Beyond The Talk!

In this episode, Clysha and Kristen discuss the history of current political events in the Middle East, offering a nuanced exploration of the ongoing fight for Palestinian liberation.

Join us as we revisit topics from recent episodes and give our raw, unfiltered opinions on everything from politics to relationships. You don't want to miss this episode of Beyond The Talk!

We know you missed us! In our latest episode we discuss how different forms of debt are robbing Black and Brown people of the American Dream, and explore paths towards economic justice and empowerment.

In this episode of Beyond the Talk, Kristen and Clysha discuss gentrification and how it robs marginalized communities of generational wealth. They explore the historical ties that led to the creation of gentrified neighborhoods and how development-induced displacement has played a role in the housing crisis. The hosts also shed light on the impact of systemic racism on public transportation and economic mobility. They end the episode by highlighting the importance of civic engagement and community-backed development as potential solutions to combat gentrification. Click here for our Where Do We Go From Here resource page to find some of the resources mentioned in this episode: https://www.notion.so/Resource-List-Where-Do-We-Go-From-Here-1ce6a95c0e7a477383c8676a984db4a4?pvs=4

In the first episode of season 3, we examine the changing climate of US labor relations, and how black and brown people are being affected by changes within the working class.

In today's episode, we discuss the problem of the racial wealth gap and how we got here. We do so by diving into the history of Black capitalism and economics and end by discussing solutions that are closing that gap and creating economic prosperity in Black communities! 

In this episode, Kristen and Clysha interview political candidate Gina Hicks running for Mecklenburg County Sherriff. Gina's commitment to community inclusion and collaborative reform aligns with our focus on amplifying solutions-focused narratives. If elected, she will be the first African American woman to hold the seat! To learn more about Gina Hicks, and how to get involved in her campaign: http://ginahicks4mecksheriff.com/ To learn more about national/local voter registration and how to get involved, check out these websites: https://whenweallvote.org/about-us/  https://www.mecknc.gov/BOE/Pages/default.aspx    

In honor of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek, today's episode explores the unique experiences of discrimination and oppression Black women face and how it impacts their health through the lens of intersectionality, which requires us to consider all how Black women can be further marginalized as a result of the identities they hold and how that can have a compounding impact on health unique to Black women. This episode features short excerpts from notable Black women in history and our lives. We end with solutions that can combat the negative impacts on health.  Resource and Reference List   

Today's episode is about environmental justice and how Black and Brown communities are often left out of important conversations about our planet's future while highlighting solutions that people and governments should amplify to combat the damage of environmental injustice. Resource and Reference List 

In this episode, we're not holding back, giving you our raw and unfiltered opinions on various topics. Our segments consist of conversations ranging from the Da Baby fiasco to Simone Biles's heroic stance on mental health and so much more!!  The following link is our growing resource list: https://bit.ly/3rgpQ3Z

In this episode, we discuss the business side of cannabis, common misconceptions, and strategies to help Black folks create their own lane in the cannabis legal industry. We have a special guest, Sheena Roberson, the founder of Cannabis Noire. A company focused on providing education and resources to minorities and underrepresented groups to provide opportunities within the cannabis industry and community. She is truly “Creating the space” we wish to see!!

In this episode, we discuss the Strong Black Women schema and how it shows up in our everyday lives and has shown up throughout history. Our special guest, Elayne Fluker, takes our conversation a step further and discusses her new book,  Get Over "I Got It, where she encourages unapologetically ambitious women to learn how to embrace support not only for their success but also their peace of mind. The following link is the resource list of solutions that were mentioned in our "Where do We Go from Here" segment: https://bit.ly/3rgpQ3Z

In this episode, we discuss Black business sustainability and solutions for changing the narrative. Our special guest Kristen Wells, owner and chief candle maker for Perfect For Candles, joined us for a lively discussion!  The following link is the resource list of solutions that were mentioned in our "Where do We Go from Here" segment: https://bit.ly/3rgpQ3Z

In today's episode, we discuss some techniques to healing that may get overlooked but can be a valuable addition to your healing toolbox. The following link is the resource list of solutions that were mentioned in our "Where do We Go from Here" segment: https://bit.ly/3rgpQ3Z

In this episode, we dive into the culture of soul food and talk solutions with LA at Black Girls Eat for healthier options that "remix your plate" for the better. 

Listen to Clysha and Nichole Renee talk about the history of voter suppression in America and some solutions to the problem w/ Bold, Black & Informed.

The anger is valid, the problem is real, but the solution is attainable. The Beyond the Talk podcast hosted by Clysha and Nichole Renee aims to liberate listeners by providing the tools to be the change they want to see. It takes an introspective look past oppressive experiences and amplifies a solution-focused narrative.