Episode 201: Can you do a 5 minute set?
We back talking rappers and how longevity impacts their rankings, whether or not we could do a 5 minute comedy set, urban legends we believe in and so much more!
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A Conversation with Young Progressive Pundit Knowa De Baraso podcast
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Remembering Miss Major podcast
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The Arrington Gavin Show Ep. 444 “VB HISTORY IN THE MAKING” podcast
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RSMS Hour 4 | Usher Pays it Forward and Joins Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller for a Remix podcast
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EP 50:Black Cat Energy: Is Dex Pivoting her Opinion on Men?
This week on So What Now we are back with all the chaos, wisdom, and side-eyes you’ve come to love. Dex kicks things off with a hilarious (and low-key insightful?) update on dinner with her dad — who came with unexpected dating advice on where to find eligible bachelors. Spoiler: […]
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Fanny Tristan: Who told you something was wrong with being single?
What if being single isn’t something to fix, but a powerful season for growth and self-discovery? Trauma therapist and empowerment coach Fanny Tristan joins us to challenge everything you thought you knew about singlehood for women of color. Drawing from her experiences as both Black and Latina, Fanny shares how […]
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#3432: How To “Escape The Matrix” [Part 2 of 3]
We’re back with part two of my three-part series on how to Escape the Matrix. In this episode, I’m breaking down three more traps that keep you plugged in: social media, the financial system, and the celebrity world. I explain why you should treat social media like a tool — […]
It’s not Hysteria! with Dr. Karen Tang and The Second Opinion
Sharing a special episode this week, from Dr. Sharon Malone. On Dr. Sharon’s new podcast, The Second Opinion, women take back the conversation on health with straight talk, real experience, and the care we all deserve. You’ll hear prominent female advocates, experts and patients just like you sharing how they […]
Evangelize, Reflect, Embrace Featuring Dr. Nancy Pearson, Tania Anderson and Hannah Bonecutter
Host Erik Fleming sits down with three community-focused leaders—Dr. Nancy Pearson, Tania Anderson, and Hannah Bonecutter—to explore civic engagement, local government, and public service. The episode highlights practical steps for getting involved in local politics, the power of curiosity and contribution, and the lived experiences of leaders navigating activism, representation, […]
More Than a Size: Ella Halikas on Family, Grief, and Self-Love
This week on Let’s Try This Again, I sit down with the amazing Ella Halikas for one of the most openhearted conversations yet. We dive deep into childhood resilience, the impact of family trauma, body confidence, and fighting to love ourselves beyond what the world wants us to be. Ella […]
