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Ask and you shall receive, Folks... Despite the fact that Eden & Elsa both feel like this whole thang is no one's business but theirs, August, Jada, and Will's business is now officially in the street. Asked for their take, E&E got to talking: open marriages, age/gender dynamics, and - or yes - "entanglement." It's all on the (red) table, but their thoughts might surprise you!

Love lost and found and lost again. One woman pregnant while another new mom makes a run for it. Friends fighting then finding they need each other.Everyone super happy only to be super crushed at the end...My goodness! The last three episodes of Season 4 of "Insecure" had it all. In this episode, Eden & Elsa give their (very different) takes on whether or not Issa and Lawrence should still try and make it work despite Condola's pregnancy. The ladies also discuss whether Issa should entertain that sexy-voiced Nathan again (they both agree on that accent! A+ work there, Mr. Nathan) or just keep it moving manless for awhile, and touch on Tiffany's postpartum breakdown and Molly and Andrew's break-up.

Eden & Elsa unpack the events of the last month, specifically the last two and a half weeks of nationwide protests following the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, as well as the most recent killing of Rayshard Brooks at the hands of police -- not to mention the sudden rise in lynchings of Black men explained away as suicides. What year is this again? Hard to tell when our history isn't even taught right in this country. Oh yeah: E&E get into that too.

Eden & Elsa recap HBO's "Insecure" Season 4, Ep. 7 (*warning: spoilers ahead), the evolution of Issa and Molly's relationship, and their own run-ins with the dreaded "frenemy."

From cussing out kids to spoiling them rotten, Elsa takes issue with what she deems Eden's extreme "Auntie Antics" while Eden doubles down. Tune in and give your take! Find the ladies on IG @edenandelsa or email them edenandelsa@gmail.com

Eden's fall down the Reddit rabbit hole exposes the ugly underbelly of families being confined this quarantine. How ya'll getting along? Hopefully better than these folks she found! E&E give their takes on one man's live-in girlfriend who refuses to be evicted, a racist mother-in-law who is lawless in the kitchen, and a sister and her husband served their just desserts. 

Eden & Elsa needed a break last week, but they're back now so you can all breathe a sigh of relief! Grab a cocktail (or juice/water if you are cleansing like they are) and put ya feet up as the ladies talk cleanses, virtual college commencements, their own college regrets, and what they'd do differently if they could quantum leap backwards this quarantine. Also -- why Elsa has STILL has beef with two of your favorite celebs and Black Twitter's beef with "BlackAF." E&E get into it.

"Comedians In Quarantine" is back with E&E welcoming Trey Moe to the podcast aka Keisha Jones' boo thang! Known for his internet sketches that have generated more than 100 million views world-wide, Eden & Elsa talk to Trey about everything including his comedic rise, how his boyish good looks work against him, puppet prejudices, and how two VHS tapes left in a closet changed his life forever. (**We talkin', talkin' on this episode, so make sure no young ears around)!

You've been waiting for it... and so have your girls! Eden & Elsa recap the return of HBO's "Insecure" Season 4, Ep. 1 (*note: spoilers galore... you've been warned).The ladies also talk hair care in the age of lockdowns and social distancing, because - let's just face it - some of ya'll about to order up a side of corona with that cut if you not careful (cc: our fave Mayor in Chicago 👀)

Eden & Elsa are still sequestered separately, but once again adding another voice to the mix this week - Desi Alexander! The hilarious comedian was on his nationwide "Tired of Adulting" tour when coronavirus hit the country, so the tour is making a pitstop on E&E's podcast. Desi has performed with Kevin Hart, Chris Tucker, Tommy Davidson, Paul Mooney, and many other countless legends in comedy. He also writes, acts, directs, and was a featured comedian on the "Jess Hilarious Tour." So sit back and relax and prepare to laugh as the ladies and Desi talk relationships, toddlers, and tats and how tough times like these can actually feed our creative talents.

With coronavirus sweeping the globe, it's no wonder many people are experiencing high levels of anxiety - some for the very first time. E&E are no exception. On this episode of "Eden & Elsa," the ladies speak to Elsa's cousin, noted psychologist Dr. Tangela Roberts. An Assistant Professor of Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology at Western Michigan University, Dr. Tangi gives it to us straight about what anxiety is and isn't, how to cope, and how having it can be a good thing too... especially as we deal with the fallout of a global pandemic. (She also talks trash TV, ferrets, and proper grits etiquette - but that's just because we got her talking... Totally unrelated).

Well, 💩 just got real. It was all good just a week (or two ago), but coronavirus has spread across the world and is now a global pandemic. "Social distancing" isn't just for the introverts anymore; it's  mandated by the government. Many grocery stores are barren and toilet paper is a hot commodity. Crazy how quick life can change. E&E discuss.

Coronavirus has us all on lockdown, but lucky for you, Eden & Elsa have an extra podcast in the can to cure your case of cabin fever and give you all a well-deserved laugh or two to ease the stress! In this previously-recording episode, E&E talk about what's wrong with "work wives," a co-worker cooking up meals served with a side of "hell naw," and if food really is a way to a man's heart. Plus - Eden's lotto plans and how Elsa is cashing in!

Parachuting out a plane or convo over coffee? Eden & Elsa share drastically different views on what makes a good first date... as well as what won't get fellas a follow-up. Also, tales from the "Dating Be Damned Files." Cringe!

March is full of moves already and Eden & Elsa aren't missing a beat with the breakdowns... everything from Eden's theory on Coronavirus (hint: zombies), Candyman getting a reboot, and Flavor Flav getting the boot. Also, Elsa also doubles down on her Drake take (hint: cornballs gonna cornball). E&E got you!

E&E recap the shenanigans that transpired this Black History Month - from a bank thinking it was a good idea to make a "Harriet Tubman-T'challa" debit card to a man kidnapping a woman to watch 9 hours of "Roots," people done lost their daggone minds this leap year February, fr, fr.  Annnnddd.... the ladies just heard Atlanta is bringing Freaknik back?! Who thought that was a good idea? My goodness! What in the Wakanda is going on around here?

Ever sit back and watch a situation unfold and think, "Yoooo! EVERYONE done messed up on this one." Yeah - so that's exactly how Eden & Elsa felt in the aftermath of Gayle King's interview with Lisa Leslie regarding Kobe Bryant, Snoop Dogg's response, and Black Twitter losing its collective ish. E&E waste no time getting into it - and introduce themselves eventually - in Episode 1 of their new podcast.