Got The Message Podcast Gianna, Xavier, and Talon

Whether you're working in the long, food stocked aisles of a cold supermarket or you're dressed in business casual attire at your cubicle downtown, you’ve been placed in a setting where you now have coworkers. Talks during lunch hours and during breaks in between has somehow ended you up at a lavish traditional Nigerian wedding and now you invited them to your child's 6th birthday party? what a friendship.

Friends, How many of us have them?

There will be times you need to exhale and you know just who to call. Your best friend. Whether it’s for a pick-me-up or just a casual “because I’m bored”, it seems as if they know how to connect to you best. Like 50 cent said “If I was your best friend, I’d want you around all the time” is exactly how some may feel about their best friends but what if that “best friend is of the opposite sex? Could you handle that? Could your partner? Can there be an absolutely platonic successful relationship between people of the opposite sex? Pull up as GXT dabble into what character traits they look for and they even spill who their besties are.

In this week’s episode, GXT decided to bring on a few guests. The people your parents decided to bring into your life that somehow became part of your responsibility, your siblings. Imani (little sister of Gianna) and “Coco” (Talon’s twin) are both featured giving insight on the personalities of their siblings. The arguing, fussing, fighting, loving and funny times of having siblings. Luckily for Xavier, she is an only child but having a sisterly bond with Gianna, you’d never be able to tell and she even spills a scrumptious insider. However, Gianna and Talon get into the ups and downs of having multiple siblings from and dealing with different personalities.

Being Parents

Yes, “because I said so”. An emotional and rather touching episode all about the parents of GXT. They breakdown traits, memories, the good and bad of their parents. Sharing stories of heartbreak but also of joyous occasions. GXT were all raised by strong black women but also had to deal with the harsh reality of single parent households and being raised by young parents where all their dads were present in their lives but absent from the home. It gets deep so grab your tissues man, the tears come out in this episode.