Nae-o-mi’s Cloud

Tasnim and Tia Monet stop by the cloud to talk about the issues the Asian American faces speaking their experiences of their own issues with not being the American Girl type. We also dive into representation in media, and even the teaching field.

While setting up for the new episode me and Tasnim talk about Ramadan, Hijabs, Kpop, and many more! Stay tuned for the next episode with Tasnim and Tia Monet on several conversations on being an Asian In America.

Guest Elyssa Saldivar stops by to inform me and the cloudies on what’s going on in the world especially with the worldly issue Immigration.

Me and my guest Yessi discuss the issue of appropriating and appreciating culture(s). We also discuss that no one is perfect so learning if your appropriating someone’s culture is the best way to change your mindset and start appreciating.

Kyndra Crump virtually steps in the cloud as we talk about our favorite scammers, dealing with thefts, and getting dms from ungrammatical negros.

Today’s episode I’m with familiar guest Anaya, Damaris, and Pam. We’re talking about when in doubt who to call on? When in doubt when to take our mental health serious. We also ask the question are we high maintenance, or do we just know our self worth when it comes to relationships, friends, and family members?

Black girls rock edition where I get to sit down with three lovely ladies Anaya (real estate agent, ex hooper, social media on Instagram @Anayasbusiness), Damaris (business owner and Instagram @outspoken_mind), and Pam (social media influencer Instagram @pay.um) who are both in the fields of being black business owners and social media influencers. We get to talk about what sisterhood brings to our table, what self love is and taking control of your body when feeling not yourself.

Listen to me and Theresa owner of @BadWitchCrystals (Instagram Business owner) enthrall over collecting crystals, investing in your own business Aesthetic, and how to become your best business person.

Guest Brittaney Chanel black entrepreneur of twice wraps appeal and home design sits down with me virtually as we discuss the benefits of starting your own business, disconnecting from the world, and the investments of self care and why it’s important to connect with your femininity as a Black Woman.