That Mama's Boy

That Mama's Boy

Is there anything wrong with being a "mama's boy"? Are there different types of mama's boys? Why is there a negative connotation? Join us as we discuss what being a "mama's boy" means.

A Conversation With Our Son

On this weeks episode we are having and open and honest conversation with our eldest about what is going on in the world in reference to Black People. We want to make sure he understands what is happening. We want to know what he is seeing as a teenager and how it is affecting him. We have to make sure he knows there is nothing wrong with him because he is black.

Why Black Love is Important

We all know how having a partner in life that supports yo can make a difference in how you approach the world. Having a spouse who not only knows how the world sees and treats you but also understands because they live it too, helps build another lever of connection. In this episode we discuss how black love has been affected through the years and how important it is to us and why it should be important to you all as well.  Article referenced in this episode:  https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/12/26/marked-years-forbidden-black-love-america/ [https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/12/26/marked-years-forbidden-black-love-america/]

Parenting while black; A mother's plea

Our sons and husbands are being targeted and killed at an alarming rate and this is a constant state of mind for black america. On this episode we discuss what it feels like as a black mother raising a son with everything that is going on in the world. Everything from the joys to the frustrations and fears.

To Compliment or To Complicate

What happens when you are with someone and you don't set boundaries or expectations in your relationship? In this episode we discuss how advice, outside conversations and social media can affect your relationship, especially if you don't communicate.  WE DON'T OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC PLAYED DURING THIS EPISODE. (©) Songwriters: Jidenna Theodore Mobisson / Alexandria Leah Rosemond / Carissa Denise Murray / Marian Mereba