In this episode, Brittany and Windsor delve into the complexities of microaggressions, exploring their definitions, implications, and the societal norms that perpetuate them. They discuss the impact of implicit bias, the myths surrounding meritocracy, and the nuances of cultural assumptions. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding intent versus impact in communication and the need for greater awareness of societal issues.

This week Brittany and Windsor discuss the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel by his network and a brief history of Radio Free movements, including Radio Freedom, a revolutionary radio broadcasts that helped to break the information siege in Apartheid South Africa.

In this episode of 'Thanks, I Hate It, The End Times', hosts Brit and Windsor dive into a variety of hot takes ranging from alcohol preferences to political critiques, the role of law enforcement, and the societal implications of food stamps. They explore the importance of community living, the impact of religion on music, and the absurdities of modern relationships. The conversation is both humorous and serious, providing a candid look at the current state of affairs in America while encouraging listeners to mind their own business and embrace whimsy in life.

In this episode of 'Thanks, I Hate It, The End Times', hosts Brittany and Windsor discuss the complexities of gender-affirming care, particularly for minors. They explore personal experiences with gender expression, societal perceptions, and the importance of autonomy in healthcare decisions. The conversation emphasizes the need for understanding and acceptance of diverse gender identities and the impact of societal norms on individual well-being.

This week Brittany and Windsor chat about some topics a little less heavy. Windsor talks about her thoughts as to why the Pedro wank fest is happening as it relates to hypermasculinity in Hollywood and Brittany talks about artist Ciara's tracing of her ancestry and how she came to officially be a dual citizen.

Brittany and Windsor are back after a week hiatus thanks to technology. They talk history of ICE, (il)legalities, and potential safety plans.https://immigrantjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/KYR-Encounter-ICE-Nov.-2024-Spanish.pdfhttps://immigrantjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/KYR-Encounter-ICE-Nov.-2024-English.pdfhttps://immigrantjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/KYR-encounter-ICE-Haitian-Creole_Feb-2025-20250528-223738.pdfhttps://www.nilc.org/resources/?resource_type%5B%5D=know-your-rights

In this week's episode of TIHI: TET, Brittany and Windsor discuss the First Amendment as it relates to Freedom of Speech and Obsenity, wherein we remind you to always exercise your right to STFU 🤫.We talk Ulysses and what the 1A actually protects (and doesn't) you from.

This week, Brittany and Windsor tackle artificial intelligence. Listen as they discuss ai in entertainment, ai and policing, and their various technical difficulties. http://tihipodcast.com/

The baddies are back! Just a quick trip on what we've been up to, what we're planning to do and a little bit a foolishness from the newsfeeds. Insta: @tihipodcastwww.tihipodcast.com

Guess who's back and out of retirement? Your favorite moms. In our new project: TIHI Presents: The End Times, we're educating through entertainment and resisting through joy. This week we are talking about The Fourth of July and The Pledge of Alligence. Grab your drink or your enoyment of choice, sit back, relax, and give us some leeway through our rustiness, connectivity foolishness, and new software. We love y'all and are so glad to be back.