Wally Wallstreet (@wallywallstreet) and @juelzJacob team up with the captivating SiSi (@gorgdoll) to dive deep into Spike Lee's groundbreaking 1986 film "She's Gotta Have It" – and trust us, this conversation gets REAL.

We're breaking down Nola Darling's unapologetic approach to love and dissecting her three very different suitors: the persistent Mars Blackmon, the stable Jamie Overstreet, and the smooth-talking Greer Childs. But here's where it gets spicy – we're connecting the dots between the film and today's dating landscape.

This episode tackles the questions everyone's thinking but afraid to ask:

• Are you trauma bonding or truly connecting?
• What patterns are you unconsciously attracting in your love life?
• Is "homie hopping" empowering or problematic?
• What messages are you really sending to your friend group about your dating choices?

From 1986 Brooklyn to 2025 dating apps, some relationship dynamics never change – but our hosts aren't holding back on calling out what needs to be said.

Warning: This conversation is unfiltered, thought-provoking, and guaranteed to spark debates with your friends.

Hit play, grab your headphones, and prepare to question everything you thought you knew about modern relationships. Then immediately text your friends because you're going to need to discuss THIS episode.

Available now on "We Gotta Have It Podcast" – the show that says what everyone else is thinking.

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It's time for another wonderful episode of "We Gotta Have It Podcast" with me, Wally Wallstreet (@wallywallstreet). On this episode, @juelzJacob, and I were joined by the lovely Brownie Marie to discuss her dating app “Fox Hunters Club.” A dating app similar to Bumble, Fox Hunters Club allows users to connect and match. There are a wide range of features that are available, including unlimited likes, and the option to hide age and location.

During this episode, we delved into Netflix: Lover, Stalker, Killer and also discussed the do's and don'ts of dating in 2024. Finally, we asked Brownie whether she would consider creating a cougar dating application for men in their 20s looking to date women over 35 and older. There's no telling how surprised you're going to be by Brownie's answer.

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It's time for another season of "We Gotta Have It Podcast" with me, Wally Wallstreet (@wallywallstreet). Our discussion of the iconic 1992 film Boomerang continues in part two.

On this episode, Uncle Moe, @juelzJacob, and I (@wallywallstreet) discuss the friendship between Eddie Murphy's character "Marcus Graham" and David Alan Grier's character "Gerard Jackson". When it comes to competing for "Angela Lewis" portrayed by Halle Berry, do the two have a mutual respect for one another or is there an underlying jealousy between them? We will discuss themes of love, ambition, and self-discovery as well as the cultural dynamics between both characters in this romantic love story.

Last, we will discuss how this film and others have influenced our ability to develop healthy relationships and how they portray an assertive versus passive male mindset. I enjoyed having this wonderful conversation with Juelz & Uncle Moe, and I hope you will find this episode to be as enjoyable as I did.

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It's time for another episode of the We Gotta Have It Podcast with me, Wally Wallstreet (@wallywallstreet). A discussion of MC Lyte's "2 Young 4 What," age gaps in relationships, and whether there is a "moral ceiling" that one should never exceed, is featured on this episode featuring Uncle Moe and PrezKnows.

A few other topics we discussed were Dame Dash's reaction to Jay-Z and Foxy Brown's alleged dating rumors, Marcus Jordan's request that Michael Jordan serve as his best man at the wedding of his girlfriend Larsa Pippen, Jeffery Epstein's List, R Kelly Sex Tape, Josh Giddey averaging 15 outside of basketball, and the music business predatory culture.  

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It's time for another episode of the We Gotta Have It Podcast with me, Wally Wallstreet (@wallywallstreet). Featuring Latris, Dave Wills and @juelzjacob, we discuss Brother Love, previously known as "P Diddy" and from the city of brotherly love; Brother Bilal.

They both had a flurry of activity on social media. Casandra "Cassie" Ventura, a former lover, filed a civil lawsuit against Brother Love accusing him of sexual assault.

Brother Bilal's 38 years of business relationships with Will Smith were not without their secrets. He revealed that Will had accused him of extorting him for money. He also spoke about their complicated history.  

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It's time for another episode of the We Gotta Have It Podcast with me, Wally Wallstreet (@wallywallstreet). This week's guests are Latris and SiSi (@_gorgdoll_) to discuss the iconic 1992 film Boomerang. 

In this episode, we discuss Boomerang, a 1992 romantic comedy directed by Reginald Hudlin. It stars Eddie Murphy as Marcus Graham, a hotshot advertising executive caught in a love triangle with Jacqueline Broyer (Robin Givens) and Angela Lewis (Halle Berry). Our discussions will be centered on this romantic love story that explores themes of love, ambition, and self-discovery, as well as the cultural dynamics that predominated in the 90s during this time period. 

Finally, we'll discuss why this film has become a cult classic. Its portrayal of strong female characters who challenge gender roles exemplifies why many people appreciate this film. It was a pleasure having this incredible conversation with Latris & SiSi, and I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. 

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Hello, and welcome back to the We Gotta Have It Podcast with me, Wally Wallstreet (@wallywallstreet). We have my Gen X brother-in-law, Uncle Moe, joining us this week, along with Juelz Jacob, another business professional who believes in the gospel of Lebron "LeGoat" James.

This episode discusses Tupac Shakur's biological father (Billy Garland), the narcissistic co-parents, Fat Joe snitching on Tupac & Diddy?, Tupac and Kirk Franklin confronting their mothers, Will Smith, and the slap heard 'round the world. Furthermore, we ask how the Jada Pinkett Smith book press run may impact the legacy of their families (Will, Willow, and Jaden).

But at least we can all agree that Tupac was a great rapper and Will Smith is a great rapper-slapping actor! Check out this exciting episode with my brothers, Uncle Moe and Juelz Jacob.

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Welcome back to the We Gotta Have It Podcast; I'm Wally Wall$treet (@wallywallstreet). I'm joined by my beloved Gen X brother-in-law, Uncle Moe, in this episode. We discuss Steve & Marjorie's alleged affair, the Truth About Men that every woman needs to know, serious red flags in relationships, Derrick Jaxn, and fat-shaming in America in this episode. Also, we ask: Does your spouse destroy you? It is also worth mentioning Dr. T Hasen Johnson & Dr. Travis Harris's "Is Psychology Anti-Black Male?"   

We discuss the importance of being honest with oneself and the importance of self-love. We also address the importance of building a strong and supportive community. Finally, we discuss the power dynamics of relationships between men and women.

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