TMI

In this episode of TMI, Tamika Mallory and Mysonne talk about heavy political and social issues shaping America right now. The duo dives into how today’s political leadership, and the people backing them, are impacting everyday life, stressing why local organizing, community action, and voter registration are more important than ever as midterm elections approach. They also discuss ongoing global crises, their dedication to mutual aid, and showing up for their communities. Things heat up as they unpack mainstream media narratives, call out political hypocrisy, and take a hard look at Donald Trump’s influence on the political landscape. The episode also has a powerful conversation about strategy, resistance, and how to win the fight for social justice and political accountability.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on TMI, Join Tamika D Mallory and Mysonne discuss the difficulties of balancing work, rest, and financial responsibilities during tough times, emphasizing the need for rest to maintain creativity and focus. They address the stress of financial obligations and the challenges of supporting their communities. Tamika shares her views on giving, and the conversation transitions into in the third installment of our series “What It Post to Be.’ Featuring an interview with financial literacy expert John Hope Bryant. Bryant delves into his background, the importance of financial education, and practical tips for economic empowerment within the Black community, drawing a connection between financial literacy and civil rights.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on TMI, Join Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne as they dissect the realities behind social media success in the second installment of our series “What It Post to Be.’ Featuring an interview with Dr. Shaunell Kennard, a serial entrepreneur and beauty industry powerhouse, they delve into the challenges, hardships, and actual business experiences that shape true success. Explore the myths of social media portrayals, the impact of economic struggles, and hear inspiring stories of resilience and real talk about surviving in today's world. Don't miss this candid conversation packed with insights and inspiration!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the first installment of our series “What It Post to Be,” where we pull back the curtain on what real life looks like behind the flawless photos, perfectly-lit videos, and social-media highlight reels. In this episode of TMI, Mysonne and Tamika dive into a packed conversation, from Yandy Smith’s new Tubi film and the massive Brandy & Monica “Boy Is Mine” tour, to the chaos surrounding the Epstein files and the wild hypocrisy happening inside the federal government. They break down what’s really going on behind headlines, scandals, politics, and the culture. Then, we kick off the first feature of our series with a powerful interview with Chyna Russell, founder of Dollhouse Cosmetics. She opens up about entrepreneurship, motherhood, grief, starting a beauty empire from her mother’s kitchen, and what social media never shows: the setbacks, self-doubt, IRS issues, fires, rebuilding, and the fight to create generational legacy. If you've ever looked online and thought someone else has it all figured out—this episode proves that “success” ain’t always what it posts to be. Real talk. Real struggles. Real wins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of TMI, we dive into a heartfelt discussion about family, with Tamika D. Mallory sharing touching moments with her granddaughter. We also catch up with Dr. Wes Bellamy, who shares insights from his book 'Nobody's Coming to Save Us' and discusses the importance of self-care for activists. The conversation includes current national issues, the struggles faced by those dependent on SNAP benefits and the impact of government decisions on healthcare. Tune in for an engaging and informative discussion on activism, leadership, and community resilience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.