Dear Baby Daddies Podcast

*I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC USED IN THIS PODCAST* On this episode, an anonymous guest asks for advice on whether she should give her unborn child the father's last name even though the father intentionally plans to be an absent parent. Hear a part of her story and the advice I give her based on how I feel about her particular situation. On a follow up episode, we will continue the conversation and share more thoughts around this mother's question.

During this short 15 minute segment, you are introduced to the new direction in which the Dear Baby Daddies Podcast is headed. It is titled "The Prelude" because each of the upcoming episodes sets the stage for the most important piece to this podcast. I am the only guest for this segment and I give you the rundown on whats' next to come. You don't want to miss it!

This episode unintentionally sparks the upcoming "I Got a Story to Tell" segment for 2020. In this episode we talk about sex (per usual), men that lie about having kids, masturbation, and more. DadaChillz and LeKKitty joined me for some interesting discourse and tons of laughter about how it goes down in the bedroom with and without a partner and all things in between. Pay close attention to this episode because it is again, the unintentional segue/set-up for what's to come with Dear Baby Daddies in 2020; the content is going to be so damn caliente and you know it includes my favorite baby daddy!!!

The Dear Baby Daddies Podcast is back with Volume 2! On this intro episode, my co-host and I played catch up on hot girl and hot boy summer, we talk shit about his sexcapades with strippers and their baby daddies and you are also introduced to a hot new artist by the name of Narissa who has blessed Volume 2 with a fire track titled Pull Party off her EP Lash Trap! Episode 1 is just the warm up to the shenanigans you're going to hear on Volume 2. We have new guests, steamier topics, and an advice section. Stay tuned and make sure you are tuned all the way dafuq in!

On this wrap up segment, I recapped the first 8 episodes to Volume 1 of this podcast. I thanked and shouted out all of my guests for bringing their experiences and truths to the studio for everyone to hear. It's not easy to come on this platform and share your truth for others to hear. I appreciate the non-judgemental mindsets, the laughter, and words of wisdom shared. I look forward to bringing more of this and then some for Volume 2 dropping Spring 2019 live for the Peach State. Thank you all for tuning in and supporting thus far; STAY TUNED!!!

On Episode 8 we finished the conversation on STIs in the black and brown community. Guests took a deeper dive and shared their stories about the work they do when it comes to talking about prevention and awareness. Kim and Roscoe told their narratives about living with HIV & how they both are able to live a normal healthy life. Jessica B. spoke about the outreach work she does in the community and the importance of knowing your status. On this final episode of Volume I, you will hear so much about the importance of knowing your status and how you can be proactive instead of reactive when it comes to STIs.

On this episode we got super serious and talked about the numbers and statistics when it comes to STIs in the black and brown community. Dr. Kiesha Benn joined us for an informational session on how to advocate for yourself when it comes to speaking to your doctors, knowing your status, prevention, etc. This is Part 1 of a 2 part series on STIs in our communities and how we need to use our voices more to speak up for our needs. We addressed the most common STIs such as HPV, Chlamydia, Genital herpes, Gonorrhoea (the clap), Hepatitis B, HIV, Trichomoniasis, and Syphilis. We got into which ones are curable and which aren't, how you should take care of yourself if you're infected, and more. This episode is full of information that everyone needs to know!

Episode 6 is all about child support. I sat down with a father who is active in both of his daughter's life and we gave our opinions about child support and who should be on it. I shared my story and the story of a friend who has her son's father on child support but currently receiving nothing. We also discussed absentee fathers and I broke down the child support statistics here in the USA. Numbers were so alarming and really makes you ask, "Why do we need a system to tell individuals how to take care of their child(ren)?"

Episode 5: What happens when you have gotten used to raw sex with someone's baby daddy or a partner period for so long and then it stops all of a sudden; how do you cope? The guests were really all up in my business on this episode! We discussed everything from friendships, jealousy, more 3-sums, what does it mean to be a pillow princess, condom sex vs. raw sex, is there a such thing as homewreckers, the whole Tekashi 69 situation, and so much more. We hit a lot of things on this episode!

Episode 4: We discuss open relationhips and what happens when you open Pandora's box. Is there a such thing as right place, right time? Are there rules when inviting someone else into the bedroom and if so, who sets the rules? What happens when you think you're a part of a threesome and then it becomes a two-some and then you're no longer invited! Talk about a three-way!

Episode 3: Just in time for Valentine's Day!! Amanda Panda, Chillz (joins late), and I chop it up about Love vs. Lust. Love is Living Out Vunerable Emotions and LUST is Living Under Sexual Temptation. We talk about the difference between the two and whether or not a person can "be in" both with just one person. I tell a story on why I don't fk with Henny and how somebody's baby daddy and BM had me ready to fight. Amanda Panda swears love is for suckas!

Episode 2: Rosie, Tony, Jackie, and I discuss the ones that got away. We think back to when were dating a person we felt might have slipped through our arms and if we had the chance to do it all again would we? Do we want that old thing back? Or do we say "RIP"?

Episode 1: We talk about situationships with baby daddies, singles, and those who claim a complicated status. How and when do you get out of a situationship? Is the d*ck really that amazing that we allow it to make us birdboxed? Fab's "Situationships" really put us in our feelings at first but now it's "FK Keke." Titles don't mean shit if the story don't match!