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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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