Southern Mosspitality

Ever done something and immediately thought, "Why the hell did I just do that?" Landon and Lauren dissect the reasons behind our actions and why we do the things we do. The duo examines the six different needs that we're all trying to satisfy in some way. This segues into the topic of addiction where Landon discusses his dopamine detox and his epiphany about how addictive (and dangerous) social media really is.

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After a long week and tumultuous election, Landon and Lauren decide to go off-kilter and freestyle this episode. They ask random We Are Not Really Stranger questions and cover everything from anger issues and self-hatred towards Black people, to what they admire in each other and fearing our own greatness. You'll likely end up crying and laughing at the same time (but what else is new in 2020?).

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In this 2-part episode, Landon and Lauren discuss the first of three taboo topics that people often avoid: money. The duo examines the lack of positive money management habits many Black people have and the psychological influence money has on one's perception of their self-worth. Lauren and Landon offer tips on how to increase your credit score, save for a rainy day, and what NOT to do when you finally get some money.

Stay tuned for Part 2 in episode 21 where the duo cover sex and the lies they've told.

Landon and Lauren tackle common mental health stigmas in the Black community and delve into their personal experiences with therapy. Each discusses their own individual journey of unlearning and facing the intergenerational trauma that has been passed down. Their biggest takeaway? Healing is uncomfortable AF. It's painful, scary, and boy is it ugly. But it's worth it. And in the future, you'll reminisce on the journey and appreciate it's beauty.

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Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion's WAP is the most "controversial" video this year...but why? In this episode, we dive into the stigmas surrounding female sexuality. We discuss the backlash received when women embrace it for their own pleasure rather than for male entertainment (oops, did we step on your ego?). Later, we tackle the fine line between appreciation and appropriation and how many fall on the side of the latter. We close with a discussion on trust. Understanding how to build (and rebuild) it, and why the trust account between Black people and the police is overdrawn.

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