Black Decipher

If I had a penny for every time I told myself “I should've followed my first mind” I would be a millionaire. In this episode host Karnesha Laws speak about how the second thought is where fear and anxiety live. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The ideas of what life was going to be like when I turned 30 vs what life is like after turning 30 left me crying for 3 months straight. It's nothing like I thought it was going to be. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode Karnesha discuss having access to her after cutting people off. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How does one know when to persevere vs when to pivot during the difficult times in life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to the new Also Known As Laws previously known as Black Decipher. Host Karnesha Laws discuss the reason she stepped away from podcasting/ creating for a year. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode Host, Karnesha recognize the trenches of starting over. Removing the aesthetics and getting back to the foundation of Black Decipher and going up from there. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I had to get silent with myself and listen to what I had going on around me. For self growth, self accountability, self assurance. I had to reiterate to my self that I love myself. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is Black Decipher’s first panel episode and we get into the unity of the black male and female. In this climate of solidarity in the black community I’ve noticed a lot of “oppression wars” between the black male and female, so my friends and I talked about it. RJ (@therealrjwright) Morgan (@morgangenell) Martin (@ Mr.Emale) Ebony (@black.girl.profound) Diamond (@ddunes) #blackcommunity #blackunity #unity #blackmen #blackwomen #podcasts #podcaster #blackgirlpodcasts #blackpodcasts #paneldiscussion #blackeducators

In this episode Rj and I talk directly to the other ethnicities who felt it was right to walk in protest of George Floyd as well as the many others we’ve lost to police brutality. #blackdecipher #blackcommunity #blackmen #blackwomen #blackboyjoy #blackgirlmagic #melanin #poc #blackculture #saytheirnames #georgefloyd #breonnataylor #seanreed #policebrutality #blacklove

In this episode Christa and I discuss raising biracial children that identify as black. We get a glimpse of the lessons she teaches her children about black culture as a white woman. #blackculture #blackboyjoy #blackgirlmagic #blackpodcasts #blackgirlpodcasts #poc #mixish #biracial #blackcommunity #mentalhealth #bullying #blackandwhite

In the season of Coronavirus we are in a very unusual amount of time with our love ones. Entitlement can triumph mental health in crowded spaces if you let it.

In this episode Jasmine (ig @grateful_jas) Miressia (ig @ma.ris.ahh) get into having bail money is not the same as wishing it on you or your child. Having a black child is all about fitting the description.

Catch a glimpse of gratitude through all this CoVid mayhem.

CoVid conversations with Jason (ig yungmba). We are making sure we both or sane in this new norm. How we feel about our family, just catching up.

CORONAVIRUS! Shall I say more? I had to record during this time. This is history, I need to record something to put in the virtual time capsule. What y’all doing?

We get into the views/perspective of Ebony raising her sons. Blanketing the black community, parents anxiety based of other perspective, and the stereotypes of the black male.

As black women we do not want to be seen as the “angry black woman” put society pushes us to have to showcase our passion. Dedo (ig @sheisdedo) and I get into the different stereotypes of black women and how we as black women are categorized.

Everyone has an opinion on D. Wade’s decision of accepting his son as his daughter. We as outsiders can have these opinions because it is not our child RJ (@therealrjwright) and I get into the mental and social part of this discussion.

I brought back Miressia (@ma.ris.ahh) to celebrate Galentine’s Day with me. We get into sex music, sex scenes, and fantasies. Guys you may want to pull out the pen and paper. Erase everything that you thought a first night is suppose to be & get into this episode. You’re welcome ! In advance

This week we have grieve for the lost of Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant plus the other 7 on board the helicopter Sunday. In this light we got to see Kobe off the court, as a father, motivational speaker, author, Oscar winner, and even in scandal. Kobe has inspired me to quit my job and follow my dream. To work hard & persevere through to my dreams. I’m excited to see what life is like outside my miserable as job. 

If no one close to a man or the man himself isn’t on the edge of death it’s hard to motivate a man. If you aren’t doing one of the 3 fs (feeding, financing, or f-ing) me then don’t look for me to motivate you. I bring RJ to the table to discuss the mental side of men & their self motivational mindset. ig @therealrjwright

This has been a week for me. Finding peace, creating joyous moments, creating my own space has been a challenge because I am a people pleaser especially to my family. Somewhere somebody came up with “owing”.

Starting off 2020 with encouragement from yours truly. At the same time I’m encouraging myself. Whatever it is that you want do it. Even scared, hell I was scared in the most of this episode, but I pulled through. Get the first time out the way & learn from it. Do it scared.

In this episode Raeven, and Diamond helps me speak prosperity, encouragement, and confidence into black women. Speaking from experience of rebuilding confidence, showcasing confidence, and managing our mental health. We’re closing this decade with middle fingers to back burners, trauma, and fears. Entering 2020 with prosperity and No! @heyraee_ @ddunes

First Quickie of Season 2 and we’re getting into choices. We all have the option to choose the way we want our life to go. We just have to chose to grow through fear & mostly ourselves !

We’re jumping off season 2 with the acknowledgment of our half brothers & sisters. More so sisters in this episode. Miressia, Michelle, and Kanesha talk about growing up half black. We get into being rejected or accepted by the black community & the community of their parent that is not black. How they identify ethically, and creating their own identity. Tune in. @ma.ris.ah @chellyisjelly @ _amynikole_

Leaving NY left me in tears just because I met so many people in the pursuit of their dreams. They were also having fun doing it. My rant of sorrow of having to leave my dream behind echo to so many people. You’ll be surprised how you inspire others. In the nick of time these people did just that for me.

What started off as a bet end up being a dilemma for me. Being the “I am what I say I am” kinda person and life making me sway from that made this bet a lot harder. I’m a strong believer in black love until I came to NY. Yikes!

Issa Quickie!!!! Do you have to compromise your freedom in a relationship? This quickie is about compromising your joy and peace for your mate or balancing it out. I’m pretty selfish at the moment, but check it out. Some of y’all understands the need to be selfish, or are selfish in order to love yourself.

Do you have an ex that you wouldn’t mind rekindling with? Running into exes can send you down memory lane for some it’s a joyous time but then you have those others. Ugh. Miressia, Josh, and I talk about running into exes & if it’s worth rekindling. Check us out. ig @ma.ris.ahh ig @martinmaddness

Growing up Black always meant there was a distinct line between Africans and Blacks. Something us melanin people have created. In this episode you’ll learn that there is really no difference between the two. One has more origin as the other is seeking origin, well not all of us. That alone divides the two. I invited a young King Jason (ig @yungmba) to represent for the African continent who’s roots come from Nigeria, but America born. We speak on customs & traditions.

Self evolution foundation is gratitude. Being grateful for where you came from, where you are, and where you are going in life. Showing gratitude on the journey helps soothe the depression and anxiety.

Excuse my quality this one time, but the content is authentic. Evolve everyday ! I am learning my wants from myself everyday. I’m in elevation mode. Self consistency and self evolution are keys to true self love, healing, and purpose. Don’t be stagnant out here with these nothings.

Oooohhh Chile. An encouraging conversation with Saffron & Tashea turned into a girl talk with all kinds of topics from dating to marriage, Working men to non working men in the bedroom, and being honest with yourself when you start a business. Saffron (ig sincerelyspicefitness) Tashea (ig shea0308)

I bring back two Kings from the previous episode CJ (ig @shopwitcee) And Josh (ig @martinmaddness) and we get into the great debate. Check us out.

Every woman, girl, lady has had the thought of marriage and children. It is your choice on if you choose to or not to participate in these life experiences. In this episode your host, Karnesha, gets into the complexities of “Life after I dos and puuusssshhh” with two mommies,Cynara and Josie, in relationships. Cynara (ig brownsugarpod) Josie (ig essenceofHURR)

LET HIM SPEAK! Greg, Cj, and Josh jumps right into the dating scene from a man’s perspective. And ooohhh chile, Your host Karnesha is not ready for the tea. Honey when I say we are not on the same page WE ARE NOT ON THE SAME PAGE. Greg (ig @GD.stan) Josh (ig @martinmaddness) Cj (ig @shopwitcee)

The movement of self-care and self-love has been so beautiful in the black women community, but what about dating and putting our best foot forward to get the man we deserve? Are we here for it or nah sis? Your host Karnesha, Miressia (ig: @ma.riss.ahh), and Monique (ig: mo_4u) spill the tea on our journey to Mr. Right.

Twerking and how a man distingush if he’s going to respect you or not goes hand and hand starting in our adolescent years. Maybe even pre adolescences but here’s my (Karnesha) theory on how the two collides.

Listen to the beautiful Ms. Donna joys and pains in raising her son as a single mother.

As children we grow up needing permission to do certain things in life, which then transpire in our adult life without knowing. Well we know that we do not need permission as an adult to do things, but do we know that as an adult we have the permission to be ourselves. Like literally be exactly who you are with your own permission. Ebony and I jump right into our, well mostly hers, black relatable experiences in permitting ourselves to flourish in being who we are.

Here at the Black Decipher we are at start up mode. In this episode Black Decipher teams up with Saffron (@sincerelyspicefitness) we speak about the ugly side of starting a business. We also tap into the why we choose entrepreneurship, the hard work that goes into building quality, networking, and collaborations. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we get into cultural appropriation and how it is used as a marking scheme. A very profitable marking schemes and us black folks are liquid gold. We bring in the BAGGGGSSSSS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app