Textured Heir
Does It Hold Up?
Two latchkey kids and one first-generation American sit down to digest all of the Black pop culture you know and love. Join us as Mariah and Camille take Lyndan on a journey through every major Black cult film, TV show, and album to ask the ultimate question “Does It Hold Up? Or was it just a product of its time? And MUCH more! Brought to you by Textured Heir. Textured Heir is an online community dedicated to celebrating Black womanhood. Visit Texturedheir.com for more! Check out our other podcasts Where My Girls At? About Black women in Hip-Hop and The Blacklist
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Boom Like an 808?- Blaque 07.10.2020 1:07:36
This week we discuss girl group Blaque and their self titled debut album, along with The Barbz, Normani, white people songs we never want to hear again, and MUCH more! Two latchkey kids and one first generation American sit down to digest all of the Black pop culture you know and love. Join us as Mariah and Camille take Lyndan on a journey through every major Black cult film, TV show, and album to...
We Can Send You Your Luggage – The Writings on The Wall 30.09.2020 1:08:37
New Season! This time we are focusing on the Debut/breakout albums of Black girl groups, and of course, asking whether or not they hold up! We had to start this season off with the blueprint: Destiny's Child. Listen to our track by track breakdown of one of the most famous girl groups in the world Two latchkey kids and one first generation American sit down to digest all of the B...
With a Dash of Colorism and Homophobia– House Party 23.09.2020 1:35:25
Our Season 1 finale!!!!! We discuss House Party, being a Black actor in the 90s, the problem with niggas who think they can rap, oddly enough, the military, and grassroots economic movements like selling crack. Plus, Mariah tells a story from her colorful childhood! Two latchkey kids and one first generation American sit down to digest all of the Black pop culture you know and love. Join us as Mar...
Leave Fantasia's Hair Alone- Life is Not a Fairytale: The Fantasia Barrino Story 16.09.2020 1:31:02
A very therapeutic conversation about a brilliantly talented woman and the Lifetime treatment of her life's story. Two latchkey kids and one first generation American sit down to digest all of the Black pop culture you know and love. Join us as Mariah and Camille take Lyndan on a journey through every major Black cult film, TV show, and album to ask the ultimate question “Does It Hold Up? Or...
He Just Wanted Some Chocolate Milk!– ATL 09.09.2020 1:07:35
Our first official film review: ATL! We discuss early 2000s music, southern hip hop, fashion trends, and most importantly, Evan Ross the Drug Dealer. Correction: Cherish is NOT two sets of twins. They are all sisters but only two of the sisters are twins! Also Jason Weaver is not dead.
Go To Jail, Roger!– B2K and other Black boy bands 02.09.2020 1:34:25
DISCLAIMER: We SINCERELY apologize about the audio issues in this episode! This was recorded months ago and a lot has happened since then. This wee, we welcome guest and fellow immigrant, Satchel Williams, as we talk about B2K, the Black Boyband of our dreams, life in the early 2000s, and the best and worst of boyband fashions Two latchkey kids and one first generation American sit down to digest...
Baby Boy or ATL? You decide 28.08.2020 53:59
Welcome to our Podcast!!!!! This first episode we discuss Black Films, Christian Rock, and our love of Atlanta. Check out our Website: Texturedheir.com Follow us on Instagram/Twitter @th_pod and @Texturedheir Two latchkey kids and one first generation American sit down to digest all of the Black pop culture you know and love. Join us as Mariah and Camille take Lyndan on a journey through eve...
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