Ice Munroe the Artist pulls no punches in this episode of Heeyyy Auntie. From calling out America’s “low-grade civil war” to asking why state agents can snatch people from our communities and walk away untouched, this is a raw breakdown of fear, survival, and accountability.

We dig into:

• Why labeling it “politics” keeps us begging for reform, but calling it “war” pushes us toward survival.

• How we fund our own oppression chasing bills and paychecks.

• The role of Black folks inside the three-letter agencies — and why neutrality is no longer an option.

• A blunt reminder that bravery isn’t about being fearless, it’s about stepping up anyway.

Plus, plugs for the Better Than Yesterday Challenge, the Grits and Eggs Podcast, the Redline This shirt, and the White History Month YouTube channel — where all the full drops live.

Raw, unfiltered, unapologetic. Same Petty Place, Same Petty Channel.

This is it—the very first episode of Hey Auntie. Ice Munroe, your founding auntie, kicks off the series by breaking down exactly what this space is, who it’s for, and why the auntie role is a cultural powerhouse. From protecting the block to passing down wisdom, we talk about stepping into your auntie era with purpose, clarity, and that unshakable Black woman energy. Whether you’re an auntie by blood, by choice, or by pure energy, this is where you belong.