Oct 30, 2021, was no exception. 

Listen in as the hosts had plenty of treats (and a few tricks) up their sleeves that made for a devilishly good time. 

To get the full unedited version of the show AND to see the co-hosts decked out in their Halloween costumes be sure to head over to the Chief Disruptors' channel on YouTube. 

Co-hosts Jamal & Khalilah love to mix it up LIVE with the audience and the special Halloween Edition of the Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay podcast recorded on Oct 30, 2021, was no exception. 

Listen in as the hosts had plenty of treats (and a few tricks) up their sleeves that made for a devilishly good time. 

To get the full unedited version of the show AND to see the co-hosts decked out in their Halloween costumes be sure to head over to the Chief Disruptors' channel on YouTube. 

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IG:@chiefdisruptorproductions
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Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott chop it up this week over Jamal's surprising fascination with tea, the upcoming SuperBowl 2022 halftime show lineup, race relations,  and the NFL's convenient amnesia and possible coverups in the age of Jon Gruden. 

The pair also give their review of ABC's new Wonder Years show and wade into the topic of the power and responsibility of artists and comedians in a frank and candid conversation amidst the controversial Dave Chappelle's Netflix special "The Closer" in one of the show's most hotly debated topics. 

If you're in the Dallas-Ft.Worth area, this month, be sure to check out Jamal in Good Latimer at Kitchen Dog Theater thru Oct 24.  Ticket info at: www.kitchendogtheater.org. 

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Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott chop it up this week over Jamal's surprising fascination with tea, the upcoming SuperBowl 2022 halftime show lineup, race relations,  and the NFL's convenient amnesia and possible coverups in the age of Jon Gruden. 

The pair also give their review of ABC's new Wonder Years show and wade into the topic of the power and responsibility of artists and comedians in a frank and candid conversation amidst the controversial Dave Chappelle's Netflix special "The Closer" in one of the show's most hotly debated topics. 

If you're in the Dallas-Ft.Worth area, this month, be sure to check out Jamal in Good Latimer at Kitchen Dog Theater thru Oct 24.  Ticket info at: www.kitchendogtheater.org. 

Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott talk about unexpected visitors at work, returning to work, and the upside to living through a pandemic. 

Jamal spills all the tea about his time working security on the set of Grey's Anatomy as the co-hosts discuss Ellen Pompeo vs. Denzel Washington, celebrities who are jerks, the pitfalls of celebrity worship, and the often unreasonable expectations of the public on them. 

The co-hosts also reflect on work ethic, the labor shortage related to COVID,  retiring outside of the United States, and why our jobs will not save us.

The pair also debate the authenticity of reality tv shows like The Bachelor,  while pondering Madonna and aging musicians, the Sage Steele controversy, and employers who mandate the COVID vaccine. 

If you're in the Dallas-Ft.Worth area, be sure to check out Jamal in Good Latimer at Kitchen Dog Theater thru Oct 24. https://www.kitchendogtheater.org/

Follow the show!

YouTube: @ChiefDisruptorProductions
IG:@chiefdisruptorproductions
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Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott talk about unexpected visitors at work, returning to work, and the upside to living through a pandemic. 

Jamal spills all the tea about his time working security on the set of Grey's Anatomy as the co-hosts discuss Ellen Pompeo vs. Denzel Washington, celebrities who are jerks, the pitfalls of celebrity worship, and the often unreasonable expectations of the public on them. 

The co-hosts also reflect on work ethic, the labor shortage related to COVID,  retiring outside of the United States, and why our jobs will not save us.

The pair also debate the authenticity of reality tv shows like The Bachelor,  while pondering Madonna and aging musicians, the Sage Steele controversy, and employers who mandate the COVID vaccine. 

If you're in the Dallas-Ft.Worth area, be sure to check out Jamal in Good Latimer at Kitchen Dog Theater thru Oct 24. https://www.kitchendogtheater.org/

Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott are back in the studio - this time with a special guest: Marriage and Family Therapist Fatima Muse.

From the Fugees' Reunion Tour to their own experiences with old pals, the group looks at how long-term friendships and relationships can evolve (or dissolve) over time.

Things really heat up as the trio discusses porn fantasies and preferences, the truth behind #relationshipgoals and the danger in idealizing other couples' marriages, as well as power dynamics in dating including whether women should propose to men, the "DTR" talk, who pays when dating, and separate bank accounts for couples.

The trio also reflects on how Black women are often pitted against one another and the unspoken hardships of infertility, in vitro fertilization (IVF), surrogacy, and privatized healthcare/insurance while discussing Gabrielle Union's latest book You Got Anything Stronger ?: Stories.

Be sure to check out Fatima on her show "Guy Talk Unhinged" on twitch.tv/guytalkunhinged.

Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott are back in the studio - this time with a special guest: Marriage and Family Therapist Fatima Muse.

From the Fugees' Reunion Tour to their own experiences with old pals, the group looks at how long-term friendships and relationships can evolve (or dissolve) over time.

Things really heat up as the trio discusses porn fantasies and preferences, the truth behind #relationshipgoals and the danger in idealizing other couples' marriages, as well as power dynamics in dating including whether women should propose to men, the "DTR" talk, who pays when dating, and separate bank accounts for couples.

The trio also reflects on how Black women are often pitted against one another and the unspoken hardships of infertility, in vitro fertilization (IVF), surrogacy, and privatized healthcare/insurance while discussing Gabrielle Union's latest book You Got Anything Stronger ?: Stories.

Be sure to check out Fatima on her show "Guy Talk Unhinged" on twitch.tv/guytalkunhinged.

Follow the show!

YouTube: @ChiefDisruptorProductions
IG:@chiefdisruptorproductions
FB: @chiefdisruptorproductions