Nichole reflects on how she got her writing spark back while she prepares to debut her pilot at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Alicia tells us about the Jamaican tradition of hitting the clubs for Christmas and shares how her relationship with being Black has changed since being in the US.

Amelie reflects on the ways in which she is in between two worlds on the holidays and with her relationship with being both Black and French.

Athena shares the Caribbean workarounds for English recipes while reflecting on what calling someone Black British does and does not mean.

Kenny shares Irish Christmas traditions while reflecting on being Black and Irish.

Host Nichole faces fears about continuing the podcast.

Krystal and Nichole compare Black Cards.

Steve finds an OG therapist on the low and decides to keep talking.

On this day in 1899, DC's Black residents update one another on their daily lives in the pages of The Colored American and take a local opera house to task.

A book club revisits a speech made in 1886 and are shocked to learn that their Ancestors were doing so much more than picking cotton.