She Thinks, She Knows

In this episode, we catch up with our friend, Nioka Thomas, to discuss life in the media industry as a college student. Nioka gives us her insights on how she's been managing life as a student and free agent, what she has learned since being active in the media field, and what tips she would give to young adults pursuing a similar career. Tune in and learn some of the ins and outs of the entertainment industry and see where Nioka will go next!

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Continuing our music series- Sounds of an Era- we share our views on music from the 90s into the early 2000s. In this episode, we discuss the impact of collab culture in the music industry, how the 90s reflected a love for experimentation, and what has changed since then. From Maxwell to Mary J. Blidge, we express how the evolution of music in this era has shaped our views on music today.

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Briyanna invites her sister Jewlette to participate in this conversation about family matters. Enjoy getting to know us more in this episode, as we discuss our family dynamics and experiences with our siblings. 

With mental health being a stifling issue in the black community, we decided to speak with two amazing BLACK psychotherapists. Gary Porter and David Lewis, founders of the African Diaspora Mental Health Association, address the history of mental health in the black community, as well as introduce us to concepts such as Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS) and more. 

*This episode contains sensitive content that may be triggering. 

One thing we must never forget is to give gratitude. In this episode, we reflect on our ability to give and receive gratitude; as well as explore the different roadblocks we face on this journey.

Do you have a habit of not keeping up with your habits? In this episode, we discuss the 30-day rule, the importance of habits, and how we support each other in building new ones. 

As the year comes to a close, we thought it would be fit to talk about what we learned, let go of, and made room for. Join us as we breakdown what 2019 has taught us.

In this episode, special guest and natural hair enthusiast Lora D joins us as we get into hair typing, stereotypes and natural hair struggles on campus. Tune in as Lora takes us through her natural hair journey and more!

Why is it hard to have real conversations with people? In this episode, we have a conversation about the difference between dialogue, discussion, and debate and explore some of the reasons why these ways of communication effect our relationships. Tune in to hear what we think about dialogue and how we struggle with these concepts in our everyday lives.

If you ever caught yourself wondering why college life isn't as "social" as you thought, maybe you can find your answer here. In this episode, we talk about some ways you can give your social life a "glow up". Tune in as we discuss why people aren't so confident on a big college campus and how you can change that.

Lets talk about parenting! In this episode, we sit down with Mr. Kevin Green- CEO of non-profit organization, Seeds of Father- and discuss our upbringings, our opinions on disciplining children, parent-child relationships, and the affect social media has on our generation as well as those that follow behind us. Tune in and here what some of our supporters thought about these subjects as well.

As the summer comes to a close, we discuss back to school tips, navigating a PWI as a minority and our school year goals. Tune in and hear about some of our first year mishaps and what we've learned from them.

What is health to you? In this episode, we explore different aspects of health and how important both physical and mental health are to everyone. Listen in and hear what our health goals are and what things we struggle with that aren't "healthy".

In this episode, we talk about our views on relationships. Listen in to see what we expected our college love life to be like, what our "type" is, what we consider the talking stage to be and more!

In this episode, we discuss the many struggles black woman face.  As we explore these topics and expand on our thinking, we speak on how closely related these struggles are to our personal lives.

In this episode, Briyanna, Mahoro and Damahya introduce themselves and tell the story of how they met, why they decided to podcast,  what the name means as well as their expectations vs. realities of college!