In this episode, hosts AJ Holiday and Tambam discuss their weekends, and then get right into S.I.N.S with the first story about the lawsuit against Tyler Perry. You know Tambam was not happy about that! Next they speak on health awareness regarding the devastating news on MTV VJ Ananda Lewis lost battle with breast cancer, and the importance of natural products. They also share humorous anecdotes about workplace harassment and a bizarre case of divorce deception. For their main discussion they discuss the significance of Juneteenth, its historical context, and the importance of teaching this history to future generations. They explore the challenges of erasing history, the need for tangible change in society, and the role of community in fostering a better understanding of identity and heritage. Celebrate Juneteenth by making a difference!

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This week on We Talk Back, AJ Holiday and TamBam kick things off with a recap of AJ’s birthday festivities and weekend highlights. During their S.I.N.S. of the week, they cover everything from Keith Sweat’s comments on modern women to Coco Gauff’s big win, and Kevin Hunter’s tell-all about his relationship with Wendy Williams. TamBam also makes it known—don’t come for Tyler Perry in her presence. That leads into this week’s movie review: Acrimony. The ladies dive into themes of sacrifice, mental health, loyalty, and the emotional toll relationships take on Black women. Through it all, they challenge the expectations placed on women and explore what it really means to love, lose, and let go. Let’s discuss. Tap in and join the conversation.

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This week on the pod, Tambam and AJ Holiday break down their S.I.N.S of the week, starting with a new study claiming women prefer traditionally masculine men. They also unpack recent comments from rapper and media personality, Cam’ron on the Diddy trial, adding their own insights to the ongoing conversation. Later, the duo dives into the difference between “clinical” thinking and what they cheekily call “clitical” thinking—highlighting how emotions, intuition, and logic show up differently in decision-making. You ever heard of clitical thinking? Let’s discuss.

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