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In episode 13 of Black Girl Squee, Inda and Didi read your lovely feedback, get into some Squeeworthy News, and run down our favorite BGM stories of 2015. We also nominate new Squee Queens and two new DWIDP contestants. You can reach BGS on Twitter @blackgirlsquee, via email at blackgirlsquee […]
We have a lot of students who listen to the show, so it was a nice bit of serendipity when Rachel Harsley reached out to me to tell me about her story! Rachel is a Ph.D. student at the University of Illinois at Chicago as well as the developer of […]
The Inner Hoes discuss Keke Palmer, sexual fluidity, hipster polyamory in Brooklyn, dark skinned love, an accused rapist “falling” into his victim, sex selling the WNBA, Rondo & Bill Kennedy, dating outside your age range, fingers in butts, seeking validation, awkward threesomes and more!
Here’s some background on Short Barreled Shotguns, National Firearms Act of 1934, the gun control reasons for it all, the St. Valentines Day Massacre in Chicago, 2015 year in review, MJ Woodland talks about open vs concealed carry. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.
Reagan and DeWayne talk with celebrity photographer, Cliff Watts about working with Beyonce, Scarlett Johansson and Kendall Jenner. We also talk about the Milly Rock, telling your kids that you ARE Santa Clause, and we have a special guest.
Lisa shares holiday reflections and her best book recommendations for this time of year.
Marco Rogers is the engineering manager at Clover Health, a unique health insurance plan focused on driving down costs and producing improved health outcomes. Marco also writes small novels on Twitter (his words, not mine!) on everything from the current state of the tech industry to issues dealing with inequality […]
