Talk that Talk Uncensored

In this week's episode, JoJo interviews Cindy Zavala better known as La Salvadoreina. Listen in as these two Salvadoran Queens aka Salvi Queens discuss Reyna's journey to building a brand, the challenges that come with being a creative, and much more.

This week JoJo and Britt do a complete rundown of what's happened over the past week.

This week Britt and Jojo catch up with Jordan and Joelle Hernandez, of J&J Enterprises. The Hernandez sisters are booked and busy as they celebrate the launch of their second children's book. These boss babes are also managing a number of other projects, including their very own non-profit, 4 Little Souls, Inc., that provides direct support to disenfranchised youth and their families.

In Episode 11 of Talk that Talk Uncensored, Britt explores society's definition of what it means to be masculine and feminine. Are traditional concepts of masculinity and femininity reinforcing stereotypes? Britt challenges listeners to further examine these notions.

JoJo and Britt discuss what it means to practice self-love and their journey towards self-acceptance. These co-hosts are also challenging listeners to reject unrealistic beauty standards by adopting the ideologies of the body positivity and body neutrality movements.

We're talking all things beauty! JoJo and Britt will be sharing all the deets on their skin care routine, favorite make-up products, as well as tips on how to maintain healthy hair.

Jojo and Britt are back with another season of Talk that Talk Uncensored. Your favorite co-hosts are reflecting on memorable moments in 2020 and what they're looking forward to in 2021.

Join JoJo & Britt as they unwind and reflect on a wonderful first season of Talk that Talk Uncensored. Listen as they check in with each other on life since starting the podcast and answer some questions submitted by listeners. From heartfelt lessons learned, to ideas on ways to support your creative friends, this episode is filled with gems that we hope you enjoy.

In this episode, we sit with award-winning international reggae star, Pressure Busspipe! Listen as we talk to Pressure about his upbringing, breaking into the music industry, and quiz him on Virgin Islands facts. From lessons learned to the responsibility that comes with being an artist, this is an interview you don’t want to miss.

In this episode, we speak to entrepreneur and community activist, Mr. Stokey Cannady. He opens up about his upbringing in Baltimore city, life after incarceration, why he chose to run for Baltimore City Mayor, and his thoughts on this year’s election. In this inspirational conversation, Stokey leaves listeners with his definitions of success and the importance of having a purpose in one’s life.

This week we are joined by two community advocates to learn about the challenges facing black/brown youth and the organizations that are making an impact. In this heartfelt episode, you’ll hear stories and experiences from two men that embody everything it means to be our brother’s keeper. We hope that you will be inspired to be a force of kindness and change within your community.

In this episode, JoJo and Britt are joined by two special guests Michelle Lampart, a Baltimore City Public School teacher specializing in Elementary education, and Brittanie Sibilly, a private school teacher on St. Thomas specializing in early childhood education. During our conversations, our guests discuss the challenges and benefits of virtual learning and provided insight on their experiences being teachers during a global pandemic. Listen to learn more about the environment kids need during these times and tips on how to navigate virtual learning in 2020.

Join Joyce and Britt as they define and discuss the differences between race and ethnicity and how they self identify. Listen as they share the challenges that come with living as a POC in America.

In our first episode, get to know your favorite co-hosts.

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