In this episode Priscilla discusses the surprising response of Black Americans to Trump's efforts to end desegregation, the disappearance of Univeristy of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, and what's considered party code.
Priscilla is back with a powerful episode. We're providing more resources for the BlackCott and exploring the critical lessons that the Black community must learn from our political moment. We also tackle economic inequality, showing how taxing the 1 percent could be a solution to poverty in America. And, of course, we're digging into the latest gossip about Dr. Umar Johnson and his rumored secret daughters.
Join us as we explore critical topics. We're continuing our deep dive into the need for Black people to step away from protests, viewing the crumbling of the U.S. as a major canonical event. We also ask a powerful question: are the sacred texts we follow actually for us as women? And we’ll reveal the hidden history of female Buddhas, explaining how the feminine path to enlightenment is a different but equally powerful journey.
This week, we're talking about the most pressing issues affecting the Black community. We're continuing our conversation on why Black people should stay out of the latest protests and offering new resources for the BlackCott. We'll also share the harrowing and heartbreaking story of an unhoused Detroit mother who lost her children, examining the role of her "baby daddy" and the systemic failures that led to this tragedy. Plus, a shocking story about an ice cream shop with an exposed bathroom....
Priscilla talks the whirlwind of executive orders Trump has signed in his first few weeks in office, gives some advice on how No-Contact adult children can navigate family events, and discusses Gen Z cancelling open-toed shoes.
This week, Priscilla discusses the measure introduced by a House Republican to let Trump seek a third term, "Never Kamala" Leftists, and the 7 masks that cisgender males hide behind when in relationships.
In this episode, we unpack two major stories. First, a deep dive into the LA fires, discussing the ongoing crisis and its impact on residents. Then, a full breakdown of the short-lived but highly controversial TikTok ban, analyzing the legal and political fallout of the 11-hour censorship event.
This week, Priscilla discussed the tragic New Year's Day terrorist attack in New Orleans, the Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas, and asks should women date men?
Join us for an in-depth analysis of major current events. We'll examine Trump's economic plan and its projected effects on the average American, including the 95 percent of earners who may see their income decrease. We also discuss the final verdict of the historic Gisèle Pelicot trial in France, which has become a symbol of the fight against sexual violence. Lastly, our Pod Deep Dive focuses on "The Telepathy Tapes," a podcast exploring telepathic communication in non-speaking individuals with ...
Join us as we break down three major stories. We're talking about the latest on Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of the UnitedHealthcare CEO. We're also exposing the deep-seated corruption in the health insurance industry and discussing the new sexual assault allegations against Jay-Z.
This week, Priscilla talked the #BlackCott--Black folks divesting from the system, asked will Trump supporters actually "find out" after they "f**ked around", and did a deep dive on Project 2025.
We continued dissecting the post-election results, discussed Marjorie Taylor-Greene's threat to expose the sexual assault cases against her Republican colleagues, and asked why some voters split the ticket.
This week Priscilla discusses the hard truths of the 2024 election and how it will affect all of us, especially marginalized folks, moving forward.
In this episode, Priscilla gives an update on the Menendez brothers case, shares her predictions for the 2024 presidential election, and continues her Doc Deep Dive on Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter; a riveting documentary full of twists & turns.
We wrapped up our Doc Deep Dive on the Netflix Menendez Brothers documentary, discussed the case of a 27 year old man who enrolled in high school to prey on teenage girls, and started our Doc Deep Dive on INTO THE FIRE: THE LOST DAUGHTER, a Netflix documentary full of twists & turns.
This week Priscilla discusses the rising phenomenon of Gray Divorce and does a doc deep dive into the new Netflix documentary The Menendez Brothers.
This week Priscilla does a deep dive on the filibuster, shares a secret super power all humans have, and talks fake centenarians.
Priscilla talks the bombshell news of P. Diddy's arrest, does a deep dive on the 14-page Diddy indictment, and breaks down Romeo pimping and how it relates to the Sean Combs case.
This week we dive into the first (and maybe only) presidential debate between VP Kamala Harris & Donald Trump, leftists who have started questioning not voting or voting 3rd party, and appropriate age gaps & the myth of maturity.
Priscilla dives into the controversy surrounding Chappell Roan's scathing video calling out entitled fans, debates whether or not parents should be held accountable for their children's crimes, and discusses famous YouTuber Chris Sails' new, VERY YOUNG girlfriend.
In this episode, we explore the intersections of politics, dating, and social norms. We analyze Kamala Harris's economic policy, focusing on its potential effects on the American populace. We also discuss the political strategy and impact of adding abortion initiatives to 2024 state ballots. We then tackle a major cultural trend: the reasons behind why single men are not dating at the same rates they once were. Finally, we challenge a dating tradition by asking: Should a woman propose to a man?...
This week we broke down Kamala Harris's economic policy, discussed abortion being added to 8 more states' 2024 ballots & how that will impact the election, dove into a viral Twitter thread answering why 80% of single men are no longer interested in dating, and asked the question whether it's okay for women to propose to men.
In this episode, we dive into the latest political and social trends. We have updates on the Kamala Harris campaign. We explore the complex and ongoing conversation around Kamala Harris's identity and whether she is "Black enough." The discussion then shifts to the proposed Supreme Court reforms from Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer, examining their potential impact. We also highlight a revolutionary concept: the free store, a place where goods are shared without cost. Lastly, we debate wedding etiqu...
This week, Priscilla dives into the history-making, groundbreaking presidential campaign of Kamala Harris, the tentative new alliances the Kamala wave has created, never Kamala Leftists, and Kamala Harris's potential VP picks.
We discussed the shocking news that Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, the assassination attempt of Donald Trump, Trump's VP pick & the 2024 Republican National Convention, plus how the "G" in GOP might just stand for Grindr.
Priscilla continues discussing the Tyla controversy, talks the Supreme Court's contentious rulings--including presidential immunity, and crunches the numbers behind Warren Buffet's assertion that if the top 800 companies paid their fair share, Americans wouldn't have to pay any federal taxes.
This week Priscilla dives into the first presidential debate of 2024, the diaspora wars triggered by South African singer Tyla's coloured heritage, and how Black Americans are ready to send Tyla home.
This week we discussed the hard truths women who want kids with male partners have to face, the Netflix documentary "Tell Them You Love Me", and Kate Middleton's return to public life after being MIA for 6 months.
This week we talked the almost monthly occurrence of white people confessing to concerning shower habits on the internet, a single father who asks internet moms an "important" question, and how middle and youngest children are affected by their birth order.
This week we dove into the importance of personal space and avoiding energy vampires, Trump's guilty verdict, how Gen Z canceled the ankle sock, and North West's controversial Lion King performance.
