About this episode
In this episode, B. Black discusses various thoughts and observations related to boundaries, comedy, and personal experiences.
In this episode, I discuss a thought I had at work, a thought I had at the grocery store, the 2026 Canadian Census, a clip that reminded me about the importance of setting boundaries, white comedians when it’s their turn at a roast, and what I get for loving these hoes. Quoteable “If bitches ain’t shit but hoes and tricks and all you do is hoe and trick then what does that make you?” ~Taalam Acey Links Canadian Census are insane by @girlintheverse Calling my personal phone by @blakksmyth White comedians when it’s their turn at a roast by @_Iamjamila
People in this episode
Host: B. Black
Topics covered
- boundaries
- comedy
- census
- personal reflections
- social commentary
Keywords
- boundaries
- comedy
- Canadian Census
- personal reflections
- social commentary
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Canadian Census
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