B4Nine Podcast
Ever wanted to know what would happen when you mix a fashion-forward, multi-talented, creative millennial from Maryland with Louisiana, Mississippi and Trinidadian roots with a witty, Black, same-gender-loving, intellectually arrogant (at times) preacher from Atlanta?! Listen and find out! Join the conversation at B4Nine.
Episodes
In the final recorded episode of season 3, Ashli and Mashaun do a final game of Nine Questions and then test one another gospel music chops with a round of Lyrically Correct — the Gospel Music Edition.
This ENTIRE episode is a vamp! It may also be our shortest episode to date — or not. Ashli and Mashaun discuss milestones, life journeys, and of course a little laughter and playfulness as they wind down season 3!
Of course, Ashli and Mashaun discuss and recap the 65th Annual Grammy Awards. The episode begins with the two talking about their favorite moments and ends with the topic everyone was talking about once the night was done. Take a listen!
Ashli and Mashaun start the episode by talking about Ashli’s travels…once again. This time, her return trips to the Big Apple aka New York City. We learn about what the experiences have been like for her as she embarks upon her creative journey. The two end the episode talking about the reality show that is American politics.
We tried, but this episode is all over the place. Ashli and Mashaun talk about everything from what they like to watch on TikTok and the state of Black male podcasting to the Golden Globes and Ryan Murphy.
Now that the mid-season break is over, Ashli and Mashaun return to discuss what they have been watching before they get into a deep conversation about Megan the Stallion, Drake, and Black woman and Black trans woman allyship!
Ashli and Mashaun join their friends over at Queue Points Podcast to share what they are most thankful for…and to talk a little music!
From keto to juicing, Ashli and Mashaun share their health journeys and body image issues before discussing their nude beach journeys. And babay, what a journey it has been!
A while back, Mashaun upset a few people when he shared how he felt about 90s sitcoms, like Martin. Ashli felt this needed to be discussed! They start the episode sharing some of their fave 90s sitcoms and SOME KIND OF WAY end up talking about the one Mashaun calls, #shewhoshallnotbenamed.
This summer, there was one movie that caused a lot of…discourse — Honk for Jesus Save Your Soul. So, Ashli and Mashaun, along with a friend of the podcast, Randle Eichelberger, discuss the critically acclaimed film. Ashli also shares how the film inspires her own endeavors and what the movie brings up for her personally.
Ashli and Mashaun play everyone’s favorite, but this time we promise it’s not so raunchy and scandalous! NINE QUESTIONS — plus one!!!
Soooooo much has happened AND changed since season 2. Ashli and Mashaun spend episode one playing catch up AND premiering new theme music! We’ve missed you guys!
Ashli and Mashaun are back for season 3 of B4Nine The Podcast!
In the season 2 finale, Ashli and Mashaun invite a few listeners (who also happen to be their friends), to discuss why they support B4Nine Podcast, their favorite and least favorite episodes, and what they would like to hear when the podcast returns for season 3.
In the wake of another Black body being executed at the hands of police officers, Ashli and Mashaun share their feelings regarding issues of police brutality in America. In the second segment, they reflect on their favorite episodes of season 2 and share news of how they will wrap up the season.
It is clear, Mashaun and Ashli are BOTH #teamissa. The co-hosts do a recap of the most recent episodes of Insecure. They both provide their predictions for the season finale as well as the storyline for the newly renewed season of the show.
Ashli and Mashaun invited two of their good friends to the podcast for the very first time. From their adventures in quarantine dating and the issues they have had to overcome, to cooking, dancing, and baking as a means of getting by in the midst of the pandemic, they touch upon their experiences in the midst of laughing and cutting up as only they know how.
On this episode of B4Nine, Ashli and Mashaun discuss the #imaprize post, sharing how the post of the young man who recently received his JD proves to be problematic for the both of them from their unique and individual perspectives. Ashli also has Mashaun share the results of the Apology Language Quiz she and her friends/family took recently.
Ashli and Mashaun provide updates on the new things they have taken on in the midst of the pandemic. Mashaun talks about his new title in ministry and Ashli shares how she has used her fashion design experience in the midst of COVID-19.
No, it is not another Insecure recap episode, no matter how it may sound in the beginning. This time Ashli and Mashaun recap the IG Live battle of Babyface and Teddy Riley before they launch into another round of your fave — NINE QUESTIONS!
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