In this episode, Tasha delves into the intriguing concept of unconditional love, questioning whether it is a genuine experience or simply an idealized notion. As she contrasts her own beliefs with her sister's perspective, they explore the notion of love without conditions in various relationships, examining both differences and similarities. The discussion highlights how unconditional love is often thought to exist between a mother and child while also considering whether such profound affection can manifest in romantic or other interpersonal relationships.

In this episode, we delve into a powerful story of transformation and self-discovery through the lens of a Black woman’s hair journey. Our guest shares her deeply personal experience of deciding to chop off her long locks — not for fashion or trend, but as a symbolic release of the past decade’s challenges. As she prepares to turn 39, she finds herself embracing short curls and the lessons they embody about growth, strength, and acceptance. Join us as we explore the cultural significance of hair in the Black community and how one woman’s decision to let go became a spiritual rebirth.

Join Tasha as she explores the shift away from community-centered child-rearing in "Tea and Butt Biscuits." In this episode, Tasha reflects on the nostalgic saying "it takes a village to raise a child," questioning the modern erosion of communal ties and its impact on raising children today. Delve into personal stories, societal changes, and the role of technology in altering our perceptions of community as listeners are invited to share their experiences and thoughts on the matter. The episode offers a heartfelt discussion on the importance of rebuilding connections for the next generation's well-being.