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While You Were Scrolling, we were Reading & Listening to: Can't Get Enough by Kennedy Ryan- Recap & Review

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This week's Don't Get Got segment had us in our feelings. Our dreams have alluded us thus far, with corporate jobs overshadowing our creative endeavors. But we shall prevail!

While You Were Scrolling, we were Reading & Listening to: Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi - Recap & Review

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For this Don't Get Got segment we showed up exhausted, but like Celie in Color Purple, [we's] here!

Listen in as we discussed American presidents, and outdated social media trends.

For this week's tournament, we ranked black girl hand games from our childhood. And proved, that our memories were still intact. But our childhoods were raggedy lol. 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!

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!

For this month's POCcorn episode, we reviewed Gunpowder Milkshake. Between the slow-mo, the gore, and girl power it was an exciting watch for sure. BUT we had some thoughts. Listen In!

While You Were Scrolling, we were Reading & Listening to: Zodiac Academy: The Awakening by Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti - Recap & Review

We had a lot to say as we dived into this VAST series. Listen In!

This week on POCcorn, we reviewed The Princess and the Frog. This film became an instant classic as the first black Disney Princess, finally hit the screens. The music was live, the characters were lovable and the Princess was doubled as an entrepreneur who actually detested wishing upon a star. Listen In!