Windpipe

On this episode: Bridget Kelly and Mandii B fly solo and share that things will stay this way for the time being. The two recap their Valentine’s Day stories and Mandii talks about the expectations women have during the holidays (9:15) Britney Spears’ documentary by the New York Times sparks conversations about the details of her conservatorship as well as her complicated relationships within the industry (21:00) Bridget breaks down cancel culture and the value of offering grace (28:04) Later, the ladies discuss the warning signs people should look out for when dating (42:45) and the differences between like, love and respect (49:27) Then, Freshly Squeezed (58:14) and the two call up Hitmaka to congratulate him on his new project 1-800-HIT-EAZY with Eric Bellinger (1:06:12) Judas and the Black Messiah prompts a dialogue around Black British actors portraying Black American Leaders (1:20:53) and Mandii speaks on the hurdles black women experience with their health. She shares the story of a young teacher experiencing Premature Ovarian Failure who wants a child but struggles with the hefty costs of IVF (1:32:55) Click the link to read her story and donate to her GoFundMe.

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