This mini episode is an ode to childhood memories and grown up debates. A meme went viral due to the question it posed...How many Chuggas come before the Choo Choo? Every platform, group chat, and get-together rose in an uproar as they debated the number of Chuggas necessary to get the Choo Choo Train going. We thought, why not add our podcast to the list of debates going on? Y'all we had a TIME! Listen In!
Listen in as we talk about "Sexual Harassment" "Dating Young Blood" and the "Relationships Born out of Jealousy." We are talking the one, the only, the incredible, "LIVING SINGLE!" (And yes, you may read that in your best singing voice) This show gave so many things to so many people, including Permission. Permission to be an unapologetic, business-running, career-killing, fashion-styling, sweet summer-child'n black woman who was both independent but not alone. The relationships between these wo...
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss The Orator . This film was chosen to highlight Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Filmed in Samoa, this story was rooted in Samoan culture and every day life. As viewers we glimpsed poetic traditions and respected art forms from an outsider's p...
In this mini episode, we hesitantly and confidently talk about the news concerning Jonathan Majors and all the implications that come with it. Tune In!
Earnest parenting conversation about dealing, managing and moving forward when your children lie to you.
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss The Visitor . A film that occurred in 2007 depicting a lonely college professor, dealing with the grief of his late wife by autopiloting his way through life. When his job pushes him to attend a conference in NY, he returns to his long abandoned apartment to ...
While You Were Scrolling, we were Reading & Listening: A Court of Mist & Fury by Sarah J. Maas (AT LAST - CHAPTER 48!) - Recap & Review
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The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss Detroit Unleaded and select the "Competition Cuss Out" scene as our POCcorn moment. This movie was underwhelming and left us wanting so much more, but not in a good way. The plot left much to be desired, and the chemistry between the two protagonists was lackin...
Listen in as we talk about "Friends Moving Too Fast in Relationships" "Fears of Being Burglarized" and the "Best Gifts We've Ever Gotten." We are talking the one, the only, the incredible, "LIVING SINGLE!" (And yes, you may read that in your best singing voice) This show gave so many things to so many people, including Permission. Permission to be an unapologetic, business-running, career-killing, fashion-styling, sweet summer-child'n black woman who was both independent but not alone. The relat...
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss Breaking Fast and select the "Sam & John Coming for Dinner" scene as our POCcorn moment. This movie has been the highlight of the year so far. A telling of a love story that embodies 'diversity in filmmaking.' We gleefully experienced an Arab American Gay R...
In this mini episode, we talk about some drama we have each gone through when it comes to getting our hair done; or doing it ourselves. From overpriced beauty experts, to social media scams, we share as much as we can in a short amount of time. Black Hair full episode to come. Tune In!
We are reviewing "The Parent Test" final episodes 9 & 10. Dissecting the tests presented to the families in the show, we imagine our own responses as parents to such challenges; and acknowledge that there is a bit to be learned from each parenting style.
While You Were Scrolling, we were Reading & Listening: A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas (FINALLY) - Recap & Review
In this Special "We Need To Talk Club" episode, we talk about gaining and maintaining Friendships in Adulthood. Inspired by Friendship Coach, Danielle Bayard Jackson, host, Esther ignites the conversation with thoughts on how difficult it is to establish friends when you live outside of your hometown. From there we discuss all of our varying views on what developing "Adulting" friendships mean to each of us. Listen and Enjoy!
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss The Secret Life of Bees and select the "Kitchen Dance" scene as our POCcorn moment. This film, set in the 1960's, presented typical American racism on one end, and offered an atypical respite on the other. Though the film was centered around the white character...
We are reviewing "The Parent Test" episodes 7 & 8. Dissecting the tests presented to the families in the show, we imagine our own responses as parents to such challenges; and acknowledge that there is a bit to be learned from each parenting style.
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss The Lovebirds and select the "Intro Love Story Montage" scene as our POCcorn moment. This film was such a nice kickback rom-com with two of the best comedic actors currently working. The chemistry was believable and their romantic downfall was extremely believa...
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss Creed III and select the "Empty Boxing Arena" scene as our POCcorn moment. As Michael B. Jordan's directorial debut, this film checked all the boxes. There was drama, there was action, there was love (both romantic and platonic), there was family dynamics, and ...
Listen in as we talk about "Promotions in the Workplace," "Fights in Friendships," and Surprise Birthday Parties." We are talking the one, the only, the incredible, "LIVING SINGLE!" (And yes, you may read that in your best singing voice) This show gave so many things to so many people, including Permission. Permission to be an unapologetic, business-running, career-killing, fashion-styling, sweet summer-child'n black woman who was both independent but not alone. The relationships between these w...
After a full year, the hosts revisit their feelings and opinions around the Will Smith/Chris Rock SLAP. Now that Rock has dropped his newest comedy special, and addressed the incident on a world-wide Netflix stage, everyone is talking about the slap all over again. Including us! Tune In!
We are reviewing "The Parent Test" episodes 5 & 6. Dissecting the tests presented to the families in the show, we imagine our own responses as parents to such challenges; and acknowledge that there is a bit to be learned from each parenting style.
Listen in as we talk about "Gym Life," "Lawyers & Loyalties," "Dating Men with Kids" and "Friends with All the Benefits" We are talking the one, the only, the incredible, "LIVING SINGLE!" (And yes, you may read that in your best singing voice) This show gave so many things to so many people, including Permission. Permission to be an unapologetic, business-running, career-killing, fashion-styling, sweet summer-child'n black woman who was both independent but not alone. The relationships betwe...
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss Turning Red and select the "My Friends are My Safe Space" scene as our POCcorn moment. This animation is yet another Pixar Therapy Session, but with boy bands and puberty mixed in. We felt truly seen as the hormonal, emotional, developing teenagers we were. And...
Is Social Media ever the time or the place to air your dirty laundry? On this mini topic, we talk about the implications of putting your business out on the streets for public consumption. Consensus is we don't condone putting your business out there, but if you serve us tea, we gonna drink it!
We are reviewing "The Parent Test" episodes 3 & 4. Dissecting the tests presented to the families in the show, we imagine our own responses as parents to such challenges; and acknowledge that there is a bit to be learned from each parenting style.
The POCcorn podcast reviews films created, directed and/or starring People of Color. Each show uses four questions to describe our thoughts on the film, plus one POCcorn moment we simply MUST discuss in detail. In this episode, we discuss Everything Everywhere All at Once and select the "Multiverse Evelyn Scream" scene as our POCcorn moment. This film is exactly what its title implied. It transcended many film genres, and gave its audiences entertainment, emotion and closure. We felt seen in thi...
This mini episode is a fun insight into the WNTT hosts. We talk about our childhood celebrity crushes, which range from impossible to inappropriate LOL. And we end the episode talking about dance moves that had us in a chokehold back in the day.
Listen in as we talk "old flames," prideful friends, and "Club personas." We are talking the one, the only, the incredible, "LIVING SINGLE!" (And yes, you may read that in your best singing voice) This show gave so many things to so many people, including Permission. Permission to be an unapologetic, business-running, career-killing, fashion-styling, sweet summer-child'n black woman who was both independent but not alone. The relationships between these women appeared authentic on-screen, the hu...
