Friends don't let friends intentionally make fools of themselves. Listen in as we highlight those who should go back to the drawing board. These are "for the culture" shenanigans that we don't need.
Get ready to laugh until your stomach hurts as we chat it up with Hella Late! co-executive producer Hollie Harper. We cried laughing about that time in the bathroom with a homeless woman and why her friends ditched her. Listen in to hear about the aunties and all of the insights Hollie has discovered as a writer, producer, actress, and standup/sketch comedian.
Who is invited to your Friendsgiving table? Listen in to our special guests, our friends, as we discuss Holiday Junkies, BBLs, Pandemic Lessons, and all of the beauty of life!
Episode 110: Resistance was EVERY step of the Journey. ~ Dr. Jessica B. Harris (High on the Hog, Netflix)
Let's Take It Back To The Old School : Music
Black History is Herstory AKA Our Black Heroines
Listen in as Kerry, Krishna, and Melissa chat it up about how the Grits N Porridge podcast started, why we named it Grits N Porridge, and how to properly pronounce "porridge" even though "somebody" keeps "southernizing" it.
In this episode, we talk about the Maga hWite Mania of 2021 when the "New" Red Shirts Stormed the Capitol Their Ancestors Stole. We noticed during the hWite rage of 2021 that many politicians, pundits and protestors did not know American History.
We're shining the Black Liberation Spotlight on TaNesha Barnes (T. Barnes Global Lifestyle). She’s got Grit, Grind, and will NOT be silenced. Listen in to learn about how The Talk went from a green light to a detour towards purpose. Then join us LIVE for part 2 with TaNesha and all of the reasons why her plan for Liberation is for us, by us.
We wanted to keep it light this time with some pop culture and favorite pours. We got “deep-ish”...
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Listen in as Violet Davenport of Decolonize Bookshelves reminds us that... We must tell our own stories. We must make sure our children know their stories and write their own experiences. We can opt-out of the colonization of our literacy and our bookshelves. Decolonize Bookshelves is a grass roots movement that supplies diverse literature to classrooms, students and teachers as they Cultivate Black Genius.