In this powerful episode, we explore the duality of being a black woman- the strength and softness, the pride and pressure, the pain and power. From navigating stereotypes to celebrating culture, dive into what it truly means to exist in a world that often overlooks us but constantly imitates us. Through raw stories, laughter, and reflection, the conversation honors the beauty, resilience, and complexity of Black womanhood.

Social media started as a way to stay connected,share memories, and build community. But somewhere along the way, we traded authenticity with aesthetics and reality for the perfectly curated feed. Let's unpack society has slowly misconstrued likes for living in the moment. Is social media shaping us? Have we become so out of touch that reality is more unreal than our for you pages? Loc in for laughs, truth and a much needed reality check.

Why can't women have friendships that stand the test of time? Since childhood to teen years to adulthood, it seems like sustaining friendships is harder than romantic relationships. Is it an individualistic concern or a deeper problem at hand?

As an introduction, Ki takes a first hand look at what it's like being a millennial parent and daughter with Baby boomer parents. Take a listen to her first hand account of how to navigate such a wide generational gap in every sense of the word.