Season 2 Episode 44
In this conversation, Shahidah and Tracey discuss various topics, starting with personal updates and reflections on Jimmy Carter's funeral. They express disappointment over Donald Trump's presence at the event and delve into the broader implications of political accountability and norms in American politics. The discussion shifts to the legacy of Jimmy Carter, the current state of American politics, and the impact of natural disasters on communities, particularly focusing on the housing crisis and fire safety. They share personal experiences related to home safety and conclude with a tragic event involving a family in West Greenwich. In this conversation, Shahidah and Tracey delve into the complexities of family violence, particularly focusing on the tragic phenomenon of murder-suicides. They discuss the psychological and financial pressures that can lead to such devastating actions, emphasizing the importance of recognizing warning signs. The discussion then shifts to the idea of living in homes with dark histories, exploring personal beliefs about spirits and the impact of past events on current living spaces. The conversation also touches on the legacy of Saturday Night Live, reflecting on its cultural significance and the nostalgia it evokes. Finally, they express their sadness over the impending closure of Ken Southern Kitchen, a beloved local restaurant, highlighting the challenges faced by small businesses in the community.

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