Multimedia personality, Georgette Pierre, and her guests, come together to dispel the idea that all black people are monolithic, bringing their varying perspectives to pop culture, relationships, and experiences they go through that they can’t always name.
I met Toine Edwards during my short stint in Miami, as the local host for the Rickey Smiley Morning Show. He was the lead digital producer for all the stations and also the one that trained me. We connected immediately, bonding over our love and reverence for Rickey Smiley, as well as creating digital content….
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Our wellbeing, as black womxn, has been heightened especially because of rona and black bodies being killed too consistently. Yet we’re still expected to show up as superwomxn in all the places we occupy space even when we’re exhausted mentally, emotionally, and physically. Lest we forget corporations are now acting like black is in, as…
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For what I can remember growing up and even professionally when I got older, I’ve naturally been ambitious, exuded leadership qualities, and showed up in spaces very assertively and confidently. In my mind, I just attributed it to big Leo energy and God. As I continued to evolve, I became aware of how some people…
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HBO’s Insecure season 4 finale left us feeling some kind of way. I wanted to check in with my former guest co-hosts that helped me deliberate on various themes mid-season. The finale just hit differently though. We explored the highs and lows of what happened with Lawrence and Issa [hint: it involved Canola Oil aka…
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This week is a special release and celebration of my podcast releasing 50 episodes. I wanted to lighten but spice things up while trying to understand the allure of OnlyFans before it became associated with Demon Time (#IYKYK) and adult entertainment. OnlyFans is a subscription based website for creators to privately share their content for…
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My 50th episode has arrived in a moment of chaos but not in vain as I spotlight two black owned businesses. I took it to the pantry #becauseofrona and highlighted two black chefs that are giving back to their communities in ways that are needed. Kenneth of Esquire Meals and Chef Wimbo delve into the…
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My fellow Leo, Kenya Barris, has been making waves before his latest Netflix deal with network shows, black-ish, grown-ish (facking love), mixed-ish, Girls Trip, Top Model (had no idea), and the upcoming Coming to America 2 just to name a few. Even if you’re not a fan of his former or current work, his shows…
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Life as a freelancer at a media company has been a wild ride. The last thing we expected was to be out of work for two months [two of us sheltering outside of Nueva York]. Needless to say we’ve been dealing with this the best way we know. My ladies and former colleagues from the…
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Issa Rae has been kicking ass with her media empire including her successful HBO show, Insecure. We love to see it especially learning that the show was renewed for a season five https://shadowandact.com/insecure-renewed-for-season-5-at-hbo. #LawrenceHive is buzzing around somewhere. There were so many themes that happened in the first few episodes that I couldn’t resist talking…
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Creating in the time of rona as an artist and producer takes the cake for this week’s episode. Some artists are presumed struggling but others are thriving including my high school friend. High school y’all! This week, I’m joined by artist, creator, producer, just all overall dope human, Bunx Dadda. He’s produced for some of…
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