That's What I'm Saying! the podcast

The conversation covers the mysteries of CERN, the implications of its experiments, and the cultural impact of music and media on society.04:02 The Impact of Media and Entertainment on Society07:58 The Influence of Music and Social Media Trends12:59 Celebrity Opinions and Cultural Commentary16:57 Current Music Trends and Cultural Reflections22:57 The Role of Discernment in Media Consumption29:59 Understanding the Large Hadron Collider and Particle Physics33:47 Conspiracy Theories and Scientific Discoveries at CERN38:02 Closing Thoughts on Media, Science, and Society41:18 CERN in Movies: Angels and Demons and Antimatter44:36 The Fascination with Quantum Physics and Science48:14 Celebrity Relationships, Concerts, and Social Media50:22 Celebrity Encounters and Concert Experiences51:19 Chris Brown, Health, and Fatherhood52:24 Pete Davidson, Depression, and Health53:58 Celebrity Relationships and Toxic Love54:20 Music, Songs, and Cultural References55:37 Out-of-Country Travel and CERN Visits56:02 Nigerian Footballer Maduka Okoye and Celebrity Admiration57:06 Celebrity Photos and Social Media Buzz58:45 Celebrity Crushes and Visual Admiration59:02 Celebrity Relationships, Breakups, and Reconciliation01:00:00 Music Nostalgia: LL Cool J's Boomin' System01:01:03 The Legacy of LL Cool J and 90s Hip-Hop01:02:02 Sampling, Music Evolution, and Cultural Impact01:03:10 LL Cool J's Albums and Career Longevity01:04:12 Sound Systems, Car Culture, and Music Memories01:05:34 Celebrating Longevity and Success in Music01:07:34 Reflections on Music, Culture, and Personal MemoriesresourcesCERN Official Website - https://home.cern/Game of Thrones Series - https://www.hbo.com/game-of-thronesBET Awards Official Site - https://www.bet.com/bet-awards.htmlLL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out - https://music.amazon.com/albums/B001LHF4U4Twitter - https://twitter.com/shaunInstagram - https://instagram.com/shataraFair Use Disclaimer: Portions of this video may include copyrighted material used for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, education, and discussion. Such use is believed to constitute "fair use" under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act. This content is not intended to infringe upon any copyright. All rights and credit remain with their respective owners.SUPPORT THAT’S WHAT I’M SAYING!...For social media links, mailing lists, sponsorships, etc:https://linktr.ee/twispodFor T-Shirts, Hoodies and Other TWISPOD Apparel.. Visit The Apparel Shop... https://linktr.ee/twispod/shopOr To Just Donate...CashApp: @twispodCOMEDIAN SHATARA CURRY’S WEBSITEwww.shataracurry.com

The conversation covers a wide range of topics including TV shows, music, celebrity news, and social issues impacting our communities. They share personal stories, insights, and opinions, making it a compelling listen for those interested in culture and current events.Music and its spiritual connectionTV show reviews and insightsCelebrity news and social issuesChild exploitation and law enforcement effortsDealing with social and community challengesMusic has a deep spiritual and ancestral significance.TV shows reflect societal issues and personal stories.Law enforcement is actively combating child exploitation.Community awareness and vigilance are crucial.Celebrity actions and relationships influence social perceptions.The Power of Music and Its Impact on Our SoulsUnpacking Social Issues and Celebrity News"Maurice White had a George Jefferson hairline.""Music is a gift that touches the world.""Fantasy is a song that triggers deep emotion."Chapters00:00 Lighting Challenges and Podcast Introduction00:00 Yoga, Juicing, and Healthy Living05:58 TV Shows and Entertainment Updates07:34 Earth, Wind & Fire Documentary Discussion11:44 Viral Moments and Cultural Commentary14:29 Faison Love's Legal Troubles16:19 Beyoncé's Hair Journey and Product Launch16:45 The Hair Journey and Celebrity Influence18:44 Business Decisions and Cultural Impact19:42 Clive Davis: Legacy and Controversy21:35 Child Exploitation Crackdown: A Growing Concern31:29 Navigating Relationships After LossresourcesEarth, Wind & Fire Documentary by Questlove - https://www.hbo.com/documentaries/earth-wind-fireShatara Curry - Website - https://shataracurry.comTwistPod on YouTube - https://youtube.com/@TheRealTwistPodTwistPod on Instagram - https://instagram.com/TwistPodFair Use Disclaimer: Portions of this video may include copyrighted material used for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, education, and discussion. Such use is believed to constituteFair Use Disclaimer: Portions of this video may include copyrighted material used for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, education, and discussion. Such use is believed to constitute "fair use" under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act. This content is not intended to infringe upon any copyright. All rights and credit remain with their respective owners.SUPPORT THAT’S WHAT I’M SAYING!...For social media links, mailing lists, sponsorships, etc:https://linktr.ee/twispodFor T-Shirts, Hoodies and Other TWISPOD Apparel.. Visit The Apparel Shop... https://linktr.ee/twispod/shopOr To Just Donate...CashApp: @twispodCOMEDIAN SHATARA CURRY’S WEBSITEwww.shataracurry.com

The conversation covers a variety of topics including recent movies, celebrity performances, a high-profile legal case, and relationship dynamics. They explore race, privilege, and societal perceptions, offering insightful commentary and personal perspectives.Race and privilege in the Carmelo Anthony caseCelebrity performances and their societal impactOpen marriage dynamics and relationship boundariesMusic nostalgia and cultural significanceLegal processes and jury biasesUnpacking Race and Privilege in a High-Profile CaseCelebrity Performances and Social CommentaryChapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts02:41 Movie Reviews: 'Is God Is' and 'Disclosure Day'05:29 Lauren Hill's Performance and Evolution08:16 ASAP Rocky's Viral Moment and Fashion Choices10:52 Carmelo Anthony Case Overview18:49 Discussion on Race, Self-Defense, and Legal Implications22:13 The Jury's Composition and Bias26:17 Collective Energy and Emotional Responses29:28 Navigating Relationships and Open MarriagesFair Use Disclaimer: Portions of this video may include copyrighted material used for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, education, and discussion. Such use is believed to constitute "fair use" under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act. This content is not intended to infringe upon any copyright. All rights and credit remain with their respective owners.SUPPORT THAT’S WHAT I’M SAYING!...For social media links, mailing lists, sponsorships, etc:https://linktr.ee/twispodFor T-Shirts, Hoodies and Other TWISPOD Apparel.. Visit The Apparel Shop... https://linktr.ee/twispod/shopOr To Just Donate...CashApp: @twispodCOMEDIAN SHATARA CURRY’S WEBSITEwww.shataracurry.com

The conversation covers a range of topics, from allegations and financial transactions to the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals, Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden, and a review of the movie 'Office Romance.' It also delves into romantic comedy movies, Shannon Sharp and the allegations against him, his personal life and public image, and Congress's role in military integration with Israel. The conversation delves into the US-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation, the implications of the US-Israel military partnership, public sentiment and pushback, financial impact and public awareness, privacy vs. secrecy in relationships, and a discussion on Jay-Z's song 'Allure'. The topics cover the impact of the military partnership, public sentiment, financial implications, and the distinction between privacy and secrecy in relationships.TakeawaysAllegations and financial transactions involving Shannon SharpDiscussion of romantic comedy moviesInsights into Shannon Sharp's personal life and public imageCongress's role in military integration with Israel US-Israel military partnership implicationsPublic sentiment and pushbackFinancial impact and public awarenessPrivacy vs. secrecy in relationshipsDiscussion on Jay-Z's song 'Allure'Chapters00:00 Allegations and Financial Transactions05:25 Review of the Movie 'Office Romance'14:03 Shannon Sharp and Allegations19:12 Shannon Sharp's Personal Life and Public Image24:12 US-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation29:33 Public Sentiment and Pushback41:17 Discussion on Jay-Z's Song 'Allure'

The conversation covers traditional gender roles and the expectation of men as providers, the experience at The Roots Picnic, Jay-Z's performance, festival vibes, Susan Boyle's transformation, entertainment news, the impact of divorce on children, Peebo Bryson's passing, and a podcast discussion on men's role in relationships and Larsa Pippen's son. The conversation covers emotional support in high-profile relationships, the importance of meningitis awareness and prevention, the topic of dating after divorce, a tribute to Rob Bass, and a call to action for community engagement.TakeawaysTraditional gender roles are evolving, impacting expectations in relationships.The impact of divorce on children can be significant and challenging. Emotional support in high-profile relationshipsImportance of meningitis awarenessNavigating dating after divorceRemembering Rob BassCommunity engagement and call to actionChapters00:00 Traditional Gender Roles and Provider Expectations05:49 Jay-Z's Performance and Festival Vibes12:08 Susan Boyle's Transformation and Entertainment News18:00 Peebo Bryson's Passing and Podcast Discussion25:34 Emotional Support and High-Profile Relationships38:50 Dating After Divorce46:27 Remembering Rob Bass

The conversation covers a range of topics including the influence of hip-hop legends, controversy surrounding Kevin Hart's roast, personal experiences and reflections, and global health concerns and conspiracy theories in media. The discussion delves into the impact of hip-hop legends, the controversy surrounding Kevin Hart's roast, personal experiences and reflections, and global health concerns and conspiracy theories in media. The conversation delves into the influence of entertainment on public perception, highlighting the concept of predictive programming and its role in shaping societal beliefs. It also explores the lasting impact of historical events on public consciousness and the ways in which these events have influenced public perception and behavior.TakeawaysInfluence of Hip-Hop LegendsControversy Surrounding Kevin Hart's RoastPersonal Experiences and ReflectionsGlobal Health Concerns and Conspiracy Theories in Media Predictive programming in entertainmentThe impact of historical events on public perceptionChapters00:00 Global Health Concerns and Conspiracy Theories in Media31:51 Entertainment and Predictive Programming

The conversation covers a range of topics, including UFO disclosure, morning routines, reality TV, controversial comedy roast, and public disclosure of interdimensional beings. It delves into government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life, discussions about UFOs, and the release of declassified FBI and Pentagon files. It also explores the Love & Hip Hop franchise, the impact of controversial comedy roasts, and the upcoming UFO movie 'Disclosure Day' by Steven Spielberg. The conversation delves into declassified FBI files revealing reports of sightings and encounters with extraterrestrial beings, leading to discussions about the religious implications of disclosure and the presence of extraterrestrial beings among us. It also touches on the theme of infidelity and betrayal, and concludes with a reflection on the song 'Life's a Bitch' by Nas featuring AZ.TakeawaysUFO disclosure and government files are a topic of public interest and discussion.Controversial comedy roasts and the need for gatekeeping in comedy are highlighted. Declassified FBI files reveal encounters with extraterrestrial beingsReligious implications of disclosure and the presence of extraterrestrial beings among usReflection on the song 'Life's a Bitch' by Nas featuring AZChapters00:00 UFO Disclosure and Government Files16:29 Controversial Comedy Roast and Gatekeeping29:46 Public Disclosure of Interdimensional Beings35:18 Religious Implications of Disclosure46:04 Infidelity and Betrayal01:02:19 Life's a Bitch by Nas featuring AZ

The conversation covers a range of topics including a financial system overhaul, cultural celebrations, fashion and style, music and entertainment, social etiquette, Nia Long's viral comment, and the government's financial plan. The discussion delves into the impact of the government's announcement about the impending change in the financial system, the significance of cultural celebrations, fashion and style preferences, insights into the music and entertainment industry, social etiquette and the implications of Nia Long's viral comment, and the details of the government's financial plan. The conversation delves into the devaluation of the U.S. dollar and its impact on businesses and consumers. It explores the intentional weakening of the dollar, the shift in the global trading system, and the resulting effects on inflation, savings, and the cost of living. The discussion also touches on the bankruptcy of Spirit Airlines and the broader implications for the airline industry, small businesses, and the middle class.TakeawaysFinancial System OverhaulCultural CelebrationsFashion and StyleMusic and EntertainmentSocial EtiquetteNia Long's Viral CommentGovernment's Financial Plan Devaluation of the U.S. DollarImpact on Businesses and ConsumersChapters00:00 Government's Financial Plan39:24 Impact on Businesses and Consumers

Marshall Brandon, a comedian, shares insights into his unique approach to comedy, his experiences with Dave Chappelle, and the influence of hip hop on his style. He also discusses the challenges and triumphs of his comedy career, as well as the healing power of comedy. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the art of comedy, personal values, relationships, hip-hop music, and the impact of social media. Marshall Brandon shares insights on the importance of authenticity in comedy and the challenges of maintaining privacy in the digital age. The discussion also delves into the dynamics of relationships and the evolving landscape of hip-hop music.TakeawaysLayered ComedyInfluence of Hip HopComedy as Healing Authenticity in comedyThe impact of social media on privacy and relationshipsChapters00:00 Self-Discovery Through Comedy23:52 The Art of Comedy and Authenticity35:17 Hip-Hop Music and Its Evolution

The episode covers a range of topics, including TV show reviews, entertainment, and social issues. It also delves into the disappearance of scientists and engineers connected to nuclear and aerospace engineering, as well as UFOs. The missing individuals have close ties to government secrets, leading to investigations and concerns about possible patterns. The conversation delves into the mysterious deaths of scientists and engineers with connections to UFO disclosure, raising questions about privacy, psychological operations, and the impact of porn preferences on relationships. The hosts also discuss the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic and reminisce about the iconic 'Remember the Time' music video.TakeawaysTV show reviews and entertainment discussionsConcerns about the disappearance of scientists and engineers connected to government secretsThe shift in the podcast segment from 'Woke Minute' to 'If You Know, You Know' Mysterious deaths of scientists and engineers connected to UFO disclosure raise concerns about privacy and psychological operations.Porn preferences and their impact on relationships are discussed, highlighting the importance of trust and communication in partnerships.The hosts share their excitement for the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic and reminisce about the iconic 'Remember the Time' music video.Chapters00:00 Entertainment and TV Show Reviews36:02 The Disappearance of Scientists and Engineers47:29 Privacy and Psychological Operations01:03:40 Porn Preferences and Relationships01:18:19 Excitement for Michael Jackson Biopic

The conversation delves into the significance of Harlem in Black culture, the challenges and doubts in starting a comedy club, the struggles and financial challenges in comedy, the transition to radio sales, the influence of Black culture on comedy, and the role of gatekeeping in comedy. It also explores the rarity of Black ownership in comedy and the opportunities for comedians to make a living. The conversation delves into the creation of a home for comedians at Comedy in Harlem and the impact of cancel culture on the comedy industry. It explores the influence of networks on opportunities, the power of building a fan base, the role of energy and company in comedy, the reality of followers vs. comedy skills, and the future of comedy in Harlem.TakeawaysBlack ownership in comedyThe challenges of making a living as a comedian Comedy in Harlem as a HomeThe Impact of Cancel Culture on ComedyChapters00:00 The Significance of Harlem in Black Culture05:08 Understanding the Business Side of Comedy10:49 Opportunities for Comedians to Make a Living17:31 The Influence of Black Culture on Comedy23:26 Creating a Home for Comedians29:08 The Role of Funniest Comedians vs. Most Followers35:13 Navigating Cancel Culture in Comedy Clubs

On this episode of That’s What I’m Saying!, Shaun and Shatara dive into a powerful breakdown of why gas prices are rising — and why it’s not as random as it seems. From global conflicts to shifting energy control, the conversation explores how wars in Ukraine, Israel, and tensions in the Middle East are impacting oil supply and driving up costs at the pump.The hosts unpack what they call a global energy reset, explaining how countries competing for oil, supply rerouting, and control over refineries are creating a bidding war that ultimately affects everyday consumers. They also discuss how defense spending, geopolitical strategy, and infrastructure ownership are quietly shaping the future of global power — and why following the money tells the real story.This episode connects the dots between world events and daily life, showing how rising gas prices are tied to larger economic shifts, market opportunities, and long-term energy control. It’s a thought-provoking conversation that blends current events, economic insight, and real talk from a sometimes ratchet, but mostly woke perspective.👍🏽 Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe—it helps the show grow and keeps this community strong.Watch on our NEW YouTube channel @therealtwispodInstagram: @twispodFacebook: @thatswhatimsayingGot a question for the Weekend D* Report?Want to Leave a Voicemail Message?Looking for Merch and Everything TWISPOD?GO TO OUR LINK: linktr.ee/twispodFor Shatara’s upcoming comedy shows, podcast appearances, and TV events, visit www.shataracurry.com

On Episode 189 of That’s What I’m Saying! "Cherry Wine" join Shaun and Shatara as they discuss:(01:04.133) - The Ratchet Minute: shooting at Rihanna’s house, Michael B. Jordan Oscar win, KeKe Palmer red carpet proposal, a new Kanye-ism, Sheree and NeNe’s new faces and Jack Harlow’s new style.(17:46.223) - The Woke Minute: the sisters talk about the political/religious times.(47:46.634) - The Weekend D* Report: Is having a work husband cheating?(57:29.868) - That’s My Jam: Shaun takes it back to 2011 with “Cherry Wine" by Nas featuring Amy Whitehouse.👍🏽 Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe—it helps the show grow and keeps this community strong.Watch on our NEW YouTube channel @therealtwispodInstagram: @twispodFacebook: @thatswhatimsayingGot a question for the Weekend D* Report?**Want to Leave a Voicemail Message?Looking for Merch and Everything TWISPOD?GO TO OUR LINK: linktr.ee/twispodFor Shatara’s upcoming comedy shows, podcast appearances, and TV events, visit www.shataracurry.com

On Episode 188 of That’s What I’m Saying! "All This Love" join Shaun and Shatara as they discuss:02:35 - The 2026 Jazz In the Gardens Festival at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.15:53 - The Woke Minute: the sisters talk the hidden costs of war. 26:08 - The Weekend D* Report: "His Brother Tho?"33:01 - That’s My Jam: Shatara takes it back to 1982 with “All This Love" by El DeBarge👍🏽 Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe—it helps the show grow and keeps this community strong.Watch on our NEW YouTube channel @therealtwispodInstagram: @twispodFacebook: @thatswhatimsayingGot a question for the Weekend D* Report?**Want to Leave a Voicemail Message?Looking for Merch and Everything TWISPOD?GO TO OUR LINK: linktr.ee/twispodFor Shatara’s upcoming comedy shows, podcast appearances, and TV events, visit www.shataracurry.com

On Episode 187 of That’s What I’m Saying! join Shaun and Shatara as they discuss:04:05 - The Ratchet Minute: NAACP Awards Highlights, Dion Cole's Jokes and the role of comedians in society, Shia LaBeouf's Legal Troubles, Justin Timberlake's DUI Controversy25:35 - The Woke Minute: the sisters discuss human cloning.43:56 - The Weekend D* Report: Navigating Relationships: Stability vs. Chemistry54:23 - That’s My Jam: Shaun takes it back to 2003 with “I Really Mean It” by the Dipset featuring Cam'ron and Jim Jones👍🏽 Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe — it helps the show grow and keeps the conversation going.🎙 That’s What I’m Saying! the podcast (TWISPOD)Hosted by two unapologetic Black sisters breaking down culture, relationships, and real-life news you actually care about.📲 Follow TWISPOD everywhere:Instagram: @twispodApple Podcasts | Spotify | iHeartRadio🔗 Everything TWIS in one place:Merch, shout-outs, episode links & more → linktr.ee/twispod💬 Have a question or topic for the Weekend D Report?Drop it in the comments — we might cover it on the show.🎤 Shatara CurryComedy shows, podcast appearances & TV events → www.shataracurry.com

On Episode 186 of That’s What I’m Saying! "The Ultimate High" join Shaun and Shatara as they discuss:02:29 - The Ratchet Minute: Rapper T.I. son comes back at 50 Cent, BAFTA and BBC airs N-word while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo present, Hunter College professor Allyson Friedman caught making racist remarks during a virtual Community Education Council meeting.18:11 - The Woke Minute: the sisters discuss Epstein- related blackmale networks collapsed, 6 countries immediately release suppressed cancer cures and prevention technologies hidden by global elites. 24: 54 - The Weekend D* Report: Actor Clifton Powell finds love at 69 years old.38:17 - That’s My Jam: Shatara takes it back to 2000 with “The Ultimate High" remix by Nature feat. Nas👍🏽 Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe—it helps the show grow and keeps this community strong.Watch on our NEW YouTube channel @therealtwispodInstagram: @twispodFacebook: @thatswhatimsayingGot a question for the Weekend D* Report?**Want to Leave a Voicemail Message?Looking for Merch and Everything TWISPOD?GO TO OUR LINK: linktr.ee/twispodFor Shatara’s upcoming comedy shows, podcast appearances, and TV events, visit www.shataracurry.com

On Episode 185 of That’s What I’m Saying! "Disgruntled Pelicans" join Shaun and Shatara as they discuss:10:56 - The Ratchet Minute: Trump posting racist videos of the Obamas, Megan the Stallion's throws a birthday party for her boyfriend, Dr. Dre, Pharrell, T.I. and Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance.25:50 - The Woke Minute: the sisters discuss attention as currency and the traumas related to the Epstein files.43:56 - The Weekend D* Report: When the sex is great but the chemistry isn't.54:23 - That’s My Jam: Shaun takes it back to 1979 with “Ring My Bell” by Anita Ward.👍🏽 Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe—it helps the show grow and keeps this community strong.Watch on our NEW YouTube channel @therealtwispodInstagram: @twispodFacebook: @thatswhatimsayingGot a question for the Weekend D* Report?**Want to Leave a Voicemail Message?Looking for Merch and Everything TWISPOD?GO TO OUR LINK: linktr.ee/twispodFor Shatara’s upcoming comedy shows, podcast appearances, and TV events, visit www.shataracurry.com

On Episode 184 of That's What I'm Saying!, Shaun and Shatara welcome guest Comedian Chris Grant to the show. He breaksdown how he got the name "Catman" and the many roads that lead to becoming a stand-up comedian. Guest Comedian Chris Grant join S&S talking all things the people are talking about from Remy Ma and Clarissa beefing over Papooseto Comedian Corey Holcomb caught on camera loosing his cool. Ratchet: Boxer Clarissa Shields shows off her new dance moves.Woke: Comedian 'Chris Grant MANNERS SERIES. Have people really forgotten how to act?Weekend D: Chris provides his solid take on the double standards in dating when S&S asks how old is too young? That's My Jam: Comedian Chris Grant names a few of his favorite NY hits like Bad Boy's Total feat. Biggie Can't You See and Reggae Classic Ting-A-Ling Shabba Ranks 1992Like, comment, share, and subscribe - it helps the show grow and keeps this community strong.Follow on Instagram @twispod Got a question for the weekend D* Report? want to send a shout-out? Find merch and everything TWISPODGo to our linktr.ee/twispodWatch or Listen your way: Catch us on Youtube, or listen on all majour podcast platforms including 'aplle Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeartRadioFor Shatara's upcoming comedy shows, podcast appearances, and TV events, visit Shataracurry.com

On Episode 183 of That’s What I’m Saying!, Shaun and Shatara break down what everybody’s talking about—from Will Smith’s near-death experience and Chrissy Teigen choosing sobriety, to Ray J’s health scare and Billie Eilish calling out celebrity behavior.00:13:38 – The Woke Minute: Another possible government shutdown and ongoing anti-ICE protests00:22:06 – Weekend D* Report:** When friendships shift… are third wheels the silent problem?00:31:07 – That’s My Jam: Shatara takes it back to 1989 with “The Humpty Dance” by Digital Underground👍🏽 Like, comment, share, and subscribe—it helps the show grow and keeps this community strong.📸 Follow on Instagram: @twispodGot a question for the Weekend D* Report?**Want to send a shout-out?Find merch and everything TWISPODGo to our linktr.ee/twispodWatch or listen your way:Catch us on YouTube, or listen on all major podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeartRadio.For Shatara’s upcoming comedy shows, podcast appearances, and TV events, visit www.shataracurry.com

“The Royal Tanenbaums” - EP 163 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, Shaun and Shatara catch us up on Chris Brown, Kanye, Beyonce and more.39:43 - On the Woke Minute, the sisters talk healthcare in the black community, microplastics and pay tribute to Angie Stone.57:23 - On the Weekend D*** Report, the sisters give advice to a woman at a crossroad in her relationship.01:12:55 - On That’s My Jam, Shatara brings us back to 1995 “All I Need” by Method Man and Mary J. Blige Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 153 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, Shaun and Shatara talk Beyonce, Erykah Badu, Shannon Sharpe’s tight pants, Diddy raids and more. 35:50 - On the Woke Minute it is Quiet on Set and the mysterious death of the Boeing whistelblower.55:56 - On the Weekend D*** Report, the discussion centers around height and whether its a dealbreakers.1:07:20 - On That’s My Jam, Shatara brings us back to 2003 “So Gone” by Monica.Want to be a guest on our show or advertise your business with us? DM us on IG @twispod or email us at [email protected]. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 112 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, the Ratchet Minute talks Sha’Carri Richardson getting smoked by three Jamaican Rude Gyals.(8:55) On the Woke Minute, we discuss what’s going on in Afghanistan.(20:38 ) On the Weekend D**k Report, we welcome Special Guest, Michael A. Navarrette, to talk about his book, Shallow River Deep Ocean. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 109 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the beyhive coming after Trick Daddy, LaLa’s Full Court Divorce from Carmelo Anthony.(13:44) On the Woke Minute, we discuss the multi-talented but highly problematic Chris Brown.(26:46 ) On the Weekend D**k Report, we do our best to give advice to a listener who is wondering if her married trucker boyfriend is her soulmate.(34:58) On That’s My Jam, Shaun brings us back to 1995 Incarcerated Scarfaces by Raekwon the Chef. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 108 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Houston Rockets player James Harden allegedly paying Saweetie $100,000 for a date, to Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, sending racist text messages to his lawyer, to Future’s clapback lyrics aimed at Laurie Harvey to Monique’s critique of bonnet wearing in public.(27:06) On the Woke Minute, the sisters commend Pose actor, Billy Porter, for coming out with his HIV status.(30:54 ) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener who enjoys sleeping with married men.(46:08) On That’s My Jam, Shaun brings us back to 1999 "Still D.R.E.” by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Jay-Z.(49:13) The episode ends with the sisters showing their support for Natural Vybz Energy Bar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 107 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Porsha “Take Your Man” Williams new engagement announcement and Joe Buddens firing his co-hosts.(13:46) On the Woke Minute, the sisters commend Tom Cruise for being “woke” and discuss the issues surrounding scientist experimenting with merging human dna with monkeys.(24:08 ) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener who wants to apologize again to her cousin for sleeping with her husband.(35:50) On That’s My Jam, the Shatara brings us back to "Damn” by the Youngbloodz.(39:00) The episode ends with the sisters showing their support for Beaune Lux. www.beaunelux.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 106 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Puff Daddy’s new name and Khloe Kardashian and her baby daddy who belongs to the streets then the fallout between Tiny and her former best friend, Shekinah, and Floyd Mayweather shading his own sons before ending with Jennifer Lopez and her old flame.(17:57) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss the case of a Florida elementary school principal for paddling a student at school and Vice-President Kamala Harris statement suggesting that America is not a racist country.(30:40 ) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener about her delusional boyfriend. (39:06) On That’s My Jam, the sisters remember DMX “What’s My Name”.(41:35) The episode ends with the sisters showing their support for Nappily Naturals & Apothecary. www.nappilynaturals.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 105 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the Game and his opinion on paying bills in a relationship the 22 women who have come forward to accuse NFL player, Deshawn Watson of sexual assault.(17:00) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss the shooting of Daunte Wright by a white female police officer who claims she accidentally pulled out her gun instead of her taser then the verdict in the George Floyd murder case.(38:35 ) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener whose husband wants an open relationship.(52:17) On That’s My Jam, the sisters honor DMX and Black Rob and his 2000 hit “Woah”.(58:55) The episode ends with the sisters showing their support for Mitchell’s Plumbing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this very special episode of "That's What I'm Saying!" Shaun and Shatara sit down with film director, Amadeuz Christ, and discuss his documentary, "Out of Darkness" which examines the untold history of African people and the African cultural contribution to the nations of the world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 103 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast we welcome our special guest, Comedian Mark Viera to the Weekend D**k Report. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 97 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the versus battle that wasn’t between Ashanti and Keisha Cole and the shade being thrown at Blac Chyna’s new man by his alleged ex-boyfriend.(06:56) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss Brandon Bernard and the implications of the death penalty.(12:10) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters welcome special guest comedian Kareem Green to discuss Kevin Samuels and his dating advice for “average” women. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 95 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the “Optimus Prime Cougar” Larsa Pippen and her rendezvous with her 24 year old married boo and FunkMaster Flex’s “daddy makeover”.(24:03) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss the the issues surrounding the coronavirus vaccination.(49:48) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a married listener who wants to have a threesome.(1:02:57) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 1996 to “How Do You Want It” by Tupac featuring K.C. and JoJo from Jodeci.(1:09:46) The episode ends with support for the black owned business, Haircuts4Homeless. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 95 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the Jeezy v. Gucci Mane battle and 50 Cent trolling “fried catfish dreads” Lil Wayne.(14.28) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss the mysterious death of 15 year old Quwuon Charles and Travis Scott giving back to an HBCU.(21:51) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener who is insecure about her boyfriend’s ex.(32:18) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shatara takes us back to 1991 to “Get You Home.” by Foxy Brown featuring Blackstreet.(36:23) The episode ends with support for the black owned business History Re-Instated.. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 94 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Pastor Future’s 9th Baby Mama Drama and Steve Harvey’s daughter’s conviction on a hit and run.(10.33) On the Woke Minute, the sisters talk about the outcome of the presidential election and the future of what is to come.(24:06) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener who is looking to reclaim her pussy power.(44:10) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 1991 to “We Got Our Own Thang.” by Heavy D.(50:15) The episode ends with support for the black owned business Sewit Sium. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 93 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Lisa Raye throwing major shade at her sister, Da Brat for not telling her first that she was out of the closet and Cardi B. missing her hubby’s D**** for her birthday.(13:40) On the Woke Minute, the sisters talk about voting within the NBA and the black community.(23:13) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener with a very flirty best friend.(33:52) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shatara takes us back to 1991 to “O.P.P.” by Naughty By Nature.(40:53) The episode ends with support for the black-owned bank, Greenwood. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 92 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with a review of Power Book II before giving their review of Tyga’s nether regions on OnlyFans.(18:43) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss Killa Mike and social activism in our community.(30:11) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener with a question about the etiquette after receiving fellatio.(39:35) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 2010 to “Start It Up” by Lloyd Banks featuring Swizz Beatz, Kanye and Fabolous.(43:51) The episode ends with support for the black doll maker, Orijin. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 91 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the drama surrounding Dr. Dre’s divorce Number 45’s $750 tax bill.(7:07) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss the recent developments in the killing of Breonna Taylor.(12:02) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters offer advice to a listener who needs advice on her FWB relationship.(17:39) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shatara takes us back to 1996 to “If I Ruled The World” by Nas featuring Lauryn Hill.(20:21) The episode ends with support for the black female owned mental health care app, Shine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 90 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute talks Cardi B. divorcing Offset.(9:00) On the Woke Minute, the sisters pay tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsberg.(11:42) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters welcome special guest, comedian Chris CSnacks Clarke seen on BET Comic View, Beat Bobby Flay on the Cooking Channel and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 89 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the recent claims made by Tamar Braxton’s ex-boyfriend and Andrew Gillum coming out as bisexual.(19:25) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss the recent developments in the killing of Breonna Taylor.(35:52) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters offer advice to a listener who is considering leaving his son’s mother because of her stretch marks.(48:24) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 2003 to “Dipset Anthem” by the Diplomats.(53:35) The episode ends with support for the black female owned mental health care app, Shine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 88 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Neicy Nash’s surprise wedding to her lesbian lover and singer Adele’s caribbean carnival shenanigans.(16:09) On the Woke Minute, the sisters give thanks to and remember the late Chadwick Boseman.(29:51) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters offer advice to a listener is considering telling her friend about her cheating husband.(42:43) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shatara takes us back to 2000 to “Hip Hop Junkies” by Nice & Smooth.(48:53) The episode ends with support for the Allignment Chapter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 87 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Stacey Dash hypnotizing her husband into marrying her and the murder-for-hire plot involving Sweetie Pies.(11:15) On the Woke Minute, the sisters give give their thoughts on Beyonce’s visual album for Black Is King.(33:38) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters offer advice to a listener who believes her husband is cheating.(43:08) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 2000 to “Bam Bam” by Sister Nancy.(46:16) The episode ends with support for Ellis Infinity Beverage Company.www.ellisislandtea.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 86 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with Blac Chyna joining forces with Kanye West against the Kardashian Klan and the shade thrown by Jaguar Wright after Tiffany Haddish announced that she and Common are a couple.(21:08) On the Woke Minute, the sisters give props to Jay-Z’s new school in Brooklyn.(25:01) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give their thoughts on the stereotypical scorned black woman.(40:54) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 2000 to “Best of Me” by Mya featuring Jadakiss.(44:50) The episode ends with support for Chic Sugars bakery. www.chicsugars.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 85 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute talks August Alsina’s R&B single “Entanglement” with Rick Ross then Megan Thee Stallion a.k.a. “Tina Snow” getting shot in the foot by Torey Lanez before rounding out the Ratchet with Kanye West’s supposed presidential campaign.(15:45) On the Woke Minute, the sisters send prayers to Tamar Braxton and discuss mental health among black women and in the black community.(29:00) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener who is contemplating having sex with her best friend’s ex.(42:11) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 1999 to “Down Bottom” from Ruff Ryders Vol. 1. (46:51) The episode ends with support for Big Jerk Wings marinades. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 84 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute talks August Alsina getting tossed like a piece of used dental floss by Jada Pinkett Smith and 50 Cent saying too much over his “exotics” comments.(24:58) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss Terry Crews’ coonin’ on Don Lemon’s tv show.(34:20) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters help a listener who wants her man to go bareback.(42:48) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shatara takes us back to 1990 to Chubb Rock’s “Treat em’ Right”.(45:36) The episode ends with support for Urembo natural skincare products. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 83 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the Podcast, the Ratchet Minute finds Shaun and Shatara chopping it up about Evelyn Lozada’s OnlyFans page and the latest on white folks gone crazy.(10:27) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss Beyonce’s new song, “Black Parade” and its significance to black womanhood within the African diaspora.(24:16) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters help a listener who needs help enjoying giving her man some head.(39:00) During the “The Jam” Minute, Shaun takes us back to 1998 to the LOX “Money, Power, Respect”. (42:36) The episode ends with support for Create The Culture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 82 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, The Ratchet Minute starts out with 2Chainz, aka “Trapaveli” aka “Titty Boy” getting sued by Pablo Escobar’s estate and Ja Rule’s gyro commercials. [16:50] On the “Woke Minute”, Shaun and Shatara discuss the state of America’s parole and probation system in light of the shooting death of Rayshard Brooks.[35:19] On the “Weekend D**k Report”, the sisters give advice to a listener who asks if she should continue to see her F.W.B.[47:49] On “That’s My Jam”, Shatara brings us back to 1996 to Jay-Z’s “Can’t Knock The Hustle” featuring Mary J. Blige.[51:25] The episode ends with the Support Black Business segment of the show where the sisters give props to Black Owned and Hiring. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 81 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, on The Ratchet Minute, Shaun and Shatara kee-kee over the sister outside a NC strip club who made up a song and dance for security and the looters who took mink coats from a NYC fur store.[14:21] On the “Woke Minute”, the sisters discuss the protests across the country due to the murder of George Floyd and also discuss corporate reaction to the Black Lives Matter movement.[27:38] On the “Weekend D**k Report”, the sisters give advice to a listener who asks what should she do about her Two Minute Man.[38:02] On “That’s My Jam”, Shaun brings us back to 2004 to Fabulous “Breathe”.[43:32] The episode ends with the Support Black Business segment of the show where the sisters give props to B Condoms at www.bcondoms.com.Follow Us On Instagram @twispod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 80 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, on The Ratchet Minute Shaun and Shatara give the rundown on Faith and Stevie J. throwing bows and protesters on stolen horses.[10:13] On the “Woke Minute”, the sisters discuss what they call the racist pandemic across the country due to the death of George Floyd.[34:42] On the “Weekend D**k Report”, the sisters give advice to a listener who is bored with having sex in the bed.[45:35] On “That’s My Jam”, Shatara brings us back to 1989 to Public Enemy’s “Fight The Power”.[51:58] The episode ends with the Support Black Business segment of the show where the sisters give props to Master P’s Rap Noodles.Follow Us On Instagram @twispod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 79 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, The Ratchet Minute jumps off with Kakey, a bronx native ex-pornstar who earns as much as $15,000 for her “skills”.On the “Woke Minute”, the sisters discuss the police targeting minorities more than caucasians over social distancingOn the “Weekend D**k Report”, the sisters welcome special guest, Talent the comedian who helps with hilarious advice on dating budgets, orgasms, and what men want from women. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 78 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, The Ratchet Minute starts off with the ratchetry that is Tekashi 6-9, and the stripper who bought a pole to an elementary school.[20:17] On the “Woke Minute”, the sisters discuss the execution-style murder of Ahmaud Arbery and the seemingly cover-up of his murder.[36:44] On the “Weekend D**k Report”, the sisters offer relationship advice to a listener whose high sex drive is causing problems in her relationship.[45:39] On “That’s My Jam”, Shaun brings us back to 1999 to DMX “What These Bitches Want”.[49:52] The episode ends with the Support Black Business segment of the show where the sisters give props to the Honeypot.Follow Us On Instagram @twispodLISTEN: iTunes, GooglePlay, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Stitcher, Spotify, YouTube, Castbox and wherever else you get your podcasts. AND WATCH That’s What I’m Saying! THE TV SHOW ON www.IslandTV.tv or the Island TV App! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 77 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, The Ratchet Minute starts off with the NFL Draft ratchetry and former NBA player, Stephen Jackson’s of leaving his fiance, Imani Showalter, at the alter. [11:43] On the “Woke Minute”, the sisters discuss Saudia Arabia’s decision to end flogging and Georgia’s decision to open nail salons and barbershops.[28:00] On the “Weekend D**k Report”, the sisters offer relationship advice to a listener whose husband got his mistress pregnant.[45:00] On “That’s My Jam”, Shaun brings us back to 1995 to Mobb Deep’s “Eye For An Eye” featuring Nas and Raekwon the Chef.[49:52] The episode ends with the Support Black Business segment of the show where the sisters give props to luxury yoni.Follow Us On Instagram @twispodLISTEN: iTunes, GooglePlay, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Stitcher, Spotify, YouTube, Castbox and wherever else you get your podcasts. AND WATCH That’s What I’m Saying! THE TV SHOW ON www.IslandTV.tv or the Island TV App! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.