Anomalous Black Women

Welcome back to the Anomalous Black Women Podcast, where every episode is a journey through the heart of what it means to live, laugh, and overcome. In Episode 57, I'm joined by the astute Dr. Tonya as we navigate a mosaic of human experiences, from personal trials to the public spectacle.

Diving into our discussions, we start with Wendy Williams' battle against alcohol-induced dementia, shedding light on a seldom-discussed condition that affects many lives. The conversation takes a dramatic turn with the story of a judge who, after 51 years, uncovers a family secret that challenges everything he knew about his identity.

Celebrity culture offers its quirks, as illustrated by DJ Khaled's unique demand to keep his sneakers pristine, juxtaposed against the backdrop of Cam Newton's scuffle, prompting a debate on celebrity standards and public perceptions.

Amid these tales of celebrity and surprise, we uncover the viral saga of Reesa Teesa, a woman who captivated millions with her 52-episode TikTok series unraveling the truth about her husband's deceit. Her story is not just about betrayal; it's a testament to resilience and the power of social media in sharing our truths.

We also celebrate Black artists' rich heritage and future in country music, a genre where their contributions have historically been overlooked. This episode honors their legacy and the fresh paths carved out by new talents, ensuring the diversity of voices in every note.

Episode 57 of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast is a tapestry of the humorous, the heartfelt, and the human. We're here to explore the depth of our experiences, the surprises life throws our way, and the music that keeps us moving forward. Tune in to discover, reflect, and celebrate life's anomalies, one story at a time.

Welcome back to the "Anomalous Black Women" podcast! In our season 5 opener, Episode 56, Bina, Tasha, and Dr. TJ reunite after a rejuvenating winter break to share their journeys and what's been brewing. This episode isn't just a catch-up; it's a deep dive into crucial conversations, starting with the importance of wills and estate planning in the Black community. Why is it vital for Black people to have a will, and how does it impact wealth preservation and generational legacy? Our hosts tackle this topic head-on, providing insights, personal anecdotes, and practical advice to ensure your assets and wishes are respected and protected.

But that's not all - the trio also dives into the current hot topics making waves in the news. From groundbreaking achievements to pressing social justice issues, Bina, Tasha, and Dr. TJ offer unique perspectives, blending humor, wisdom, and critical analysis. Whether you're here for the laughs, the lessons, or the latest news, Episode 56 of the "Anomalous Black Women" podcast promises to kick off the new season with a bang. Tune in, get inspired, and join the conversation as we explore the power of being informed, intentional, and invincible.

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Welcome to the "Anomalous Black Women Podcast," where Ms. Bina and Tasha bring you thought-provoking discussions on a range of topics. In our exciting Season 4 Finale episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of AI (Artificial Intelligence), discussing its recent boom and its impact on our lives. We also dissect the verdict of Johnathan Majors and explore various other controversial subjects that will surely keep you engaged.

Join us for a captivating conversation that blends insightful commentary with a touch of humor and warmth. Whether you're an AI enthusiast, interested in social justice issues, or just love engaging discussions, this episode has something for everyone.

Don't miss out on the Season 4 Finale of the "Anomalous Black Women Podcast." Tune in now and join the conversation! Available for your listening pleasure today.

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Join co-host Natasha Smith on the "Voices Unveiled: Empowered Narratives of Black Women in Rural America" podcast as she engages in a compelling conversation with the accomplished Cherise Jones-Branch, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of History at Arkansas State University. In this enlightening episode, Cherise delves into the pivotal role of Black women in rural America, drawing from her extensive research and publications.

Cherise Jones-Branch, the author of "Crossing the Line: Women's Interracial Activism in South Carolina during and after World War II," and co-editor of "Arkansas Women: Their Lives and Times," shares profound insights into the historical landscape. Tune in to explore her current research project, "Better Living by Their Own Bootstraps": Rural Black Women's Activism in Arkansas, 1913-1965.

Discover the resilience, activism, and stories of Black women who have shaped history in ways often overlooked. "Voices Unveiled: Empowered Narratives of Black Women in Rural America" brings you the narratives that challenge norms and celebrate the extraordinary contributions of Black women. Don't miss this empowering episode that sheds light on the often untold stories of rural Black women's activism.

Subscribe now to stay connected with the diverse voices that redefine history and empower change. Join us on this journey of discovery, understanding, and celebration of Anomalous Black Women.

Join us in a deeply moving and inspiring episode of Anomalous Black Women as we welcome a true warrior, Sheila Johnson. As a USAF Retiree, she has faced an unimaginable battle with metastatic breast cancer for an astounding 13 years. Her unwavering strength and resilience are nothing short of extraordinary.

But Sheila's story doesn't end here; it's taking a remarkable turn. She's about to be featured in the BET movie, "God's Grace: The Sheila Johnson Story," premiering on October 19th. Her journey of survival and advocacy has captivated hearts and minds alike.

In this episode, we delve into Sheila's experiences, her tireless work as an advocate for metastatic breast cancer in the black community, and the profound impact she's making. Her story is not just one of survival; it's a testament to the power of raising awareness, promoting change, and fighting for those who need it most.

Tune in to gain insights, inspiration, and a glimpse into the remarkable journey of Sheila Johnson. Her strength, resilience, and advocacy are nothing short of extraordinary.

Don't miss this powerful episode, and join us in celebrating Sheila's story and her unwavering commitment to change. 🌟 #MetastaticBreastCancer #Advocacy #Inspiration

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Connect with Sheila Johnson: Facebook: Sheila Marie Johnson Twitter: SwaggSheila1 | Instagram: sheila_marie_johnson | Email: asurvivorslens@gmail.com | Linkedin: Sheila Johnson | Website: www.asurvivorslens.com

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In Episode 52 of the "Anomalous Black Women" podcast, join hosts Bina and Tasha for a captivating conversation that spans the spectrum from personal journeys to national policies to the evolving digital landscape.

Segment 1: "Loc Journey Chronicles" Bina and Tasha open up about their transformative loc journeys. They share the significance of embracing their natural hair and the empowering experiences they've had along the way. It's a celebration of self-expression and authenticity.

Segment 2: "Congressional Term Limits: A Necessary Change?" In this segment, the hosts dive into the term limits for Congress members. They discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of limiting the number of terms a representative or senator can serve and explore how this might impact the political landscape.

Segment 3: "Digital Natives vs. Digital Immigrants" Bina and Tasha explore the generational gap in digital literacy and adoption. They delve into the distinctions between digital natives (those who grew up with technology) and digital immigrants (those who adapted to it later in life). The discussion highlights the evolving dynamics of the digital world.

Segment 4: "Rapid Fire Round" In the final segment, Bina and Tasha engage in a rapid-fire round of discussions, sharing their quick takes on various topics, from football to recent memorable moments, providing listeners with a glimpse into their diverse interests and perspectives.

Tune in to Episode 52 of "Anomalous Black Women" for an intimate and enlightening conversation that covers the personal, the political, and the digital. Whether you're on your loc journey, interested in political reform, or navigating the ever-changing digital landscape, this episode offers insights, inspiration, and a sense of community.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with two phenomenal black women as they share their experiences, perspectives, and passions with the world. It's a podcast episode as diverse and dynamic as the hosts.

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In Episode 51 of the "Anomalous Black Women" podcast, join hosts Bina, Tasha, and Dr. TJ for a dynamic and thought-provoking discussion that traverses a range of essential topics.

One of the topics the hosts dive into is the challenging topic of gaslighting. They shed light on the experiences of black women who face gaslighting from white women on social media platforms. The discussion explores strategies for dealing with gaslighting and the importance of amplifying black voices.

This episode is a rollercoaster of insights and emotions, offering listeners a chance to connect with these remarkable black women as they explore issues that resonate with many. Tune in to Episode 51 of "Anomalous Black Women" for a candid and empowering conversation that inspires change and unity.

Join us every 1st & 3rd Monday as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun & learn something new. 

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In this episode, hosts Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Johnson talk to Dr. Maiysha Clairborne, an integrative medicine physician, internationally known speaker, author, and master hypnotherapist. They discuss the power of hypnosis and integrative medicine to heal and empower black women. Dr. Clairborne shares her story of using her style of coaching to overcome trauma and achieve her goals. She also offers practical tips for how other black women can use the same to improve their health and well-being.

This episode is a must-listen for any black woman interested in learning more about how hypnosis and integrative medicine can help her live a healthier and more fulfilling life.

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In Episode 49 of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast, we are thrilled to welcome the insightful Bina Banks to delve into the thought-provoking topic of "Trans Women vs. Biological Women." Join us as Bina engages in a candid and respectful conversation that explores the intersections of gender identity, feminism, and inclusivity. Drawing from her wealth of knowledge and experience, Bina dissects the complexities surrounding these discussions, shedding light on the need for unity and understanding within the broader women's movement..

Tune in to Episode 49 as Bina Banks takes us on a journey of self-discovery, empathy, and resilience, inviting us all to embrace the power of dialogue and education in creating a more inclusive world. This episode promises to be a nuanced and enlightening conversation that you won't want to miss!

Join us every 1st & 3rd Monday as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun & learn something new. 

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In this edition of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Candice Nicole Hargons, a distinguished associate professor of counseling psychology at the University of Kentucky. Dr. Hargons is widely recognized for her expertise in promoting sexual well-being and liberation among Black women. Throughout her career, she has been devoted to empowering Black women to reclaim their sexuality and live life on their own terms.

During this episode, Dr. Hargons delves into the misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding the sexuality of Black women. She emphasizes the significance of sexual well-being and explores how Black women can harness their sexuality as a means of empowerment and liberation. Drawing from her personal experiences as a Black woman and a researcher in sexual health, she provides valuable guidance for Black women seeking to embrace their sexual empowerment.

For any Black woman seeking knowledge on sexual well-being and liberation, this episode is a must-listen. Dr. Hargons' insights are enlightening and inspiring, offering a unique perspective on the intricate connections between race, gender, and sexuality.

Dr. Candice Nicole Hargons is an award-winning associate professor of counseling psychology at the University of Kentucky, where she studies sexual wellness and liberation. She is the host of F*ck the System: A Sexual Liberation Podcast and How to Love a Human, a liberation podcast that asks people with multiple marginalized identities what the world would be like if it loved them. She has published over 50 research articles and has been featured in the Huffington Post, the APA Monitor, Good Housekeeping, Women's Health, Blavity, Cosmopolitan, and the New York Times. You can find her @dr.candicenicole on IG, YouTube, and Facebook. Her debut book, Good Sex, will be published by Row House Publishing in February 2025.

Join us every 1st & 3rd Monday as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun & learn something new. 

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Bina and Dr. Tonya are back with another episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast! This time, they're talking about how to know your target audience. They share some tips on how to identify your target audience, and how to market yourself to them. They also talk about the importance of knowing your target audience in order to be successful in your career.

The discussion of affirmative action is timely and relevant, as there is currently a lot of debate about the policy. Bina and Dr. Tonya share their own perspectives on affirmative action and how it has impacted their lives. They also discuss the potential impact of the repeal of affirmative action on black women.

This episode is essential listening for any black woman who is interested in learning more about how to reach her target audience, the importance of affirmative action, and the challenges that black women face in the workplace.

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Join us every 1st & 3rd Monday as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun & learn something new. 

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Joy Springfield is the Director of Pro Bono Services for Kansas Legal Services, where she works to ensure that all people, regardless of their income or background, have access to legal representation. In this episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast, Joy talks about her work as a pro bono lawyer, the challenges that Kansans face in the legal system, & how she is working to make a difference in their lives.

This episode is packed with valuable information for Anomalous Black Women who are seeking legal assistance. Joy shares her insights on how to find a pro bono lawyer, how to navigate the legal system, & how to advocate for yourself. She also talks about the importance of pro bono work & how it can make a real difference in the lives of people who need it most.

If you are an anomalous black woman who is facing a legal challenge, or if you are interested in learning more about pro bono work, this episode is for you. Tune in to hear Joy Springfield's inspiring story & learn how you can get involved in making a difference.

In this episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast, Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Tonya discuss a variety of topics that are important to black women, including ungrateful adult children, body shaming hypocrisy, Blue Ivy dancing criticisms, and family secrets.

• Ungracious adult children: Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Tonya discuss the challenges of raising adult children who are ungrateful and unappreciative. They share their own experiences and offer advice on how to deal with this difficult situation.
• Body shaming hypocrisy: The hosts also discuss the hypocrisy of body shaming, especially when it comes to black women. They talk about how black women are often criticized for their bodies, even when they are in perfect health.
• Blue Ivy dancing criticisms: The hosts also weigh in on the recent criticisms of Blue Ivy's dancing. They discuss how it is unfair to criticize a child for her dancing, and they point out that Blue Ivy is a talented dancer.
• Family secrets: Finally, the hosts talk about the importance of family secrets. They share their own experiences with family secrets, and they offer advice on how to deal with them.

This episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast is a must-listen for any black woman who is looking for support and advice on a variety of issues. Tune in to hear Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Tonya share their thoughts on ungrateful adult children, body shaming hypocrisy, Blue Ivy dancing criticisms, and family secrets.

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Join us every 1st & 3rd Monday as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun and learn something new. 

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In this episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast, we speak with Arilia Winn, the founder and CEO of Winn Publications. Arilia is a successful entrepreneur who has built a thriving business from the ground up. She is also a passionate advocate for black women in business, and she shares her insights on how to overcome challenges and achieve success.

In our conversation, Arilia discusses the importance of mentorship, the power of networking, and the need for black women to support each other. She also shares her own personal journey to success, and she offers advice to aspiring authors.

This is an inspiring and informative episode that is sure to motivate and empower black women everywhere.

Here are some additional details about the episode:

• Guest: Arilia Winn, founder and CEO of Winn Publications
• Topics: The power of black women in business, mentorship, networking, overcoming challenges, achieving success
• Audience: Black women authors and aspiring authors
• Takeaways:

I hope you enjoy this episode!

Black Girlhood: Beyond the Stereotypes

In this podcast, we explore the experiences of black girls growing up in America. We talk about the challenges they face, the stereotypes they face, and the resilience they show. We also talk about the joy and beauty of black girlhood.

The Adultification of Black Girls

Black girls are often seen as adults at a young age. They are sexualized, stereotyped, and criminalized. This podcast explores the adultification of black girls and the impact it has on their lives.

Black Girls Are Not Adults

Black girls are children. They deserve to be treated as such. This podcast is a call to action to adults to see black girls for who they are: children who deserve to be loved, protected, and supported.

The Girl Code: Raising Black Girls in a World That Treats Them Like Adults

This podcast is for parents, educators, and anyone who cares about the well-being of black girls. We talk about the challenges of raising black girls in a world that often treats them like adults. We also talk about the strategies that can help us raise healthy, happy, and successful black girls.

Black Girl Magic: Celebrating the Resilience of Black Girls

Black girls are resilient. They face challenges that most people can't imagine, but they still find a way to thrive. This podcast celebrates the resilience of black girls and the joy they bring to the world.

Join us every 1st & 3rd Monday as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun and learn something new. 

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The Anomalous Black Women Podcast

Episode 42: Brown Skin ✊🏾

In this podcast, your co-hosts Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Tonya talk about all things brown skin girls from words actually hurting to Shanquella Robinson (follow-up). Each episode delves into unique experiences and perspectives uncovering the stories behind their work and the inspiration that fuels their creativity. With a mix of engaging conversations and inspiring insights, The Anomalous Black Women Podcast is the perfect podcast for anyone looking to tap into their own Anomalous Black Woman potential.

Join us every 1st & 3rd Monday as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun and learn something new. 

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Join us as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun and learn something new. 

This episode discusses Jonathan Majors assault scandal, Grandparent Caregiving, and the Harmful Strong Black Woman Trope. It's a great conversation!

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Join us as we dive into our everyday lives, examining the experiences that make us who we are. We’re not here to be politically correct and we’re not here to agree with each other. Instead, we’re here to have fun and learn something new.

This episode discusses HIV, homosexuality, toxic positivity, and why women have to break through the glass ceiling. It's a great conversation!

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Black women are Anomalous. Black Women are about lifting each other to be our best selves. We do this by celebrating, supporting, and showcasing their achievements to the world in a unique fun way that's both educational and entertaining.

Up Next: Nicole Jernigan aka Nikki J.: The Loc Whisperer (I made that up myself.) Nikki J. is a Loc Care Specialist. Her teaching style is Educating Loc Stylists the Healthy Way! She recently opened her own Salon Loc Lab on August 14th! Learn more about why I call her the Loc Whisperer when you dive into this episode. 

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Hey, Anomalies!

If you're new to our channel, this Season has a theme and it is courage. In this episode, we delve into everyday courage. Whether you know it or not, you exhibit courage every day in small ways. It's just an open, candid conversation with your best(est) Girlfriends, Bina & Tasha!

👋Anomalous Black Women Podcast is a bi-monthly podcast celebrating Black women, FOR black women 🍫🍫💕💕

Hey Anomalies!!! We're Back! Did you Miss us?!?! 

Dive into our Season 3 Opener with your best(est) Girlfriends, Bina & Tasha!

🔥A podcast with a 'flair for the fantastic.' We're talking about the issues that black women don't talk about but need to. So, here we are…

🍿Tune into the Anomalous Black Women Podcast every 1st and 3rd Monday to learn something...anything. Trust me.

Our theme for Season 3 is COURAGE!! We talk about what that entails and deets on a Give-away! 

Heeeeyyyyyy Anomalies?!

Your Best(est) girlfriends are back with another episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast.

In this episode Bina & Tasha Cover:

• What is a mentor?
• What is a Coach?
• When to use a mentor?
• When to use a coach?
• Ways to talk to a colleague about pursuing professional development opportunities. 

How to get started with a Coach or Mentor:

• Remember the stage you're at with your career and goals.
• Identify your needs.
• Heed the advice of your elders.

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

We hope you enjoy!  It's just a conversation with your best(est) girlfriends!

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What's Poppin' Anomalies!!

Today, your best(est) girlfriends, Bina & Tasha, are discussing is monogamy or non-monogamy natural. If you're new here, welcome! We speak realness. Be prepared because we get deep! You will learn something new today! Dive in and don't forget to leave us a comment!

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

You don't want to miss this episode!

We hope you enjoy!

It's just a conversation with your best(est) girlfriends!

Coach Bina: www.binaayesha.com | IG/Twitter/Clubhouse/TicTok: @iamcoachbina

Professor Poised (Tasha): www.poisedaffairsevents.com | IG: @professor_poised

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What's Poppin' Anomalies!!

Today, your best(est) girlfriends, Bina & Tasha, are discussing why do people stay in relationships that no longer serve them. If you're new here, welcome! We speak realness. Be prepared because we get deep! You will learn something new today! Dive in and don't forget to leave us a comment!

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

You don't want to miss this episode!

We hope you enjoy!

It's just a conversation with your best(est) girlfriends!

Coach Bina: www.binaayesha.com | IG/Twitter/Clubhouse/TicTok: @iamcoachbina

Professor Poised (Tasha): www.poisedaffairsevents.com | IG: @professor_poised

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What's Poppin' Anomalies!!

We're back with Season 2! Today, your best(est) girlfriends, Bina & Tasha, are discussing why do people think it's okay to justify objectifying women. If you're new here, welcome! We speak realness. Be prepared because we get deep! You will learn something new today! Dive in and don't forget to leave us a comment! 

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

You don't want to miss this episode!

We hope you enjoy!

It's just a conversation with your best(est) girlfriends!

Coach Bina: www.binaayesha.com | IG/Twitter/Clubhouse/TicTok: @iamcoachbina

Professor Poised (Tasha): www.poisedaffairsevents.com | IG: professor_poised

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What's Poppin' Anomalies!!

It's the last episode of 2020 and the end of Season 1! Today, your best(est) girlfriends, Bina & Tasha, are discussing coping with Chronic Illnesses. Do you have a chronic illness? Do you know someone with a chronic illness? If not, you will learn something new today! Dive in and don't forget to leave us a comment! We hope you have a Happy New Year Anomalies! 

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

You don't want to miss this episode!

We hope you enjoy!

It's just a conversation with your best(est) girlfriends!

Coach Bina: www.binaayesha.com | IG/Twitter/Clubhouse/TicToc: @iamcoachbina

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What's Poppin' Anomalies?!

It's your best(est) girlfriends, Bina & Tasha, back for another episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast!

We are back y'all with Episode 11. Yup, it's been a whole month and we're bringing you something to get you ready for the New Year.  What are your goals? Do you know what it takes to be successful to achieve your goals?

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

You don't want to miss this episode!

We hope you enjoy!

It's just a conversation with your best(est) homegirls!

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Email: reach@anomalousblackwomen.com if you would like to be a guest.

What's Poppin' Anomalies?!

It's your best(est) girlfriends, Bina & Tasha, back for another episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast!

On this episode you'll be hanging out with us as we discuss What goes into your decision making process. Do you make decisions based on your hopes or fears? Do you take longer to decide big decisions or small ones? A lot of nuggets will be dropped that will have you thinking about the way you have made decisions in the past and the way you will make them moving forward.

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

You don't want to miss this episode!

We hope you enjoy!

It's just a conversation with your best(est) homegirls!

Don't forget to subscribe!

Let's Get Social!

Email: reach@anomalousblackwomen.com

What's Poppin' Anomalies?!

It's your best(est) girlfriends, Bina & Tasha, back for another episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast!

On this episode you'll be hanging out with us as we discuss the essence of a woman. What's your idea of the essence of a woman? What goes into the development of essence? A lot of nuggets will be dropped that will have you thinking about your own definition of womanly essence.

Join us as we chat it up! We'll tell you what we think. Please leave comments!

You don't want to miss this episode!

We hope you enjoy!

It's just a conversation with your best(est) homegirls!

Don't forget to subscribe!

Let's Get Social!

Email: reach@anomalousblackwomen.com