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In this ep Terri talks about what made the 90s the best f*****g decade ever. What life was like without cell phones, internet, clubbing in NYC and the JFK Jr. / Caroline Bissette Hulu series "Love Story."

In this episode Terri discusses what Bad Bunny's Superbowl Halftime performance meant to her as a Puerto Rican and her fascination with the backlash. Yes, Jill Zarin is mentioned and not in a good way.

In this episode Terri gives her honest review of the Diddy Reckoning doc on Netflix (which she watched all the way through 3 x) and how it touches Gen-Xers in a special way because they lived though the 90s. Terri gets into what living in NYC during Diddyʻs hey day was like and more. Take a listen

In this episode Terri honors neo-soul pioneer D'Angelo and tells tales of seeing him live in addition to sharing how the neo-soul movement of the late 90s and early 2000s fed her need for "real music by real musicians" - this is a term Prince fans know well. Take a listen to engage in nostalgia, get an education or both. Enjoy!

Terri tells the story of an experience she had on a recent flight. Because of an upgrade Terri was able to sit in first class, next to a "Sugar Baby" where she got to know all of the the ups and downs of the sugar baby lifestyle. Some glamour, some very sad. This experience has been on Terri's mind for a while and she is finally sharing.

Terri describes her experience at the Oof Tatata concert and the fascinating dynamics of 50 year old women and 20 something girls vying for the attention of the band's bassist Jason Momoa, former husband of Terri's idol Lisa Bonet

In this episode Terri talks about the difficulties of maintaining life long friends when you are total different pages. When is it ok to let them go, take a pause?

In a new feature called podcast lite Terri gives her raw opinion on an activity of her youth, going to a diner after the club with guys you just met. This is an activity she always hated and looks back on with disgust and bewonderment.

In this episode Terri talks about her experience watching the "Where is Wendy Williams?" doc and her own personal anecdotes of working with Wendy in NYC. She then talks about how some of the things Wendy "blind-itemed" on-air are now front and center in our zeitgeist. Oh the 90s, oh the memories, Terri talks about not being able to go anywhere without hearing a Bad Boy song back in the late 90s. She then talks about the recent backlash from Bronx residents on J-Lo being "from the block?"

In this episode Terri breaks down this year's Golden Globes including Jo Koy (who she likes- Daly City forever), the nostalgia brought on by this year's Emmy's, Anthony Anderson's genius in Hustle & Flow and Kings of BBQ, why BEEF the series is incredible but alot to handle in a 24 hour period and reviews potential Oscar nominated films, May/December, Priscilla, The Color Purple, American Fiction and The Holdovers. Shout out to Paul Giamati -WNNNNBC....

In this episode Terri covers in the news topics including Jada Pinkett Smith's recent overexposure during her recent press storm. This leads into a topic on celebrities she feels are overexposed and could take a few seats i.e. Drew Barrymore, Taylor Swift and Lizzo. Pete Davidson can still stand no need to sit.

In this episode Terri talks about how she became a bonafide music aficionado, itʻs in her blood. She talks about her first concert (Michael Jackson) her days working at Hot 97 during the golden age of hip hop, Interscope Records when Eminem first hit, her interactions with Prince, Isaac Hayes and her extensive knowledge of music (old school, funk, jazz, alternative and then some), growing up in a house of vinyls and above all else her dream of appearing on Questlove Supreme! -

In this episode Terri breaks down her feelings on the over-saturation of Kanye West including his interviews on Drink Champs, Piers Morgan, Chris Cuomo and more.   She also shares a personal anecdote about dancing to the Gap Band with Donda in Chicago just weeks before she passed.

In this episode Terri gives her opinion and gen x take on the 2022 MTV VMAʻs (why were Cheech and Chong not onstage), she then talks about her love for the Real World Homecoming series (New Orleans) and reflects on how this show finally helped her release the pain she has been in for over 20 years after being rejected for Real World Seattle after making it to the final casting round.  She then ends the show with a review of Maverick and how good it felt to feel that nostalgia.  And is Meghan Markle lowering her voice to sound like Terri?

In her first podcast in over 6 months, Terri laments on last Friday's Roe V. Wade decision. Then on a happier note, she breaks down this year's BET Awards, the glory days of the Bad Boy Family and opening her mind to new artists like Muni Long.  She then breaks down the non-gen x friendly MTV Movie Awards (did anyone in that audience know who or what Tenacious D is/was?). Then Terri moves on to talk about the unscripted MTV Awards (were they designed for women her age).  Then she ends the show by teasing all the things she wants to address from the last 6 months.  Will/Chris Rock, Black Chyna Trial, Johnny and Amber, Kanye Doc and much much more.