Fancy Face & Friends

On this episode I ask Bianca her take on recent headlines from the sky, the man who was masterbating next to a female passenger, the pilot who showed up to the cockpit drunk, unruly passengers with mask mandates, and the plane that crashed in China. She also shares her own tales from the sky and offers a MAJOR don't for passengers with flight attendants.

Jara's back to discuss the Brooklyn shooter that shot at morning commuters on the N train, last week, after detonating smoke devices. Living in post 9/11 New York City, we discuss the trauma events like that can spark for New Yorkers. As the mass shootings in the US continue to be a daily occurrence, we talk about sensible gun laws as well as the modern man and his perpetuation of violence in the #Metoo and Time's Up Era. Will things get better or worse for society, men, and gun violence?

Tiffany has created an activity book for all ages, titled Hues of Africa: Journey Between the Lines. With her extensive research and her personal travel stories, she's put together a book that educates her audience on all things Africa. Places, sights to see, culture, and more she showcases the many colors of Africa. On this episode, she talks about her trips to Ghana and South Africa, what inspired her to create Hues of Africa, and the next activity book she's working on (about HBCUs). Hues of Africa: Journey Between the Lines is available online at Target, Walmart, Barnes and Nobles and Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Hues-Africa-Coloring-Activity-Relaxtion/dp/1737001101