In this unapologetic Sagittarius Full Moon episode, Stacey gets real about what it means to stop centering men in our lives—not just romantically, but energetically, mentally, and emotionally. We are way past just “decentering men.” It’s time to reclaim our focus, our feminine intuition, and our responsibility to ourselves and our children.

With the fire of her Sag stellium blazing during this full moon, Stacey dives into what this cosmic release actually calls for: letting go of the illusion that men’s validation, presence, or absence defines our worth.

She speaks directly to the women about the changes that need to be made, and the seriousness of the work that needs to be done YESTERDAY.

This episode is part rant, part revelation, and fully aligned with what the cosmos are trying to tell you: It’s time to be the center of your own damn orbit.

In this episode, we’re unpacking the viral Miss Shirley on TikTok — the adorable little Black girl whose “meet and greets” had grown men driving across town just to see her. While the internet laughed, many of us felt uneasy. Let’s talk about it. From laughs to concern, we dive deep into:

- The thin line between visibility and exploitation

- The role of Black mothers in protecting their children online and offline

- How social media is desensitizing us to red flags

- Why we must reclaim the sacredness of childhood in the Black community

As a Black mother, this episode comes from a place of love, urgency, and truth. Our children deserve safety — not viral fame at any cost.

🎧 Tune in for an honest, raw conversation on boundaries, intuition, and what it means to protect Black childhood in a world that too often refuses to. Let’s shift the culture — not just the algorithm.

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After giving birth, so many women are left isolated, overwhelmed, and expected to "bounce back" almost immediately — especially in Western culture. In this episode of After Birth, I share my personal experience of postpartum loneliness and reveal how different cultures around the world take care of their new mothers with respect, rest, and deep community support. Why is postpartum care in America so broken? What does true healing and support after birth actually look like? We’ll explore practices like La Cuarentena in Latin America, Zuo Yuezi in China, Omugwo in Nigeria, and more—showing how ancient traditions prioritize a mother's healing, unlike the rushed culture many of us face today. ✨ If you’ve ever felt abandoned after birth, this episode is for you. Let’s reclaim the village. ➡️ Subscribe for more real conversations on motherhood, healing, and building true community. ➡️ Share your postpartum experience in the comments – you’re not alone. Resources Mentioned: Postpartum Traditions Around the World The Loneliness of Modern Motherhood Why Moms are Turning to Postnatal Retreats 🎙️ Listen to the full After Birth Podcast on Spotify, Apple, and YouTube. #postpartum #newmom #motherhood #afterbirth #postpartumdepression #newmothersupport #healingafterbirth #momlife #postpartumcare #motherhoodjourney

This episode was a return from a sick hiatus. Its hard as a single mother building a brand but the show must go on right?

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In today’s episode, we’re talking about what it means to build SAFE community. I talked about how community for women and mothers is important, the SAFE acronym, and the launch of the community I'm building to help support other women in need.

On this episode of God's Deauxmane, we discuss how women tend to point the finger and shame other women yet they have been in similar situations. Internalized misogyny has women at each others necks when we have all been victims. We don't have to stay in the victim mindset though. In order to evolve we must heal, and to do that we must release shame.

Women are full of shame that they refuse to heal. They don't heal and create these toxic relationships with other toxic people. We wont be able to progress if we cant heal enough to trust each other,. and know that we aren't alone.

I know I'm not alone when I say I have repeated some toxic friendship cycles. But how do we heal from past betrayals and open ourselves up to real sisterhood? In this special Galentine’s Day episode, we’re diving deep into friendship wounds, red flags, and the signs of genuine, soul-nourishing sisterhood.

✨ In This Episode, We’ll Talk About:

• Signs it was time to walk away from a friendship
• Living in authentic truth
• What true sisterhood looks like and how to attract it

If you’ve ever felt the sting of a friendship fallout or questioned who’s really in your corner, this episode is for you. Let’s build connections that empower, not drain us.

🎧 Tune in now and let’s heal, grow, and find our tribe together.

Stacey goes over her villain origin story, and how she rose from the flames like the Phoenix. Like all women we could be the villain in someone's story. We have to heal and grow in order to build the villages we need. Im starting with sharing my story.

Todays Episode covers breaking generational curses & trauma, "Standing for Nothing, Falling For Anything" mentality, and my perspective on Megan Thee Stallions Cobra. Episodes coming every Wednesday!!