The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail.

In this episode, we discuss Birdshot and select an "almost incredible coming of age" scene as our POCcorn moment. This episode is dedicated to Filipino American History Month, and this particular film was the first Filipino film released on the Netflix platform.

In this mini episode, the We Need to Talk hostesses discuss the complicated issue of separating the ART from the ARTIST. From Kanye to James Corden, JK Rowling to Tobe Nwigwe, Ellen to R. Kelly, the list goes on and on. Who do we continue to support? Where do our loyalties lie? Are you complicit in the actions of the Artist if you still take part in their art? Does supporting their art mean you support their deeds and lifestyle? Can you hate one and still love the other? We discuss as much as a mini topic will allow. Listen in!

For our first guest starring episode, we interview the first father figure in our ongoing series on fatherhood. 

Our special guest, Macketen, gladly discussed the highs, lows and surprises of raising two young girls and the importance of having a great partner in your corner.

Along the way, we touch on hair maintenance, the 5/5 rule on relationship, and the constant work of creating the parenting vision that you yearned for as a child. But the main theme of this episode is reveling in our kiddos as their own amazing selves. Listen in and enjoy!

The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. 

In this episode, we discuss Indian Horse and select a solemn scene depicting suicide as our POCcorn moment. This episode is dedicated to National Indigenous Peoples Month, and this film in particular highlights the trauma and abuse inflicted upon said people.

With each of us having two kiddos, we share our expectations and realities around raising siblings.

Along the way, we realize that each child is on their own timeline, that comparison IS the thief of joy, and that we must extend grace to each other while leaving room for plenty of laughter.

In this mini episode, we ponder over whether we would choose youth and knowledge, over an adulthood redo with a $50 Million start. Our answers range from deeply personal to extremely strategic, but all in all we delve into how time travel and money can really impact your reality. Listen In!

Jabari is growing up in this episode, and a big part of that is realizing the Santa Clause isn't real. We discuss what childhood events transitioned us from the "innocence" of childhood, and review our own personal Santa stories as well.

While You Were Scrolling, we were Watching: LoveOnStage Season 2 - Atlanta (Belly to Belly)

Fiction has taken a step into realism by casting actors of color in world wide phenomenon's such as The Little Mermaid, Rings of Power and House of Dragons. Unfortunately, many fans of the Caucasian race are expressing their disapproval. We breakdown why Haters Gon' Hate.

What started as a conversation on how we approach education methodologies for the kiddos shifted into a much needed discussion/rant about the hard work of parenting without the support and monetary assistance of those in power. 

Along the way we shared the ridiculous ways we've had to manage governmental requirements, the sad fact that our beloved childcare workers are severely #underpaid and #undervalued, and come up with with parental #vows of our own. 

This was a cathartic episode for us and we hope you enjoy it!