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Two Dope Ass Grandmas Podcast

Two Dope Ass Grandmas Podcast

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This podcast is hosted by Day and PJ, who are two black Gen X queer women known for their candid and unfiltered opinions. Day, hailing from NYC, offers direct commentary with a thick NYC accent, while PJ, from Chicago, adds a laid-back approach with some Chicago grit and a smooth delivery. Together, they tackle topics ranging from current events, pop culture to business, politics, Black culture, relationships, and everything in between. They definitely have a lot to say.

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  • Ep.9| Jaylen Brown Hair Dye Drama NBA Trouble And Getting Caught Up
    Dec 4 2025

    The hot seat is on fire in this episode

    First up we talk about Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown and his now famous hair dye moments. Twice in one month his black dye has smeared on another players jersey and the internet has been clowning. The guys are weighing in, the podcasts are roasting, and even Jaylen laughed at himself and called LeBron for advice. We break down why so many men are feeling the pressure about hair loss and trying everything from transplants to man units to Bigen spray. Is it confidence or is it insecurity and what is the line between grooming and doing the most

    Hot Seat number two sticks with the NBA. A former NBA player and Chicago native was recently arrested in Memphis on the way to his podcast taping. He was pulled over for an illegal lane change, there was weed on him, and the driver had cocaine. The body cam shows him devastated and almost in tears saying he should have stayed home and worrying this will ruin his reputation. We talk about whether this is a wrong place wrong time story or if he should have moved different knowing he is a public figure with a growing podcast

    In All The Tea we turn the mirror on ourselves. Day and PJ share times when we almost got caught up with the law and how easily things could have gone left. PJ talks about almost getting arrested hanging with friends, hiding a little weed, and that wild trip to Jamaica in her early twenties where she had way more than she should have while getting frisked on the way home. We talk about what we learned, why we move different now, and how many of us have a story that could have ended badly

    For Last Call we pour up one more drink and talk about Black Friday. This year we are not participating in the usual Black Friday madness so we share what we are doing instead. Supporting local shops, Black and Brown owned businesses, and finding ways to give back during the holidays instead of just swiping a card. If you are trying to be more intentional with your money and your energy this segment is for you

    Tap in for laughs, real talk about men and beauty standards, cautionary tales about getting caught up, and a little holiday strategy session. Drop your own hair tales, almost got arrested stories, and Black Friday plans in the comments so we can read them on a future episode

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    Theme music by: https://www.instagram.com/abeatchemist

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    43 mins
  • Ep.8| Trump ICE Raids and SNAP Cuts Government Shutdown and Mass Black Out
    Nov 19 2025

    In this episode we are talking about Donald Trump, ICE, and the federal government terrorizing parents, children, and whole communities in California, Chicago, New York, and Portland. From raids to checkpoints to people losing income, this is not just about politics. It is about people’s lives and food being taken out of kids mouths.

    We start with ICE in Chicago and talk about what it feels like when immigration enforcement is moving through your city. We share practical things you can do right now to keep families safer

    • Carry a whistle and use it if you see something

    • Film everything you safely can

    • Take a Know Your Rights training online or in person

    • Carry identification at all times

    • Learn exactly how to speak to an immigration officer so you do not give up your rights

    Then we break down how the government shutdown hits regular people. About one point four million workers are affected, half furloughed and half working with no pay. Day talks about a tenant who is on furlough and how she is covering her rent so she does not lose her home. PJ talks about getting health insurance from the marketplace and how premiums could jump twenty to fifty percent. We connect the dots between government games and real life stress on families.

    Next we get into SNAP cuts and what it really means when forty two million people lose benefits, including about fifteen million children. We talk about organizing a collection for our church food pantry, sponsoring a family losing benefits, and shifting our own budget by eating at home more so we can support folks and still save for our house.

    All the Tea is all about what we are doing to fight back. We share ways you can protect your neighbors and push back when ICE is active in your city

    • Join a whistle packing event to bundle whistles and info cards

    • Volunteer at school drop off and pick up to help keep families safe

    • If you are a business owner, display a Hands Off Chicago sign or an ICE Free Zone sign so people know your space is safe

    • If you see ICE targeting someone, do not be silent blow your whistle, alert others, and record video if it is safe

    • Check on your neighbors and be kind because this is scary for a lot of people

    We also talk about actions that cost money

    • Donate to a food pantry

    • Buy from Black and Brown vendors so they can close early and be home safe with their families

    We share why we are boycotting Home Depot because they are allowing ICE agents to make arrests on their property and what alternatives we use instead like Ace, Lowes, Menards, and local mom and pop hardware stores.

    Then we get into the Mass Economic Blackout from November twenty five to December two. No big spending, no feeding corporations, no pretending things are normal. We talk about supporting small local Black and Brown businesses before and after those dates so they still get love without a holiday spike that puts them at risk.

    Big Christmas is cancelled. From December three to December twenty four we are keeping the same energy, focusing on community care, mutual aid, and intentional giving instead of going broke under a tree.

    Last Call is all about how we want to close out twenty twenty five by giving back and supporting people who are struggling. Mutual aid means all of us doing our part together in whatever way we can.

    Outro reminder from Day keep your head on a swivel, do not smoke anything you did not roll, and do not forget to look out for folks who are having a tough time especially during the holidays.

    If you care about Black families, working people, immigrants, and anybody just trying to survive this season, this episode is for you.

    Like, comment, and subscribe and tell us

    Are you seeing ICE in your city

    Are you joining the Mass Economic Blackout

    How are you helping folks eat and stay safe this holiday season

    📲 Connect with Us:

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twodopeassgrandmas

    Website: https://lnk.bio/twodopeassgrandmas

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/twodopeasgrandmas

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@twodopeassgrandmas

    🎵 Theme Music by: @abeatchemist

    💬 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe — and tell a friend to tell a friend!

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    48 mins
  • Ep.7| Stephen A Smith vs Jasmine Crockett, Cardi B vs Nicki Minaj and AI Tips
    Nov 5 2025

    Day and PJ dig in on culture accountability and community

    The Hot Seat is on Stephen A Smith for his take on Rep Jasmine Crockett and for leaning on respectability politics that miss our communities. We talk about why loud does not equal right and why you get to choose the voices that speak to you. We also unpack his Serena commentary and Alexis Ohanian’s reply.

    Then we get into the Cardi B and Nicki Minaj feud and draw a clear line. Kids are off limits. We share real life examples of keeping it grown without crossing that line.

    A viral clip shows a husband stepping in when five women jumped his wife. We talk fairness self defense and community care.

    Last Call is all AI. We show how we use tools every day so you do not get left behind

    • research topics with ChatGPT and Perplexity

    • pull SEO keywords titles and tags that actually rank

    • streamline property management like tenant messages maintenance tracking and notes

    If you vibe with honest talk culture and community you are home here. Drop your thoughts in the comments.

    📲 Connect with Us:

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twodopeassgrandmas

    Website: https://lnk.bio/twodopeassgrandmas

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/twodopeasgrandmas

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@twodopeassgrandmas

    🎵 Theme Music by: @abeatchemist

    💬 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe — and tell a friend to tell a friend!

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    1 hr and 14 mins
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