A Brown Girl Podcast

Byrd and Blythe discuss the grand jury’s failure to bring criminal charges against the police officers that murdered Breonna Taylor and discuss how they are looking forward to the Attorney General Daniel Cameron's release the recording and transcripts of the proceedings. The girls touch on how the effects of racism manifest as stress in the body of African Americans. Before laying into Trump's non tax paying ass. Blythe and Byrd are curious to know where the tax shelters for the low to middle class American citizens and wonder what ever happened to the cocaine on that JP Morgan ship? 2020 continues to p-pop on a headstand with the roll out of dinosaurs and brain eating microbes. Lastly they explore Monica's devotion to C murder, Nene fussing yet again, Lisa Rae beefing with the Da Brat, Jordyn v Kardashians, and lastly and most unfortunately Tory Lanez....hate to see it. Byrds Pick: Need It x Migos ft NBA Youngboy Blythes Jam: Real Affair x Tiana Major9

Blythe and Byrd settle the battle between Chuck E. Cheese vs Little Casers pizza and talk about how Popeyes can learn a thing or two from Chick-Fil-A before diving into the Travis Scott Mickey D collab.  Next the girls discuss how Toni deserved an ass whopping season 1 episode 1! Blythe gives P-Valley its flowers! Odell, period. P-Valley TI refuses to stay out of broke people business. Cardi decides to pack that WAP up and the girls discuss the correlation between traditional gender roles and a successful marriage. Blythe and Byrd close out the podcast trying to figure out who Dr. Dre's wife is emailing for $900,000 a month.   Blythes Song: The Quiet Storm x MuddyBoyTony Byrd's Jam: Sho Nuff x Tela 8 Ball & MJG Register to vote ya filthy animals: https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote 

The girls pay their respects to Chadwick Boseman (RIP) and encourage African Americans to get tested early and often despite what the healthcare system recommends. Joe Biden selects Kamala Harris as his running mate and you’ll never hear the end of it from the AKAs. Blythe gives a quick overview of the success of the ‘4 Oakcliff’ event. John Gray cheating....again. The men folk give the women dating advice on Twitter. Future, need we say more? The girls would like Tory to be removed from the US, expeditiously. Byrd and Blythe discuss the need for Black women to be protected. Boosie pleads to Mark Zucka-burger for his IG while we STAN Plies. Who is ASAP Pillz? Do you have the teeth for grills?  Byrd’s Pick: It’s Goin Down x Celly Cell  Blythe’s Jam: Laffy Taffy Freestyle x Ken The Man Intro: Alkaline Water x Tor1n

WAP. A swoop. And a Bayyang. Period. The girls discuss Cardi and Megs new song and fantasize about the day society will relax on sex shaming women. Blythe gives her take on 'Black is King' before giving Netflix props for brining more Black shows to the network. The girls try to figure out what the hell Ye and D Rose were thinking, tackle the foolery that is Amber Guyer seeking a lighter sentence for the murder of Botham Jean, and closing out with an announcement of Saturday's 4 OakCliff event! Blythe’s Pick: Then Leave by Beat King; Byrd’s Jam: Diana by Pop Smoke

Ashley and Blythe kicked it off with a trill stroll down memory lane reciting some of their favorite Boosie hits! Ashley co-signed Dreamdoll and the girls discussed the force that is Young MA. 50 Cent and his ridiculousness is discussed followed by the disrespect of black women on a larger scale. The girls are not surprised by Kanye’s latest shenanigans (I mean, are you?!) Blythe talked about her meh Facebook dating experience. Jada and Will brought it to the red table and the girls weighed in. More corporate pandering is on the horizon but the Redskins are finally doing something right by changing their mascot. Speaking of athletes, the girls had a roast session on the noname fool who took it upon himself to disrespect the Legend, Miss Jill Scott. Blythe got in her artist bag to discuss the BET Awards and left a few words of wisdom. Ashley’s jam: Miss Kissin’ on You-Boosie Blythe’s pick: Inner World-Dalai Lama

Covid......still.  The girls are trying to figure out what is going on in Atlanta and how the bubonic plague made a comeback. They'd also like to know why we are still on Earth when Mars is free before 11. Blythe and Byrd tap on Tristan getting his girl back that he never lost and professor TIP joining Clark Atlanta. The topic of inequality for sexual exploration and sex shaming for women is discussed before diving into August Alsina interview. The girls get real about "unconventional" relationships and promote doing what works for you. Then leave off with discussing what they would do if the Smith’s invited them over! Blythe's Pick: Girls from the Hood by Meg Thee Stallion Byrd's Jam: Dior by Pop Smoke (RIP)

Blythe and Byrd are back at it again with the white vans sharing their thoughts on the season finale of Insecure Season 4. They quickly touch on if 9-5 guys can understand the entrepreneurial hustle. Question who Trump's black friends are, highlight bits of progress made in BLM movement, before lastly sharing their Juneteenth plans! Blythe's pick: Do It by Chloe x Halle  Byrd's jam: The Bigger Picture by Lil Baby Black Business Highlight: Browndages (www.browndages.com) Black Business Highlight: Tru-Colour Skin Tone Bandages (www.trucolourbandages.com)

We really went Beyonce on you niggas! The girls drop their surprise podcast and make their debut by letting the fans in on their background, before diving into the tough topics of systemic racism and police brutality. They reflect on the longstanding presence of racism and how far we have to go as a country, before touching on the progress that has been made over a short few weeks thanks to the Black Lives Matter movement. Ben & Jerry's solidifies their seat at the cookout, while the NFL, Nutrablast, and IG models hold L's for yet another week. Lastly, the girls wrap up the show by discussing their first post-corona moves!  Blythes Pick: Rehab (Chopped & Screwed) by Brent Faiyaz Byrd's Jam: Return of the Mack by Mark Morrison Intro: Learned From Texas by Big Krit