B-Easy Podcast

Misery Loves Company

We have to be aware of what misery is and what miserable folks do. Typically they feel angry, resentful, or jealous, and often engage in negative behaviors.

"The best company for a miserable person is a happy person." -Kisha

Traits of a miserable person:

•Blaming Others/ Victimizing- avoid taking responsibility for their actions and choices

•Negativity/ Negative Criticism- anger and negativity, frequently expressing resentment and jealousy towards others.

•Jealousy and Envy-comparing themselves negatively to others.

  _ Envy focuses on a desire for something

  _ Jealousy centers on the threat of losing something

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In this episode, we dive into four essential practices for cultivating peace, clarity, and emotional freedom in everyday life.

✨ What We Talk About:

• ​ Accept What You Can’t Control: Life, people, circumstances—some things are out of our hands. Learn how to release the need for control and find freedom in acceptance.
• ​ Practice Mindfulness: In a world full of distractions, staying present is powerful. We explore how to bring more awareness and intention to each moment.
• ​ Make Time for Yourself: Stop putting everyone else first. We break down the importance of self-care and what it really means to recharge.
• ​ Practice Forgiveness: Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting. It means freeing yourself. We get real about what it takes to let go of anger and resentment.

This conversation is for anyone ready to grow, heal, and take better care of their inner world.

🧘🏽‍♀️ Take a breath, press play, and let’s talk.

Thank you for listening!!!

Movie Review – Sinners

Episode Description:

In our very first movie review episode, we dive into the impactful film Sinners, featuring a powerhouse cast including Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld, Wunmi Mosaku, Miles Canton, Jayme Lawson, Omar Miller, and the legendary Delroy Lindo.

Joining me today are two very special guests: Mia Tobar (my daughter) and Karmina Israel (my little sister). Together, we unpack the major themes of the film—African American history, spirituality, and identity—through heartfelt discussion and personal insight.

We explore the scenes that moved us, reflect on what they meant in the context of our own experiences, and share why stories like Sinners are essential in shaping cultural awareness and spiritual connection.

Guests:

• Mia Tobar – Student, thinker, model, and my amazing daughter

• Karmina Israel – Proudly my little sister, with a deep love for heritage and storytelling

In This Episode, We Discuss:

• The significance of Sinners in today’s cultural climate

• How African American history is represented through the characters and plot

• Spiritual symbolism and its relevance to the Black experience

• Key moments in the film that stood out and why

• Our personal takeaways and reflections

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Recorded March 15,2025

Kisha hosts Tiffany Upshaw, Charita Murphy , Jaleesa The Elephant, and Sandra Wilson

These discussions underscore the importance of therapy, balanced roles within the home, and navigating the dating world with self-awareness and support. They also discuss how Black women can foster resilience and well-being in their personal lives.

Episode Summary:

In this candid and thoughtful conversation, Da Gooch, D. Brewer, Tee Shaw and myself sit down to reflect on the impact of drug use within their communities. The discussion touches on the evolving nature of street drugs, particularly the alarming trend of dealers lacing substances with dangerous chemicals, increasing the risks for unsuspecting users.

They also share personal stories of when they first started smoking weed, unpacking the cultural and social dynamics surrounding that experience. As fathers, the conversation shifts to how they handle the topic with their children—whether their kids know they’ve smoked, and how prepared they feel for the inevitable moment when their children may express curiosity or desire to try marijuana themselves.

This episode blends raw honesty, humor, and concern, offering a powerful glimpse into generational cycles, parental responsibility, and the realities of drug culture in the Black community today.

Welcome to the second installment of “Kisha’s Korner”

“What the hell are you waiting for?”:

Four major barriers that prevent you from reaching your goals:

1. Lack of belief of yourself

2. You distracted/Procrastination

3. Fear of failure

4. Lack of resources/ or drive to get resources

Four personal ways to pursue your goals:

1. Mind yo business

2. Shut up!! You Talk to much

3. Set Realistic goals

4. Get yo ass up and GO!

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Join us in the first installment of “Kisha’s Korner” send us questions comments or just pull up!!! Love and like and share!!!

Today we are joined by our good folks The Fake Ass Book Club in studio discussing our first time meeting eachother and the impact of that first conversation they had on us. Leo we discuss further episodes of “Kisha’s Korner” along with the world of podcasting and great advice on starting a show with substance please don’t forget to comment or hit us up on all socials. SHARE SHARE SHARE!!!!

In this episode we get an update on “Kisha’s Corner” and talk about relationships between friends and partners. Thank you for listening!! We have MERCH!!! Hit us up and we got you!

Join us as we just have normal regular best friend talk!! Thank you for listening!!! Merch is now for sale!!