Jamillah Ross and Claire Brosseau are grown-ass-women. Two friends who have much and not-so-much in common, unveil what it’s like to hang out with them, talk, learn, laugh and (maybe?) cry, while they get high. Each episode they invoke Drake’s presence, and solicit “High Times” to feature them/this podcast in their magazine.
VIEWS FROM THE 6IX opens and closes with a sweet, sweet tune. They rein in each other’s indiscretion, recklessness, and jackasseries by waving red lace undies as a flag, and cut the show at the 60-minute mark- even if it means a conversation-blue-ball. Throughout each episode, the two women canvass various art forms, literature, politics, social constructionism, sports, and tons of stuff they know a little about, and a little stuff they know tons about. They are both pretty fascinating, and you’re welcome in advance for this special, stimulating listen.
Jamillah Ross and Claire Brosseau are grown-ass-women. Two friends who have much and not-so-much in common, unveil what it’s like to hang out with them, talk, learn, laugh and (maybe?) cry, while they get high. Each episode they invoke Drake’s presence, and solicit “High Times” to feature them/this podcast in their magazine.
VIEWS FROM THE 6IX opens and closes with a sweet, sweet tune. They rein in each other’s indiscretion, recklessness, and jackasseries by waving red lace undies as a flag, and cut the show at the 60-minute mark- even if it means a conversation-blue-ball. Throughout each episode, the two women canvass various art forms, literature, politics, social constructionism, sports, and tons of stuff they know a little about, and a little stuff they know tons about. They are both pretty fascinating, and you’re welcome in advance for this special, stimulating listen.
