The Tea With B

On this week’s show Hairstylist, Makeup artist, Activist and Winner of Logo’s Finding Prince Charming  Eric Leonardos and I break down what it means to be HIV Poz in 2018.   Also on “The Tea List” we’re talking my 3 year LA Anniversary and the new Nike ad featuring Colin Kapernick. Plus a new segment called “Blackcellence”. Show Notes Big Night Out Masquerade Charity Event The Giving Tea: Thrive Tribe Foundation More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Eric: Instagram- Twitter- Website  

On this week’s show Hairstylist, Makeup artist, Activist and Winner of Logo’s Finding Prince Charming  Eric Leonardos and I break down what it means to be HIV Poz in 2018.   Also on “The Tea List” we’re talking my 3 year LA Anniversary and the new Nike ad featuring Colin Kapernick. Plus a new segment called “Blackcellence”. Show Notes Big Night Out Masquerade Charity Event The Giving Tea: Thrive Tribe Foundation More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Eric: Instagram- Twitter- Website  

On this week’s show stand-up comic Brendan P. Sargent and I explore if comedy has become too politically correct. We talk about our favorite comedians,  what should be considered “comedy”, analyze one of my favorite jokes by Chris Rock, and discuss the fact that Brendan is a straight White man! Also on “The Tea List” we’re talking The Carters, Queer Eye, and Immigration. Show Notes Ta-Nehisi Coates: When Every Word Doesn’t Belong To Everyone The Giving Tea: Support Kids At The Border More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Brendan: Instagram- Twitter-  Follow Dear John: Instagram –You Tube

On this week’s show stand-up comic Brendan P. Sargent and I explore if comedy has become too politically correct. We talk about our favorite comedians,  what should be considered “comedy”, analyze one of my favorite jokes by Chris Rock, and discuss the fact that Brendan is a straight White man! Also on “The Tea List” we’re talking The Carters, Queer Eye, and Immigration. Show Notes Ta-Nehisi Coates: When Every Word Doesn’t Belong To Everyone The Giving Tea: Support Kids At The Border More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Brendan: Instagram- Twitter-  Follow Dear John: Instagram –You Tube

On this episode I’m joined by host of The Stacks Podcast, Traci Thomas. We chat about voting, whether it’s possible for Black people to be racist towards Black people, and the impacts of Colorism. Plus on “The Tea List” I’m giving you tips on how to be a phenomenal house guest, and an important Happy Pride shout out! More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Traci: Instagram Follow The Stacks Podcast: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook–  Website — Show Notes: Stamped From The Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Bryan Stevenson The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X and M.S. Handler The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B. DuBois If you or someone you know is considering taking their life please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255 www.VotersEdge.org The Giving Tea: Equal Justice Initiative — More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint Theme Music by Dominique Toney This show is created and produced by B(randon Kyle Goodman)

On this episode I’m joined by host of The Stacks Podcast, Traci Thomas. We chat about voting, whether it’s possible for Black people to be racist towards Black people, and the impacts of Colorism. Plus on “The Tea List” I’m giving you tips on how to be a phenomenal house guest, and an important Happy Pride shout out! More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Traci: Instagram Follow The Stacks Podcast: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook–  Website — Show Notes: Stamped From The Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Bryan Stevenson The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X and M.S. Handler The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B. DuBois If you or someone you know is considering taking their life please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255 www.VotersEdge.org The Giving Tea: Equal Justice Initiative — More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint Theme Music by Dominique Toney This show is created and produced by B(randon Kyle Goodman)

On this episode I’m joined by writer and “Survivor” contestant Zeke Smith. We chat about whether or not White Gay Men are problematic. We also discuss Zeke’s experience as a Trans Gay Man, and Zeke shares some exciting personal news! Plus on “The Tea List” this week, I’m giving you my thoughts on the NFL banning athletes from kneeling during the national anthem. More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Zeke: Instagram – Twitter More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint Theme Music by Dominique Toney This show is created and produced by B(randon Kyle Goodman)

On this episode I’m joined by writer and “Survivor” contestant Zeke Smith. We chat about whether or not White Gay Men are problematic. We also discuss Zeke’s experience as a Trans Gay Man, and Zeke shares some exciting personal news! Plus on “The Tea List” this week, I’m giving you my thoughts on the NFL banning athletes from kneeling during the national anthem. More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Zeke: Instagram – Twitter More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint Theme Music by Dominique Toney This show is created and produced by B(randon Kyle Goodman)

On this episode I’m joined by actress Yaani King Mondschein (“Saving Grace”, “Mad Men”, “Rosewood”).  We chat about R. Kelly’s history of sexual abuse, as well as Bill Cosby and whether it’s okay to watch “The Cosby Show”. More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Yaani: Instagram More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint

On this episode I’m joined by actress Yaani King Mondschein (“Saving Grace”, “Mad Men”, “Rosewood”).  We chat about R. Kelly’s history of sexual abuse, as well as Bill Cosby and whether it’s okay to watch “The Cosby Show”. More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Yaani: Instagram More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint

On this episode I’m joined by actress Danielle Campbell (“Famous In Love”, “You Can Choose Your Family”).  We chat about famous relationships including Khloe Kardashian and discuss  toxic relationships. Also, on “The Tea List” I spill my thoughts about Kanye West! More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Danielle: Instagram More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint  

On this episode I’m joined by actress Danielle Campbell (“Famous In Love”, “You Can Choose Your Family”).  We chat about famous relationships including Khloe Kardashian and discuss  toxic relationships. Also, on “The Tea List” I spill my thoughts about Kanye West! More Tea: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Danielle: Instagram More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches-Territory Foods-Songpaint  

On this episode I’m joined by actress Alesha Reneé and actress/comedian Kyle June Williams. We gush over  Beyonce’s performance at Coachella and dissect the influence her show had on a predominantly White  audience. We also passionately attempt to define the steps for being a good ally. More Tea: Instagram – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Alesha: Instagram – Twitter Follow Kyle: Instagram More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches And as promised here’s a pic of Korey our 4 month old pit!  

On this episode I’m joined by actress Alesha Reneé and actress/comedian Kyle June Williams. We gush over  Beyonce’s performance at Coachella and dissect the influence her show had on a predominantly White  audience. We also passionately attempt to define the steps for being a good ally. More Tea: Instagram – Blog – iTunes – Follow B: Instagram – Website Follow Alesha: Instagram – Twitter Follow Kyle: Instagram More from our Partners: Spring Break Watches And as promised here’s a pic of Korey our 4 month old pit!