Candice Talks About Everything

Candice Talks About Everything

By Candice BeeSociety & Culture
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Candice Talks About Everything episodes

  • How to Lose a Guy, a Play, and an Empire Without Saying a Word

    What happens when you walk away without a word? This episode dives deep into how silence and unspoken assumptions actively shape endings in our lives, from a quiet situationship to major cultural and historical events.

    We explore how pride, avoidance, and a lack of clear communication influence outcomes far beyond dating. You’ll hear how this pattern repeats across empires (Cleopatra and Mark Antony), creative partnerships (Hurston and Hughes), and political movements (Malcolm X and MLK Jr.).

    The main takeaway: Silence may feel like protection, but it always leaves gaps for guesswork, distance, and misunderstanding. Speaking up allows for closure, even without agreement.

    32 min
  • The Real Reason Your Auntie Thinks Beyoncé is a "Horror"

    Did Beyoncé borrow your good wig and not bring it back? Did she steal your parking spot? Or is it something far deeper?

    It’s easy to love Beyoncé until she reminds you of everything you never got to be. This episode asks what really sits behind the judgment, the side-eye, and the “she thinks she’s all that” energy.

    Referenced in this episode:Tia DeNora • Melissa Harris-Perry • bell hooks • Candice Marie Benbow

    Candice Talks About Everything is a story-driven podcast that lets curiosity spiral into culture, memory, and meaning. Follow @itscandicebee and subscribe wherever you listen.

    22 min
  • When Work Stops Working: Eat, Pray, Leave | The Case for Micro-Retirements

    What if the problem isn’t your job, but who you’ve become because of it?

    In this episode, Candice unpacks the burnout that pushed her to walk away and the rise of micro-retirements, intentional breaks that challenge the idea of grinding for 40 years before you get to live.

    Featuring stories from six women who left “dream jobs” at places like Instagram and the NBA, this episode explores what it means to rest, rebuild identity, and design a life that actually works.

    Follow Candice: @itscandicebee

    This episode wouldn’t be what it is without the honest, heartfelt stories shared by these incredible guests:

    • Arlesha

      Former sports communications executive turned podcaster redefining identity beyond job titles
      Website: heyitsarlesha.com

    • Fana
      Former Instagram strategist who learned to trust her body over burnout
      Business: @here2help
      Personal: @itsfanay

    • Ada Recinos
      Equity Consultant, Advocate, and Creator of Sabbatical Sisters
      Instagram: @ada.recinos
      Twitter: @adarecinos
      Website: ada-recinos.com
      Substack: Sabbatical Sisters

    • Joana Ortiz
      Consultant, Writer, and Creative
      Instagram: @joanaortiz
      Business Account: @jo_strategies
      LinkedIn: Joana Ortiz

    • Danetha Doe
      Founder of Money & Mimosas, Investor, and Sabbatical Advocate
      Website: danethadoe.com
      Money & Mimosas: Money & Mimosas

    • Danica
      Founder of Liberty Leave helping people take intentional career breaks

      Website: Liberty Leave

    35 min
  • Do Octopuses Dream? And Other Unnecessary Questions

    Welcome to Candice Talks About Everything, the podcast for anyone who has fallen down a Google rabbit hole and come out questioning their entire life. In this intro episode I share what keeps me up at night, from octopuses and 401ks to why my auntie hates Beyoncé. I am not here to fix the world. I am here to overthink it so you don’t have to, or so we can do it together.

    1 min
  • I Just Want To Complain

    Today I complain about all the things going wrong in my life and I talk about a variety of things from Tracee Ellis Ross's haircare line to why we should let people enjoy things and how annoying it is to grow a business when your budget is... a shoestring. You can find me all over social @itscandicebee.


    32 min

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