Buckle up, folks! On the latest rollercoaster ride of Podding Through Trauma, Lace up for a smackdown on baby shower etiquette and female health rights that’ll make you rethink everything. We dive into the topic about male gynecologists - friend or foe? We definitely dissect Pastor Lorenzo Sewell’s epic fail of Dr. King’s iconic speech during Trump inauguration on MLK Day! Oh, and did you hear about Tracy setting it off, triggering trolls left and right? And finally, a showdown on what “Cooning” means in today’s political circus. This ain’t for the faint-hearted, only the brave souls!

Starting 2025 with a bang, we break down everything from emotional resets to the messy side of being "too pro-black." Dive into the juicy drama of Drake taking legal swings at his record label, while hip hop OG Elliott Wilson throws major shade at new podcasters—shots fired! We dive into why the “passport bros” are catching Ls in 2025 and why some of us can't stop stalking the grim reaper—serious talk peppered with humor. And if you've ever wondered why people bother dating folks who aren’t feeling them, we’ve got the 411 right here! Netflix's Ultimatum is back with its third season, and it's a boiling hot mess you gotta see. Plus, let’s get real with an eye-opening convo about women owning up to their choices in baby daddy land. It’s a vibe-packed episode with dope conversations, laughs, and the kind of insights only us podcast junkies crave. Plug in!

Welcome to another episode of Podding Through Trauma, the only podcast that's as unpredictable as a crack head's wardrobe! Join us as we embark on a wild ride through today's most offbeat topics with just the right sprinkle of wit and wisdom. Dive deep into the ring with our Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul recap and explore the latest exodus from the bird app that was once Twitter. Relive the glory days of black porn, and discover how savvy sex workers are turning social media into a business boom. We'll unravel what it really means to be 'the strong friend,' tackle the complexities of age gaps in relationships, and dissect why black liberals are struggling post-election.