Mango Butter is a raw, intimate conversation on Black, Queer, and Divine exploring the evolving journey of gender expression, fluid identity, and self-representation. Hosted by Lee, this episode brings together a heartfelt roundtable of Black queer voices as they reflect on how upbringing, culture, relationships, geography, and safety have shaped the way they show up in the world.

From childhood memories of clothing and hair to navigating masculinity, femininity, and androgyny, the conversation unpacks the tension between visibility and safety, desire and rejection, authenticity and expectation. The guests share personal stories of being policed, fetishized, affirmed, and ultimately learning to reclaim their right to exist in full complexity.

At its core, Mango Butter is about liberation through self-definition, what it means to stop choosing between versions of yourself and instead embrace all of who you are. It’s a celebration of fluidity, community, and the moments where we are finally seen without having to shrink or translate ourselves.

A tender, funny, and deeply honest dialogue, this episode asks:

What would it look like to be fully witnessed, without having to explain who you are?

What happens when you stop holding it all in, and actually let your people in?

In this episode of Black, Queer and Divine, the crew gets real about communication, emotional "range," and what it truly takes to build deep, aligned relationships. What starts as one person sharing something they are navigating quickly unfolds into a powerful conversation about emotional intelligence, compatibility, and the courage to be seen.

Together, we explore:

• What it means to have "range" (aka emotional flexibility and spaciousness)
• Why some relationships feel limiting, and others feel expansive
• How childhood, culture, and lived experience shape the way we connect
• The link between range, intimacy, and personal growth
• Letting go of outcomes and embracing vulnerability in community

This episode is a reminder that growth also happens in community. When you let the group know, you create space for healing, clarity, and deeper connection.

# Pull up, get honest, and let your people meet you where you

really are!

What happens when you stop holding it all in, and actually let your people in?

In this episode of Black, Queer and Divine, the crew gets real about communication, emotional “range,” and what it truly takes to build deep, aligned relationships. What starts as one person sharing something they are navigating quickly unfolds into a powerful conversation about emotional intelligence, compatibility, and the courage to be seen.

Together, we explore:

• What it means to have “range” (aka emotional flexibility and spaciousness)
• Why some relationships feel limiting, and others feel expansive
• How childhood, culture, and lived experience shape the way we connect
• The link between range, intimacy, and personal growth
• Letting go of outcomes and embracing vulnerability in community

This episode is a reminder that growth doesn’t happen in isolation. When you let the group know, you create space for healing, clarity, and deeper connection.

✨ Pull up, get honest, and let your people meet you where you really are.

The Creative Life Path & Living It Well

What does it really mean to choose a creative life, and how do you live it well?

In this episode of Black, Queer & Divine, we explore the inner world of creative people and the courage it takes to build a life around who you truly are. As Black queer creatives navigating our own paths in wellness, design, and storytelling, we reflect on what we’ve learned so far about creativity, identity, and living with intention.

Through honest conversation, we break down the three pillars of the creative life, self-knowledge, alignment, and devotion and what it looks like to apply them in real life.

This episode is for anyone who feels called to live differently, create freely, and build a life that actually fits for them.

In this episode I share my understanding of the power of "CHANGE" and it's potential!

EPISODE #2: "THE POWER OF CHANGE"

TOPIC: Developing a healthy relationship to change can save us so much time and energy invested in situations, relationships, work dynamics, policies, systems or circumstances that isn’t working for us or the people involved. Developing a healthy relationship with change can also help us with healing our trauma. We can start believing that healing is actually possible.

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Disclaimer: Each and everyone on this recording is a human being which means that whatever is said by anyone on this platform is speaking from their own personal experience. Take what you need and leave the rest.

In this episode I share a little bit about my story and the depth of what I have had to transmute to bring awareness to what is possible! I also talk about what types of content to expect on this podcast.

EPISODE 1: INTRODUCTION TO SOUL ALCHEMY The podcast 

EPISODE NAME: "OUT OF THE FEAR CLOSET"

TOPIC: "The first step to freedom is exposure. Exposure of the truth. Truth is the antidote to fear. Without it, fear is in power."

Regardless of our life experience, fear or Love can be at the center of it all. We get to choose. We can either choose to operate and express who we are through fear or we can choose to express who we are through the energy of Love. We get to choose.

#soulalchemy #outofthefearcloset #transformation #ease #love #selflove 

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In this episode Chaunte Wayans joins The What is Love Podcast krew to discuss what Love is!   

Topics:  

1-What is Love? 

2-What are your needs and how do you communicate them to your partner?  

3-Do you argue with your shirt off?   

As serious as Love is, it is also REALLY REALLY HILARIOUS!   

Regardless of our life experience, Love is at the center of it all.  There are many ways Love is experienced and expressed.  

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Featured Guest: Chaunte Wayans IG: @Cwayans   

Featured Artist: Stats The Boss

Song: Keys & Can't Stand

IG: @Stastheboss

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@uzoomenihu- 

Host @Likwuid - co-host 

@thelestalkradio - co-host     

Disclaimer: Each and everyone on this recording is a human being which means that whatever is said by anyone on this platform is speaking from their own personal experience. Take what you need and leave the rest.

In this episode 3 Queer Black womxn talk about Open relationships and polyamory.  

Questions:

 What is Love? 

To be in an open relationship or not to be in one? 

Boundaries, are they important? 

Polyamory, what is the difference?  

Featured Artist: Baron Artist.

 @IG: @thebaronwright  

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@uzoomenihu- Host

 @Likwuid - co-host 

@thelestalkradio - co-host   

Disclaimer: Each and everyone on this recording is a human being which means that whatever is said by anyone on this platform is speaking from their own personal experience. Take what you need and leave the rest.

In this episode 3 Queer Black women host a podcast about relationships. Relationships with our intimate partners and the relationship we have with ourselves.  

Questions: 

1- What is Love? 

2- To be in a relationship or not to be in one? 

3- Are you comfortable falling in love?  

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IG: @officialwhatislovepodcast 

IG: @Uzoomenihu 

IG: @chelleychellesig @lestalkradio 

IG: @LIKWUID 

Featured Artist: Natalia Malone  

Disclaimer: Each and everyone on this recording is a humxn being which means that whatever is said by anyone on this platform is speaking from their own personal experience. Take what you need and leave the rest.