What makes us friends? Finally a podcast that discusses and witnesses Black women's friendships and how we build our lives with and through them. From the healthy to the toxic, we want to get real about what makes our friendships unique and wholesome despite the negative messaging and social media parodies. We're your working class Oprah and Gayle!
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What makes us friends? Finally a podcast that discusses and witnesses Black women's friendships and how we build our lives with and through them. From the healthy to the toxic, we want to get real about what makes our friendships unique and wholesome despite the negative messaging and social media parodies. We're your working class Oprah and Gayle!
Episode 15: Can Brown Sugar Save Black Dating? Pt. 1 - Desi & Barry
On The Phone With Friends Podcast
1 hour 4 minutes 36 seconds
2 years ago
Episode 15: Can Brown Sugar Save Black Dating? Pt. 1 - Desi & Barry
Happy Black Love Day! It's the big dating show OTP w/Friends brings back a fan favorite, Barry, and Desi Stennett, a journalist with the Orlando Sentinel. We start the show off discussing the merits of the hip hop rom com Brown Sugar and how it sets the standard for Black dating and love. Melonee and friends discuss it all: what is dating, the elements of a dream date, overanalyzing what we really want, how to attract that special boo, sex on the first date and anything else we could throw at them. Shout out to my friend Erica for curating this episode's questions. This is a podcast built by friends!
OTP w/Friends social media polls running all day for Black Love Day! Part 2 drops on Valentine's Day!
On The Phone With Friends Podcast
What makes us friends? Finally a podcast that discusses and witnesses Black women's friendships and how we build our lives with and through them. From the healthy to the toxic, we want to get real about what makes our friendships unique and wholesome despite the negative messaging and social media parodies. We're your working class Oprah and Gayle!
