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In this episode of We Talk Back, AJ Holiday and TamBam recap an emotional and eventful weekend, from AJ attending Dolly Bishop Litticker’s wedding to Tam celebrating her best friend Janae’s birthday with a day on the water. The hosts then dive into “Stupid Internet News,” reacting to a viral conversation about male educators navigating puberty and appropriate boundaries with young girls while emphasizing that adults are responsible for protecting children and maintaining clear boundaries. They also discuss a disturbing case involving a police officer who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing handcuffed male detainees and debunk a bizarre TikTok myth surrounding menstruation and women’s health.
The episode shifts into “Biohazard,” as AJ and TamBam take on modern dating, dating apps, and some of the wildest profile bios the internet has to offer. From demands involving sex, money, jealousy, control, vaccination status, and co-parenting to profiles that raise immediate safety concerns, the hosts debate the difference between refreshing honesty and undeniable red flags. Along the way, they unpack dating-app fatigue, relationship expectations, personal boundaries, and why meeting someone organically can feel more authentic than turning romance into a job interview. Funny, candid, and relatable, this episode explores the realities of dating in the digital age while reminding listeners that sometimes a bio tells you everything you need to know.
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