Auntie Talk

About Auntie Talk

Auntie Talk is a bold, funny, unfiltered conversation space where two best friends from different cultures, tackle literally everything from the trenches of real life to the headlines of the moment. It’s where the wisdom of 46 years meets the humor of “we’re still figuring things out.” This is for those who love real talk, culture, relationships, dating and some belly laughs while sipping wine, iced coffee, or a strong cocktail!

Publisher

Shera & Jen

Category

comedy · leisure

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

1 Apr 2026

Latest episode

28 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

32 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   28 Oct 2026

   Why Are So Many Men Unhappy? Sexless Marriages, Mental Health & Modern Dating | Ep. 28

   Why are so many men unhappy in marriage? Can a sexless marriage actually work? And are modern dating expectations making relationships harder than ever? Welcome to Episode 28 of Auntie Talk, where Jennifer and Shera are back with another unfiltered conversation about relationships, racism, mental health, culture, and everything in between. This week, the Aunties dive into some serious conversations, starting with a frustrating birthday brunch experience at a Dallas restaurant and an alleged racial discrimination incident involving a real estate agent in New York. Then things get personal. After hearing comedian D.L. Hughley discuss how he spent much of his life focusing on everyone else's happiness, the Aunties ask an important question: Who is checking on the men? From depression and anxiety to the emotional pressure of providing for a family, Jennifer and Shera discuss why men's mental health deserves more attention. A powerful message from a listener opens the door to an even deeper conversation about the struggles men often keep hidden. The Aunties also debate sexless marriages, the importance of intimacy, whether couples settle in relationships, and how modern dating expectations are changing for younger generations. And of course, it wouldn't be Auntie Talk without a little fun! The episode wraps up with a hilarious Black culture trivia challenge. IN THIS EPISODE: Customer service and supporting Black-owned businesses Racism, discrimination, and fair housing in real estate Interracial friendships and cultural understanding Are sexless marriages healthy or just convenient? D.L. Hughley and the conversation about men's happiness Men's mental health, depression, and emotional vulnerability Modern dating, Gen Z, and changing relationship expectations Black culture trivia and Southern traditions WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Men, when was the last time someone genuinely asked if you were happy? And for married couples, do you believe a marriage can thrive without physical intimacy? Drop your thoughts in the comments. The Aunties want to hear from you! ABOUT AUNTIE TALK Two best friends. Two different backgrounds. One unfiltered conversation. Join Jennifer and Shera as they discuss life, love, relationships, culture, real estate, and everything in between. No husbands. No children. No filter. Subscribe for new episodes of Auntie Talk and join the conversation! #AuntieTalk #MensMentalHealth #MarriageAdvice #ModernDating #Relationships

2. 

   21 Oct 2026

   Love Is Blind Racial Preferences Spark Debate! Dating, Parenting & Love | Auntie Talk Ep. 27

   Jennifer and Shera are back with another unfiltered episode of Auntie Talk, tackling everything from racial dating preferences to parenting accountability, family betrayal, and finding lasting love later in life. The conversation kicks off with a controversial moment from Netflix's Love Is Blind, where a white contestant admits he wouldn't date a fully Black woman, despite forming a connection with one in the pods. The Aunties debate whether racial dating preferences are inherently problematic, explore double standards in interracial relationships, and discuss the difference between personal preferences and deeply rooted prejudice. The conversation shifts to parenting after the hosts discuss body camera footage involving a six-year-old who shot his teacher. Drawing from their experiences working in education, Jennifer and Shera question parental responsibility, discipline, and what they see as the consequences of ineffective parenting. Next, they discuss a viral eviction video involving a Black landlord and Black tenants, debating whether racial solidarity should influence a landlord's enforcement of rent obligations. One of the episode's most emotional moments comes from a family dilemma involving a woman whose sister named her newborn baby after her stillborn daughter without permission. The discussion becomes deeply personal when Shera shares her family's experience losing a baby at 38 weeks. The Aunties also explore whether being someone's second wife should matter, arguing that maturity, personal growth, and becoming someone's lasting love are more important than being their first spouse. The episode wraps with a conversation about sexuality and generational differences, followed by a hilarious rapid-fire relationship Q&A covering infidelity, attraction, second chances, and dating standards.

3. 

   14 Oct 2026

   Kendrick Sampson on Co-Parenting, Chris Brown Child Support & Bitter Exes | Auntie Talk Ep. 26

   In Episode 26 of Auntie Talk, Jennifer and Shera return with another entertaining and thought-provoking conversation about love, relationships, parenting, celebrity culture, and the importance of letting go of bitterness. The aunties kick things off by recapping their nostalgic night at the No Limit and Cash Money concert, celebrating Southern hip-hop legends, including Boosie, Juvenile, and Dallas artists. They also discuss their frustration with secondhand smoke at concerts. The conversation then shifts to Tyler Perry's Netflix movie Doing Life, which leaves both hosts emotional as they discuss unconditional love, redemption, family judgment, and what it means to find a partner who genuinely supports you. One of the episode's biggest discussions centers on actor Kendrick Sampson's comments about wanting to raise children with a female friend without pursuing a romantic relationship. Jennifer and Shera challenge traditional expectations around marriage and parenthood, arguing that honesty, self-awareness, and healthy co-parenting can be more valuable than forcing an incompatible romantic relationship. The aunties also weigh in on celebrity divorce and child support controversies involving Iman Shumpert and Teyana Taylor, Chris Brown, and Tyreek Hill. Their discussion raises questions about financial fairness, accountability, and whether unresolved relationship conflicts can negatively affect children. Things get especially heated when they discuss a mother refusing to let her daughter participate in her father's wedding because he is marrying the woman he cheated with. Both hosts argue that children should never be forced to carry the emotional burden of their parents' failed relationships. The episode closes on a heartfelt note as the aunties reflect on Skip Bayless's story about the Black woman who helped raise him, leading to a meaningful conversation about Black churches, faith, family traditions, and cultural differences. Of course, the episode wouldn't be complete without another hilarious round of their cultural trivia segment.

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