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The girls are getting READ in this week's episode! Hypnotherapist and Body Language Expert, Kate Kali, joins the Black Genzennials in the studio to discuss body language! Today, Kate describes her journey to becoming a body language expert, explains the different types of body language, and gives the girls some personal information about themselves based on their own facial structures!  Who knew Jill's flat eyebrows and Steph's squinting could provide so much detail?! Hope you enjoy!

Put on your party hats people because today, the gals are discussing what party culture looks like within the black and white community! In this week's episode, Steph and Jill give details on what really goes down at their family cookouts, reminisce on their PWI party experiences with the Chads and Brads of the fraternity world, and explain why white people go absolutely FERAL for  songs like Brown Eyed Girl and Mr. Brightside. And yes, Jill and Steph also go absolutely insane for these bops. Hope you enjoy!

Content Creator and founder of the Black Enneagram,  Dayo Ajanaku, joins the Black Genzennials in today's episode to discuss ~Enneagrams~. In this week's episode, Jill, Steph, and Dayo discuss what each enneagram type means, how stressors and growth can affect enneagram numbers, and how accessibility and culture play a role in personality tests. So what happens when two overly enthused 7's co-host a podcast with one another? Utter chaos. Hope you enjoy!

Are you ready to take a walk down memory lane to hear how Jill and Steph became besties? And not to burst your bubble ladies and gents, but it was not the first time they met. Their first impressions of one another were DEFINITELY not giving ~bestie status~. In today's episode, the gals discuss how their friendship evolved over time, explain what true friendships mean to them, and reveal how they set up healthy boundaries when dealing with toxic friendships. Hope you enjoy!

The Black Genzennials are exposing themselves once again in today's episode - but what's new? Today, Jill & Steph discuss the top 15 worst places to poop and the worst icks that can take down even the dreamiest guy. The irony is we’re sure talking about your own BMs for 45 minutes is quite the turnoff for any potential suitors. Oh well:) Hope you enjoy!

In today's episode, Steph and Jill discuss a topic that they unfortunately know all too well: Bullying (and yes... they were one the short end of the stick for this one).  This week, the black duo discusses the harmful effects of bullying, explores why bullies choose to intimidate their peers, and reveals some of their own personal stories of their own school bullies (and they are exposing them all, so if you all are listening, have fun ;). Hope you enjoy!

The black besties are back at it again as they discuss the series that had every in 2008 wanting to become a  vampire: Twilight. Today, the gals talk through the infamous Team Edward vs. Team Jacob Twilight debate, examine the gender norms and toxic masculinity presented in the series, and discuss why Bella was THAT GIRL (even though she was vanilla af...) Hope you enjoy!

In this week's episode, the black besties discuss one of the biggest nights in fashion: The Met Gala. Today, Steph and Jill describe what the Met Gala is, reveal their favorite and least favorite outfits over the years, and for the first time ever, live react to some of the craziest moments and fashion from this year's 2022 Gilded Age theme. And they are not holding back whatsoever. No one is safe, especially you, Camilla Cabello. Hope you enjoy!

When is the last time you have felt physically or mentally exhausted? In today's episode, Jill & Steph reveal which stressors  in their lives lead to the state they try to actively avoid: burnout. Today, the black duo discusses the different types of burnout,  provides ways in how they can avoid this exhaustive state,  and reflects on when they first felt burnout in their lives... like why was 5th grade their villain origin story? Hope you enjoy!

The Black Genzennials are joined by bachelor alum, social media influencer, and Lumanu brand manager, Bri Springs in this week's episode. Today, the gals and Bri discuss cancel culture, its negative and positive effects within our society, and how it has evolved over time within the prevalence of social media. The black besties even call out some A list celebrities who have been cancelled to keep things interesting- Kardashians, please don't come for us, we love you always! Hope you enjoy!

Dating Coach and Author, Kirstie Taylor joins the gals in this week's episode to discuss love languages! Today, Kirstie uses her expertise to review the 5 different types of love languages: words of affirmation, quality time, gifts, acts of service, and physical touch! She also reveals the ways in which individuals can give and  receive love to one another, examines how gender and cultural differences affect it all, and breaks down how Steph and Jill's attachment styles play a role within it all. How do two girls with fearful-avoidant styles enjoy giving and receiving love? You'll need to tune into find out. Hope you enjoy!

Did you know that Jill and Steph were both originally supposed to be named Jessica when they were born? Would've made creating the title of this podcast so much easier...In week 5 of season 3, the black besties embark on a topic that is very important within the identity of individuals: names. Today, the Black Genzennials reveal how they received their first and middle names from their families, provide some context on the history behind many  African Americans' surnames, and even disclose how they will choose the baby names they have for their future children.  Hope you enjoy!