This week Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about communication.

Communication is important in relationships, but not just any communication. Because even something as simple as communication can break down if it's effectively or if it's done with ulterior motives. Listen as our hosts dive into the different types of communication and how each can affect your relationships. 

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This week Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about what really means to defund the police.

It's clear that our country has a very real problem. Too many people have died at the hands of police officers for various reasons, and none of those lives should ever have been lost. We need change. Real change. And defunding the police may very well be the first step toward positive change. 

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This week Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about intimacy in relationships.

What does "intimacy" mean to you? Is it purely physical? Or is intimacy represented by other moments and interactions, like long, late-night conversation? Knowing how you and your partner view define intimacy (and whether you're both on the same page) can be a defining feature of your relationships.

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This week Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about experiencing loss.

If you've ever lost someone close to you, especially someone you loved, you know that it can be very difficult to move past that experience. And in these times of social distancing and unrest, it can accentuate your emotions as you process what's happening. Knowing how to move forward is the first step to accepting your loss and living a life that isn't held back my your past.

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This week Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about anxiety.

COVID-19 has made the past couple of months much more stressful than normal, and the truth is that you may not even know that you're more anxious than normal! In this episode, our hosts talk about some signs that you might be silently dealing with anxiety, what you can do to help combat your anxiety, and why there's no shame in talking about your anxiety!

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This week Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about polyamorous (poly) relationships. What does "poly" really mean? Would you ever consider being in a poly relationship? What would you do if your partner told you they wanted to be in a poly relationship?! Nicki and her co-hosts talk about all this and more! 

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Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz meet up for an all-in-studio recording of the Grown N Sexy One Year Anniversary Episode! They recap Season 1's most popular episodes and discuss some of their favorite moments!

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Nicki Divine, Simon Stone, and PoeticMindz talk about PTSD, their first- and second-hand experiences with it, and how they've dealt with PTSD in relationships. PTSD is not just something that veterans experience: it can happen to anyone.

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Editing and Mixing by Carl Houde.
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Author Simon Stone joins PoeticMindz and me, Nicki Divine, to answer questions about what colorism. They discuss what mindsets foster colorism and how it affects people of all backgrounds in modern society.

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Massage therapist Consuela Whitfield, IT professor Constance Blanson, and Chief Judge Phinia Aten joins PoeticMindz and me, Nicki Divine, to answer questions about what women really want. Do women want a man who engages in conversation? What about a man who leads? And does size really matter? We're getting into it, y'all!

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Special thanks to Jay String for producing the music for this podcast.