TMI The Black Effect Network

This week Tamika and Mysonne covered topics such as, Diddy's assualt video, believing victims and the impact of Barack Obama's presidency. Later in the episode, they are joined by Michael Blake,who speaks on personal journey his family, and his political career. The themes of authenticity, accountability, and the intersection of politics and personal beliefs are prevalent throughout the conversation. Moreover, they delve into the impact of political decisions on minority communities, the role of media manipulation, and the importance of informed activism. The conversation also highlights the need for unity and collaboration in addressing social and political challenges.
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This week Mysonne and Tamika speak on personal growth, relationships, public perception, and the journey to becoming a first lady of a church with Shaunie Henderson. During the show, Shaunie also touches on having no regrets when creating the popular reality show "Basketball Wives" and later they were joined by her new husband Senior Pastor Keion Henderson, where they highlighted their individual growth, challenges, and the dynamics of blending families. 
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This week, Tamika and Mysonne start off the episode about the challenges of starting a new business, the importance of getting legal and financial advice, and the destigmatization of a womans menstrual. Later on in the episode, they interview Bryan and Ashley Chia, an interracial couple, who share their experiences and challenges in their relationship. They also share how they met, their families' reactions to their relationship, and the importance of finding commonalities and values in a partnership. They also touch on the topic of raising interracial children  and the need for balance and open-mindedness. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexities and nuances of interracial relationships and the importance of love, acceptance, and growth.
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First thing first Happy Early Birthday to Mysonne the General!

This week Tamika and Mysonne reflect on the importance of finding peace and being true to oneself once entering in the 40s and both their birthdays are quickly approaching. Next, they discuss the student movement and the need for multiple leaders and consensus in decentralized spaces. Later on, they are joined by Nikita and Keith Gibson, a married couple who met online and emphasize the importance of communication and love in a successful relationship.
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This week Tamika and Mysonne were joined by Bishop Greg Davis, a TV and radio host and relationship coach, who shared his journey of healing and becoming a relationship coach after his divorce. In this conversation, Bishop Greg Davis discusses relationships and the importance of self-discovery while being single. He emphasizes the need to know oneself and set boundaries before entering into a relationship. Later on the discussion turns into the impact of social media on the culture and the need to support content that is helpful and respectful.
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This week Tamika and Mysonne begin conversations about technology and how it has enhanced and hindered communication. The conversation covers several themes, including the Fearless Fund, state laws banning DEI programs, and the Supreme Court's decision on mass protests. The conversation also touches on the need for marginalized communities to build their own resources and challenge existing power structures. Afterwards they were joined by Kendra G, the host of her new dating show "Singles on IG live" where she speaks  the importance of attraction and financial stability in relationships,  women having more options now but still struggle to find the type of partner they want and more. 

 
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