30 Something, Black, And Gay

In part 3 of 3 of our “Questions” series we finish up Season 4 with the last of our Thirty Something Questions. (Season Finale)

In part 2 of this 3 part episode we’re asking each other more random, thought provoking, self reflective, absolutely ridiculous questions.

In part 1 of this 3 part episode we’re asking each other random, thought provoking, self reflective, absolutely ridiculous questions.

This week we discuss hot topics and the pursuit of perfection with our Special Guest Brian Eric Alexander.

This week we discuss loneliness, sex, and dating.

This week we discuss body image with a special guest!

Will Zoë be the Selina Kyle we deserve? Has Todrick paid his dancers? Is RuPaul a bad Mutha? And is Jane the Virgin... or the Racist?

This week we finish our 2 part conversation about Race and Love.

Part 1 of a 2 part discussion about Celebrities, Race, and Love.

This week we discuss how real reality tv is, what it has done for scripted television, and how big screen stars have embraced (or not) the small screen.

Are Influencers a fad or are they here to stay? This week we’re talking about how influential influencers actually are, who should (or shouldn’t) be influencers, and what it is they actually do.

This week we’re discussing a phenomenon that many of the world’s most powerful and influential people have admitted they’ve been plagued with. Spoiler alert... it’s all in their heads.

On this week’s episode: Titus vs. Andy, Mo’Nique vs. Oprah, and *deep negro spiritual sigh* The Lion King. 

This week we discuss Groupthink and the many ways it can impact society, progress (or lack thereof), and our ability to self reflect.

Oh the perils of Social Media. This week we talk about the many elements of social media and how to find a healthy balance for you.

This week we’re discussing the allegations against Michael Jackson and R. Kelly and how our attempts to preserve the legacies of Black entertainers may be doing more harm than good.

We’re back this week finishing up our discussion about Lil Nas X, the music industry, and why “coming out” may be harder for Black artists.

What does success actually mean, what does it look like for you? This week we’re discussing finding success and how to take the good days with the bad days.

This week we’re talking Disney, the music industry, and the coming out of Lil Nas X!