Sistahood in America

On the pilot episode, the hosts tackle some of the biggest headlines over the last few years.

The ladies talk rapper Lauryn Hill, Tiffany Haddish's breakup and the truth about Black women and childbirth.

The ladies tackle church, life after a long relationship and taking business advice from people they admire.

The ladies discuss rapper Doja Cat's sudden loss of 500,000 followers on social media.

The ladies discuss the subject of public breakups as they look at singer and actress Keke Palmer's breakup.

The ladies discuss Gen Z and their apparent burnout in the traditional workforce environment.

The ladies have an open, honest conversation about money and financial literacy.

The ladies discuss Facebook's $725 million lawsuit resulting from data being leaked.

The ladies discuss their favorite big girl, Lizzo, and the lawsuit against her by three former dancers.

The ladies discuss about the Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action in college admissions.

The ladies discuss their top issues when it comes to politics and voting.

The ladies open up the conversation about money by discussing the pay disparities faced by Black women.

The ladies discuss their thoughts on the Stand Your Ground law in light of a recent fatal shooting.

The ladies discuss how AI is affecting the industry and whether there is a place for AI in our modern world.

The ladies discuss Black American history being rewritten in Florida schools.

The ladies talk public displays of affection. When with a partner, what constitutes "too much" touching?

The ladies discuss the traits that define a toxic relationship.

The ladies discuss what love means to them as well as the love found outside of romantic relationships.

The ladies discuss the role that religion has played in their lives.