Longtime friends, Adrienne and Rico discussing the joys and nuisances of every day life. Diving into different perspectives on the world around us, questioning societal standards along the way. From love, politics, spirituality, work, and everything else in between. Each episode brings fresh new ways of expressing what we go through as Black women in America.
For our final episode of the season we collaborated with a Black owned business! They created a card game named Spill It, and boy did we spill some tea! We share funny stories and perspectives based on the questions from the game. Support and purchase your own deck at spillitcardgame.com
In this episode we discuss the importance of balance between feminine and masculine energies in heterosexual relationships. We focus on men having their life in a place that avoids women taking on the motherly role in these partnerships.
We discuss the factors leading to burnout and stress, taking time out for yourself, and not feeling bad for simply not doing anything.
This weeks episode is all about sex baby! We cover the relationship we have with sex and the emotional aspects of sex when it pertains to hookup culture and casual flings.
This episode is all about the complexities of friendships and how we dealt with recent conflict in our own friendship. We address specifics of the conflict we recently had, how to effectively communicate, what not to do during conflict, knowing when a relationship is worth working on, and so many more gems surrounding healthy communication.
In this episode, we unwind and dive into what has been going on in our lives and minds. The main topics include Rico's transition from feeling attacked by life's difficulties to being on the other side of those tribulations, the effects of cheating on the dynamic of a relationship, how men and women handle their emotions differently, and much more thanks to Adrienne's existential crisis on relationships.
Wanting more requires more, in this episode we discuss acknowledging personal growth and the necessary work required to accomplish goals towards the journey of elevating your life.
In this episode we discuss the importance of communication in relationships and how some forms of communication are ‘toxic'. We compare real relationship experiences while pulling direct examples from the recently released Netflix movie, Malcom and Marie.
In this episode we feature guest, Angelique Ambers and go over her book “Lessons Taught by Daddy'. We discuss what daddy issues are, the stigma around the term itself, and the healing process of childhood wounds. Purchase Lessons Taught by Daddy by Angelique Ambers Amazon: shorturl.at/hlLQ0 Barnes&Noble: shorturl.at/opvE3 IG: __mona.lisa
In this episode we discuss the importance of self love that goes beyond external ways of showing love to yourself but most importantly the internal factors that effect the way one sees and navigates the world and people around them
We honestly just missed recording and wanted to talk about whatever was on our minds and that's exactly what we did. This episode dives into our raw thoughts about monogamy, what love is, familial love, and toxic positivity just to name a few. Keep up with us on Instagram! @girlletmetellyou.podcast
In this episode we discuss a variety of topics all under the guise of the U.S. political and societal systems. We dive into the presidential election( Biden vs. Dump...I mean trump), pro life & pro choice, generational wealth in the Black community, and grind culture.
This episode covers that feeling when pursing a romantic relationship where someone disappoints you. Instead of blaming them or yourself it's a moment to just become less interested and focus on what is interesting you. We discuss exactly how to navigate those feelings of disappointment and what not to do when you feel them.
As a sequel to our first situationships episode, we dive deeper into the phenomenon between hooking up and dating that is the situaitionship. Getting into the nitty and gritty of the effects that occur outside of the physical aspects of dating and having sex with multiple people.
Social media was once a way to connect us in ways that have never been possible but yet it has led to reshaping the way we socialize, build relationships, and view one another.
In an ever evolving world it seems there seems to still be some catching up to do when it comes to accepting ones sexuality and their right to express it. We discuss the lyrics of WAP and the characteristics of confident women who aren't afraid of breaking barriers.
Adrienne, Rico, and Parrish, all millennials with different relationship statuses and dating methods talk about what relationships and dating are like in 2020. Make sure you check out our Instagram page IG: @blackwomansocial or www.blackwomansocial.com Music by Baby Erf IG: @baby.erf SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kloud-5/on-the-move
Sometimes everything needs to go wrong so that things can go right. Finding your purpose in life is a different journey for everyone. In this episode we discuss the process of getting to know, and understand how to find your uniqueness to share with the world. Make sure you check out our Instagram page IG: @blackwomansocial or www.blackwomansocial.com Music by Baby Erf IG: @baby.erf SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kloud-5/on-the-move
This week we address the experiences Black women endure in the workplace. With special guest Victoria, who submitted a post to our blog detailing her speaking out about race relations and black lives matter at her previous job. Make sure you check out our Instagram page IG: @blackwomansocial or www.blackwomansocial.com Guest: Victoria Nelson - IG: @veronica_vic The Pressure of Being a Black Woman Fighting for Social Justice - By Victoria Nelson https://www.blackwomansocial.com/the-pressure-of-being-a-black-woman-fighting-for-social-justice/the-pressure-of-being-a-black-woman-fighting-for-social-justice Music by Baby Erf IG: @baby.erf SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kloud-5/on-the-move
In this episode, we break down the effects and dangers of colorism. Colorism has been in practice for hundreds of years before Alice Walker officially coined the term in 1982. We discuss what it is and how it is practiced in the black community and globally. Make sure you check out our Instagram page IG: @blackwomansocial or www.theblackwomansocial.com Music by Baby Erf IG: @baby.erf SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kloud-5/on-the-move
Welcoming back guest Jelani, we discuss the state of police brutality specifically pertaining to the incidents following George Floyd's murder and how we as a nation got here in the first place. Make sure you check out our Instagram page IG: @blackwomansocial or www.theblackwomansocial.com Music by Baby Erf IG: @baby.erf SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kloud-5/on-the-move
As we wrap up season one of our podcast, we talk about what to expect in season two and some of the highlights of season one.
Your 20s is a time period much glorified as the best time of your life but is that actually true? We dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly of the ins and outs of the things we have learned in our 20s.
This week's episode covers the winding decision of taking that leap of faith in committing to someone, and why not everyone we date is worth the commitment.
Adrienne, Rico, and special guest Jelani discuss the plight of Black Men and Women in America. Sharing perspectives from both genders, we cover issues from dating to our socioeconomic disposition, and how the vicious cycle we've been conditioned into harms not only our communities but also the way we view ourselves.
In this episode, we discuss the detrimental effects of Capitalism that have been long disputed about previous to the outbreak of COVID-19. Amid the outbreak, it has been even more evident to see that capitalism as we know it is not working for the majority of American citizens.
In a world more interconnected than ever before, is there a limit to how far we can explore different cultures? In this episode we dive into the difference between cultural appropriation versus cultural appreciation and what it looks and feels like to us.
From family to friends, romantic relationships and even within ourselves, toxicity knows no bounds. Toxic may be a word were all tired of hearing at this point but girl, were going to talk about it anyway! This week we dive into the specifics of toxic behaviors and the signs to recognize toxic traits within others and ourselves which can be a hard pill to swallow.
It's no secret that dating can be one of the most frustrating things about adulting. In this episode, we talk briefly about Stella Meghie's movie, The Photograph, the complexities of dating in this generation, and some of the factors that come into play while on the dating journey.
In this episode we admire and breakdown some key takeaways from Rihanna's NAACP acceptance speech and how she exudes confidence. Confidence is not a necessity of life like water and food but it sure does help a lot in navigating through the world! We go into depth as to why confidence matters and how to achieve becoming confident in yourself.
Have you ever been hanging out with someone for months and have no idea where its going? Well, you may be in a situationship. We will expand on what they are, what they may look like, and how to recognize the signs. There's nothing to be ashamed of here! We go over the positive and negative types of situationships and talk it out from the perspective of someone who has been there before.
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