Whittenburg Drive the Podcast

On this episode of Whittenburg Drive the Podcast, we’re joined by Nikitta from season two for a wide-ranging and heartfelt conversation about life in the U.S. right now. We talk about why history still matters, unpack the conversation surrounding Don Lemon’s arrest, and reflect on how current events shape our everyday realities. Amid the heaviness, we also explore the importance of finding joy, leaning into the things that keep us grounded—like music, BTS, and favorite travel memories. It’s an honest, thoughtful, and human conversation about staying informed while still holding space for joy.

Byron-Gabriel and Shevora pull up to Whittenburg Drive with a check-in that feels like catching up with a friend who actually listens. From there, it’s straight into Overrated / Underrated, where everyday habits get hot-take treatment and nothing is safe.
Things take a turn when BG introduces a disturbingly unforgettable My Strange Addiction episode, followed by Shevora reading her favorite reactions from the internet streets. The duo closes out with Unpopular Comforts—those low-key embarrassing routines that make life feel manageable.
A little chaos, a lot of comfort, and plenty of “wait… same.”

Byron-Gabriel and Shevora reconnect for a check-in that turns into laughs, life updates, and a dating life deep dive. With a twist on Two Truths and a Lie, the stories get suspicious and hilarious, but the vibes stay authentic. They also share their Tiny Win of the Week and reflect on what they’ve learned recently. A little fun, a little growth, and a whole lot of personality.

Season Four of Whittenburg Drive: The Podcast kicks off with Byron-Gabriel welcoming listeners back and sharing what’s in store this season—along with an open invitation for the audience to keep sending in what they want to hear on the show.
BG is joined by fellow co-host Shevora for a personal check-in, catching up on life and energy before diving into updates, including BG’s move back to Colorado. The conversation flows through a mix of fun and reflection with segments like Random Facts, a candid look at Byron-Gabriel’s dating life, and a thoughtful question for both hosts: “Would you be friends with yourself?”
Shevora brings Tragic Names, followed by “Things That Shouldn’t Work but Do,” celebrating unexpected wins and oddly perfect combinations. The episode wraps with “The Tiny Win of the Week,” highlighting small victories worth celebrating.
Season Four starts grounded, honest, and right at home on Whittenburg Drive.

It’s the Season 3 Finale of Whittenburg Drive; The Podcast! Shevora and Byron-Gabriel close out the season with a heartfelt conversation about connection, community, and the importance of checking in — with your friends, your people, and yourself. They remind us that your spouse can’t be your everything (and that’s okay!), that everyone needs a little support, and yes… they even vent about the modern-day struggle that is the microwave.  A little laughter, a little love, and a lot of truth — it’s the perfect ending to another unforgettable season on Whittenburg Drive.  

In this heartfelt episode of Whittenburg Drive the Podcast, Byron-Gabriel and Shevora take a moment to honor two icons we’ve recently lost — the legendary Diane Keaton and the soulful D’Angelo. Amid the tributes, they explore the importance of finding small sparks of joy even in dark times. Of course, it wouldn’t be Whittenburg Drive without a little laughter — Shevora challenges BG in the Name Game, where wild spellings meet even wilder guesses. Plus, the hosts debate the ultimate question: Would you rather time travel or read minds?

In this heartfelt episode of Whittenburg Drive; The Podcast, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel ask the tough question: Can you separate the person from their actions? From Bill Cosby to R. Kelly to Kanye, the duo dives into the messy space between talent and truth. They also reflect on what they’d tell their younger selves, and wrap things up with some final thoughts full of wisdom, warmth, and all the good feels.

On this episode of Whittenburg Drive; The Podcast, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel tackle the things society shouldn’t normalize—from hair bonnets in public to rocking pajama bottoms outside the house, and yes… even men in bonnets. Plus, dive into the brand-new segment “BG Anger Issues Could Never”, where Byron-Gabriel reflects (sometimes hilariously) on moments that test his patience. Expect laughs, hot takes, and a little public-shaming… all in good fun.

Byron-Gabriel and Shevora kick things off with laughs and a little tea about Byron-Gabriel’s dating adventures, plus some real talk about their shared dreams of starting a family. Then, Byron-Gabriel sits down with the amazing Kristin Mallory, Children and Youth Minister at Greenland Hills UMC. Kristin opens up about her journey of coming out, finding love with her wife Connie, and the joy (and chaos!) of raising three beautiful kids. This episode of Whittenburg Drive the Podcast is equal parts heart, humor, and inspiration—a celebration of love, faith, and building the family you’ve always dreamed of.

On Whittenburg Drive, Shevora and Byron-Gabriel open up about why protecting your mental health is non-negotiable — and how surrounding yourself with a supportive tribe can make all the difference. Later, Byron-Gabriel sits down with therapist Tiffany Reddick to explore the unique mental health challenges facing the Black community, particularly women of color. Tiffany offers practical tools to navigate daily struggles, find strength in connection, and prioritize your well-being without apology.