A loose, honest Enneagram chat that treats labels as tools, not verdicts.
What's Your [Enneagram] Type is a loose, easygoing episode about how people lean on personality numbers and then start asking what they actually mean.

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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Afros 'N Convos makes public debates legible through frank group discussion, personal reflection, and a willingness to keep disagreement in the room.
Kika, Dre, Camille, and Cookie turn a four-way roundtable into candid scrutiny of public events, pop culture, and personal beliefs. Their discussion of NCAA funding disparities tests financial explanations against unequal treatment, while their response to The United States vs.
Five stacked M&Ms or Billie Holiday's biopic: your curiosity doesn't have to pick a lane.
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A loose, honest Enneagram chat that treats labels as tools, not verdicts.
What's Your [Enneagram] Type is a loose, easygoing episode about how people lean on personality numbers and then start asking what they actually mean.
A blunt conversation that moves from celebrity news to public grief.
This installment moves from Bill Cosby's release into a rapid sweep of trending stories: Will Cutbill's M&M stacking world record, the Parkland empty-chair graduation protest, and the Surfside condo collapse.
A blunt conversation about race, solidarity, and unequal urgency.
The episode puts the divide between Asian American and African American communities in sharp focus, naming microaggressions and implicit bias without softening the edges.
A sharp roundtable that turns current events and sports money disputes into a blunt moral conversation.
Afros N Convos starts with book club housekeeping, then turns to George Floyd, the Derek Chauvin trial, and the arguments over money and fairness in women's college basketball.
A sharp panel read on Billie Holiday, the film's limits, and the pressure behind her story.
Afros and Convos uses The United States vs. Billie Holiday to test whether the film works as a biopic and to weigh what it leaves behind. The panel keeps circling how Billie Holiday is framed through the men around her, from toxic relationships to the violence that follows her,…


Anti-racist education research, brought to practice.

Black politics without soft edges.

Black history with present-tense stakes.

Grassroots Black activism, live and unfiltered.

Blunt faith talk under pressure.
Camille is out, so Kika, Dre, and Cookie carry the conversation.
Camille is out, so Kika, Dren, and Cookie carry the conversation.
The hosts bring in a guest to talk through the divide between African American and Asian American communities.
The show opens with housekeeping, a book-club reminder, and a quick host check-in.
The hosts come in ready to talk about The United States vs.
Four friends discuss the film Judas and the Black Messiah during Black History Month, sharing their perspectives on its themes and historical context.
Four women friends discuss trending topics and share personal updates in a casual roundtable format.
A group of four women friends discuss trending topics, share personal news, and engage in casual conversation about current events and culture.
Four friends discuss trending topics, starting with an upcoming Oprah Winfrey documentary.
Four women friends discuss trending topics, starting with a news item about Trump family secret service details.