This episode is pure chaos, comedy, and a little bit of “don’t play this around your mama.” The crew comes in hot with live-show energy, roasting each other before they even get to the topic, and somehow turns a simple conversation into a full-blown debate about race, dating outside your culture, and why everybody swears their way of growing up was the only “right” way.

From old-school parenting and legendary ass-whooping stories to why kids today “can’t count at the drive-thru,” the group relives wild childhood memories, bad report cards, first jobs, and embarrassing high school rides that still deserve an apology. There’s talk about “the village,” discipline, and why sleepovers, minivans, and parking lot memories all somehow end up in the same conversation.

Then things get extra spicy when the topic shifts to relationships, sex, and modern dating. The crew debates emotional connection vs. “just vibes,” how often is too often, and why nobody wants to be stuck in a relationship over steak, tequila, and a shared Netflix password. Independence, money, cheating, and “just leave instead of lying” all get thrown into the ring—no filters, no safe space, just jokes and hot takes.

If you’re looking for polished and politically correct, this ain’t it. But if you want loud laughs, toxic humor, and real-life talk that feels like your group chat came to life, press play and buckle up. ️

In this wild, unfiltered episode of P’s in a Pod Podcast, the crew taps in for their final live before officially transitioning fully to YouTube and audio platforms—and they go out with a bang.

From New Year reflections and parenting realness to money talk, relationships, dating standards, and social media culture, nothing is off-limits. The conversation jumps from entrepreneurship, cooking content, tattoos, gym journeys, and taxes… to honest (and hilarious) debates about modern dating, body image, strip club culture, OnlyFans, private snaps, and what “providers” really mean in 2026.

The squad also dives into:

• Co-parenting and raising kids in this generation

• Why consistency matters more than clout

• Dating with kids, baby-dad/baby-mom dynamics, and red flags

• Natural bodies vs. BBL culture

• Why unsolicited DMs are a problem

• Strippers, honesty, and relationship boundaries

• The difference between confidence, attention, and validation

As always, the jokes are reckless, the takes are real, and the group chemistry is unmatched. If you like raw conversations, unfiltered opinions, and real-life perspectives with humor, this episode is for you.

This marks the end of the live era—but just the beginning of what’s next for P’s in a Pod.

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And remember… if it don’t make sense, we gon’ talk about it.

In this unfiltered, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt episode of Peas in the Podcast, the crew dives into EVERYTHING — from mental health to dating chaos to parenting dilemmas and the wild world of modern relationships.

The episode kicks off with laughs and chaotic energy, but quickly pivots into a real conversation about mental health, online tragedies, and society’s tendency to overlook cries for help. From there, the cast gets personal, opening up about how they deal with stress, silence, and emotional struggles.

Then the topic takes a left turn — as it always does — into dating in this generation, including:

• Why men and women miscommunicate during the “getting to know you” stage

• How past trauma shows up in new relationships

• Why some people confuse attention with healing

• The pressure to “be enough” in modern dating apps and hookup culture

The hosts also jump into parenting stories, including:

• Kids’ first crushes

• Funny (and slightly concerning) text messages found on their children’s phones

• When to have “the talk” about sex

• Why parents struggle with their kids growing up faster than expected

And then…the floodgates open.

The crew goes ALL THE WAY into explicit territory — talking sex, sexual preferences, anal myths, STD risks, “freak level” honesty, butt plugs, ass-eating debates, and why some people are out here living double lives on Grindr. It’s messy, it’s wild, and it’s extremely on brand.

Finally, the group debates what truly makes a “bad bitch.” Is it looks? Money? Independence? Personality? Or is the term completely misused? The conversation sparks strong opinions, plenty of jokes, and a whole lot of truth-telling.

This episode is a rollercoaster — funny, raw, inappropriate, insightful, and real. The type of episode that reminds you why you tune in every week.