Ep 10: National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day + Bombs, Ballots & Building Your Sexual Toolkit

In this timely and unfiltered conversation, Drs .Eboni and Tynisha break down the headlines shaping our lives right now— starting with the shock and concern around the U.S. bombing Iran and what it could mean for accountability, rising gas prices, and an already-stressed economy. From there, they pivot to primary election fallout and the “games” that keep showing up at the polls, naming voter suppression tactics and the urgent need for election reform —especially when Black and Brown voters get energized and show up.The episode also explores the growing role of clergy in politics, weighing the tension between “separation of church and state” and the reality that religion already influences policy and public life. In their Women’s History Month Black History Moment, they honor the legacy of Fannie Lou Hamer and Harriet Tubman, connecting their sacrifices to the responsibility we carry today to protect our rights and use our voices.On the community calendar, they highlight National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and the disproportionate impact HIV continues to have on Black women and girls. And in “Herbal Tea,” the hosts get into the business headlines — Pinky Cole’s Chapter 11 filing and why bankruptcy can be a strategic tool (and why Black entrepreneurs are judged differently), plus Michael Vick’s divorce settlement and a real talk conversation about money, marriage, prenups, and the uncomfortable financial conversations couples need to have before saying “I do.”Resources Mentioned:- Find an HIV Testing Site: HIV.gov