In our Don't Get Got segment, we discuss life as it has us in our UPs and (more likely) DOWNS. Being that we are in a new year, we got into how 2025 won't get us GOT. We have goals this year, and we are going hard for them. Listen In!

This week, we all got together to discuss "naked mothers," and what that means to each of us. Some of us grew up in households where being nude, or thinly dressed was accepted and normalized. So much so that women's bodies were not seen as taboo, overly sexualized, or wrong. We discuss our own experiences, preferences, and truths as adults; and naked mothers. Listen In!

For this week's POCcorn segment, we review The Six Triple Eight. Tyler Perry's newest production was surprising in the best way. The untold story of black, female WWII soldiers being given an impossible task, and completing that task with time to spare is an incredible tale. Not to mention, the timing is perfect. At a time where black women feel betrayed by their own country, it is encouraging to see a film where black women prevail despite the hardships they face. Listen In!

In light of the New Year we are all quite weary of, due to the incoming presidency, we discussed goals. Specifically goals we plan to add to our own 2025 Vision Bingo cards. Listen In!

We are back with our POCcorn segment. And this week we are reviewng Girlfriendship; a Hallmark-ish film paying homage to Gullah ancestry and black friendship. It was cute and sweet. Just what we were in teh mood for. Listen In!

In this week's "Last One Standing" episode, we ranked the best fashion trends of the 90's and early 2000's. You won't believe what won. Listen In!

In our Don't Get Got segment, we discuss life as it has us in our UPs and (more likely) DOWNS. This week we discussed our financials. You may have heard our exhaustion in this recording, but let it reflect how tiring "money talk" really is. We also gave some real TMI insight this round, so sorry, not sorry. Listen In!

This week, our POCcorn segment reviews Babes. This film was written and produced by Broad City star, Ilana Glazer; who also happens to star in the film alongisde the brilliant, Michelle Buteau. IT WAS AMAZING! The story was so honest, raw, relatable, funny, sweet, and emotional all at once. As young, working mothers, we saw ourselves in every scene. And it was so refreshing to just sit back and take in something that felt like it was made for you. Listen In!