Welcome to #PassionMeetsPolitics ! Here is where I (Koffie) talk about all of my passions as well as my personal politics and where they intersect! All of this is set in the City Of Brotherly Love and Sisterly affection, Better know PHILLY!! So stick around and kick it with a Jawn! Be sure to fol…
Passion Meets Politics by : Koffiekakeki
On this episode I sit down with prison abolitionist and entrepreneur Stephanie D. Keene is a Philadelphia-based writer and creative. She owns Incense, Trap, & Yoga, an apparel line that promotes a culture of justice. Her justice work focuses on decarceration and decriminalization. A proud graduate of the first HBCU, Lincoln University (PA), she is working for the freedom of all people. You can follow Incense, Trap, & Yoga On instagram : @IncenseTrapYoga
For the Return of #PassionMeets Politics, I sat down with Jazz singer/ songwriter V.Shayne Frederick. We talk about his jazz origins, how to be comfortable in your body, and much more!! Follow V. Shayne on all social media @Vshaynef to get his show schedules and catch him every Wednesday at South restaurant here in the city!!
In the final installment of Telling Our Story, I sit down with the Homie Hanae (Ha-Nuh) to discuss her discovery of her Queer self, becoming a philly transplant, the work she does in the world, and a special message to our lil brother Nigel Shelby. To keep up with Hanae you can follow her on IG at @hanaelujah
In the fourth installment of Telling our story, I sit down with the Allen’s ( Crystal and Noel) as they share their life journey. From how they met, to their professional careers , and their journey into parenthood. They share why presenting their identities are at the forefront of all that is the most important thing they could do. Here are the links to Crystal’s businesses StUdded: https://www.studded1.com/ A Total Solution CPA and Consultion :http://atotalsolutioncpa.com/ Remember to like share and comment this podcast
In the second installment of Telling Our Stories I sit down with Erica Stewart, local LBGTQ advocate here in the city. Here we talk about the importance of her work, finding your own path, and what is next for her and her work. You can follow Erica on Instagram : @HealingthroughTraumallc Remember to comment, like , and share this podcast !
In honor of Black Philly Pride I wanted to take the opportunity to highlight my folks! The first person I asked was Rev. Da Saint! So after Good Friday we got together to decompress about the Good Friday service she curated and #JesusRepast She is so intentional about how she represents God and God’s people and how she uses her talent! You can follow her on Facebook at : https://m.facebook.com/vivre.amour.liberer/ On instagram _dasint_ And check out her short films here : Closet Doors : https://filmfreeway.com/closetDOORS Trauma Doors: https://filmfreeway.com/traumaDOORS Church Doors: https://filmfreeway.com/churchDOORS Remember to like, share, and comment !!
Earlier last week I found myself scrolling the shade room and I saw this whole King Of RnB debate. RnB producer. Songwriter, and singer Tank, Said that The accusations against R. Kelly don't disqualify what he has accomplished. This is just one more thing that made me disgusted about the way black women are being treated. From the two sister who lost their life due to Intimate Partner Violence before thanksgiving to the fate of Cyntonia Brown, and the constant rise of trans women being assaulted and I constantly wonder if black women are actually as valued as people say we are? In this episode I present the facts from a recent CDC report and air out my frustrations Like, Share, Comment. Article links : https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/66/wr/mm6628a1.htm https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/investigations/cdc-black-women-experience-highest-rates-of-homicide-of-any-racial-group-in-the-united-states https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/07/21/538518569/cdc-half-of-all-female-murder-victims-are-killed-by-intimate-partners https://www.bustle.com/p/more-black-women-are-killed-in-america-than-any-other-race-a-new-cdc-report-says-71955 https://www.theroot.com/nicki-minaj-defends-another-sex-offender-1830998464 https://www.bustle.com/p/5-things-all-women-in-relationships-should-know-about-money-46528 Resources Agencies and Hotlines Women Against Rape Penn Center House 1617 John F. Kennedy Blvd #1100 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Phone: 215-985-3315 Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR) www.pcar.org If you have been a victim of sexual violence and are seeking information, referral or resources, call 1-88-772-7227 Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network www.rainn.org 1-800-656-HOPE Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255 Children’s Crisis Treatment Center- Main Office 1080 North Delaware Avenue, Suite 600 Philadelphia, PA 19125 Phone: 215-496-0707 Hall-Mercer Community Behavioral Health Center 245 South 8th Street
Holidays can be hard, especially when you don't feel like you belong in your family. In this episode I talk about how its okay to center yourself and your needs during this season, and how chosen family is truly a gift!!! Like, Share, and Comment @Koffiekakeki
On this election day, I got up at 5 am, sat at my computer, and prepared this podcast for you. These midterms matter! Not just for you, but for the people you say you are allies for. It's time to move from Ally to Comrade! Be actionable! Fight WITH and FOR people without expecting anything in return! It is our DUTY to fight for our freedom It is our DUTY to win! We MUST LOVE EACH OTHER and SUPPORT EACH OTHER WE HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE BUT OUR CHAINS
I got to sit down for about an hour with my great friend Tirhakah Love and talk about his career, the Nigga Museum, our love for Meg The Stallion, and much much more!! Be sure to like , share, and comment this podcast! Follow me on all social media @koffiekakeki Follow Tirhakah @tirhakahlove on Twitter
My mother and I have had a very complex relationship. But I wouldn't trade my mother for any other mother in the world. Being a single black mother is not easy, but my mother has always made magic. She's done the thing that black women always do. In this episode, we talk about the challenges of black motherhood, Her regrets, and all my exes ( lol sorry yall) Like, Share, Comment Follow on IG, Twitter, Facebook @Koffiekakeki
On the heels of my church decided to change our constitution, I invited my good friend Min. Jason Evans, to talk about why this decision is so important and also on being Queer and churchy. Follow Min. Evans at: @itsjustoliver on instagram and @joliverevans on twitter and follow me at @koffiekakeki on Instagram and twitter Also visit St Pauls' website : 1000wallace.org
When people say that they are rooting for all the black people do they really mean it? Are they rooting for the fat people? Are they only rooting for able-bodied and "well" people? This episode I call bullshit! Listen,Like and Share
There comes a time in everyone's life when they must take a chance on themselves. Sometimes we struggle with making that choice, but once we make it we discover new things about ourselves that make the experience worth while!, in this episode I talk about my experience with choosing myself and I encourage you all to do the same! Like, Share, Comment. Follow me on twitter and IG @Koffiekakeki
In the last week 4 lesbian women and their children were killed. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/murders-of-4-black-lesbians-highlight-increased-violence-against-lgbtq-communities_us_5a5778cbe4b0616638288454 Instead of their being outrage about the death of these women, rappers like Nipsey Hustle, decided to do what most hetero men do, and center themselves. Talking about the "Assault" on the black man and how queer folx are emasculating them. So on this episode I talk of my own personal struggles with my queerness and how I am no longer pandering to people about my identity. Like, Share, Comment!!! Follow me on all Social media @Koffiekakeki
Remember last seasons episode " Do It For The Ratchets?" This Season, I expand on those thoughts and remind us that "Ghetto" folks deserve just as much happiness and liberation as anyone else. Follow me at @koffiekakeki on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
A lot of people think we Millennials don't try hard enough. That's quite the contrary! In this episode, I talk about my personal struggles with being a Millennial and how I'm dealing! Note: my web address is: koffiestaytalkin.blog Please remember to like, share, and comment this podcast!!
Figuring out what brave looks like for you can be difficult. Lately, I've been working hard to define mine. This episode I dive a bit into that journey! Remember to like, Share, and comment on this Podcast! Also follow me on all social media : @Koffiekakeki
And We BACCKKKKK Season 3 is on and poppinnnnn and Ya Jawn is back with the amazing AJ King (allday_ajking) and we talk everything from cutting our manz Kaep a C H E C K ! To what you really sign up for when you decide to be a "Baller Wife "(http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/page/enterpriseNFLWives/wives-former-nfl-players-left-navigate-concussion-settlement) Follow us both on twitter and Instagram at: AJ : allday_ajking Koffie: koffiekakeki
Halfway though my 25th year I find myself more frustrated than ever with progress. Mostly because I haven't done the work necessary for me to be successful in progression, so I've challenged myself to make the upcoming weeks of summer the most meaningful, hoping that I set the tone for the rest of the year. You can join my #SummerOfSelf challenge by using the hashtag and following me on instagram : @Koffiekakeki
Sisterhood Saves Lives... Sisterhood Is Magic!!! This episode is all about our sisters! How they feed into us, how they build us up, how they make us better!!! Now more than ever I feel like black women need our sisters , but how do we build these bonds? how do we open ourselves to be that open ? Here is my take on it all!!
This is a special episode ! I am 25!! And I MADE IT!!!! This is a reflection, some advice, some guidance, and a whole lot off gratitude !!!!
This week I'm talking about how sex positivity has helped and shaped me , my sexuality , and my sexual experiences as an adult! Shout out to my sis @MelanieCoMcCoy for helping me develop this language and knowledge
"Tell me, who I have to be To get some reciprocity" This episode is all about give and take! Why do we feel so bad when it comes to telling people what we need? Are we honoring ourselves? How do we truly get reciprocity? I answer all of these questions and more !! Make sure you like , share, and comment!! Follow me on IG and Twitter : @koffiekakeki
Being single has been in an experience especially as a millennial. So what to do? Where to go from here? How does a Queer femme navigate these waters? Here's my attempt at figuring it out
Yes! out here dropping episodes like Jordan packs! In this episode I'm talking Politics and Sports with enthusiast and writer A.J. King! Check him out on twitter at : allday_ajking And listen to his podcast titled The Spectrum
I'm baaackkkkkkkk!! Super excited that I'm back to share this WERK with yall... This episode we are talking about reflection!! What are some of the ways you do your reflection ? What are you reflecting on for the last two weeks of 2016?
This week we are talking "Homie Lover Friends" and I ask the question If casual sex is worth it . This Episode is a bit explicit so adults only please ! Enjoy
This episode was inspired by me riding through the hood and seeing all of the gentrification. We all know the hood is culture. Its the epicenter for language and fashion, its innovative , and free.... This is for the ratchets
This week I talk about my journey with body acceptance in light of the criticism of Blue Ivy Carter and why it is so important that we get rid of comparing ourselves as black folk to the "norm". Be sure to follow me on twitter and instagram @Koffiekakeki
This week we talk about self care!!! I share whats been going on and talk about some of my favorite self care routines! What are some of yours? Be sure to follow me @koffiekakeki
Its ya girl Koffie and I'm back again with Episode 2! This episode (in which i kinda ramble ) I address the state of the Movement and ask critical questions as to why our progression has seemed to stalled. PS. That Somebody famous was Audre Lorde Dont forget to follow me on social media @KoffieKakeKi! Enjoy! share. Like. comment!
The first episode ! Here, I'm talking about me, what i love, and what makes me tick! Enjoy!