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Inspired by MeetCutesNYC, the WYWS hosts do our own Meet Cute Series to discuss our individual relationships. As the link between all the hosts, Tamiyah records 4 episodes, one with each best friend, 22, 21 and 17 years in the making. Listen In!

For this week's tournament, we ranked Best Chain Restaurants. All our lives we had to eat! And now, as grown women with children to feed, we depend on these chains to hold us down when our passion to cook fails us. Listen In!

For this "Show & Tell" segment, we are reviewing the second season of "Survial of the Thickest." This season has opened up the scope of storytelling to delve into both Marley and Khalil's lives as much as Mavis's; and it is GIVING Greatness. Black men in therapy, black women living their LGBTQ+ lives out loud, and highlighting the experiences of black entrepreneurship today - an all inclusive, and FUNNY-as-hell watch. Listen In!

Our POCcorn episode this week reviews "One of Them Days." This new comedy is considered a "win" in the culture, and its easy to see why. With top tier cameos, and foolishness galore, this film has officially been dubbed a young black comedy classic. Listen In!

Inspired by MeetCutesNYC, the WYWS hosts do our own Meet Cute Series to discuss our individual relationships. As the link between all the hosts, Tamiyah records 4 episodes, one with each best friend, 22, 21 and 17 years in the making. Listen In!

While You Were Scrolling, we were Reading & Listening to: "Block Shot" by Kennedy Ryan- Recap & Review

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Inspired by MeetCutesNYC, the WYWS hosts do our own Meet Cute Series to discuss our individual relationships. As the link between all the hosts, Tamiyah records 4 episodes, one with each best friend, 22, 21 and 17 years in the making. Listen In!

For this month's POCcorn episode, we watched and reviewed "Meet the Khumalos." It was a light, fold yolur laundry kind of movie. And what we realized is, we need more films just like it. Listen In!

This week on our "Show & Tell" segment, we reviewed A Different World. In addition to being iconic, this show inspired generations of black students to go to college. And showed an edgy reality that its originator, The Cosby Show, shied away from. Listen In!

This week we did a PODCAST APPRECIATION episode, where we borrowed the "If I Ruled the World" game from Trevor Noah's podcast "What Now." We each present a new world order that needs to be voted in or out. Listen In!