Millennials II Society

In this episode, the group brings on a very special guest to celebrate Mother’s Day and to discuss all that comes with not just being a mom, but a young one. Our guest took the time to share the highs and lows that come with motherhood and her journey to becoming such a great mom to her two young children. Motherhood is not easy, but she shows us that it can be done with lots of patience, maturity and resilience. This was such a great conversation and we hope that you enjoy it also! Again, Happy Mother’s Day to all of the moms out there and those that are expecting. None of us would be here without yall!

Food for Thought:

“The Black Mother” by Marcus Garvey

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Highlighted Business:

Healthy People Juice

@healthypeoplejuice

https://www.healthypeoplejuice.com/our-story

*screams* Let’s talk about sex babyyyyy! That’s right! This week we are talking about the elephant in the room and all that comes with it as it relates to your sexual health. We brought on two time grad and a close friend to the group to share some important information on the topic including current STI screenings available in Baltimore, the importance of transparency when discussing sex and many more! We hope you enjoy!

Food For Thought:

@blkwomenshealth

Chase Brexton (STD Services) $35 flat flee for STD testing and free HIV tests

https://www.chasebrexton.org/our-services/infectious-diseases-center-excellence/sexually-transmitted-infections

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Highlighted Local Business:

Ida B’s Table

In this week’s episode, the ladies continue the conversation surrounding social work with two honorary guests. In this episode, the guests discuss resources that are available to those in our city as it relates to social work, programs that they would like to develop, advice for people interested in pursuing social work and other important topics surrounding the field.

For the first time EVER, we did not have any food for thought. However, we will leave the details from last week’s episode below to share with you again. We have also listed the resources that were shared throughout the episode below!

“Nobody has ever become poor by giving.” Anne Frank

Luke Chapter 6, Verse 38

Center for Pregnancy Concerns

Free pregnancy tests, free sonograms, clothing for toddlers up to size 4. Locations in Baltimore, Dundalk, Essex, and Arbutus. Donations can be given at 328 North Howard Street.

http://pregnantandneedhelp.org/

WIC

Provides assistance to low-income families.

https://health.baltimorecity.gov/node/171

National Domestic Violence Hotline

https://www.thehotline.org/

1-800-799-7233

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Honorary Guests:

@massenboss

@aminahhhhhhmarie

Highlighted Local Business:

Durian

Founder: @neirod_

In honor of National Social Work Month, the ladies sit down with both an undergraduate and masters social work student to discuss misconceptions about the field, $$ to be made in it, biggest challenges in the field and many other topics. However, the biggest takeaways from our guests includes the importance of self care when working as a social worker, the importance of representation and mentorship and most importantly, the NEED for social work for alllll people!!

Food For Thought:

“Nobody has ever become poor by giving.” Anne Frank

Luke Chapter 6, Verse 38

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@house_ofstyle

@mtheceo

@epicallyiconic

@millennials2society

Honorary Guests:

@massenboss

@aminahhhhhhmarie

Highlighted Local Business:

@befreefridays

Founder: @lovethepoet

Can you believe that we reached our FIFTH episode?? Well, we can’t either! We cannot thank you all enough for tuning in to each episode and providing us with your feedback/suggestions especially as it relates to this episode! You guys picked the topic that you wanted to hear us discuss which included talking about what we are currently doing now, what we are preparing for over the next few months and how we have been balancing it all. It hasn’t been easy so we wanted to share our journey with you all and keep you inspired as you are on your own journey!

Food for Thought: 8 Things To Remember When You Don’t Know What You Want To Do With Your Life

https://www.lifehack.org/articles/work/you-dont-know-what-with-your-life-read-this.html

Itunes Playlist (We're Good Luv):

https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/were-good-luv/pl.u-jV8992WCdv8j7om

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It’s still the #LOVE month so in this episode it was only right that the ladies discussed love as it relates to dating and relationships with a very special guest that shares his take on relationships from a male’s perspective. From before to after the cuffin’, the group discusses EVERYTHING (hence how long the episode is!) including deal breakers, qualities in a partner, dealing with conflict in a relationship, love languages, and ofcourse some food for thought! As always, please like, subscribe, and follow us on social media for updates!

We do apologize in advance for the splits in the audio recording as we experienced some technical difficulties when recording this episode!

Food for Thought: Mike Todd’s Relationship Series

https://transformchurch.us/portfolio/relationshipgoals/

Love Languages Quiz:

https://www.5lovelanguages.com/profile/

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Tune into the ladies third episode as they celebrate the start of the #LOVE month! In this episode the ladies cover self love and self care including how they define self love, the impact that social media has on it, misconceptions about self care and so on. As always, the ladies close out the episode with some resources and tips/tricks that may help listeners harness that self love/self care for the new year!

Please like, subscribe, comment and follow us! All account information is listed below. Also, check out the devotional shared!

Food for Thought (Devotional):

Insecurity: Break Free From What Holds You Back by Anna Light

Resources:

therapyforblackmen.org

therapyforblackgirls.com

Follow @askdrjess on instagram and tune in to her Saturday live sessions where she discusses a wide range of topics that may help you as you journey through this thing called - LIFE! As she often says, "You are not your pain, You are love."

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Tune in as the ladies discuss their New Year’s Resolutions and how they plan to implement these goals into their lives throughout the year. Also, hear the ladies recap on some of the resolutions that they set in 2018 and if they were able to stick to those resolutions or not. LAST but not least, this wouldn’t be a Millennials II Society episode if there weren't some food for thought and resources discussed so the ladies share those, as well as tips and tricks on how to stay focused throughout the year.

Drop some of your resolutions into the comments section and most importantly, like, subscribe, follow and tell a friend to tell a friend. See you guys in a few weeks!

Link to the devotional shared: https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/3438-peace

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The Millennials II Society podcast launches its first episode on New Year's Day discussing the good, the bad and the UGLY when it comes to the millennial experience. In this first episode, they talk about what they have experienced post-undergrad including the journey looking for a job, finding a job, negotiating offers and officially securing that bag! As with all new experiences, working has been quite the adjustment and the group discusses that including what they enjoy and dislike at their jobs and advice for recent grads.

Be sure to leave your comments and feedback. What did you like/dislike? What do you want to hear us talk about? We want to give you all the best content.

*The website mentioned in the episode to use to compare what you are being offered for a job to what others are making based on your background, including work experience and education is www.payscale.com. The temping agency mentioned is Rand Stad which can be found at https://www.randstadusa.com.

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