In this highly personal and vulnerable episode, Kimi talks to her inner child, and shares her personal experience with alopecia areata, a common autoimmune disorder.

Episode Links and Otha Info:

My Hair Condition: Alopecia Areata

Self-Help Tools for Inner Child Healing

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Kimi shares her personal affirmations from her Instagram mini series, "Conversations with My Inner Child". Be sure to listen to her latest episode on inner child healing as well!

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My Hair Condition: Alopecia Areata

Self-Help Tools for Inner Child Healing

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Okay okay. So Kimi realizes that she loves flowers and she's not quite sure how she feels about that. Listen as she works it through in this unofficial part 2 of "I Wanna Be High Maintenance AF".

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We're back, talking about this word 'vulnerable' - and Kimi shares some of her own experience with being in a space of need - and why she knows for a fact that you might be going through something similar, too.

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In this week's episode, Kimi stans heavy for Generation Z. (insert stan shirt here)

Things Covered:

:: A quick hot take/off the dome thoughts about Angel Reese's unapologetic black girl magic

:: A breakdown of all of the generations in 10 minutes or less

:: Why the babies are not soft as y'all like to call them

:: How Generation Z is stepping up, changing the status quo, and taking names as they go

Episode Links:

The Tea on Angel Reese

About The Silent Generation

About the Baby Boomers

About Generation X and the Xennials

More on the Oregon Trail Generation

About the Millennials

Millennials vs Gen Z

The Biggest Generation

About Gen Z

More Tea on Gen Z

Intro Song (used with permission): Caribbean Girl (Acoustic) by Lydia Caesar

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In this week's episode, Kimi (finally) opens her mouth and, well, gets into some things. Specifically, these crazy podcasts where the alpha males and dem run rampant.

Things Covered:

:: Why your fave's fave is prolly a misogynist

:: Unhealed group think

:: The actual definition of narcissism

:: Why it's not all a black man's fault (because it's not, it's really not)

Intro Song (used with permission): Caribbean Girl (Acoustic) by Lydia Caesar

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In part 2 of Kimi's culinary journey, she shares her story of building a business during the pandemic - only to realize that she had to let it all go.

Things Covered:

:: How the pandemic exacerbated a problem she was completely ignoring

:: The mysterious voice that kept yelling when she went to cook

:: Her breaking point

:: The start of the journey to healing

Intro Song (used with permission): Caribbean Girl (Acoustic) by Lydia Caesar

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Kimi shares her back story on how she began to fall out of love with her passion. Walk with her through her culinary journey before stepping out on her own.

Things Covered:

:: Her crazy idea to make a lemon basil cake when she legit had no clue how

:: The intersection of the dream and the reality

:: Her television milestones

:: How her second biggest love devolved into misery

Intro Song (used with permission): Caribbean Girl (Acoustic) by Lydia Caesar

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Kimi rips the bandage off and gets super vulnerable about being chosen, her thoughts on being in a relationship then and now, and spills a little tea on some of her exes. Nameless, of course.

In this episode:

:: Why she's never been married, and if it's something she sees in the future

:: How she didn't realize she was exhibiting light signs of 'pick me' behavior (the less filling version)

:: The first guy that ever "chose her"

:: Where to go from here

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Kimi had said to tell y'all she is tapped out on being independent. Read more to find out why.

References::

Young Black Women Are Manifesting a Soft Life

It's Not Easy (Not) Being Seen

Opening Music::

Caribbean Girl by Lydia Caesar

(Courtesy of Lydia Caesar Music, Used with Permission)

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