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Our trip to "The land down Under" (Australia)

Here is our travel log of our trip to see the Aussies.  We talk about our experience during our short trip to Sydney Australia.  Eating the food meeting the people. Especially as a black couple couple walking the streets during daylight hours. ;-)

Our Oscars results

This Session Alicia and I give our feedback from the results of the Oscars.  Besides the surprise comical ending.  The results were almost what we thought it was going to be.  But was it what the  Post Trump (pro and Con) audience wanted it to be?  Lets see if you agree with our thoughts.  

Sneaker Life

This session we sit down and talk to some Sneaker heads about their experience and passion in the sneaker game.  This isn't the full out obsession of sneakers that rule their everyday lives, but definitely a passion and a card carrying sneaker head. We sit and talk to some folks that will share their thoughts and history withthe sneaker game and talk to us about their love for these rubber soled gems

Financial Disfunction in the Black community

This week we have a special guest, Chaz Jenkins the founder of "Welcometothewall.com" Podcast/Blog.  We talk generational finance and savings and what can we do as a community to be come better.  Through our short and long life experiences, we share our experiences on issues we feel we can address as individuals.  With our difference in age and slightly different environments, we ask each other some of the hard questions and observations we have experienced.  We begin our money and financial education series on how we can speak to our communities and social circle to start a dialogue for improvement

Home Wifi Devices

his episode we discuss Home Wifi.  There has been a big push in technology to create devices that can cover dead spots in your home, apartment or work area.  We talk about the top companies that have the highest rated devices on the market and the differences between them.

Elle - Foreign Film

Michèle seems indestructible. Head of a leading video game company, she brings the same ruthless attitude to her love life as to business. Being attacked in her home by an unknown assailant changes Michèle's life forever. When she resolutely tracks the man down, they are both drawn into a curious and thrilling game. A game that may, at any moment, spiral out of control.

​Today we review the amazing Isabelle Huppert play one of her greatest roles in the movie Elle.  The twist and deceptionin this movie is extraordinary and we go over them with more than  just a little enthusiasm.  Pretty good podcast to listen to.

Chrisette Michelle and the Black Community

This podcast we discuss the hot topic of Chrisette Michele and her controversial singing at Trumps inauguration.  Well actually just one of the functions of the day of inauguration.  As twisted as it sounds, our thoughts are she could have spun the situation in her favor if she didn't sing but she didn't,  and even now after she did sing she could have done some things to help her appeal.  We debate the issue as well as bring humor to a sad situation.

Moonlight Review

This is our last of the 3 Oscar nominated African American movies we wanted to see.  This story chronicles the story of a young man growing up in the drug populated area of Miami and we see how this child to a teenager then adult deals with coping with a dysfunctional family life and struggle to know who he is in this world as well as his own sexuality.  We talk about this amazing movie and talk about the other Oscar hopefuls.

Fences Review

Today we review the amazing movie directed by Denzel Washington "Fences" written by August Wilson that was a Tony winning Play  and Pulitzer Prize winner.  Alicia and I talk about the emotional movie that took us back to our family relationships and the intensity of the acting that left us captivated.  Absolutely a movie to go see.

Hidden Figures Review

Today we talk about the very uplifting and empowering movie Hidden Figures (not Hidden Fences).  This is so much more of a movie than just 3 women working for NASA.  It really teaches you on so many levels that we had to talk about this.  I hope you get to see the movie if not, take a listen to what our observations are.

Three brilliant African-American women at NASA -- Katherine Johnson (Taraji P. Henson), Dorothy Vaughan (Octavia Spencer) and Mary Jackson (Janelle Monáe) -- serve as the brains behind one of the greatest operations in history: the launch of astronaut John Glenn (Glen Powell) into orbit, a stunning achievement that restored the nation's confidence, turned around the Space Race and galvanized the world.