It’s a wrap! This week’s episode finalizes our second season. Join us and our guest, _taejonb to discuss how much of a jiggy n*gga he is, celebrities losing their shit, and the idea of toxic masculinity. Get ready for a wild ride. You know we had to end this season extra lit!

This week we broke down R.Kellys latest controversial release, I Admit. Along with indirectly admitting to many allegations that have followed his career, he highlights a common issue with abusers, the act of victimizing themselves. This sort of behavior isn’t okay and needs to be called out, period.

This week our girl Malon(@malondotcom)joins us to discuss her new short film, Verisimilitude. The film will explore the definition of the word which means,' the appearance of being true or real.'. We also explored social media and the impacts it has in our lives.

It's movie review time! This week we discuss The Purge Franchise and give our review of the latest installment, The First Purge. Fiction or not, the latest film does draw a lot of eerie similarities to what we're currently experiencing in politics today.

This week we discuss the lack of "minding your business" going on across the country. We also dive into this weeks dose of celebrity foolishness, they've been buggin'.

This week we did an album review for Drake's new album, Scorpion. We discuss our favorite tracks, which ones we can pass on, and our overall opinion(s) on the project.

This week we dive into mental health and the impact of triggers. We share some of our personal obstacles with our own triggers and the different ways we navigate them. Mental health is wealth.

This week we decided to switch it up and dropped a vlog instead of our normal podcast. Head over to Youtube and check out our page, The Lituation Podcast. We went to a Black LGBT Pride Festival event and recorded the adventure. Hope y'all enjoy!

This week we discuss some of our favorite Dating L's. We explore how to get out of awkward dates/situations, how to properly take one for the homie, and how to grow from those experiences. We all have to start somewhere. . .

This week we explore the definition of what it means to be considered a "F*ck N*gga". We also talk about how the term is universal and not just exclusive to men. We're exposing all F*ck N*gga behavior, you've been warned.