That's What I'm Saying! the podcast

The conversation covers a range of topics, from allegations and financial transactions to the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals, Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden, and a review of the movie 'Office Romance.' It also delves into romantic comedy movies, Shannon Sharp and the allegations against him, his personal life and public image, and Congress's role in military integration with Israel. The conversation delves into the US-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation, the implications of the US-Israel military partnership, public sentiment and pushback, financial impact and public awareness, privacy vs. secrecy in relationships, and a discussion on Jay-Z's song 'Allure'. The topics cover the impact of the military partnership, public sentiment, financial implications, and the distinction between privacy and secrecy in relationships.TakeawaysAllegations and financial transactions involving Shannon SharpDiscussion of romantic comedy moviesInsights into Shannon Sharp's personal life and public imageCongress's role in military integration with Israel US-Israel military partnership implicationsPublic sentiment and pushbackFinancial impact and public awarenessPrivacy vs. secrecy in relationshipsDiscussion on Jay-Z's song 'Allure'Chapters00:00 Allegations and Financial Transactions05:25 Review of the Movie 'Office Romance'14:03 Shannon Sharp and Allegations19:12 Shannon Sharp's Personal Life and Public Image24:12 US-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation29:33 Public Sentiment and Pushback41:17 Discussion on Jay-Z's Song 'Allure'

The conversation covers a range of topics including the influence of hip-hop legends, controversy surrounding Kevin Hart's roast, personal experiences and reflections, and global health concerns and conspiracy theories in media. The discussion delves into the impact of hip-hop legends, the controversy surrounding Kevin Hart's roast, personal experiences and reflections, and global health concerns and conspiracy theories in media. The conversation delves into the influence of entertainment on public perception, highlighting the concept of predictive programming and its role in shaping societal beliefs. It also explores the lasting impact of historical events on public consciousness and the ways in which these events have influenced public perception and behavior.TakeawaysInfluence of Hip-Hop LegendsControversy Surrounding Kevin Hart's RoastPersonal Experiences and ReflectionsGlobal Health Concerns and Conspiracy Theories in Media Predictive programming in entertainmentThe impact of historical events on public perceptionChapters00:00 Global Health Concerns and Conspiracy Theories in Media31:51 Entertainment and Predictive Programming

The conversation covers a range of topics including a financial system overhaul, cultural celebrations, fashion and style, music and entertainment, social etiquette, Nia Long's viral comment, and the government's financial plan. The discussion delves into the impact of the government's announcement about the impending change in the financial system, the significance of cultural celebrations, fashion and style preferences, insights into the music and entertainment industry, social etiquette and the implications of Nia Long's viral comment, and the details of the government's financial plan. The conversation delves into the devaluation of the U.S. dollar and its impact on businesses and consumers. It explores the intentional weakening of the dollar, the shift in the global trading system, and the resulting effects on inflation, savings, and the cost of living. The discussion also touches on the bankruptcy of Spirit Airlines and the broader implications for the airline industry, small businesses, and the middle class.TakeawaysFinancial System OverhaulCultural CelebrationsFashion and StyleMusic and EntertainmentSocial EtiquetteNia Long's Viral CommentGovernment's Financial Plan Devaluation of the U.S. DollarImpact on Businesses and ConsumersChapters00:00 Government's Financial Plan39:24 Impact on Businesses and Consumers

The episode covers a range of topics, including TV show reviews, entertainment, and social issues. It also delves into the disappearance of scientists and engineers connected to nuclear and aerospace engineering, as well as UFOs. The missing individuals have close ties to government secrets, leading to investigations and concerns about possible patterns. The conversation delves into the mysterious deaths of scientists and engineers with connections to UFO disclosure, raising questions about privacy, psychological operations, and the impact of porn preferences on relationships. The hosts also discuss the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic and reminisce about the iconic 'Remember the Time' music video.TakeawaysTV show reviews and entertainment discussionsConcerns about the disappearance of scientists and engineers connected to government secretsThe shift in the podcast segment from 'Woke Minute' to 'If You Know, You Know' Mysterious deaths of scientists and engineers connected to UFO disclosure raise concerns about privacy and psychological operations.Porn preferences and their impact on relationships are discussed, highlighting the importance of trust and communication in partnerships.The hosts share their excitement for the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic and reminisce about the iconic 'Remember the Time' music video.Chapters00:00 Entertainment and TV Show Reviews36:02 The Disappearance of Scientists and Engineers47:29 Privacy and Psychological Operations01:03:40 Porn Preferences and Relationships01:18:19 Excitement for Michael Jackson Biopic

On Episode 120 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, we honor the lives of Betty White, Sidney Poitier, Desmond Tutu, Max Julien and Bob Saget and kick off the first Ratchet Minute of 2022 with Jim Jones learning to french from his mama, Jill Scott’s sex tape, musty Lil Meech, and Power Book II.(33:40) On the Woke Minute, we discuss Kyrie Irving coming back on the court and an Alexa challenging a child to electrocute herself and the implications of artificial intelligence.(56:14) On the Weekend D**k Report, we help a listener discover her inner superhead.(1:05:29) On That’s My Jam, Shaun brings us back to 2002 “Getaway” by Mobb Deep. (1:08:45) Want to advertise your business on our podcast AND TV Show on Island TV? Visit https://twispod.com/advertise-with-us Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 102 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, the Ratchet Minute starts off with the battle of the stuntin’ exes, Future and Lori Harvey and the sexual allegations against T.I. and Tiny.(23:06) On the Woke Minute, the sisters discuss the energy crisis in Houston, Texas and the possible correlation between CTE and deviant sexual behavior in light of the conviction against former NFL player, Kellen Winslow, Jr.(39:52 ) On the Weekend D**k Report, the sisters give advice to a listener who is considering ruining her friend’s marriage.(56:44) On That’s My Jam, Shatara takes us back to 2012 to the importance of “Dice Pineapples” by Rick Ross and Wale.(1:01:27) The episode ends with the sisters showing their support for English-Brown winery. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Season 2 Episode 70 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, The Ratchet Minute starts off with Power’s Omari Hardwick’s wife’s thanking Dr. Martin Luther King for their interracial marriage and ends with Shaun and Ny weighing in on who killed Ghost.[18:25] On the Woke Minute, the ladies discuss Jay-Z and Roc Nation filing a federal lawsuit against Mississippi prison officials and the state of our criminal justice system.[24:33] On the Weekend D**k Report, the ladies give advice to a listener dating a lazy guy.[35:38] On the “I Reminisce, I Reminisce” Minute, Shaun brings us back to 2010 to Dirty Money and Diddy’s “Ass on The Floor” featuring Swizz Beatz.[37:45] The episode ends with the ladies showing their support for EBJ Gallery.LISTEN: iTunes, GooglePlay, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Stitcher, Spotify, YouTube, Castbox and wherever else you get your podcasts. AND WATCH That’s What I’m Saying! THE TV SHOW ON www.IslandTV.tv or the Island TV App! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 47 of “That’s What I’m Saying!” the podcast, The Ratchet Minute starts off with Wendy Williams, rehab and her ring and the video of Cardi B. incriminating herself in a “Bill Cosby-type” assault case.[12:17] On the Woke Minute, the ladies discuss the new documentary by Will Packer which dissects the Atlanta child murders case from the 1980’s and Sanjay Gupta’s documentary, One Nation Under Stress and the effects of mental health.[32:49] On the Weekend D**k Report, the ladies encourage a listener to “embrace her inner Lil Kim”.[40:21] During the “I Reminisce, I Reminisce” Minute, Ny brings us back to 1993 to the Pharcyde’s “She Keeps on Passing Me By.”[42:16] The episode ends with the ladies showing their support for Inception, a black owned mental health gym based in Michigan.LISTEN: iTunes, GooglePlay, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Stitcher, Spotify, YouTube, Castbox and wherever else you get your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.