Thanksgiving Lockdown

Episode 8 of the Conversations with Toi podcast, hosted by LaToi Storr, titled "Thanksgiving Lockdown" was published on November 20, 2020 and runs 54 minutes.

November 20, 2020 ·54m · Conversations with Toi

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Episode Description

Thanksgiving is being served with a dose of Lockdown 2.0. The way in which we here in Philadelphia will be eating smaller meals as we aren't able to get together with loved ones.

We also talk about comedian Mo'Nique who says that the real reason she calls her husband "daddy" is because he is raising her

Anxiety Triggered this week and I am not sure if it had to do with the lockdown or just normal feelings all over the place.

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