2 episodes
BonesToPick BonesToPick
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- Comedy
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5.0 • 17 Ratings
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Four millenials who have an issue with everything. The hosts seek to discuss issues that they've faced personally or issues that as a society they see as problematic, questionable and conversation worthy. TUNE IN and tell us your thoughts on the bones we pick
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Quarantine & Black Mental Health
In this episode the co-hosts discuss the state of the mental health of the Black community in the wake of COVID-19 & the Black Lives Matter Movement. Special guest Leo offers her insight as a licensed social worker.
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F**k it, MASK OFF: The Good, The Bad & Thee Ugly
In this episode, the co-hosts discuss the current stay at home orders in New York City and the short term impacts on each individual co-host. The spied begins with a JUICY "So Tell Me Why" where Kru tells listeners the antics following her birthday. Danni D shares some exciting news for her future career and Wisdom drops knowledge on how activism and social justice while in quarantine and the ways in which the community should move forward when dealing with acts or racism and discrimination.
Customer Reviews
Bomb.Com
I appreciate the creativity and dynamic each member brings to the podcast. It gives so much more depth and personality to listen to different people with different opinions share exactly what we need to hear, their own truth and perspective. The flow is organic and I enjoy that it provokes different conversation pieces that are very relevant to today’s world & my own age group .
B2P podcast gives u varied perspectives on what’s happening in the culture
I love that each member starts with recapping their accomplishments and goals. We hear from black professionals about their lives and journey and it helps us understand their insights and perspectives. Every host has a completely different view on a topic and that’s what makes it worth listening to. I can honestly see myself and thoughts in all 3. Love the real raw and no filter they provide. Tune in you won’t be disappointed.
Black af
It’s a healthy dose of young black voices who are thriving, going for it, and coming at these topics from a place of love. You’ll laugh a little, think a lot, and feel as though you are part of the conversation.