We’re taking you to church this week y'all! Jennifer, Taylor and Cheryle examine the patriarchy and the power dynamics that are present in the Black church. They share their thoughts on the current state of the Black church and what they would like to see change. Then we’re joined by Rev. Terri Hord Owens, the General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada. She talks about her experience as the first person of color and second woman to lead the denomination.

Calling all nerds to the front of the line! We're talking about nerd and geek culture in this week's episode. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer share their nerdy hobbies and interests, and we discuss why some alternative hobbies challenge traditional notions of Blackness. Then, we are joined by author and entrepreneur Jacque Aye, who is unapologetically Black, nerdy and neurodivergent.

It’s time to strike a pose! We’re talking all about fashion and reinvention for Black women. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer name their fashion icons and inspirations. Plus, Cheryle talks with Frenchye Harris, a former model, fashion consultant and founder of The Black Fashion Movement, a company that promotes and partners with the creators of Black-owned fashion brands. Harris tells us about the movement and how to create and sharpen your personal style.

We’re continuing our discussion on Black Maternal Health this week by focusing on the politics and policies that stand to threaten or protect the uterus – and their impact on the Black community. Cheryle, Taylor and Jennifer share their thoughts on the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Plus, we hear from Democratic Congresswoman Robin Kelly of Illinois, who discusses new legislation aimed at tackling the issues around Black Maternity and why we need more diversity in the healthcare pipeline.