Sorry Not Sorry
By Jionne McMichael
Sorry Not SorryJan 04, 2023
Leaping into Self Discovery with a Gap Year
Just what is a gap year?
Traditionally a gap year has been defined as the year you take off before starting college. What was once deemed frivolous activity; many are realizing the importance of creating intentional time to explore the world around them, and to discover what’s really important to them.
During this episode of Sorry Not Sorry, cohost Jenni Lewis-Ford will interview four artists who took a leap of faith and participated in a one-of-a-kind gap year program in NYC. Far from a time for inaction, a gap year is a time to define the road for yourself! We will hear their stories, what they have learned about themselves during this program, and how this experience will shape their future.
S2Ep8: Dear White People...
S2Ep7: LEADing w/ Jeremiah Brown
JiJi talks with The L.E.A.D Athletics CEO & Founder as well as Educator and Mentor Jeremiah Brown about his experience playing with the NFL and the inspiration behind creating his company. He also shares how he won a $30K grant in the New York Nicks and Squarespace annual 'Make It Awards' and some tips on how he stays active during the quarantine. Grab your pen and paper, put down the kool-aid and get ready to be INSPIRED!
S2Ep6: Finding Resilience Through Gratitude
In times of challenge and turmoil, finding ways to be grateful is not always easy. Author, Speaker, and Life Coach Katie McKenna shares her insights on how to build resilience through gratitude especially when the world as you know it has changed drastically, a subject Katie knows oh so well. In a blink of an eye, Katie McKenna‘s life was forever changed when she was run over by an 18-wheeler. After extensive surgery, she woke up to find herself in a new life that would never be the same. Put down the Kool-Aid and come sip this tea to find how, together, we can navigate this global crisis with grit, gratitude, and a pinch of tequila.
More about Katie:
Katie McKenna is a professional speaker, life coach, and bestselling author, of “How to Get Run Over by a Truck”. http://katiecmckenna.com/
S2Ep5: The Burnout Podcast
S2Ep4: Network Like A Bo$$
S2Ep3: Solving Single
S2Ep2: Reality Check
S2Ep1: The Hu$tle
SEASON 1 FINALE: AFTER DARK EDITION
WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS SUPER EXPLICIT!
It's the Sorry Not Sorry season finale and we are ending with a BANG (literally) with this After Dark episode discussing all things pillowtalk! The Willa Wednesday crew joins us as we delve into how men and women approach sex, what we wish the opposite gender knew about sex, a crazy round of Kiss and Tell where everyone shares their first or worst time AND (brace yourself) what good pussy tastes like. Of course, put down the Kool-aid and come sip this tea - it's pipping hot (and NOT safe for work).
S1Ep9: Dream Dedicated
S1Ep8: Dating Sucks!
Hosts JiJi and Jenni discuss dating trends, Nicole Murphy and the side chick epidemic and the time JiJi was cat-fished. Put down the Kool-aid and sip this tea but in our case......WINE!
S1Ep7: HBCUs VS PWIs
Host JiJi moderates a round table discussion about the cultural differences between HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges/Universities) and PWIs (Predominately White Institutions). Tune in and join the conversation!
S1Ep6: Black Women Are NOT Superheroes
S1Ep5: The Black/Gay Experience
Host JiJi and her two guests; Author and Diversity & Inclusion Advocate Jenni Lewis Ford and Musician Harvey Champagne explore some of the topics at the intersection of being both black and gay, the addition of a LGBTQ history curriculum in schools, representation on TV and pop culture, as well as how to be a true Ally for the LGBTQ Community.
S1Ep4: The Downsides of Social Media
S1Ep3: Black Owned Businesses
Host JiJi talks about the importance of supporting black owned businesses, stereotypes of black owned businesses, obtaining paperwork and your EIN, and the rise and fall of Black Wall Street.
S1Ep2: F*ck Da Police
Host JiJi talks about police brutality, Black Lives Matter, the history of policing and drops some gems on an organization in Brooklyn dedicated to gentrification and police misconduct.
S1Ep1: What About Your Friends
Because in 2019 we still, STILL, don't know how to be a good friend. -_- Host JiJi and her three friends discuss the styles of friendships, friends with benefits, #vitamin p, R. Kelly, and some interesting black facts. Enjoy!