Three Cents Podcast

Ashlei, Stacy and Marcus end their hiatus and return for more discussion, laughter and wisdom. This episode features BIG personal news for one of the hosts, plus they dive in on some popular recent topics.

Ashlei, Stacy and Marcus look back in a wild year. They remember old episodes, the moments that defined their year and the lessons they learned along the way. This episode also features a special “Spare Change” segment that serves as a fitting end to 2020.

Ashlei and Stacy, with guest co-host Marcus Thompson, discuss the ramifications of skyrocketing COVID-19 cases and what should be done. Also, would you take a pay cut to go work with your friends, like James Harden wants to do? They also help a scared husband in the “Get Your Life Together” segment and Marcus drops some Spare Change. Come for the laughs, stay for the wisdom.

Ashlei and Stacy, with special guest host Marcus Thompson, do some catching up, dig into the impact of the presidential election and get deep discussing the age in life they’ve enjoyed the most in their lives. This episode has some hella funny stories and a This or That centered on music. Then Stacy brings it home with an election-inspired spare change.

Marcus is back with Ashlei and Stacy in the last episode before the world changes after the 2020 Election. Yes, it is finally here. We talk expectations and concerns from the post-election world. They also discuss COVID stereotypes and a father who bought a house for his 13-year-old? Too much too soon or an excellent idea? We help someone in “Get Your Life Together” and Ashlei delivers an epic “Spare Change” segment. Enjoy the episode and we’ll see you on the other side! 

Ashlei and Stacy keep Marcus around for more lively discussion. Some real thought-provoking questions emerge. How much would you expect the ransom on your life to be? What’s the best mistake you’ve ever made? Fruit Loops or Trix? It goes down with this episode, including a spirited discussion about the documentary The Social Dilemma and the repercussions of social media. Also, Marcus makes his Spare Change debut! 

Ashlei and Stacy welcome a new co-host. Marcus Thompson joins the pod and dives right into the discussion about habits and addictions — the good ones they have, the bad ones they wrestle with and which have crossed over into addictions. They also get into whether Donald Trump really had COVID, struggles with sleeping and, yes, Mary Jane. They also advise a listener to choose wealth over independence in the Get Your Life Together segment, and Stacy uses some cartoon wisdom to bring you A WORD in this week’s “Spare Change” segment.

Ashlei and Stacy take the topic existential. They each discuss their process of self discovery and growth, charting the course that led them to who they are. They also examine whether the president is telling the truth about having COVID-19 and a uniquely themed This or That.

Ashlei and Stacy welcome Ron G to the podcast. The comedian, producer, actor and motivational speaker is as deep as he is funny. He tells the story of his journey, he dives into both Ashlei and Stacy’s relationship status and helps a guest get their life together. This episode will have you laughing and thinking. 

Ashlei's latest viewing binge has her and Stacy diving into a conversation about pimping and the culture, including the altering of the traditional gender roles in sexual exploitation. Which of course leads to a discussion about Cardi B and Offset, their latest issues and the woman who got between them. Ashlei and Stacy help put an end to unemployment fraud in the “Get Your Life Together’ segment and Stacy drops some “Spare Change” for the benefit of your life.

Ashlei and Stacy go waaaaay back to the 80s for “This Or That” and even discuss their connections to soap operas. They also examine President Trump downplaying the virus intentionally, singer Chris Stapleton getting attacked for speaking up for Black lives, and who is making money off the pandemic. Ashlei drops some Spare Change (and low-key asks for some). Enjoy the episode.

First paying tribute to actor Chadwick Boseman, Ashlei and Stacy dive into an array of topics, including interesting questions like “Should you tell your friend their posts are trash or let ‘em live?” and “If you could know your death date, would you want to?” They get into the TMZ leak of Dr. Dre’s ex wife’s $2 million monthly budget and this week’s “Get Your Life Together” segment is WILD. Stacy drops off some Spare Change with Robert Frost bars. You’ll be entertained on this one.

Ashlei and Stacy dive deep into the woods of their relationship situations, with Stacy discussing his chances at matrimony and Ashlei explaining how she ended up single again. It leads to a hearty conversation about marriage, fulfillment and preparation. Somehow, the polyamorous ways of Deray end up in the discussion. They also dive into a mother of a biracial son and how she addresses his Blackness as well as help someone get their life together. And Ashlei’s Three Cents of Wisdom will feed your spirit.

Ashlei and Stacy discuss the fires raging and what would matter in an evacuation. They examine the Sweetie Pies tragedy and argue in a Verzuz style segment of This or That. Guess which one is riding with Damian Lillard and which one chose Stephen Curry. Stacy drops Three Cents of Wisdom.

Ashlei and Stacy dive deep into the selection of Kamala Harris as Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden’s Vice President. They discuss her record, the significance of her selection, and what her selection tells us as they read between the lines. They also discuss self-care during these times and help someone with new money get their life together. And finally, Ashlei dips into the past for her Three Cents of Wisdom.

Stacy and Ashlei talk about their greatest fears, their lifelong friends and the new documentary about the mayor of Stockton. Hmmmm. What if they were the mayor of their hometown at 26? Also, another round of “This or That” and three cents of wisdom from Stacy.

Ashlei and Stacy discuss some of the proudest moments of their lives — which allows Ashlei to flex about her latest encounter with Snoop Dogg. Plus, studies are expecting 500,000 fewer babies in 2021. They discuss why people aren’t having kids. And since Joe Biden keeps floating a Black woman as a running mate, Ashlei and Stacy ponder some, um, unique options for a Black woman vice president. They also help an ex wife get her life together and Ashlei drops a stirring Three Cents.

Ashlei and Stacy argue about who was correct in the J. Cole battle — can we call it a battle? — with Noname. Who was in the wrong? How should they have handled it? They also talk about old school music, the stuff your parents put you on, and their car history and future. Stacy delivers the “Three Cents” words of wisdom. The This or That segment is pretty fun, too.

Ashlei and Stacy talk about whether it’s too late for them to have kids. Yes, they went there. They also dive into cancel culture and help a listener get their life together.

Ashlei and Stacy talk about the exits of Amanda Seales and Tamera Lowery from "The Real" and, of course, they get into the “entanglement” of Jada Pinkett Smith, August Alsina and Will Smith.

Ashlei is back. She and Stacy discuss her history with stalkers and weigh the presidency of Kanye West. Would he be any different that President Trump? Plus they help someone get their life together.

With Ashlei off this week, Stacy taps his good friend Marcus Thompson II — sports writer and author — to talk nooses and flags, the role of sports, the rising COVID-19 numbers and what athletes can do in the movement.

Ashlei and Stacy take aim at Candace Owens, the conservative talking head for Donald Trump, as they continue the discussion about where we go next. This episode has some Good Vibrations.

Ashlei and Stacy range from comedy to gravity in this episode as they dish out takes, wisdom and advice. From getting off pandemic pounds to the intricacies of effective communication to being there for friends in times of tragedy, this episode will take you through a range of emotions. It includes the first “Get Your Life Together” segment of the new season and ends with three cents from Ashlei.

Ashlei and Stacy get deep in the weeds about the novel coronavirus pandemic that has swept the globe. They discuss financial implications — How is spending affected? — and the health disparities — Why are people of color more vulnerable? — and  the state of church in the era of social distancing — Will people even go back to the church building? — and managing the forced isolation — Are you solo or lonely? — for the sake of mental health. There is also the return of the This or That segment. Another great conversation that is sure to encourage, enlighten and entertain you.

Ashlei and Stacy are back to discuss the George Floyd protests, the #BlackLivesMatter movement coming to the forefront of the nation. They discuss the emotions of the moment, the current state of leadership and the response of White America.

Ashlei and Stacy welcome their latest guest: Tanisha Smith. A mother, a wife, a human resource professional, world traveler and surrogate only begins to describe her depth. The three have a wide-ranging conversation that reveals their personality, their wisdom and their roots. They also offer life advice and Tanisha offers her three cents.   

Ashlei and Stacy host special guest Jason Mayden, former Nike shoe and apparel designer who has created his own shoe company for children called Super Heroic. All three are dropping knowledge about living life fully and maximizing potential. They discuss Nipsey Hussle's legacy, Jason's background and they all offer some wisdom — three cents worth

Ashlei is back from Egypt and her mind has been blown. She spills the depths to Stacy as they reconnect for a thought-provoking podcast that also touches on Jussie Smollett, the Mueller Report and a new fun segment.

Ashlei is back from Quebec and tells Stacy about her time on ice. The two discuss their personal bouts with anxiety. They break down T.I.'s dis track for Floyd Mayweather and, of course, they get into the Jussie Smollett controversy. And you know they've got Three Cents for you

Ashlei and Stacy get real about the hang-ups caused by social media addiction while discussion Ashlei's hiatus from Instagram and the like. They also pose some deep questions to one another while delving into the impact of sexual abuse. Another important listen and real conversatoon.

Ashlei and Stacy have a good time with some crazy good questions — if you could chose a company to sponsor you, who would it be? — and helping people get their life together. At the end, they discuss how to turn on your freak in marriage after being abstinent.

Ashlei and Stacy get your minds rights for the holidays. Are you cool with X-mas? Are you a good gift giver? They don't stop there. These two wise souls dish on the value of life, the meaning of success, and offer you three cents of advice.

Ashlei and Stacy get back into form this week. They get into each other's business, discuss Meek Mill's album and helps someone get their life together. Prepare for a diverse and vibrant conversation full of wisdom. Get your three cents

Ashlei and Stacy reconvene. They talk employment, as one one laid off and the other found a new gig, and what's been going on in their lives. They also get into the Dwight Howard drama.

Ashlei and Stacy process the killing of Botham Shem Jean, or at least try to. They also spend some time talking motivation, digesting the idea of sudden/quick marriages, and why Ashlei enjoys being single. Yes, Ashlei prefers being single.

Stacy and Ashlei deep dive on apologizing, revealing some of their own "I'm Sorry" moments and discussing Kanye West's apology for his slavery comments. The usual staples are also here — "Get Your Life Together" and "Lame or Legit" and "Three Cents of Wisdom" — making for an entertaining and enlightening show.

Ashlei and Stacy are back to dish on a variety of topics. They talk new movies, dealing with heartbreak, mental health realities and best practices in dating. As always, lots of fun and lots of wisdom.

Stacy Jones and Ashlei Reign are back to empower, enlighten and entertain. The two purveyors of perspective touch on some deep issues with the subject of suicide, in light of the deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. They also have some fun with the staples — "Crazy Good Questions" and "Unbelievable But True" and "Lame or Legit."

Stacy and Ashley are back from their hiatus! They share their personal stories related to suicide, breakdown the difference between intentions and behaviors, and cautions against celebrity activism. Of course they share "Unbelievable But True" stories, ask some "Crazy Good Questions" and go back and forth on "Lame or Legit?"

Ashlei and Stacy welcome their first guest to the show. Alicia Jay is a 6-foot-6 beautiful and successful professional woman -- who was featured on TLC's "My Giant Life" -- who is not ashamed of being a virgin. She talks her faith, purity, the "Tall Swag" mindset she has created and sticks around for some Three Cents segments

Ashlei and Stacy are back dishing on current events, doling out advice and trading stories. Stacy gives the details on getting laid off. Ashlei kind of gets Monique's back. And this episode's "Lame or Legit" delve into the 90s.

Ashlei and Stacy are back for the New Year and the discussion is lively. They share New Year's resolutions -- correction, goals -- and debate about whether Christians are cool to partake in marijuana. They also discuss crypto currency and how to know if a cheater just made a mistake or needs to be dumped. Stay for the outtake. It's hilarious.

Stacy and Ashlei are back. They get even more personal by digging into their regrets and sharing their bucket lists. They also continue the conversation about sexual harassment and race relations. This latest episode has depth and hilarity.

Ashlei and Stacy delve into some deep topics, including what America leads to mass shootings, how to deal with sexual assault and harassment, and when to move on from your first love. They also have some fun digging into each others lives in this episode. So be prepared to think, laugh and be challenged.

In this debut episode, Ashlei and Stacy tackle current events, from North Korea to Kim and Kanye's third baby, and deep dive into perspective and growth. They answer the deepest questions while still finding time for many laughs. From the legacy of Hugh Hefner, to parenting advice, to the merits of ABC's Scandal, to Donald Trump, these two will keep your mind clicking.