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Asia and Jareed interview Dr. Brashani Reece about the why the United States prison system is doing more harm than good. Dr. Brashani Reece is a public speaker for ending life sentences and co-founder of the DropLWOP New England Project. As a survivor of violence, Dr. Reece has a personal understanding of the impact of violence and the ways in which our criminal justice system is built solely for punishment, not accountability or healing. She is passionate about finding alternatives to lifetime incarceration and specializes in introducing the key issues related to prison in America to audiences who are new to the conversation. Dr. Reece holds a doctorate in clinical psychology, with a dual specialization in forensic & child psychology. She is also a trained restorative justice facilitator.  Resources to Get Started www.sentencingproject.org/ www.prisonpolicy.org/ https://eji.org/criminal-justice-reform/  Connect with Brashani and her work www.droplwopnewengland.com instagram.com/droplwopnewengland.com facebook.com/droplwopnewengland  linkedin.com/in/brashani-reece/ instagram.com/brashanireece/ facebook.com/brashani    

This week Asia's husband, Terrence, takes her place on the pod and is interviewed about his experience during Asia's pregnancy so far. Jareed and Terrence discuss pregnancy from the “non pregnant” perspective and discuss the ways they handle the experience. Terrence is also sharing some of his expectations for child birth and what he thinks should happen at and after the hospital. Tune in to hear these Dad's get somethings off their chest and share this episode with a soon to be Dad!  Follow DWA on Instagram and Twitter

Join Asia and Jareed as they welcome 2022, reflect on how 2021 went and catch up on what is going on in their lives. Hear some clips from our top 2021 episodes and get sneak peak of what's to come in 2022. Tune in and subscribe!  Follow DWA on Instagram and Twitter

Back in May we interviewed our good friend James about his experience with acknowledging his mental health. In our last interview with James (episode 72) he told us an intimate story about how the stresses of life finally pushed him to a very real and scary breaking point. In this episode Jareed is following up on his experience with in patient rehabilitation.  Don't forget to leave a rating and subscribe! Connect with DWA on Instagram and Twitter

Sorry we ghosted you! Adulting took over our lives per usual, but we are back with some great content to finish out 2021. In this episode Asia is catching us up on the move to her new house, why she quit her job and started a new one after 6 months and how therapy is going so far. Jareed is letting us in on how he and Emily are prepping for a 10 day trip to Atlanta for Thanksgiving with a 3 month old and how his sober November is going. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter

This week we are catching you up on everything Asia and Jareed have been up to the last couple months. Jareed is sharing how he is adjusting to fatherhood and Asia has two big announcements!

EPISODE NOTES PROVIDED BY REAL FCKN TALK: On this weeks episode of RFT, Brenna chats with another fellow member of the Almost 30 accelerator program Jareed Gaines! Jareed is the cohost of the Done With Adulting podcast, along with Asia, a safe space for all of us who are fed up with being a FCKN grown up. Jareed and Asia aim to attack societal expectations for adulthood and normalize all the phases of life we go through. On top of this kick ass pod, Jareed delves into his personal journey and how it has shaped his outlook on life today. Give these two insightful FCKRS a listen if you're also DONE with adulting.  Follow Real Fckn Talk on Instagram Follow DWA on Instagram

After a few weeks off, Jareed is finally back from paternity leave and sharing all the details about his new baby girl Jovi! His wife Emily (and baby Jovi) also join this episode to give us the play by play about the day Jovi arrived. Tune in to hear about whether or not Jareed panicked or stayed calm during the birth, what they both love and hate about parenthood so far, and reivew Jovi's birth chart.  Subscribe to our newsletter  Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter

Asia and Jareed debrief the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Asia is sharing the details about her family vacation to Martha's Vineyard, and Jareed is patiently awaiting the arrival of his baby girl! Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter

On this weeks episode of RFT, Brenna chats with another fellow member of the Almost 30 accelerator program Jareed Gaines! Jareed is the cohost of the Done With Adulting podcast, along with Asia Noelle, a safe space for all of us who are fed up with being a FCKN grown up. Jareed and Asia aim to attack societal expectations for adulthood and normalize all the phases of life we go through. On top of this kick ass pod, Jared delves into his personal journey and how it has shaped his outlook on life today. Give these two insightful FCKRS a listen if you're also DONE with adulting. Instagram: @donewithadultingpod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brennaguinan/support

Today we are talking about our dead dads. Hosts Asia & Jareed of DONE WITH ADULTING open up about their grief stories: Asia lost her dad in college to sarcoidosis and Jareed lost his dad last year to kidney failure. We also discuss the complexities of making end-of-life decisions, the aftermath of losing your dad in college, losing your dad before coming a dad, and how people grieve differently. Done with Adulting is a weekly podcast that will provide you the relief you need from life's biggest pressure. Boston based best friends will attempt to break down the societal expectations of “adulting” and examine the effects across different generations. These insightful conversations, with relatable guests, are just what you need to hack adulting and maximize whatever phase of life you are in. Hosts: @simplyasianoelle & @bgreatordietryn of @donewithadultingpod. Say hi! @dyingoflaughter_podcast / DyingOfLaughterPodcast@gmail.com Do you like this show? Leaving a review on Apple Podcasts is extremely appreciated...I read & cherish every single one! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we are talking about our dead dads. Hosts Asia & Jareed of DONE WITH ADULTING open up about their grief stories: Asia lost her dad in college to sarcoidosis and Jareed lost his dad last year to kidney failure. We also discuss the complexities of making end-of-life decisions, the aftermath of losing your dad in college, losing your dad before coming a dad, and how people grieve differently. Done with Adulting is a weekly podcast that will provide you the relief you need from life's biggest pressure. Boston based best friends will attempt to break down the societal expectations of “adulting” and examine the effects across different generations. These insightful conversations, with relatable guests, are just what you need to hack adulting and maximize whatever phase of life you are in. Hosts: @simplyasianoelle & @bgreatordietryn of @donewithadultingpod. Say hi! @dyingoflaughter_podcast / DyingOfLaughterPodcast@gmail.com Do you like this show? Leaving a review on Apple Podcasts is extremely appreciated...I read & cherish every single one! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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After a few weeks of interviews Asia and Jareed are finally catching up with each other's lives and adulting struggles. Jareed is sharing about his decision to take a new job with a baby on the way. Asia shares about her recent trip to vegas, her failed gambling attempts and the aftermath that came along with it. Tune in to catch up with what the DWA crew has been up to!  Subscribe to our newsletter  Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter

In this episode, Asia, Jareed, and Paige discuss the concept of adulting and all of the decisions that come with it. At the ripe age of 18, our society is forced to make a decision that will determine the rest of our lives: to attend college, to attend community college, to go to trade school, to go straight to work, perhaps even none of the above. What if I told you there was no right or wrong path? There is an expectation that young people will all follow the same path. Our generation is starting to change that narrative. It is okay not to go to college, it is okay to go into a trade, it is okay to do something different than everyone around you.  We live with the idea that there is one trajectory to follow and you can't make any turns off that. Asia and Jareed remind us that this is not the case and that the “norm” looks different for everyone. We must make the decisions that are best for ourselves, not simply based on what others are doing.  We also discuss the different experiences that each person has with vulnerability, opening up, race + identity, mental health, and more. While it can be hard to believe at times, the hardships we face make us who we are. We can choose to react positively or negatively no matter what life throws at us.   Adulting is hard. Find what makes you happy. Make decisions you support. The rest will follow! We also talk about:  • Supporting others • The perception of fear • Money management • Job/work life • Doing what you love • Failure • Internal vs external processing • Empathy • Race + identity

Done with Adulting is a podcast created to break down societal expectations of “adulting” to relieve listeners of life's many pressures. Asia and Jareed create a safe space of insightful conversations for whatever phase of life you are in. They talk openly about their experiences with relatable guests to connect listeners, provide resources, and allow themselves + others to grow.In this episode, Asia, Jareed, and Paige discuss the concept of adulting and all of the decisions that come with it. At the ripe age of 18, our society is forced to make a decision that will determine the rest of our lives: to attend college, to attend community college, to go to trade school, to go straight to work, perhaps even none of the above. What if I told you there was no right or wrong path? There is an expectation that young people will all follow the same path. Our generation is starting to change that narrative. It is okay not to go to college, it is okay to go into a trade, it is okay to do something different than everyone around you. We live with the idea that there is one trajectory to follow and you can't make any turns off that. Asia and Jareed remind us that this is not the case and that the “norm” looks different for everyone. We must make the decisions that are best for ourselves, not simply based on what others are doing. We also discuss the different experiences that each person has with vulnerability, opening up, race + identity, mental health, and more. While it can be hard to believe at times, the hardships we face make us who we are. We can choose to react positively or negatively no matter what life throws at us.  Adulting is hard. Find what makes you happy. Make decisions you support. The rest will follow!We also talk about: Supporting othersThe perception of fearMoney managementJob/work lifeDoing what you loveFailureInternal vs external processingEmpathyRace + identityDWA Resources:Instagram: @donewithadultingpodTwitter: @donewthadultingWebsite: www.donewithadulting.comListen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all podcast platformsIt's Hard Resources:https://www.itshardpodcast.comFollow It's Hard on Instagram if you don't already! I share updates on the episodes, chats about mental health and other parts of my life--go check out https://www.instagram.com/itshardpodcast/Rate, Review and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-hard/id1487375933NEW WEBSITE: https://www.itshardpodcast.comNow find us on TikTok! https://www.tiktok.com/@itshardpodcastJoin me in It's Hard. You'll love it as much as I do. https://it-s-hard.mn.co/feed?autojoin=1It's Hard is edited by Sather Audio https://www.instagram.com/satheraudio/Hearts 4 Henry: https://www.instagram.com/hearts_4_henry/https://www.etsy.com/shop/Hearts4Henry?ref=l2-about-shopname

Done with Adulting is a weekly podcast that will provide the relief you need from life's biggest pressure. Boston-based best friends, Asia Ewing and Jareed Gaines attempt to break down the societal expectations of “adulting” and examine the effects across different generations with topics from education, careers, and finances to friendships, marriage, social media pressures, and more.Asia works a full-time job in a nonprofit, while also running an online beauty business & helping others do the same! Her educational background is in social work, and she's always been motivated by connections and helping others.Jareed is also Boston-based. In addition to co-hosting, he is also our talent coordinator, social media manager, and content advisor.Find out more about Asia, Jareed and DWA here:Website: https://www.donewithadulting.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donewithadultingpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/donewthadultingiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/done-with-adulting/id1478761314

We're coming off a few weeks of amazing guests so Asia and Jareed are catching up about what they have been up to. Asia talks about her first time going out in DC since the pandemic and Jareed is discussing his 30th birthday plans as he inches closer to fatherhood.  We also discuss:  Favorite guests from the last couple weeks What we're watching on Netflix No mask mandate in Massachusetts  Returning to work in person Choosing a name for baby Gaines Upcoming content for Pride Month Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Subscribe to our newsletter!

This interview has been a long time coming and today Asia and Jareed will talk with one of their friends who is a black man and works as a police officer in New England. We’re discussing many aspects about his experience in law enforcement and how being a black man in the height of the Black Lives Matter movement has or has not affected how he does his job. We also discuss how police departments react/respond to the killing of black Americans at the hands of police officers, and his experience working the riots that follow. We want to thank our anonymous guest for having such an open and honest conversation about his unique experience.

The Don Firearms, Inc. (TDF) offers a wide range of specialty training that serves as the gateway program for beginner and intermediate shooters. Donkor Minors began teaching firearms safety for community members in his living room, in hopes to educate the public in their rights to protect themself and those they love. Now he’s educated over 1000 Black and Latino families through his efforts. Today, Asia and Jareed will talk with Donkor about his work, why he believes firearms ownership is a healing modality, and his take on mass shootings in the United States.  We also discuss:  The history of Black gun ownership  Youth firearm education  Home safety plans   Connect with Donkor on Instagram Check out Donkor's courses at www.thedonfirearms.com Connect with DWA on Instagram and Twitter

Today’s interview is sacred and special as this is Aymie’s first time publicly sharing her story with domestic abuse. Aymie survived a 6 year relationship with a narcissistic man who financially, physically and psychologically abused her throughout their time together. She goes deep with Asia and Jareed about how this relationship affected life in her 20’s, when and how she was able to overcome the abuse, and what it is like to be starting over on her own while she heals.  Other things we discuss:  Traits of a narcissist  Cognitive dissonance  Signs & red flags to look out for in a relationship  Trauma bonding How you can support a friend or family member in an abusive relationship Tips for “starting over” Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD) Brain spotting therapy Connect with Aymie on Instagram Connect with DWA on Instagram and Twitter

We are interviewing a VERY special guest today, and if you were born in the 90’s this will be a treat for you too! Sammie is one of the few in the music industry to make the successful transition from pre-teen hitmaker to grown-up artist. He first gained notoriety with the Gold-certified top 25 Billboard Hot 100 hit “I Like It” back in 1999 and is still making hits! Asia and Jareed are secretly “fan-girling” this episode, as they are both huge fans. Sammie is spilling his secrets on what it was like to transition to adulthood in the spotlight, how he overcame adversity and has remained authentic to himself and his craft.  Starts at approx. 26:30 Before the Interview we also discuss:  Jareed’s Baby Moon Asia’s second dose vaccine side effects Derek Chauvin guilty verdict  Ma’Khia Bryant’s death  Privileged white women in Asia’s instagram DM’s  Connect with Sammie  Simply Naked Candle Co. Connect with DWA on Instagram & Twitter 

Navigating your twenties is truly a wild time. It's filled with learning, opportunity and growth - which can feel overwhelming when it's coming at you full speed. If you feel this way currently, know that you're not alone! Today's guests are Asia & Jareed, who are the co-hosts of the Done with Adulting Podcast. Join us as they share their experience during their twenties, how they were able to navigate their life during this time and how their experience has been amplified being black in America. Resources mentioned during this episode: Shop Life Simplified Yoga Mats here: https://lifesimplified.shop/ Discount code: PODCAST Shop Kween & Co Granola Butter here: https://kween.co?sca_ref=610411.3SIqU4eOzU&sca_source=podcast Connect with me here: @alimcg_ @_lifesimplified Connect with Asia & Jareed here: @donewithadultingpod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Asia and Jareed are new to setting boundaries, and they are sharing where they are in the process and why on this week’s episode. They will also discuss why setting boundaries is so important and give personal examples of what this looks like in each of their lives. Towards the end, Jareed shares what type of boundaries he is planning to set throughout his parenting journey.  We also discuss:  The death of Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh  The death of Earl Simmons aka DMX The trial of Derek Chauvin (police officer accused of murdering George Floyd) Articles referenced in the episode: HEALTHLINE - The No BS Guide to Protecting Your Emotional Space Connect with us on Instagram & Twitter

NEW JOB ALERT! Asia start’s her new job and is spilling the tea on why she left her old job and the challenges that lie ahead at the new opportunity. Jareed shares his ultimate pet peeve when it comes to the hiring process and the two discuss why complacency can do more harm than good.  We also discuss:  Jareed’s gender reveal!  Advocating for promotions and raises  When it might be time to leave your job  Virtual onboarding at a new role  Follow us on Instagram and Twitter  DWA merch is back! Get yours today.

With so many unfortunate events happening around us, we’re seeing a lot of gas lighting and micro aggressions going on! Asia and Jareed sit down to discuss what it means to gaslight someone, and how we often use microaggressions every day and don’t even know it. The two are sharing some very personal experiences in both of these areas, and Asia is telling a crazy story about her recent trip.  We also discuss:  Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah  Atlanta Spa Shootings  How to recognize a microaggression  Ways to avoid gas lighting others  Follow us on Instagram and Twitter  DWA merch is back! Get yours today. 

Tax season is here! Taxes could be in the top 5 of the most annoying adulting tasks out there, but Asia and Jareed want to help you tackle it this year. The pandemic changed a lot for many people this year that may also affect how you file your taxes. Tune in to this interview episode with Sarah Ann Brassington, CPA who is giving us the real and raw best practices for filing your taxes.  We also discuss: Potential tax deductions  Filing taxes as a parent  Using an accountant vs an online filing system  Tax write offs  Reasonable quotes for an accountant Follow Sarah Ann on Instagram or visit her blog Follow DWA on Instagram and Twitter  Subscribe to our newsletter

In this episode we are catching up on how we already ended up in march, approaching the one year anniversary of when the pandemic “started” for many of us. Join Asia and Jareed as they reminisce on their recent interview with WPI students and as guests on the Conversation in Courage podcast.    We also discuss:  Our thoughts on Gen Z Biracial marriage and raising biracial children  Jareed’s excitements and fears about fatherhood    Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter  Subscribe to our newsletter

On February 15th, DWA held a live virtual event for the students of Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). WPI is a local university and is also a predominantly white university- meaning students of color of the minority on campus. Asia and Jareed participated in an engaging conversation with WPI students Noelle Morgan and Kristophe Zephyrin, who share their experiences being black students on a white campus and give insight into what anti racist allyship looks like on their campus.    We also discuss:  College experience for Gen Z compared to Millennials  Pandemic college life and experiences  Difference between white and black sororities and fraternities  Current allyship culture at WPI BLM  Danroy Henry  Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter  Subscribe to our newsletter

In this exciting and unprecedented episode, we hear from five different voices who come from various industries, including education, fitness and corporate spaces. Through our dialogue, while you will certainly identify similar threads, you will also bear witness to the unique challenges, complexities and opportunities that exist around being anti-racist and raising our youth in today’s culture. Gavin Smith is an educator, and Assistant Principal in Boston Public Schools. He is the former runner up for Teacher of the Year in Massachusetts where he taught Biology for 7 years. Gavin is of Jamaican origin spending the majority of his childhood between Jamaica, West Indies and Long Island, New York. He has worked at a variety of schools in Boston including alternative high schools, charter high schools, and exam schools. Gavin is a firm believer in education being a means of social change, and an advocate for children as a member of the mentoring group Minds Matter Boston. He is the co-founder of YMOC (Young Men of Color), a group designed to create safe space for intergenerational conversation and community building amongst men of color in the Boston area. One of his biggest goals is to diversify the workforce particularly within the STEM field. Gavin holds degrees from Northeastern University, Simmons University, and Boston College. He is an avid runner, Knicks fan and lover of all things black.Alyssa is the Director of Community Relations and an Instructor/Coach at Rev’d Indoor Cycling. You can find her on Instagram as @therealapbp and catch her classes in person at Rev’d in all studios or online at www.revdondemand.com. Mike is a Physical Education teacher at Shore Country Day School in Beverly, MA by day and a spin instructor/coach at Rev’d Indoor Cycling by nights and weekends. You can catch his online spin classes on www.revdondemand.com or in person at any Rev’d location. Follow him @themikeonabike. Asia is a 20-something year old, trying to survive this thing called adulting, and wanting to help others along the way. She is the creator & co-host of the Done With Adulting podcast, as well as the editor and producer of the episodes. During the day, Asia works as the Corporate Relations Manager for the Greater Boston Food Bank. Follow Asia on Instagram @simplyasianoelleOriginally from New Jersey, Jareed is another Boston based, 20 something year old who never backs down from a challenge. In addition to co-hosting Done With Adulting Podcast, Jareed is also our talent coordinator, social media manager, and content advisor, all while holding down a corporate career at Salesforce. Follow Jareed on Instagram @bgreatordietrynSupport the show (https://donorbox.org/the-courage-campaign-1)

Asia’s birthday is coming up this week and she has been purchasing gifts for herself all month long. One of those gifts was a one hour astrological birth chart reading with Adama Sesay @lilithastrology. She is spilling the tea on everything Adama had to say and Jareed is making a HUGE announcement of his own! We are also discussing:  Covid vaccine side effects  Double masking  The Super Bowl  Why you shouldn’t work on your birthday SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter!  Subscribe to our newsletter!

Valentine’s Day is around the corner and none of us thought we would still be in a pandemic at this time, but here we are! In this week’s episode Asia and Jareed are sharing their ideas and tips for a meaningful Valentine’s Day - even if you are single! Also, Jareed takes his love language quiz for the first time.  Articles discussed in the episode:  The 5 Love Languages Good Housekeeping - 17 Quarantine Valentine's Day Ideas   Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter  Subscribe to our newsletter

This week is all about comfort zones and vulnerability. Asia and Jareed will discuss how important it is to continuously expand your comfort zone and how they work to do this on a daily basis. Not sure if you are “stuck” in your comfort zone or not? The pair will also discuss ways to identify when it’s time for a little push.  We are also discussing:  Black History Month Kick Off!  Jareed’s unsanitary experience at Dunkin Donuts  Programming and societal expectations  Asia’s tips for facing fear  Articles discussed in the episode:  THE MUSE - "4 Signs You're Stuck In Your Comfort Zone" FORBES - "Brene Brown: How Vulnerability Can Make Our Lives Better" Connect with us on instagram and twitter  Subscribe to our newsletter at donewithadulting.com   

Sharing my interview today on the DONE WITH ADULTING podcast! Are you ‘adulting’ nonstop and still feeling the need to keep up? Asia and Jareed, your resident millennials, will break down societal expectations of "Adulting" with topics from education, careers, and finances to friendships, marriage, social media pressures, and more! @donewithadultingpod Say hi! @dyingoflaughter_podcast Want to nominate a guest? Join the newsletter? Be a cool human? Let's talk! dyingoflaughterpodcast@gmail.com

On January 6, 2021 a group of Trump supporters committed a heinous act of domestic terrorism against the Capitol building. As Americans, many of us are deeply disturbed by the historical event and as Black Americans the pain cuts even deeper. There is no doubt we will read about this in our children’s history books, but where do we go from here as a country? How far will President Trump’s supporters go and is this just the beginning?  Asia and Jareed will share their thoughts, feelings and perspectives.    We are also discussing:  Our new and improved sound quality  The impact of the lives lost during the attack  The difference in police response compared to BLM peaceful protests  How to continue on your anti-racist journey  Trump being banned from social media  Spike in coronavirus cases    Thought Provoking Articles: TIME - "Accusations of Bias Swirl Around Capitol Police After Attack" THE ATLANTIC - "Some Pro-Trump Rioters Wanted More Violence"   Connect with us on Instagram and Twitter  Subscribe to our newsletter at donewithadulting.com  

The DWA guest marathon is coming to an end as Asia and Jareed unpack grief and loss with Chelsea London Lloyd. Chelsea is an actress, comedian, “grief gal”  and creator/host of Dying of Laughter Podcast. In this episode Jareed and Asia will share their grief/mourning experiences and Chelsea will help us explore the best ways and resources to deal with grief in 2020.    Follow our guest:  instagram.com/_chelswhoelse_ instagram.com/dyingoflaughter_podcast    Follow the podcast:  instagram.com/donewithadultingpod  twitter.com/donewthadulting

It is time to spill the tea with Jareed and his wife Emily! Learn about how these two met, their experience as an interracial couple and how they have grown together over the last 10 years from college to marriage. Tune in and subscribe! Follow our Guest instagram.com/em_gaines Follow the podcast: instagram.com/donewithadultingpod twitter.com/donewthadulting

This weeks episode we have members from CARICOM joining us today. Judy , Ariana and Jareed who gave us excellent information concerning CARICOM.

After a quick post election pulse check, Asia and Jareed are discussing the effects of being on video calls all day how they are managing to stay sane. COVID19 cases are rising again, and it does not seem like we will be back to regular life anytime soon, so if you want some tips on ways to navigate the virtual world tune in to the episode!  www.instagram.com/donewithadultingpod  www.twitter.com/donewthadulting  www.donewithadulting.com

Asia and Jareed are discussing anxiety and stress caused by the upcoming 2020 elections. Tune in to hear about how it’s affecting them and what they are doing to manage.  www.instagram.com/donewithadultingpod www.twitter.com/donewthadulting Resources:   https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/how-healing-works/202010/managing-election-stress-and-burnout

After touching base about Jareed’s 3 hour raking session, the two discuss the injustices happening in Lagos, Nigeria. Asia and Jareed are breaking down what is happening and why everyone should be aware. Resources referenced in the episode are listed below. Tune in and subscribe! Nigerian news source:  https://instagram.com/theosasushow  https://instagram.com/tostvnetwork    Tangible Ways to help:  https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/ways-to-support-endsars-nigeria-around-the-world/

Join Asia and Jareed this week for an in depth discussion about motivation, dedication, consistency and everything else you need to get closer to your goals! The two discuss the journey with the podcast so far, and how their failures have shaped and pushed them to where they are now. They also discuss the importance of taking risk and facing fears, if you need some extra motivation tune in & subscribe! IG: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: @donewthadulting

After recapping their thoughts on the first live podcast ever, Asia and Jareed are discussing their reactions to the news about Breonna Taylor’s murderers’ indictment (or lack thereof). In the episode they both are processing what this means for black people and how it has affected their day to day as young black adults. They also discuss what’s next, why we need to continue to fight for Breonna and more! Tune in and subscribe!    IG: @donewithadulting  Twitter: donewthadulting

Today is a BIG BIG day as it is our 40th episode and our podcast anniversary! One year ago today Jareed and Asia set out to start their passion project and have not looked back. On today’s episode we are reminiscing on the last year and making a few BIG announcements. Tune in to hear what we have got for you guys, and subscribe so you don’t miss anything else!   Insta: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: @donewthadulting  Visit us a www.donewithadulting.com 

This week Jareed is spilling the tea on his newest adulting purchase- a mercedes! Tune in to hear why and how Jareed got his dream car years earlier than expected. Asia explains the Ellen Degeneres drama to Jareed and they both discuss the horrible tragedy happening in Beirut, Lebanon. Lastly, they are discussing Beyonce’s new visual album, BLACK IS KING. Tune in and subscribe!    Instagram: @donewithadultingpod  Twitter: @donewthadulting  Donate to Red Cross Lebanon: redcross.org.lb

This week Jareed is spilling the tea on his newest adulting purchase- a Mercedes! Tune in to hear why and how Jareed got his dream car years earlier than expected. Asia explains the Ellen Degeneres drama to Jareed and they both discuss the horrible tragedy happening in Beirut, Lebanon. Lastly, they are discussing Beyonce’s new visual album, BLACK IS KING. Tune in and subscribe! Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: @donewthadulting Donate to Red Cross Lebanon: redcross.org.lb

This week we are talking about generational curses! What are they? Do we have them? How does your race affect the generational curses in your family? Why is it even called a curse? What do you the good things that are passed down to you- "generational successes?" Asia and Jareed are sharing their thoughts on all of the above as well as any  generational curses (& successes) they have observed in their own families. Tune in and subscribe! Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: @donewthadulting

This week we are talking about generational curses! What are they? Do we have them? How does your race affect the generational curses in your family? Why is it even called a curse? What do you call the good things that are passed down to you- "generational successes?" Asia and Jareed are sharing their thoughts on all of the above as well as any  generational curses (& successes) they have observed in their own families. Tune in and subscribe! Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: @donewthadulting

After a short discussion about home furnishings, Jareed and Asia are tackling the tough subject of being Black at work. They both will share unique experience that they have had as a black person at their jobs and share ways they have been supporting #BLM at work in the past two months. BLM allies: listen closely and share with a friend as your hosts share their personal suggestions for how to be a strong ally in the workplace. Tune in & Subscribe! Insta: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting

After a 3 week hiatus, the Done With Adulting crew is back! There is a GOOD explanation for where we went in June, but you will have to tune in to find out. We are recapping the month starting with Jareed’s birthday all the way through Asia’s nearly deadly trip to Florida. Make sure you tune in, subscribe and share with a friend! Instagram: @donewithadultingpod  Twitter: donewthadulting 

Asia and Jareed our back together again after two weeks and our answering YOUR questions from Instagram! They both review each other’s solo episodes and get into to discussion about colleges, who they would quarantine with other than significant others, and where Jareed wants to live that is not Massachusetts. Tune in to hear these two banter back and forth like they have not missed a beat.    Instagram: @donewithadultingpod  Twitter: donewthadulting

Our 4 week guest marathon is coming to an end, without Asia! Jareed has invited his two best friends Tyler and Carlton on for an exclusive men only episode. These three are covering a lot of different topics including college athlete life. Should the NCAA pay players for their efforts during college? They also discuss being future girl dads and why it was such a pain for Tyler and Carlton to plan Jareed’s bachelor party. Tune in and subscribe! Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting

Week 2 of the 4-week guest marathon is upon us and Asia and Jareed are THRILLED to welcome back Brian Teague! Brian is the first guest to ever have a second feature on DWA and he is back by popular demand. Brian is dishing out ALL the recs you need to survive quarantine: movies, bingeable shows, podcasts and much more. You will not want to miss the antics this week. Tune in and subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting Guest: @brianwithoneeye

The 4-week guest marathon is back! Jareed and Asia are finally getting all their nutrition questions answers thanks to our special guest Deanna Bellany, RDN. We talk about all things nutrition and take a deep dive into the dietician field and what Deanna’s organization is doing to promote diversity. And Jareed gets an answer about his donut habit. Tune in and Subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting Guest & MMM: @Deanna.rdn, @diversifydietetics

Your hosts are back with another episode of Done With Adulting! Asia and Jareed digest why their weeks have been so long, and agree that the Coronavirus outbreak is taking over everyone’s life. But what is true and what is fact? The two discuss their opinions on this. They are also discussing the Super Tuesday vote and the climate of politics in the presidential campaign so far. Tune in and subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting

Asia and Jareed catch up about their busy week and month of February! Asia explains the show Love is Blind to Jareed who has only seen twitter clips (SPOILER ALERT!). The two also discuss bachelor and bachelorette parties and all that goes into planning and attending. Tune in and subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting MMM: @coach_dwaynep

DWA is back after a week off and your hosts are catching up on everything they missed last week! Asia and Jareed discuss Valentine’s Day and Asia discusses what she did for her birthday last week. The two discuss many other relevant topics including the coronavirus and the story of Dwyane Wade and his family. Tune in to hear the discussion and then subscribe!  www.donewithadulting.com  Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting MMM: @fbprohd

Falcon has been busy in Adult Film Awards season. Jeeerd, the marketing manager of Falcon Studios, comes in to talk to Stephen SirFreezy for a behind the scenes perspective of the industry. Jareed shares a little bit about what it is like working with FoXx & Freezy's Previous guests, Mr. Pam and Chi Chi Larue! "Crazy, in a GOOD way! They also talk about the recently past GAYvn Awards and Falcon's many nominations here in Las Vegas. They also touch on some upcoming things they have going on! Connect with Falcon on the Web and Jeeerd on All Social Platforms @TheLifeOfJeeerd

Happy Black History Month y’all! Asia and Jareed have completely opposing views about Black History Month, and you get to hear all about it on this episode. Hear why Jareed thinks there should be no more Black History Month, and why Asia strongly disagrees. We are also highlighting some amazing men and women in honor of this month. Tune in and subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting MMM: @akianicole

Today’s episode is dedicated to all those who lost their lives in the tragic helicopter crash last Sunday. Asia and Jareed are laying all emotions on the table to address how they have been processing this event. They are also discussing grief in general, how tragic accidents can trigger old grief, and how they both managing grieving on a day to day basis. Tune in and subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Twitter: donewthadulting

Insecurities are like assholes, we all have them! This week Jareed and Asia are not only going to reveal some of their biggest insecurities, but they’re discussing how insecurities affect us at work, in relationships, and our everyday lives. The two will also share how they manage their insecurities on a day to day basis. Tune in and subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Insta: @donewithadultingpod Millennial Making Moves: @documentmyday

HAPPY NEW YEAR! We are kicking off 2020 with a candid conversation about bad habits. We all have them, and we all can’t get rid of them. Hear Jareed and Asia share their worst habits and how they plan to correct them in 2020. Also, if you are interested in hearing how Jareed seriously injured his knee in his sleep, tune in and then subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Insta: @donewithadultingpod Millennial Making Moves: @raiseyourworth donewithadulting.eventbrite.com

Last episode of 2019! Asia and Jareed discuss how their holidays are going so far and recap their night at the Celtics game together. They discuss how NYE changes as you get older, and find out which one of them has no plans, and no interest in finding any. You won't want to miss this episode or the big announcement within! www.donewithadulting.com Insta: @donewithadultingpod Millennial Making Moves: @balkaniktaste

This week Asia and Jareed are discussing conflict resolution. Conflict exists in many aspects of our lives; school, work, in our relationships…. it's unavoidable! Asia and Jareed both share their methods to resolving conflict, discover how their signs affect their attitudes about conflict and learn what ridiculous thing happened to Asia at the Celtics game. Tune in & subscribe! Links: www.donewithadulting.com Insta: @donewithadultingpod Millennial Making Moves: @doncoquitoboston

We are back to the regularly scheduled program, and this week we’re discussing the adulting pains of the holidays. We’re reviewing our Thanksgivings and all of our family staples. We talk about going Black Friday shopping and why Jareed waits until Christmas Eve to buy all his gifts. Asia and Jareed both reveal their favorite holiday music and movies, and more. Tune in & subscribe! www.donewithadulting.com Insta: @donewithadultingpod Millennials Making Moves: @oneforthebooksblog

October has been rough, so let's lay it all out on the table! Asia and Jareed are discussing all things that have been clogging up their Instagram feed this past month- WNBA, Chance the Rapper, Halloween plans, the power of adult naps, politics and more! The debates get hot this week so tune in and then subscribe!      Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com  Follow us on Instagram: @donewithadultingpod Millennials Making Moves: @marycharcuterie 

Asia and Jareed attempt to unpack a big subject in adulting: Mental Health. If adulting has ever made you experience anxiety on 1000, this is the episode for you. Tune in to find out Jareed’s thoughts about being anxious, and why Asia believes we all need therapy. Don’t forget to rate and subscribe!   Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com  Follow us on Instagram: @donewithadultingpod  Millennials Making Moves: @pamela_bardhi

Millennials started cancel culture and its time to put an end to it. Jareed and Asia discuss why they are over cancel culture, and which celebrities or businesses they have cancelled. Asia talks about why it’s hard to adult and keep up with the culture, and Jareed just wants everyone to keep the same energy… Tune in and Subscribe!   Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com  Follow us on Instagram: @donewithadultingpod  Millennials Making Moves: @moregoodtoday        

Jareed is addicted to ice cream, but like… who isn’t? In this week’s episode, Asia and Jareed discuss fad diets, and why it is so hard to stay on a consistent gym schedule. Asia explains why she cannot do at home workouts and Jareed thinks people at the gym are trying too hard to look good for the gram. Tune in and subscribe!  Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com  Follow us on Instagram: @donewithadultingpod  Millennials Making Moves: @ht_physique

SURPRISE! We're welcoming the first guest to the show, our good friend Mary Louise aka ML! She is an investment advisor, retired baller, and the queen of FOMO. She is sharing tips with Asia, Jareed, and the listeners about saving, investing, and how millennials can level up their wallets. Follow her on instagram @mldixon. Tune in and subscribe! Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com. Follow us on instagram: @donewithadultingpod  Millennial Shoutout: @infiite_arrows

Jareed has returned from his honeymoon and is a married man! They give a quick recap of the lit wedding, discuss their next travel destinations, and how it is so hard to travel when you’re so broke. Jareed has opinions about children in airports and the two introduce a new segment on the podcast. Tune in and subscribe! Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com Follow us on insta: @donewithadultingpod  Millennial Shoutout: @thejammybrand www.thejammybrand.com

Asia talks about her friends bachelorette weekend and why its so hard to party for consecutive days as an adult. Jareed’s wedding is 5 days away and he is breaking down millennial wedding etiquette. Apparently, millennials are getting pre-nups and Asia and Jareed talk about why. They learn about multi-ceremony wedding experiences and Asia shares her biggest fear. Jareed wants to know if anyone goes on blind dates anymore and why dating is harder today than ever. Tune in and subscribe!   Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com Send your thoughts, comments, or adulting pains to donewithadultingpod@gmail.com. Follow us on instagram: @donewithadultingpod

On the first episode of Done with Adulting, Asia and Jareed talk about how they became friends and why they started the podcast. Asia talks about why she thinks its hard to make new friends as an adult and Jareed tackles losing friends as you get older. The two discuss making friends at work and if their coworkers follow them on social media. Jareed learns something new about what goes on in female group chats and Asia calls him out for being friends with her former enemy. Tune in and subscribe!   Send your thoughts, comments, or adulting pains to donewithadultingpod@gmail.com. Follow us on instagram: @donewithadultingpod Visit our website: www.donewithadulting.com

Asia and Jareed discuss work and all the pains it comes with. Jareed thinks the Master’s degree is devalued and that companies do not offer reasonable salaries. They both agree that all millennials have a side hustle that is necessary to survive. They take a deep dive into Forbes article “Millennials Are Struggling To Get Jobs- Here’s Why And What To Do About It”. Tune in and subscribe! Article links available on our website: www.donewithadulting.com Send your thoughts, comments, or adulting pains to donewithadultingpod@gmail.com. Follow us on instagram: @donewithadultingpod

Each week, Asia and Jareed will sit down and discuss the biggest pains of adulting, and how they manage expectations from society. First two episodes available Monday, September 9. Subscribe now!