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We are back and diving into how we navigate hard seasons as adults and as friends.
How do you support friends when they're going through a hard time? How do you make space for yourself to be supported when you're the one that's down? And what responsibilities do both parties have on showing support and communicating our needs? Dive into the convo with us!
It's time for our Spotify Wrapped results! We talk about music and how it moved us through yet another year on this here Earth - the trash and the treasure of it all!
Join us for an open and candid conversation about their current journeys in search of new communities. Each at different life stages, Bri and Chelsi share the highs, lows, and unexpected turns in their pursuit of meaningful connections. From the challenges of building community as a busy mother of littles to navigating the landscape of adult friendships in a new city, they explore the diverse landscapes of human connection. Tune in for personal anecdotes, lessons learned, and the humor that comes with forging new bonds.
Whether you're on a similar quest or simply curious about the dynamics of adult friendship and motherhood, this episode offers a relatable and insightful exploration of the ongoing adventure of building community. Grab a cocktail or cup of tea, settle in, and join the Grown Women Podcast.
Drop us a DM on IG or Twitter @grownwomenpod or [email protected] and let us know what you’ve enjoyed so far or what you’d like to hear from us!
Join us on the Grown Women podcast as we delve into the next installment of our buddy read series with the book, "Black Girls Must Be Magic" by Jayne Allen! Prepare for an engaging and honest discussion as we share our strong feelings and insights about book two in this series!
Don't miss out on this episode filled with literary BGM, empowering perspectives, and a little bit of chaotic energy!
On this episode of the Grown Women podcast, Bri and Chelsi dive into the first part of their Buddy Read series with a review and discussion of "Black Girls Must Die Exhausted" by Jayne Allen.
The novel explores the life of Tabitha Walker, a young woman struggling to balance her personal and professional life while facing societal pressures and expectations. Bri and Chelsi share their thoughts on the book's themes of fertility, relationships (both romantic and friendly) mental health, self-care, and the intersectionality of race and gender.
Join the conversation as the hosts provide their unique perspectives on the book's characters, plot, and overall impact. Whether you're a fan of the novel or curious about exploring new works by black female authors, this episode is a must-listen for all grown women.
In this episode, Bri & Chelsi play "Which Would You Rather," exploring some fun and thought-provoking scenarios. Later, we discuss our top four book recommendations for the year 2023, offering a range of exciting and captivating reads for listeners to consider. Tune in for an entertaining and informative episode filled with lively conversation and bookish insights.
We are excited to engage in meaningful discussion and connect with fellow book lovers!
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Bri and Chelsi are back at it! We are debriefing our feelings on #RihannaBowl and how Black women don't owe anyone anything. Join in on this week's shenanigans and let us know how you feel!
Drop us a DM on IG or twitter @grownwomenpod or [email protected] and let us know what you’ve enjoyed so far or what you’d like to hear from us! We will be featuring some listener feedback in the future.
Bri and Chelsi are BACK for season 3 of The Grown Women Podcast. We recap 2022 and talk about what we're excited about for 2023! Join in and get ready for another season of shenanigans.
Drop us a DM on IG or twitter @grownwomenpod or [email protected] and let us know what you’ve enjoyed so far or what you’d like to hear from us! We will be featuring some listener feedback in the future.
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