Two friends, Betty and Adriana, make it their mission to use a mix of humour and thoughtfulness to spark insightful and thought-provoking conversations on a variety of topics. Race, faith, politics, pop culture - you name it, everything is on the table. There is no perfect blueprint for how life should go; it’s up to each of us to create our own paths, but the hope is that these conversations can help you design your layout for Black millennial living.
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We all experience grief at some point in life; this episode we talk about our personal experiences surrounding grief.
This episode we work through some interesting Reddit relationship questions with a special guest.
It's the season finale, and we've decided to leave you guys with some food for thought! This week, we are joined by a very special guest as we talk all things forgiveness and reconciliation.
We always hear it said that people from Toronto don't support each other, this week we discuss whether or not we believe that to be true, and whether or not we think Toronto artists are doing enough to give back to the city.
Ladiessss, should we make their pockets hurt, or nah? This week we discuss whether or not we believe the traditional rules of dating still stand; should men pay for dates? Should women at least offer? In this episode, we tackle all of these questions, and more!
We didn't choose this life... it chose us. In this episode we discuss the hardships of being the first born child.
Does anyone really know what purity is? In this episode we discuss our (potentially controversial) perspectives on the topic.
Does it always have to be bad blood? In this episode we explore the likelihood of friendship after parting ways with an ex.
It's the finale so we thought it made sense to spoil our listeners with an hour long episode! In part two of "Unpopular Opinions," we talk about toxic single mothers, the best sauces we've ever tasted, venting about your relationship to your friends, and more! Thanks for tuning in for season four, and be on the look out for the new season in a couple weeks!
It's almost the finale! So as a treat, we brought our sisters, Naomi and Nardos, on to discuss a few unpopular opinions. It's a fun one!
This week, we discuss catcalling, the appropriate way to pursue a woman, self-proclaimed "nice guys" and more!
Narcissists (or narcs for short) have been known to wreak serious emotional havoc on the people around them. In this episode, we talk about narcs and our personal experiences dealing with them: why they are the way they are, how they hurt people, and some potential red flags.
In this episode we give our thoughts on the recent Derrick Jaxn scandal that unfolded. From the bonnet to the lies, we try to work through what might actually be happening.
We're BACK with another season and we're coming in hot with an overdue panoramic rant (unofficially addressed to Mr. Ford). Lockdown #???, no paid sick days for essential workers and an ineffective vaccine roll-out plan. Ontario needs help.
Haters, we all have them but how do you deal with them? Popular culture often attributes being successful with having haters, do these two things go hand in hand? Tune in to this week's episode as we work through "hater culture" and give some practical advice on how to not let haters get underneath your skin with NBA player, Emmanuel Mudiay.
Today seems like a good day to get a little deep! In this week's conversation, we give our perspective on all things spiritual: manifestations, horoscopes, tarot cards, and much more.
Trigger warning: this convo gets intense! We share stories about our experiences navigating the professional world while Black, and even though we crack a few jokes, this is no laughing matter. Being Black in the corporate world is not easy!
We love our moms! But mother-daughter relationships can be very tricky. This week we dive into how unique the mother-daughter bond truly is. We offer our perspective on overcoming hurt inflicted by mothers, toxic parents, how to go heal unhealthy relationships, and much more!
In this episode, we get candid about colourism within the Black community. We share our own experiences and discuss the shifts that need to take place for us to understand the deep harm colourism has on every Black person and the fight on racism as a whole.
Kicking off Season 3, we discuss whether or not we believe in soulmates. Is there any weight behind the idea of "the one"? Have we subscribed to an unhealthy understanding of what true love is? And as millennial's do we have the discipline for long lasting love? Listen to "Are You My Soulmate?" to hear our thoughts.
In our Season 2 finale we discuss whether or not girls and guys can be the best of friends or if this combo is just a disaster waiting to happen.
Plastic surgery is on the rise, especially amongst Millennials. This week we talk BBL culture, body positivity, and more!
Young adulthood is no easy feat — this week we talk about the struggles of being a 20-something, and the lessons we’ve learned on our journey’s so far.
As we close in on 2020 (literally, the last 24 hours), we reflect on the wild year we all experienced and what to expect going into 2021.
With the prevalence of cancel culture in society, have we become too unforgiving and unwilling to extend grace? Tune in to hear our thoughts.
In our Season 2 opener, we discuss friendships, in particular our experiences dealing with "bad" friendships.
In our season finale, we continue the second part of our church culture conversation with a focus on leadership. We dissect the current state of church leadership and where we think it could improve based on our personal experiences.
In this episode you'll hear our experiences growing up in church and when we started to question the environments we were in. With the help of our friends, Hiab and Alexia, we talk church culture in the first episode of a two-part series finale.
Have you ever had an "I Think I Need Therapy" moment? In this episode we discuss when we felt it was time to prioritize our mental health, why it took us so long to do that, and how to avoid reaching a mental health "danger zone".
Some people swear by it, some people can't utter the words: online dating. Has online dating become less "taboo"? In the episode, we try to outline what online dating has grown to encompass and why it might be a good idea to be more open to the possibility of virtual love.
Have you considered making an Only Fans account? In this episode, we lay out some possible considerations before doing so. We also highlight the WAP controversy and what sexual liberation looks like in 2020.
In this episode, we try to unpack our First Gen. Problems. From super strict parents to navigating two different worlds, we discuss the ups and downs of growing up a first generation immigrant.
Get to know us! The two girls behind The Blkprint, our "why" and what we hope to achieve with our podcast.