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The crew is back together again with some opinions for you! You may want to buckle up for this exciting episode.

Sometimes you have to sit back and let the ladies handle it, and that is what we did. Get comfortable and listen to how women see relationships.

Check us out as we change the direction of the conversation. We have so many opinions in this episode, you have to listen to catch it all

Listen, we get older and the way we view love begins to change. The things that were important are not so important anymore. Join us as we discuss what love looks like now versus when we were younger.

In honor of Women's History Month, the women have taken over the podcast. You are in for an exciting episode as this amazing cast of women break down self-care and transparency.

Join us as we talk about how to love and what cheating looks like when you have a lifestyle relationship. It gets very interesting.

In this episode we discuss saying "I love you" in a community full of I love yous. Also, we did our hosts realize that their person was "different". The gems dropped on this one have to be picked up!

This episode, Wintah Storm interviews Poetré for the upcoming film 'She Dark Skin Tho'. For more information and how you can't donate to this production please click the link below: https://www.gofundme.com/f/empower-voices-support-healing-through-film-sc

We're talking about sex advice. Who do you get your advice from? What advice would you give? And how do we handle the affects of aging when it comes to sex?

Join us for My Opinion Ain't Ish for our first episode: Intimate Conversation, where we explore if men want to be spoiled, our love language, and our forgiveness language. Grab your snacks and get comfortable because we have something to say.

This episode, we discuss the impact of authenticity. What is it? Can you be real in a professional environment? When does keeping it real go wrong? What are the most difficult realities to face? Also Victoria Da God stresses not to say something and tgen ask to forget, while No Cents reviews the Atlanta's Missing and Murdered Children series on HBO Max. Also, an educational leader gets the spotlight.

In this episode, the duo discuss what is accountability. How can we hold ourselves accountable? Can we hold others accountable? Also Victoria DaGod is excited about an announced Verzuz, No Cents promotes asking for permission before unpacking, and the spotlight gets scientific this show.

In this episode VictoriaDaGod and No Cents discuss the pros and cons of victim impact statements and their value to the judicial system. We also discuss how nostalgia is making us think today's movies suck, why Victoria regrets her vote, crimes against fashion, and spotlight a Sag crime mogul.

In this episode the duo is back to discuss what greatness is. Can everyone be great? What does it take to reach greatness? Why are people scared to be great? Also, we rank our top 5 G.O.A.T.s, No Cents advises what not to say if his death causes riots, VictoriaDaGod is creeped out, and we spotlight a cinematic G.O.A.T.

In this episode VictoriaDaGod and No Cents discuss the lack of viewership by white America when it comes to black stories. Is it not being able to relate, white guilt, or simply not caring? Also, does this affect studios and production companies from giving opportunities to black creators? Will it ever change? Also in our 2 Cents, No Cents discusses the hypocrisy he's seeing with our fellow Sag DMX's drug use compared to white artists in the past. And we give a musical pioneer the spotlight and rank our favorite black TV shows and movies in this episode's top 5.