For our 1st biweekly episode of August, we spoke to Sabrina Clarke! Sabrina is a film and linguistics student at Carnegie Mellon University. Join us as we learn about her experience at Cannes Film Festival, the importance of color in film, the linguistics of the "n-word" and how the film industry is changing. Find Sabrina on all social media @sabsterclarke and subscribe to her YouTube channel for more film related content! https://www.youtube.com/user/dancingcutiepie07 Ad: ohsavique.com ‪Event: bit.ly/2vmWtmY‬ Heatwave: A Pop Up Shop Sunday, August 13th, 2017 1:00-6:00pm Washington Adventist University @Luckwman (on Twitter) on the linguistic & pragmatic use of the word "nigga" Songs: Fill in the Black - Sugg Savage Gimme Some Mo - Odd Mojo Funk Bounce - Sugg Savage

Moody, founder of Hip Hop Orchestra and Director of Marketing for Words, Beats, & Life joins Nelly for July's second biweekly episode of Errbody Eats. They spoke about black love, Moody's journey as a musician and composer and the the parallels between 21st century stereotypes and the world of dragons. Ad: ohsavique.com ‪Event: bit.ly/2vmWtmY‬ Heatwave: A Pop Up Shop Sunday, August 13th, 2017 1:00-6:00pm Washington Adventist University Playlist: moody https://open.spotify.com/user/errbodyeats/playlist/5QFWPNxzWV8jbIkFjW9vI9 Follow Moody: Instagram: _moodyhho soundcloud.com/shmoody93 Music: LANDR Are You Happy with Kosi Have Mercy

We spoke to our friends Mattie & Feyi about their challenges and memories as Black women at Carnegie Mellon University, post undergrad life and gem fusions. Music by Redline Grafitti: "Numbers" "End of World" "Orange Stone" Find Mattie and the work she's involved in at: @wearethetempest on Twitter/Instagram/Snapchat 4mybodyshop.com and @mybodyshop on Instagram Find Feyi and the work she's involved in at: @vanityfaibeauty on Instagram/Twitter khemet.com and @khemetnetwork on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter This week's playlists Mattie https://open.spotify.com/user/errbodyeats/playlist/6NPYT0pB96mJknrdDw3P2h Feyi https://open.spotify.com/user/errbodyeats/playlist/1uL1ghP7BtAZJtS4hLXizN

We spoke to Jalen and Banna of Youth, etc for our 1st biweekly episode of the month! Join us as we learn about how they met, their creative inspirations and the science of astrology and full eyebrows! Youth, etc. is a DC based web series that follows Jaden and B, two best friends navigating their twenties, love, life, blackness, etc. through a series of misadventures. Follow them on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube @youthetcetera Follow us on Twitter, and Facebook @ErrbodyEats and @yanjuandnelly on Instagram Jalen https://open.spotify.com/user/errbodyeats/playlist/1v6kCn3eIOvyj5Pdf46HjZ Banna https://open.spotify.com/user/errbodyeats/playlist/59i277CERnvQH6WKMKkAhk

Yànjú & Nelly discuss resilience, the etiquette of ceremonies and drinking Super Malt and the importance of recognizing vocals as an instrument. Follow us on Spotify and Twitter @ErrbodyEats Don't forget to check out our playlists for this week! Yànjú 010 goo.gl/FjYXLJ Nelly 010 https://goo.gl/nIS8DL Segment Music "Ya Know Me" by Chuku "Above Me" & "Hindsight" by Medslaus "500 Days" by Zack Villere

We're back with another host episode! We spoke about intrinsic self worth, the virtues of eating in peace, and the conflicting feelings of intense joy for others and feeling left behind. Follow us on Spotify and Twitter @ErrbodyEats Don't forget to check out our playlists for this week! Yànjú 009 https://goo.gl/qpp4ju Nelly 009 https://goo.gl/icSBEX Segment music by echelon the seeker, @echelonseeks on Twitter & @echelontheseeker on Soundcloud Stay tuned for the upcoming premiere of DC webseries, Youth Etc: @youthetcetera on Twitter & Instagram

This week, Nelly traveled to NY to interview Wesley Goodrich, a theater student at Pace University. Wesley and his co-director, Sam told her all about the process of writing and directing Wesley's play, "A Good Place To Raise A Boy". Music by @MEDSLAUS: "fax" "Apartment 2A" "goodguy" Join Yànjú & Nelly, two messy 1st gens discussing the Black experience(s), mental health & the arts.

This week, in addition to our regularly scheduled programming, we got to interview PG county rapper, Odd Mojo for Capitol Sound DC. This is in anticipation for Capitol Sound DC's show TNT on May 5th. Check out our twitter account for details. For pictures and more information about the other artists performing at TNT, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/935785866563496/ Find Odd Mojo everywhere at @oddmojo! Music by Odd Mojo Join Yànjú & Nelly, two messy 1st gens discussing the Black experience(s), mental health & the arts. (Parental Advisory: explicit content)

After a brief hiatus, your favorite podcast duo returns to talk about the impact of Jazz in their lives.

This week Aunt Janelle join us to talk about the intersections of social work, motherhood and faith. We also premiere our first Errbody Eats artist exclusive. We're living and the girls at assorted streaming services are shook! TW: Rape, paedophilia, child abuse (22:30 - 27:40)