A bi weekly podcast hosted by lipstick enthusiasts Kenya and Zee. Covering pop culture, societal issues and their take on the Football highlights.
Alongside entertainment editor and host of the Crushing on Pod Caryn Solomon Welby; we discuss the best television that 2022 offered us.
We discuss the growing popularity and business of F! with host of the DRS Open Podcast Langa.
Our journey with the Netflix exclusive Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye trilogy comes to an end, as we assess and unpack the last episode in the trilogy. We also discuss how friendship break ups are the hardest and why.
We discuss the slow roll out of the queen's final destination, chat about other queens choosing themselves on the finale of 'Love Is Blind' and we chat about episode 2 of jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy.
In this episode we discuss the music industry with Grammy Nominated producer and artist White Gold. We also unpack episode 1 of Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy from Netflix.
A summary of the year's most intriguing topics thus far... and it's only February.
With special guest Jabulani Sigege we chat about the current state and future of marketing, advertising and PR.
We discuss the ways in which Apartheid lives on with special guests Ziyanda Sturman and Sizwe Mpofu- Walsh
In the second pat of of our discussion with Sthe Mbete and Ben Fogel we unpack who South Africa is in the global South.
In the first of this two-part discussion around South Africa's political landscape from the events that led to its inception to the current state of political affairs with special guests Sthe Mbete and Ben Fogel.
An episode about being a millennial looking for housing and property
A candid chat about the state of journalism in South Africa with former Business Day Editor Songezo Zibi and former Daily Vox Editor Sipho Hlongwane.
We chat about the impact that colorism and identity have on the entertainment industry and general discourse for Black and Coloured women in South Africa with special guest Caryn Welby -Solomon
We unpack the flaws of the South African entertainment industry with special guest Caryn Welby -Solomon
We're joined by The Sisterhood of the Traveling Mgowo to discuss the trouble with men.
Why does Beyonce keep blessing us and can men be feminists? We breathe a sigh of relief as we wrap up the EPL.
We're talking about the intricacies of hetero-normative dating as millennials with special guests Anton Taylor and Lebo Sibisi
We're Black everyday not only for two weeks during a pandemic and so our content will reflect that.
We're discussing brands and companies approach to email marketing, what the consumer needs from brands right now and what good social content looks like.
Employment, dating and sex in the time of Covid-19. Also what are the best internal football beefs of all time.
We're discussing the decade's most powerful protests and social  movements and the role of social media in them. We're also ranking the best rap disses and how FIFA has enabled overt racism in football.
After a mini hiatus, we're back to chat billionaires, SA politics, the Xenophobia/Burna Boy fallout and major managerial shifts in the Premier League.
In this episode we're talking about women's reproductive options, Champions League predictions and growing concern around plastic and our oceans.
In this episode we discuss the elections, the economy and seeking male validation. We also run through the football season that was.
We discuss celebrity felonies and the most common insecurities people share according to psychologists. We also complain about international friendlies.
We discuss domestic abuse in regards to Babes Wodumo and R.Kelly, mental health issues and the crazy week its been for football and celebrities.
We start the year off by discussing Cardi B, racism and Uber. We then unpack the dynamics within the Black LGBQT community and how hetero folks can be better allies.
A retrospective episode looking at the year's biggest events and we touch on aggressive behaviour from men online towards women.
With special guest Mash we discuss the obstacles faced by South African tech entrepreneurs and online content creators. We talk about dealing with your favourite stars indiscretions and do a review of the latest hip-hop releases.
On this episode we tackle the issue of displacement and land reform in South Africa, we also do a round up of the past week's football highlights.
In this episode we discuss JLo's filmography and 'Patriarchy Princesses' and how they enable sexism and benevolent misogyny. We also give a rundown of the the EPL and the UCL draw.
With special guest Dope Saint Jude, we discuss the South African entertainment industry and challenges faced by queer women of colour. We also touch on the issue of consent and acceptance across all kinds of sexual preferences deemed as deviant.
We discuss Elon Musk's petulance, Beyonce finally coming to South Africa and the challenges of dating interracially in post- Apartheid South Africa.
Love in a digital age, Cancel Culture and why Beyonce keeps snatching our wigs.
We're discussing the week's entertainment news, fandom online and football news and updates leading up to the World Cup
In this special episode with guest host Sipho Hlongwane, we discuss Blackness through various lenses. We also run through the Black Royal Wedding and give our Football World Cup predictions.
After a hiatus, we return to discuss this month's hottest pop culture topics and hip hop releases. We tackle Revenge Porn and have a tearful discussion about Arsene Wenger's impact on the world of football.
On this episode we discuss black identity across the diaspora, Black masculinity and dating in this modern era.
The first episode of the second season of our podcast. We cover race relations, sexual harassment, social media impressions and our predictions for this new football season.
We talk about the best musical offerings from our favourite artists. Discuss abuse and it's various forms. And a little football banter just to round things off.
In this episode we discuss IG girls and other social media illusions plus a nice little round up of pop culture and Premier League football.
We get an education on sex work, sex workers and their place in society. Then we have a quick review of the latest X- Men release and discuss the new Manchester United manager and call our Euro Cup favourites.
Along with our first guest on the show we talk about performative gender roles in heteronormative relationships and of course we touch on Drake's latest offering and our final notes on the English Premier League.
We discuss Prince's sudden death and Beyoncé's latest creative offering, how it relates to Womanism and gender roles and expectations in relationships. Also, a quick round up of the latest football action.
We touch on the importance of intersectional feminism and the need for women of colour to have feminist platforms of their own. Quick chat about music news and the direction of South African hip-hop. We wrap up with some football banter.
Why are sex positive women so scary to society? Captain America: Civil War- Have you picked a side? Also, a run- through of the week's Premier League action
A debate on whether or not men can be feminists, a review of the week's hip-hop offerings and thoughts on the state of the English Premier League as the log currently stands.
This week we discuss the 88th Oscars, the politics around black women's hair and the week's roundup of football highlights.