In this Thanksgiving episode, we pull up chairs to a table that has changed shape over the years—because family doesn’t always look like the picture we grew up imagining. 🦃✨ As a blended crew with adult children, shifting traditions, and schedules that never sync, we’ve had to redefine what “family time” really means.

We get honest about the messy, beautiful, emotional reality of gathering during the holidays when the table has new faces, old memories, and a whole lot of evolving dynamics. ❤️‍🩹 Whether it’s kids with their own families, empty chairs that still hold love, or chosen family who show up with warmth, we’re learning to embrace the table as it is, and still make space for joy.

With humor, honesty, and that signature 90s R&B energy 🎶, we’re helping listeners rethink what togetherness can be today. Because no matter how your family is shaped right now… there is still room for you at the table. 🪑💛

Can you hear the Emotions...” Don’t ask my neighbor?”

This episode is all about protecting what’s sacred in a world that wants access to everything. 🔐❤️ These days, everybody posts everything — relationships, arguments, screenshots, wins, losses… and opinions fly faster than love can grow.

We open up about how we keep our relationship covered, grounded, and private in an era where oversharing is normal, and everyone feels entitled to your business. From social media boundaries to family expectations to knowing when to invite people in and when to keep them out, we get into what it means to guard the places where love is being built.

With humor, transparency, and that cool sista-girl/church-boy vibe 🎶🔥, we help listeners rethink what belongs online, what belongs in prayer, and what belongs between two people who are actually doing life together.

This episode reminds you: everybody doesn’t need to know everything, and that’s how real love thrives.

In this episode, a nod to Jon B.’s classic “They Don’t Know,” we dive into what it means to build real love in a world obsessed with filters, trends, and everybody having something to say about relationships they’re not in. 🎶💬

We open up about navigating the age gap between us and the 20- and 30-somethings in our lives, kids, couples, younger family members, and even the culture as a whole. What they call “criticism,” we call love, wisdom, and lived experience. And just like Jon B. said, “They don’t know about this here.” They don’t know the battles we fought, the lessons we earned, or the commitment it takes to keep love real in every season.

We unpack:

• 💛 How wisdom from your 40s and 50s hits different for younger generations

• 🧡 Why love sometimes sounds like guidance, not judgment

• 🎧 How social media shapes (and sometimes warps) expectations of relationships

• 🔥 What it looks like to model stability, maturity, and longevity in a “do-what’s-trending” world

• 🌉 How to build bridges between generations without losing your voice

This episode is all about reminding listeners: real love doesn’t need validation, applause, or a filter to be powerful. And sometimes… they just don’t know, but love will teach them.