JungleRose Podcast

This week the ladies of JungleRose are back after 1 month. They are candidly talking about their lack of commitment to producing content for JungleRose and not letting God-given things be wasted. This episode highlights using the power of prayer to get through all the NEWness around you. Keeping God a part of the equation is so important. Prayer will help you:-handle challenges _take a leap of faith-propel you to the next level of your lifeThe ladies also talk about loving yourself like Kayne loves Kayne. Confidence and courage are the foundation of success. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To reset or Not to reset? In this episode, the ladies of JungleRose discuss if the "New Year" is a time to start over and reset.Jae Sumone and Marley have two very different perspectives on this topic. Listen and let us know if you needed a reset for the new year or not. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Does our confidence always look the same?Ladies, will we always be as confident or courageous at each moment in our lives?What happens when you have developed your courageousness and confidence but then a situation or a person penetrates it?What needs to be done when our confidence or courage is penetrated?The ladies of JungleRose take on these questions in this episode. Listen in to hear how they answered these. Just know, you can't shake this level of confidence and courage.

The ladies of JungleRose convened to discuss how Marley used the recommendations given in Season II Episode VII: Paid in Full, but Half Served....In this episode we discuss:Racial discriminationPublic accommodationsHow to articulate yourself when you are emotional" Catching more bees with honey than with vinegar"Who knew that we would have to put those tips into action so soon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How many of us have paid in full for a service but were half served?

Ladies, why is sex and pleasure soooo taboo? Are you tired of suppressing your thoughts and conversations about desire and fantasy? We are too! This week we are blessed to be mentally stimulated by the PLEASURE PUSHER herself, Kaycee Polite ( @K_spot_therapy).In this episode we chat about:How to be sexually confident womenOvercoming the stigmas of our communityHow destructive we can be when we do not allow people to show up as whoever they areShame vs guiltGetting rid of your limiting beliefs when it comes to sexual healthand moreListen we all have a shame story, but it's time to confront that shame. You have to tap into that pleasure and step into who you are as a sexual being.

This week the ladies of JungleRose are chatting with the ladies of Epiq Collective, a real estate venture that allows the community to invest in EPIC commercial real estate deals. Jae' and Marley had the opportunity to have a candid conversation with two of the youngest Black women to purchase a property in a major hotel chain, Davonne Reaves and Jessica Myers. Although these ladies have been making moves on major platforms, they came on to JungleRose to have a candid conversation with the home team (GSU made)! In this episode, we discuss hotel ownership and the importance of:Being true to who you areSpeaking the lingoLeaning into your mistakesConsistencyUtilizing your network

This week we have Dr. Geraldine Simplice ( @geraldine2490) on the show talking about balancing the life of a daughter, mother, wife, and professional.She reminds us that the resilience and loyalty of a Black woman are unmatched. However, for her, all bets are off when it comes to infidelity! She is giving tips and advice on creating a strong family unit; establishing, connecting, and rebuilding Black marriages.

During season I, Mar put Jae on to Married at First Sight and it became Jae's (and G's LOL) weekly guilty pleasure!This week the ladies of JungleRose talk with Dr. Viviana Coles, relationship expert from OUR FAVORITE SHOW Married at First Sight!In this episode we discuss:Bravery and having the courage to go for what you want even when you are not solicited Making yourself visible at all timesNavigating previously occupied spaces as well as new spacesUsing your platform to assist and support othersAND OF COURSE #MAFS and #Unmatchables

This week the ladies of JungleRose are releasing a very personal episode with their very own protégé. This young Queen has risen out of her jungles and is making waves.

The ladies of JungleRose are back from their hiatus and so much has changed since Season I!We are kicking off the season with one of our favorite aunties @Yo_Fly_Aunty, who schools us on how to move gracefully through transitions, especially when entering into a new decade of life.In this episode, we learn that with change and maturity:•Your confidence is elevated.

They are back, your hosts, Jaé Sumone and Marley! This season they have taken off the gloves and came to give you even more tools to navigate, survive, and thrive through your everyday jungles. Our hosts show you just what it means to evolve into queens who are more confident and courageous. Tell Siri to mark your calendars for your weekly dose of the JungleRose Podcast. A new episode drops every Wednesday.

In this episode, the ladies bring their fathers on to discuss the impact black fathers have on their daughters.Their fathers discuss their relationship with their daughters being inside and outside the home. Jae’ Sumone’s dad (Apostle Baker) speaks to being a single father, while Marley’s father (Landy) discusses maintaining his relationship with his daughter while incarcerated. Near or far the two dads understand that a father’s love is valuable and timeless. A love that lasts forever, no matter how old or grown their children become.

In this episode, Marley gets naked and lets us in a little deeper into who she is. She finally got the courage and confidence to publicly answer the question that many want to know the answer to…..

Each week the Jungle Juice get juicier and juicier!

Jaé Sumone and Marley took some time to talk about the essence of LOVE. Get ready to hear just how unorthodox Jae’s walk to the altar was and how she prepared her mind, body, and soul before committing to be a whole wife.Listen to learn about the importance of SELF and the need for a supportive team when making commitments that alter your whole life.

In this episode, the Ladies of JungleRose shift the conversation to advanced maternal age, societal expectations of pregnancy, fitness, and wellness.Casey-ann gives insight on what is needed before, during, and after deciding to reproduce. She also stresses the importance of having a rapport with your medical provider. We’d be remiss if we did not highlight the Mamba energy that penetrated the entire vibe along with the synergy created by Casey-ann, Jae’ Sumone, and Marley. Can you imagine three black queens joining together to make an insurmountable change in the communities of black queens all over! THEIR MOOD is: ”You either with me or against, hoe.” (Jay Rock, Win, win, win)Remember, self-care is inclusive of your health.Black medical providers can be found on huedco.com.Special guest: Casey-ann Collins MSN, APRN, FNP@pagingnursecaseytv, pagingnursecasey.com, and pagingnursecasey@gmail.com

”Win, win, win...” as Jay Rock rapped, was the premise of this episode. Jae Sumone and Marley had the pleasure of sharing the mic with a true queen in her own right, Ms. Casey-ann, MSN, APRN, FNP (soon to be Dr.).During her time with our hosts, she was brave enough to walk us through her jungles and how she overcame those tests with style and grace. Casey’s versatility is top notch. Not only is she a well known medical professional, she is also a lyricist with some bars.Casey gives our listeners insight on how to practice self care by being aware of your body and your medical needs. She discusses breast cancer and fetal loss. Casey educates us on what science says about the black woman’s body, ways to screen yourself, engaging with your medical providers, and post care. She gives us the juice. So get your pencils and papers ready because you are about to get fed.If you are looking for a black medical provider check the link below:https://huedco.com/indexRemember self care also means taking care of yourself medically.

TOOK THE LEAD:On this episode, the Ladies of JungleRose continue their conversation with Alderwoman Jeanette Morrison about voting. They divulge ways to make major moves in your city/town the legal way. Change is reachable; you just have to understand the structures and systems. They also touch upon the importance of a MUSE and how they can be an integral ingredient to reaching your goals.Come laugh, learn, and “bag” some new ways to throw shade.

TAKE THE LEAD:“Come with me. Over there. Let's put an end to racial hatred. And let's learn to share. Can you feel it?It's in the air. Know it's time for changing. Time for us to care.” (Follow me by Aly-us) For decades our people have pleaded for justice though a multitude of outlets, including music and radio.For the next two weeks the Ladies of JungleRose have decided to shed some light on the importance of voting. This week they interview, the people’s choice, Alderwoman Jeanette Morrison of New Haven, Connecticut. She gives vital information on why voting on all levels of government is necessary and the impact that it has on everyday life. We must:Educate ourselvesFigure out who’s in the room making these major decisionsDetermine what we can do to get involved and make change....Check out the perspective shift during this episode.It’s raw and quite informative!

“I had a vision for my kids to go to college. I wanted them to have higher education. I wanted them to have a career instead of a job.” (Tasha, JungleRose Podcast Guest, 2020. ) In this episode, the ladies of JungleRose had the honor of interviewing an unsung hero, Tasha. Inspired by Beyonce’s song, “Brown Skin Girl,” the ladies are bringing pride back to our community by highlighting who the TRUE superheroes of are!Special guest: Tasha

“Girls in the hood have to navigate stressors, bury traumas, and still carve out the space to be human.” (Kendall, Mikki. Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot. Viking, 2020. )Your feelings and experiences are valid, we feel you! For this reason, JungleRose is necessary. This debut episode, inspired by Mary J. Blige’s song, “My Life,” formally introduces the hosts, Jaé Sumone and Marley. They discuss their joys, pains, and ways in which they have overcome their jungles. It all started in Church Street South in New Haven, CT a.k.a The Jungle. You will get the juice on them as an aunt and niece duo -good, bad, and ugly. This adds to the generational value of the show!Special guest: Tune in to hear who...

“Change happens when the pain of holding on becomes greater than the fear of letting go.” “If you do not change, you can become extinct !” (Johnson, Spencer. Who Moved My Cheese?: an a-Mazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life. G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2002. )We must be confident and courageous enough to move out of our comfort zone. In this episode, The Ladies of JungleRose were “vibing out” to SZA’s song, “Anything” while they honed in on importance of allowing times of discomfort to thrust your life forward. They give insight for ways to shift your mindset when it comes to the good ole growing pains. Forget your logic. Forget your experiences. Forget your degrees. BLIND FAITH is only the prescription needed.

“My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style.” (Maya Angelou) Of course, Maya Angelou is a black woman who has inspired many through her powerful words. She also happens to be a favorite of the show. In this bonus episode, Jaé Sumone and Marley share some of the bloopers they have experienced during their recording sessions. You can hear some laughter, talent busters, guest appearances, frustration, and unexpected background interruptions. Transparency is necessary and to truly connect, you have to be confident enough to reveal the REAL you.

Welcome to the Jungle where only the strong survive! Join your hosts, Jae Sumone and Marley, on this new adventure as they empower Black women to navigate, survive, and thrive through their everyday jungles. Season 1 is launching on October 7, 2020.