Not This Again with Bobbi Althoff

Episode: Sukihana: "You know you're getting taken to Pound Town"
Release Date: February 24, 2026
Host: Bobbi Althoff
Guest: Sukihana
Podcast Network: Studio71

Episode Overview

This episode marks the “elevated” return of Bobbi Althoff’s podcast, complete with higher production and plenty of signature awkward silences. Bobbi welcomes back recurring guest—rapper and personality—Sukihana ("Suki the Magician"), for their characteristic blend of blunt truth-telling, shameless humor, and openhearted conversation about relationships, creativity, sex positivity, and friendship.

No subject is off-limits: From navigating brand deals and music industry collaborations, to the realities of dating, motherhood, sex, health anxiety, and support during canceled times, Bobbi and Suki riff with both sincerity and irreverence.

Key Topics and Insights

Reunion and New Show Vibe

• Bobbi introduces the revamped podcast, emphasizing a "no cuts" and "no filter" approach.
  • "No. There's no cuts now allowed in my reinvented podcast. It's like the no cut." (04:21, Bobbi)
• Suki adopts her new moniker, "Suki the Magician," joking that she’s usually referred to as “Suki with the good coochie.”
  • "They call me Suki with the good coochie." (01:13, Suki)

Brand Partnerships and Working Together

• The duo discuss working together on a makeup ad for "Nude by Nature," reflecting on their chemistry as collaborators and the prospects of future deals.
• Light banter about destinations they'd accept for brand events (“Bora Bora”) and their value as a team.
  • “She may live in Atlanta, but she comes here a lot, and we work together really well. I could go to Atlanta, or you could fly us both to Bora Bora.” (02:13, Bobbi)

Creative Projects: Music, Collaboration, and Missed Opportunities

• Suki teases a new album featuring several surprise guest artists but laments Bobbi’s absence on a track due to a “chemical peel” scheduling conflict, pivoting to humorous blame-shifting.
  • "Our one chance to get in with Juicy J, and you're talking about a chemical peel." (06:07, Suki)
• Discussion about collaborating with Juicy J, and the chaos of scheduling/communication in creative partnerships.

Talking Sex, Sexuality, and Openness

• A recurring, playful debate: Bobbi’s discomfort with explicit lyrics versus Suki’s drive for sexual frankness.
  • "Motherhood. And to pop that pussy song, it's not happening. Okay?" (09:00, Suki)
• Suki attempts to convince Bobbi that sex is central and natural, while Bobbi playfully deflects.
  • "You went to Pound Town?" (09:18, Suki)
  • "I did not go there." (09:19, Bobbi)
• IVF and motherhood are discussed, with Suki showing surprise and Bobbi humorously describing a "lab-made baby."
  • "Girl, I had a baby made in the lab." (09:39, Bobbi)

Memorable Quotes

• "Great things come from sex. Babies and babies. Pregnancy, sometimes unwanted. It's still a blessing if you think about it." (10:05, Suki)
• "You was getting taken to Pound Town." (09:15, Suki)

Relationships and Dating — The Awkward, the Fun, the Real

• Real talk about dating fatigue, the perks of going out (“free food, being courted”), and missing, yet also appreciating, stability.
  • “Dating is fun sometimes because you get to go out... good conversations.” (14:21, Suki)
• Both share how they met their partners:
  • Suki’s boyfriend pursued her for years via Instagram DM, finally winning her over with offers to cook oxtail.
    • "When I checked my DM, he'd been writing me for years, asking, can he cook for me? ... We've been together since." (17:05, Suki)
  • Bobbi’s boyfriend is a childhood friend of her assistant—met through a very un-smooth DM:
    • “He sent me another message … 'Can I get your number?' I was like, you know what, whatever. He’s cute.” (17:49, Bobbi)
• Playful confession about both kissing on the first date, and affirmation that it’s normal.
  • "Guess what? It doesn't matter what happens on the first date, because you can meet somebody that first time and be with them forever." (18:51, Suki)
• Suki hints at marriage plans in the near future (a few months), while Bobbi ponders her own wedding dreams—both favoring intimate guest lists.
  • "No, I don’t want to do the big wedding thing. I want a little wedding with the people that I care about and then the honeymoon." (19:32, Suki)
  • “I've never had a wedding. I've been married, but I've never had a wedding, so I need to have a wedding.” (19:56, Bobbi)

Friendship, Loyalty, and Canceled Times

• Deeply appreciative exchange about holding each other down, especially during public backlash.
  • "There was a time where a lot of people hated you, and you still loved me." (30:08, Suki)
  • “You came, you did an interview with me when everybody hated me, and you changed my life for the better.” (30:16, Bobbi)
• Amusing bargaining over exchanging live phone locations: Suki shares hers, Bobbi hesitates, leading to playful insistence and eventual mutual tracking.
  • “This is like a big step for us.” (22:26, Bobbi)

Health Talk: Anxiety, MRIs, and Honesty

• Bobbi discloses recent anxiety about her health, undergoing a full body MRI scan (inspired by Kim Kardashian). Suki comically confuses it with an IUD.
  • "You know what an MRI is? It's like a birth control thing that they pull out your coochie." (28:05, Suki)
• Bobbi recounts previous heart murmur diagnoses and avoidance of follow-up care, openly sharing her worries.
  • "One time I got told by a doctor I have a heart murmur and I need to go make an appointment with a specialist...and then I never went." (29:06, Bobbi)

Playful Banter, Running Gags, and Recurring Characters

• Light takedowns about past awkwardness, Bobbi’s “Napoleon Dynamite” energy early on, and the pair’s strip club adventures.
• Ongoing inside jokes about green beans with no seasoning and Suki being the "seasoning" in Bobbi’s life.
  • “It's like I add the season... to the string beans.” (31:36, Suki)
• Capping off with gratitude, affection, and a reminder not to show up uninvited despite phone tracking.

Notable Moments with Timestamps

• [04:21] No Cut, No Filter Policy Established:
  “No. There's no cuts now allowed in my reinvented podcast. It's like the no cut.” (Bobbi)
• [06:07] Juicy J, Scheduling Chaos, and Chemical Peels:
  “Our one chance to get in with Juicy J, and you're talking about a chemical peel.” (Suki)
• [09:15] "Pound Town" and IVF Talk:
  "You was getting taken to Pound Town." (Suki)
• [14:21] Dating Perks:
  “Dating is fun sometimes...you get to have good conversations.” (Suki)
• [17:05] Suki's Boyfriend's Oxtail Persistence:
  “When I checked my dm, he'd been writing me for years, asking, can he cook for me? Can he make me some oxtail?...We've been together since.” (Suki)
• [18:51] First Date Kisses, No Judgement:
  “Guess what? It doesn't matter what happens on the first date, because you can meet somebody that first time and be with them forever." (Suki)
• [19:32] Wedding Preferences:
  "No, I don’t want to do the big wedding thing. I want a little wedding with the people that I care about and then the honeymoon." (Suki)
• [22:26] Sharing Locations as a Friendship Step:
  “This is like a big step for us.” (Bobbi)
• [28:05] MRI vs. IUD Confusion:
  "It's like a birth control thing that they pull out your coochie." (Suki)
• [30:08] Loyalty During Tough Times:
  "There was a time where a lot of people hated you, and you still loved me." (Suki) “You came, you did an interview with me when everybody hated me, and you changed my life for the better.” (Bobbi)
• [31:36] Seasoning to the Green Beans:
  “It's like I add the season... to the string beans.” (Suki)

Tone and Language

• Conversational, open, and frequently irreverent; lots of playful shade, candid vulnerability, and off-the-cuff humor.
• Blunt honesty around taboo topics, while respecting limits (“You don't have to [talk about sex]. You're comfortable doing it, so I'll be the one comfortable talking about it.” (16:29, Suki))
• Frequent jokes about awkwardness, bodily functions, gossip, and the randomness of their fame together.

Final Thoughts

This episode is a showcase of why Bobbi and Suki’s chemistry is beloved—raw, funny, self-deprecating, and unexpectedly deep. Their reflections on love, loyalty, discomfort, and ambition are peppered with zingers and inside jokes, but the real heart is the sense of sisterhood and acceptance.

For Listeners:

• Expect talk about sex, relationships, health, and the business of being public women, filtered through two very different personalities who cherish what unites them.
• If you ever wondered what happens behind-the-scenes of viral duos or how creators support each other during tough times, this episode’s for you.