On this episode of Ladies P.O.V., Yo and Meeka talk about people getting tired of staying home during the quarantine. How much longer can you take it? There's a meat shortage out in these streets. Can you handle it? They also talk about sports possibly coming back without any fans. Athletes are getting arrested for doing stupid things during the pandemic. Karens of the world won't mind their business. Meeka talks about the great VERZUZ battles that have been happening since the pandemic that take place on instagram. Lastly, do you have a new hobby or new hustle that's been created during the pandemic? Let us know!

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On this week  of Ladies P.O.V., Yolanda gives her thoughts on the Michael Jordan documentary "The Last Dance". They also discuss the happenings of the NFL draft, some states re-opening, and what side hustles has the quarantine brought on. Take a listen and share with a friend!

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We're baaaack! Yo and Meeka are back with a new episode. The ladies talk about quarantine life and all that it entails. They also discuss all that's happening in football (NFL draft, Tom and Gronk to the Bucs). Should sports be quarantined to one state and played without fans? Have you downloaded Tik Tok? Meeka talks about #Verzuz battles, quarantine concerts, dj dance parties and so much more! Check out this episode.

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This week on Ladies P.O.V., the ladies are joined by Meeka's friend, Kisha. They all talk about how they're coping during this unprecedented time and what they've been doing. They also discuss how it impacts sports schedules and their own daily lives. Take a listen and share with a friend!

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On this week's episode of Ladies P.O.V., the ladies discuss the effects of Covid-19 aka The Coronavirus. It's shutting down everything from school, to some jobs, to major sports. NFL free agency has begun. They discuss the moves that are being made. Listen in to hear what Yo and Meeka have to say about all that's happening.

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Happy International Women’s Day! This week the ladies talk about women who have had some influence on shaping them to be the women that they are today. They also talk about women’s movements and rights in the United States. Take a listen!

Recorded on March 8, 2020 at Starbucks in Vista Gardens - Bowie, MD

On this episode, Yo and Meeka take some time to speak with Chuck Hawkins of Hawk Vision brand and podcast. They talk about the trails and tribulations of being and entrepreneur and holding down a relationship.  Can you make it work? Chuck drops many great nuggets that we can all use in our business and personal lives.  Tune into the show and find out more! Be sure to follow Chuck on social media: Instagram @hawk_vision_ and Twitter @chuckishustle. Follow us at @LadiesPOVpod on Twitter. 

Recorded on Tuesday, February 11, 2020

This week on Ladies P.O.V. , Yo and Meeka recap Superbowl LIV and the half time show. Did Jennifer Lopez and Shakira shake something too much? The XFL makes it's debut to fill the void of the NFL season. Their favorite show "The Masked Singer" season 3 is back! They also discuss the Gayle King interview with Lisa Leslie. Hear what they have to say about this interview and everything else on this episode. It's jam packed!

Athletes are held to a high standard to train and perform. We look at them as objects and not humans. On this week's episode of Ladies P.O.V. special guest LK Schwendig joins Yolanda and Tamika at the table to talk about mental health. LK is a licensed clinical psychologist who has over 15 years of experience in the field.  The ladies discuss overall mental health and how it effects athletes. LK explains some things you can do to help your loved ones who may be dealing with these issues, warning signs, and tips for your own mindfulness. 

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