Episodes

In this episode, Sam makes her moderating debut! The gurls discuss Governor Cuomo's sexual harassment allegations, the latest drama with Henry, Meghan and the crown, and the influential women who live rent-free in our heads.

In this episode, the gurls are joined by Robin Hopkins and Jaimie Kelton from the podcast "If These Ovaries Could Talk". They discuss their latest book, fertility, the hurdles gay families have to go through to have children, and navigating sperm banks.

In this episode, Rebecca make's her moderating debut. They reflect on the life and death of Ari Gold, the fallout from the Senate trial, Arthur Ashe and the teaching of Black history, and what are the microaggressions that bother us the most.

In this episode, the gurls are joined by Noelle the Vibeologist. She shares how to read a chart, the difference between tropical and sidereal astrology, and reads the gurls to help us get a better understanding of our careers and love lives.

In this episode, the gurls are joined by photographer Chantis Parks. They discuss the latest happenings in Washington, the passing of Cicely Tyson and Dustin Diamond, petty things they've done, and the group is divided on Emily in Paris and its Golden Globe nominations.

In this episode, the gurls vent a little bit about what's going on in our lives. They talk about stimulus checks, the passing of Cloris Leachman, and we describe what the ideal partner is for each of the gurls.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the Inauguration. They share their thoughts on the outfits, the performances, and what they want in the next inauguration. They also talk about love languages, the upcoming Superbowl performances, and upcoming tv shows.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the impeachment of 45, the white supremacists among us, Kamala Harris appearing on the cover of Vogue and pantsuits, black excellence in Naomi Osaka and Debbie Allen, and the upcoming series end to Insecure.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the insurrection at the Capitol, the big win in Georgia and why we love Stacey Abrams, gays over covid, and the season 13 premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race.

In this episode, the gurls discuss New Year traditions and superstitions, new habits they want to form, how the pandemic affects communities of color, Shondaland's newest show, Bridgerton, and which countries has the most tops and bottoms according to Grindr.

In this episode, the gurls discuss who they'd want to see at a Divas Live in 2021, reflect on life lessons and what they learned about their mental health in 2020, and how they want to grow in 2021.

In this episode, the gurls discuss updates to the COVID-19 vaccine, the passing of Charley Pride and Ann Reinking, and the police-involved shooting of Casey C. Goodson Jr., They snicker at Lady Maga and Trump homophobes, what's the appropriate way to apologize, and what we would do if we had money to donate to a cause.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the COVID-19 vaccine availability and whether or not they will get it. They dive into scientific racism and the history of medical experiments on Black and brown bodies. They also discuss the upcoming Versuz between Ashanti and Keyshia Cole and Dionne Warwick on Twitter.

In this episode, the gurls discuss getting into the holiday mood and how they celebrate in a pandemic, an orgy in Brussels, a twerking instance at a restaurant, the end of year Spotify wrapped, and how the white gaze affects our relationships.

In this episode, the gurls talk about how they celebrated their Thanksgiving. We share our favorite memories of Rebecca for her birthday, being set up for dates by co-hosts, what we think each other's best features, and our funny stories.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the election results and their hopes for the Biden administration, the country's reaction, how they're bracing for another lockdown, a potential vaccine, our dreams for 2021, and breakup lessons from exes.

In this episode, the gurls talk about the election and the uncertainty as well as some of the highlights from the elections around the country. The gurls talk about the newest Black sitcoms coming to Netflix, the World of Witches, and who is our own personal cheerleader.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the last presidential debate, gays for Trump marching in West Hollywood, Mike Tyson, messy gay penguins, and Saidue has an exciting announcement.

In this episode, the gurls discuss Pope Francis and his opinion on same-sex civil unions, pet peeves, the Lovecraft Country season finale, and defining Black joy and how we find our own joy.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the Supreme Court nomination of Amy Coney Barrett and what it means for the rights of the marginalized and the circus surrounding the hearing, Mercury being retrograde, clean sheets, and our experiences with bullying.

It's World Mental Health Day! In this episode, the gurls dive into how they feel about their worth and lift up the conversation on having a high self-value. They also discuss the latest with the White House COVID-19 infections, the Vice Presidential debate, the aniversary of Matthew Shepard, and Lovecraft Country.

In this episode, the gurls debrief on the Presidential debate, the music of Martha Wash and dance music, and Sadue tells a story about a palm reading that turns into processing anger from stressors in the community and how to be more authentic to yourself.

In this episode, the gurls discuss the latest with Breonna Taylor, the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a hate crime in Queens, the latest saga with Andrew Gillum, and dating while in COVID.

In this episode, the gurls are joined by two surprise guests: Lauren Cummings and drag queen Anisa Love. After discussing some current events, we lower our guards and discuss our own mental health issues and speak our truth in an open forum.