Hold Up, Let Me Call My Sis

You Can't Out Do the Doer

This week we dive deep into the intersections of community, creativity, and consciousness. From The Matrix to Divergent, we unpack how pop culture mirrors society’s fear of nonconformity and the systems designed to keep us compliant. We reflect on the state of healthcare, the influence of consumerism, and the growing role of AI in everyday life - challenging ourselves and our listeners to think critically about what it means to be human in an increasingly automated world. We remind y’all that resistance, authenticity, and connection are the keys to surviving a dystopian reality. We're also excited to share a peek into upcoming creative projects and collaborations designed to nurture community and self-expression.

The Mark of Some New Sh!t

Coping ≠ healing. Truth isn’t always universal. And pop culture? It tells on us every time. Ooooh, we're get into the real work of self-reflection —unpacking identity, judgment, and the thin line between coping and healing. From pop culture to spirituality, science to art, they explore how truth is shaped by personal experience and how community, structure, and awareness can ground us in growth. Plus, the sisters drop an exciting announcement about their new book club, created to spark deeper conversations and connection through literature. Stay connected with us on our socials and check out our new homepage www.letmecallmysis.com [www.letmecallmysis.com]

Soylent Green is People

In this episode of Hold Up, Let Me Call My Sis, LaMia Radiant and T Jamaica Pogue cover everything from spirituality to society’s beauty standards to the future of music. They explore intentionality in spiritual practices, the weaponization of language, and the ways professionalism and identity are shaped by societal expectations—especially around hair and appearance. The sisters also dig into authenticity in the music industry, using Cardi B’s new album as a case study on why being real resonates. Along the way, they unpack relationships, nutrition, body language, and the constant evolution of language itself. This conversation blends the personal and the cultural, with LaMia and T highlighting empathy, creativity, and authenticity as essentials for growth in a world that often tries to box us in.

The Real Trickle Down Effect

“The real trickle down effect isn’t about money—it’s about education, creativity, and how society shapes us.” In this episode of Hold Up, Let Me Call My Sis, LaMia Radiant and T Jamaica Pogue cover it all - from personal updates and health reflections to the bigger picture of creativity, education, and culture. The sisters break down why support systems matter, how goals can help keep life in balance, and why America’s struggle with reading levels is more than just an education issue - it’s a societal one. They also dive into the intersections of creativity, neurodivergence, and critical thinking, reflecting on what it means to be an artist in a world shaped by technology, misinformation, and shifting cultural norms. From 90s nostalgia to the evolution of comedy, LaMia and T get candid about the bittersweet nature of looking back while navigating the complexities of today. #HoldUpLetMeCallMySis #Podcast #NeurodivergentVoices #CriticalThinking #EducationCrisis #90sNostalgia #ComedyEvolution #BlackPodcasters #CulturalShifts #CreativityMatters

We Are In the Upside Down

In this episode of Hold Up, Let Me Call My Sis, LaMia Radiant and T Jamaica Pogue explore how personal growth, cultural narratives, and language shape the way we see ourselves and the world around us. From the spiritual meaning of cutting hair to the complexities of empathy in violent times, the sisters examine how change - whether personal or societal - can open space for deeper understanding. They also dig into how history is rebranded to fit current ideologies, why groupthink can be dangerous, and how language influences our collective reality. Along the way, they reflect on cultural appropriation, authenticity in art, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery. This conversation is all about questioning dominant narratives, embracing curiosity, and honoring creativity as a path toward truth. #HoldUpLetMeCallMySis #BlackPodcasters #LanguageMatters #CulturalNarratives #AuthenticityInArt #SelfDiscovery #QuestionTheNarrative