Your Favorite Auntie goes LIVE! In her first-ever live show, host Marjon Carlos invites the YFA community into her proverbial living room for a night of style, honesty, and a little mess. She opens up about heartbreak, isolation, a doxxing scare (seriously, WTH?!), and finding her way back to alignment—all while breaking down the biggest stories in culture from Love Island, And Just Like That, The Materialists, politics, and more.

Joined by her bestie Julee Wilson, the two get real about friendship in a busy world: making space, showing grace, knowing when to let go, and keeping playfulness alive. Plus, in a special moment with partner Merit Beauty, Gabriella Khalil and Ash Rucker share with Auntie how they face the day with grace. And because no YFA Live would be complete without it, Auntie takes the mic for a wild round of “Ask Auntie Anything”—giving her signature hard-to-hear advice you didn’t know you needed.

A jam-packed, vulnerable, and hilarious kickoff to many more YFA Lives to come, this is a can’t-miss epi in partnership with Merit Beauty and Cash App!

Credits:

Location: WSA NY

Producer: Nerenda Eid

Production: WTF Media

Editing: We The Cool Studio

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Show IG: @yourfavoriteauntieshow

Host IG: @marjon_carlos

TikTok: @ yourfavoriteauntieshow

Web: www.yourfavoriteauntie.com

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Where did the time go?! In the season finale, Auntie reflects on an iconic journey, celebrating the successes and challenges faced throughout the season, while remaining in an eternal place of gratitude. Still buzzing from season 2’s iconic party a few weeks ago, she gives listeners T from the evening, along with insights on the importance of community and connection. And having just celebrated her birthday and experienced the Aries portal, Auntie is looking ahead to new beginnings and a new chapter in her career and personal life and working to know herself better this year by thwarting off self-limiting beliefs. As always, she’s unpacking pop culture, from RHOBH Garcelle Bouvier’s exit from the show and its sociopolitical implications, to how Jack Harlow and Doja Cat’s new song “Just Us” is a sexy ode to limerance, while also debriefing on the Southern Charm reunion and more! Auntie couldn’t sign off without offering some much-needed advice one more time, emphasizing the importance of self-discovery and getting out of a creative rut. It’s a super-sized goodbye until we return for Season 3. Until next time, auntie sends her love xx

Credits:

Host: Marjon Carlos @marjon_carlos

Editing: We The Cool @wethecoolstudio

Music: Preston Morris Neukirch @pres.morris

Social: Diana Caro @carobydiana

Follow Us On Social!

Show IG: @yourfavoriteauntieshow

Host IG: @marjon_carlos

TikTok: @ yourfavoriteauntieshow

Web: www.yourfavoriteauntie.com

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Displaced Black Families GoFund Me Google Doc

Resources for Artists Affected By the LA Fires: artsharela.org/fire-resources

Free and Centralized Resource Forum: LAfires.iolovesyou.com

Altadena Girls

Anti-Recidivism Coalition

Doc with more mutual aid resources: tiny.cc/malan-fire

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In our epic final interview of the season, Auntie sits down in her proverbial living room with the icon, the legend, the moment, June Ambrose. From the costume designer’s groundbreaking work with musical icons like Missy Elliott, Jay-Z, Busta Rhyme, and Mariah Carey, to being a key architect of some of the most unforgettable fashion moments in pop culture history, June has become a North Star for anyone dreaming of making their mark in the fashion world. The Bronx-native was not only one of the first public-facing stylists, but she moved throughout the gatekept and racially homogeneous world of fashion as a Black woman with authenticity and authority–taking up space in rooms we rarely were invited into. With her creativity, whimsy, and fearless commitment to self-expression, she’s inspired a generation of image makers, writers, and artists and proved that style isn’t about following trends but defining your narrative. In this deep, heartfelt convo, the duo unpack June’s singular approach to costume design, how she got her start in the music industry, and her enduring commitment to empowering others through fashion. June also reveals her thoughts on being called an “auntie”...! You won’t want to miss this incredible conversation–it’s a tru fashion girl’s dream!

Credits:

Host: Marjon Carlos @marjon_carlos

Production: WTF Media @wtfmediastudios

Editing: We The Cool @wethecoolstudio

Music: Preston Morris Neukirch @pres.morris

Social: Diana Caro @carobydiana

Follow Us On Social!

Show IG: @yourfavoriteauntieshow

Host IG: @marjon_carlos

TikTok: @ yourfavoriteauntieshow

Web: www.yourfavoriteauntie.com

LA WILDFIRE MUTUAL AIDES:

Displaced Black Families GoFund Me Google Doc

Resources for Artists Affected By the LA Fires: artsharela.org/fire-resources

Free and Centralized Resource Forum: LAfires.iolovesyou.com

Altadena Girls

Anti-Recidivism Coalition

Doc with more mutual aid resources: tiny.cc/malan-fire

Donate Food with Instacart!

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.