
What are your thoughts on open marriages? In this episode Dre & Queen Vee talk about just that. We also discuss the rumor (or is it a rumor) about Jada dating August Alsina.
Jul 5, 2020
52 min

In this episode Dre & Vee look deep into what are some of the reasons why white people are now "woke". Is it "White Guilt"? Is it the quarantine and there is nothing else to do or is it witnessing the murder of George Floyd first hand?
Jun 19, 2020
45 min

In this episode Dre and Vee talk about the new dynamics of the household now that families and couples are spending more time in the home. Are couples driving each other crazy? Are the children bored and driving parents crazy? #COVID19
Jun 3, 2020
44 min

In this episode Dre and Vee talk about the social injustices that African American face every day in society. We specifically speak about the Ahmaud Arbery "murder" that took place back in February. This episode went from 0 to 100 very quickly.
May 20, 2020
43 min

This is a partial episode that was suppose to be Episode # 032 however Dre deleted the main part of the episode by accident leaving this episode to only have the Intro, Queen Vee's Word On The Street, Stunod of the Week and Queen Vee's Words of Wisdom.
Apr 14, 2020
23 min

In this Episode we talk about whether a DJ should be tipped or not from people who may or may not afford to do so during these times of Quarantine.
Apr 2, 2020
28 min

Are pre-numps insurance policies? Should pre-nups exist in a marriage? In this episode Dre & Vee discuss this very subject matter.
May 25, 2019
41 min

In this episode Dre & Vee take a deep look into if a school's dress code is actually a dress code or discrimination against a "culture".
Apr 27, 2019
44 min

Black on Black crime in the urban communities continue to be a sad reality for African Americans. Answers are needed to change this reality. In this episode we discuss ways to change this disturbing reality for the Urban community.
Jan 8, 2019
43 min

In this episode Dre & Vee discuss the stereo types of African American that result in the police being called on black men, black women, black boys and black girls. We provided examples of these stereotypes by referencing real news stories in which police are being called on African Americans who were doing absolutely nothing wrong.
Dec 29, 2018
43 min
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