Season 2 Episode 45
In this episode, Shahidah and Tracey celebrate the one-year anniversary of their podcast, reflecting on their journey and the creative renaissance happening in Rhode Island. They discuss their experiences at Fun DeFest, the importance of sisterhood and community, and share insights from an inspiring MLK Day breakfast. The conversation also touches on cultural representation in film, the significance of food and community events, and the spicy realities of ethnic cuisine. Finally, they delve into the uncertain future of TikTok and the political stances of celebrities, emphasizing the need for authenticity and accountability. In this conversation, Shahidah and Tracey discuss the political shift of celebrities like Snoop Dogg, the impact of celebrity influence on politics, and the importance of community resilience and activism. They also touch on the troubling conservatorship of Wendy Williams, highlighting issues of control and rights, particularly for women. The discussion emphasizes the need for empowerment and unity among marginalized communities to combat systemic issues and support one another.

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