Part 2 of the Season opener with King Curt Live from "The King's Court" and Head Nerds In Charge. What are the implications for the styles of Derrick Jaxn & Kevin Samuels and the "characters" they portray? Who is the most toxic and most damaging to the community and why? ATS and King Curt Live, of the King's Court (and Head Nerds In Charge), continue the conversation and attempt to challenge some notions about how we receive and absorb information about ourselves and the state of Black relationships. Sponsored by SHE Essentials: www.sheessentials.shop Head Nerds in Charge: www.headnerdsincharge.com

The long awaited All the Smoke Season 3 opener begins with an in-depth look into the sensationalism and exploitation of the so-called "relationship gurus," with particular focus on Kevin Samuels and Derrick Jaxn. What are the implications for each of their styles? Who is the most toxic and most damaging to the community? ATS linked up with King Curt Live of the King's Court (and Head Nerds In Charge) to challenge some notions about how we receive and absorb information about ourselves and the state of Black relationships.  Sponsored by SHE Essentials: www.sheessentials.shop Head Nerds in Charge: www.headnerdsincharge.com

In the Season 2 finale (finally), Samone & Meek reflect on the season, discuss lessons that have been learned and tell a story (or two). What was your favorite moment from Season 2?  Season 3 coming early 2021! Keep sending the Lemonade letter submissions, feedback, questions to [email protected]. Also looking for guests for Season 3 and other pods who'd like to collab. We APPRECIATE you all!

In this episode, Samone and Meek discuss the continued tensions in the current political climate, the murder of Walter Wallace, LoveCraft Country and a "Lemonade" letter. How do people romanticize trauma and the bonds that are established based on circumstances? How important is the verbal declaration of "love?" How does one quantify romantic feelings? Is the expectation that partners feel the same way about one another in order for a relationship to be deemed "successful?"  Send feedback, questions or submissions for Lemonade Letters to [email protected]

In part two of the collab episode with the Mr. Know It All podcast, We discuss the LGBTQIA’s role in the BLM movement, the top five must watch movies of all time & a moment with resident stripper, Ruffy Hendrix (The Mouth of the South 😁).

In this episode, Samone and Meek link up with the Mr. Know It All podcast, for out first collaboration, to discuss current events: Cardi & Offset, Dr. Dre & his wife, the death of RBG, the issues with intellectual property & the upcoming Roy Jones VS Mike Tyson fight. Pls forward all feedback and Lemonade Letters to [email protected]. Also, check out more episodes of The Mr. KnowItAll podcast on all your fav streaming platforms.

In this episode, Samone and Meek discuss the last Verzus battle, "Imposter" syndrome, Toni Braxton and the show, "Married at First Sight." Are you the person you present to be? What happens to your self-identity if you are not? Is there an expiration on the "hoe phase?" At what point is a woman's desire to explore her sexuality no longer driven by her upbringing/familial values? in current day, is virginity still valued/promoted? What happens when someone is no longer physically attracted to his/her partner? How is intimacy re-established in a relationship? Feedback, questions, entries for Lemonade Letter, pls contact us at: [email protected]

In this episode, Samone and Meek discuss the passing of Chadwick Boseman, the Monica and Brandy Versuz & an incident on the ride to the pizza shop 🙄. Do we lose parts of our humanity when we don’t acknowledge fear/fragility? Does the Black community subscribe to “ableism?” Is the Black community harder on celebrities? Should people expect their partner(s) to reject potentials in order to satisfy their own insecurities? Should a partner be able to address his/her partner in public when one feels that the partner is “out of line?” Feedback? Questions? [email protected]

In this episode, Samone & Meek discuss Ben Shapiro's "analysis" of Cardi B. and Meg the Stallion's song, WAP, Meg naming Tory Lanez as her shooter and the "What are we" convo. Can Whyte Men give any productive commentary on the Black Women's narrative on sexuality and sexual expression? Why are Black Women expected to protect Black Men who harm them? Who is responsible to broaching a conversation about the direction a relationship should take? Should a person reserve certain tasks for a relationship based on its title? Is there a such thing as "wifely"/"husbandly" duties?  Send any questions, feedback or scenarios (Lemonade Letters) to [email protected]

In this episode, Samone and Meek discuss a couple videos regarding “scorned” lovers, included the widely circulated video of the case of the VA woman who ran over her lover with her car. Who’s responsible for identifying someone’s “breaking point?” Is there any circumstance that would justify a violent response from a partner? Does society teach us that “stick and stay” signifies a successful relationship? Pls forward feedback, questions or letters to [email protected]