littycommittee

“It’s so hard to say good-bye to yesterday”. Welcome to our Season 1 Finale where we have our VERY FIRST LIVE STUDIO AUDIENCE JOINING IN WITH US! Was Day-Day right when he said, “You can’t f--- with the police”? Was N.W.A. wrong when they boldly stood on the motto “F--- the Police!” On Episode 15, we take a look into the impact of Ava Duvenay’s Netflix Series “When They See Us” with special guest TN State Representative London Lamar. Though the “Central Park 5” were WRONGLY convicted 30 years ago, many of those same injustices are occurring to Black and Brown people to date. This LIT ASS episode discusses the triggering impact of “When They See Us”, what the inequities and unfairness displayed in the film means for Black and Brown people, and how Millennials can help combat these issues for today and future generations.

“And since a man can't make one/He has no right to tell a woman when and where to create one” - Tupac Amaru Shakur. With so much controversy surrounding anti-abortion laws, it’s time to read between the lines. Why are men making laws about a woman’s body? Does AmeriKKKa hate women? Do anti-abortion laws scold and discipline women more than men? Does it not take two to tango? How does AmeriKKKa’s abortion laws compare to over governing societies? And….. What does this really mean for women in America?

“WAKE UP!!!” Consider this episode: The State of the BGLO’s (Black Greek Letter Organizations) Address. During this episode, we explore the reality of being apart of BGLO’s and the image that they (we) portray. In light of Divine 9 organizations being sued more than R. Kelly’s legal battles with minors, is it worth it becoming “Made”? Is everyone technically “Paper”? We discuss tribalism, issues surrounding Black people being “Greek”, non-Black members initiated into BGLO’s, and more. As the “Litty Committee” comes close to closing Season 1, our “Lit Ass”listeners can look forward to the DM Commandments (Ish you need to live by in 2019), Hood Kode (Kodes of the Streets), Advice from the Love Doctor), and more. Listen in to what our callers have to say, as they answer the question: Is it wrong to deny transgender people membership into a Black Greek Letter Organization?

“I wanna get married, like the Currys, Steph and Ayesha $---”. In light of the controversy surrounding Ayesha Curry expressing her most vulnerable thoughts, it’s only right that we have a LIT ASS debate. Was Ayesha Curry wrong for expressing slight insecurities when not gaining little to or as much attention as her husband from the opposite sex? Is there a thin line between being real and talking too much? Let’s be real; are we not all flattered by attention from others?

For the first “LIT ASS” live show, the Litty Committee is dedicating Episode 11 to CHEATERS! Do you know cheaters? Have you ever been cheated on before? Are you a cheater? If so, you’ll absolutely love this episode. Enjoy an hour of big laughs, controversial commentary

Everyone other than Millennials has an opinion of who and what “millennials” are. This episode is dedicated to combating stereotypes of millennials that have been given by the outside world.

Welcome to Episode 9: Big Ole Freaks Disclaimer: Parental Advisory: Explicit Language. This is not for the faint hearted, nor the judgemental. This show is dedicated to The Grown and Freaky! With that being said, let’s talk about sex!

Welcome to Episode 8! Let’s talk “The State of The Culture”. With the recent death of Rapper and Community Empowerer Nipsey Hussel, its impact is arguably one of the most emotional losses of this generation. On this episode, we discuss the state of the Black Community, specifically Black Entertainment. Has Nip set the new standard for Black Entertainers? Is it fair for us to expect Black Entertainers to empower their communities?

Welcome to Episode 7! Let’s talk “Sex in the City”. What roles do genders play in the 21st Century? Have we truly evolved from “traditional” gender roles? Are we still slaves to gender roles?

Dear Millennials #TheLitAssPodcast! Welcome to Episode 5: "I Brought You in this World and I'll Take You Out"! Do we view black children’s behavior and expectation from a white supremacy point of view? Was Kanye that far off when he said 400 years of slavery sounds like a choice? On only our FIFTH Episode, we discuss our worst butt whoopings, the effectiveness of “whopping” as a form of punishment, a compare and contrast of stereotypes involving Black and White parents, and more. With special guest Kendra Smith, owner of Food Avenue Catering Service and creator of Dinner Talk with Food Avenue, we have a Lit Ass time. Tune in to find out what commandments you need to abide be to stay LIT in 2019, who needs advice determining what they should do next after "supporting, loving, and encouraging" a man who obviously doesn't want to be kept, and more! Tune in!
*Disclaimer: Sound may fluctuate, if watching via video streaming platform. Audio will be corrected via Apple, Spotify, and Soundcloud.

Living in a Love and Hip Hop Generation, the question becomes --- Are we addicted to drama? Has reality television altered our perception of reality? On only our fourth episode, the Dear Millennials Crew discuss reality television. Specifically, we reflect on its impact, influence, and images portrayed. With a Lit Ass guest host, Aijalon Payne aka A.J. aka O.P.P.’s Proxy, we have some hilariously funny intense moments debating body counts (does it matter?), situationship woes, and DM Commandments to live by in 2019. Tune in! We even had some special guest from Choose901 drop by.