In this candid and deeply relatable episode of Bosses of Columbia, the ladies dive headfirst into the complexities of loyalty, friendship, and setting boundaries with people from your past and present. From friendships entangled in old flames to navigating fallout among family members, hosts Yolanda, Camille, and their guests hold nothing back.

They explore what it really means to stand on your values, when it's time to cut ties—even if the person still talks to your mama—and how to keep your peace when you’re caught in someone else’s drama. The conversation takes twists through sisterhood, shared history, and the power of prayer, especially when a friend chooses grace over gossip.

Whether you’ve dealt with exes lingering around your circle or had to draw lines with loved ones who crossed you, this episode is full of grown-woman insight, humor, and straight-up truth.

Tap in and find out: Are you the kind of friend who stays neutral—or the one who makes the decision for them?

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• (00:10:06) - "It's A Power Thing With Men"
• (00:13:51) - "If I Don't Like A Man, I'm Not Inv
• (00:17:40) - Mariah Carey: In this day and time, followers are value
• (00:20:52) - Water Slingers Pushing Washing Your Car
• (00:21:21) - Jay Z on Clarissa Shields Being Ugly
• (00:24:13) - Remy on Her Connection With Papoo
• (00:27:22) - Black Women Are Competent
• (00:32:29) - What I Wish I Knew About Relationships
• (00:38:01) - How To Deal With a Jerk [Part 2]
• (00:42:04) - "After You Tell Me What He Done, I Won't Be
• (00:43:14) - A Good Friend Prays For Her Best Friend