Too Colored Girls

Grab the headphones this episode is Not Safe For Work. Tiffany and Ju'lia revisit the topic of adult entertainment oversharing naturally ensues.    Questions or comments? Find us on Facebook: Too Colored Girls Instagram & Twitter: @TooColoredGirls Email: toocoloredgirls@gmail.com

This week there are more questions than answers: Why can't Snoop Dogg quit his hoe activities? Why is Brandy shading Monica...again? Who still order's from Papa Johns? And why in the hell are people ghosting their own jobs? Don't worry, we've got some Trapstrology and Tarot cards to round out the conversation. Questions or comments? Find us on Facebook: Too Colored Girls Instagram & Twitter: @TooColoredGirls Email: toocoloredgirls@gmail.com

Tiffany and Ju'lia get real and talk about self-care. Is it an overindulgence? Or is it just being misused by some people? Tiffany closes things out with a quiz to asses how badly damaged Ju'lia actually is.

Tiffany and Ju'lia have a candid and comedic conversation about revenge. What are the rules? How far is too far? And is there a time and place for it? Questions or comments? Find us on Facebook: Too Colored Girls Instagram & Twitter: @TooColoredGirls Email: toocoloredgirls@gmail.com

Tiffany and Ju'lia gather around a Lil Wayne cup of corrupted kombucha and discuss Permit Patty, Trump's undateable White House staff and the after effects The Carter's new album. The Woke (ish) segment discusses the possible origins of self-shame. Do you know where you developed the habit and is it still a habit for you? Episode disclaimer: The co-hosts of "Too" Colored Girls do not always agree with each other during the Woke (ish) segment. Their personal positions during the segment are their own individual positions. Questions or comments? Find us on Facebook: Too Colored Girls Instagram & Twitter: @TooColoredGirls Email: toocoloredgirls@gmail.com

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Ho Twitter, activism in sports, Andrew Caldwell, student loan debt, ugly babies, and Tiffany destroys a perfectly good bathroom.

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True to our Monday morning formula, we are offering up laughs and TMI. As Tiffany discusses the latest academic findings in "Call Out Culture," Ju'lia highlights the latest headlines that captured her attention from Offset to Laurel and Yanny. In the end, the Royal Wedding reigns supreme.

We are laughing our way through entertainment headlines and discussing intersectionality.

We are laughing at Ju'lia's close call on Twitter and discussing the importance of women of color networking on social media. You are cordially invited to laugh with us or at us.

We are discussing the evolution of the troll and managing to laugh our way through Monday.

We are about two minutes away from wild'n out, Starbucks. Our Monday highlight is that we will never have to hear about the dusty water bottles coming out of Dash stores anymore. We are discussing the power of positive affirmations and honestly sharing where we are at in terms of our self-love journey.

It's a new week. It's time to put the ho hymnals down and take care of some in-house business. Starbucks is cancelled. Sabrina Claudio is cancelled. Willful ignorance is no longer on the menu. We are discussing the undisputed most avoided elephant in the room, Racism. But don't worry we still have your Monday medicine, laughter. Come and tawlk to us.

Cardi B, sex cults, Wanda Sykes & Roseanne. This Monday discussion is sure to help you forget that it is Monday. And if that doesn't help, we are getting deep in our discussion about the power of the word "NO" in romantic relationships as well as work relationships.

Tiffany tries to educate Ju'lia on the wonders of female sexual experiences that are free of the male gaze. Basically this episode is a crash course in everything Ju'lia didn't understand about scissoring.

If you listen closely, we discuss the logistics of what essentials should be in your above average "Ho Bag" while touching on the important details of work bathroom politics. Our Woke(ish) segment finds Tiffany bravely discussing her personal experience with gas lighting in the "Sugar Baby" culture and Ju'lia shares her experience of the physical effects that accompany holding onto stress and hurt. This episode is a little messy for sure.

In an alarmingly candid conversation withTiffany, Ju'lia discusses the reality of her creative process. Things get real and tears are shed as Ju'lia discusses the breakdowns that precede the breakthroughs.

In this episode we learn that Tiffany feels attraction to people in her guts and we have a candid conversation with Crystal Cornish of The Coolots about the reality of dealing with our emotions during our creative process. She has some encouraging words that you need to hear.