In this revealing episode of Pretty Prissy Chronicles, we dive deep into the not-so-pretty side of beauty—where admiration turns into envy and friendships become battlegrounds. From subtle shade to outright sabotage, we explore how jealousy can creep into friendship circles, especially when beauty, confidence, or attention come into play. Featuring real listener stories and honest host commentary, this episode unpacks the silent competition, the masked mean girl moments, and the emotional toll of being bullied for simply being yourself. Whether you’ve been the target or the witness, this conversation is for anyone who’s ever had to navigate beauty in a space that wasn’t always safe.

In this powerful episode, host Elisabeth Anumele dives into the alarming gerrymandering tactics threatening Houston’s Congressional Districts 9, 18, and 29. With humor, heart, and hard truth, she unpacks how redistricting is being used as a tool to dilute Black and Brown political power. From grassroots resistance to historical context, this episode explores what’s really at stake—and why your voice and your vote matter NOW more than ever.

In this bold and necessary episode, Elisabeth Anumele peels back the lace veil and calls out the not-so-holy side of church culture—where fake niceness, spiritual gaslighting, and emotional control often hide behind “God bless you.” From dress code shaming to weaponized prayer requests, Elisabeth explores how faith spaces sometimes punish boldness, especially in women who dare to speak up, show up, or set boundaries.

💥 What does it mean to clap back as a woman of faith?
💅🏾Can you be soft and assertive?
📖 How do we heal when the hurt came from the house of God?
We have listener stories, biblical clapbacks, and raw commentary. This episode isn’t about throwing shade at the church—it’s about reclaiming your light within it.

You ever leave a group chat feeling confused, crazy, or lowkey betrayed? Yeah…that’s not vibes—that’s gaslighting. In this episode, we’re calling out the side-eyes behind the screen, the fake check-ins, and the “you’re too sensitive” energy that lives in way too many group messages. It’s petty, it’s messy, and it’s time we talk about it.

She smiled in the meetings, brought snacks to the potluck, and asked about your weekend…until she didn’t. In this episode, we’re talking about code-switching, “nice girl” masks, and the moment the switch flips in toxic workplaces. From microaggressions to mean girl energy in corporate spaces, we’re unpacking it all. Buckle up—it’s giving sweet with a side of sick of it.

They’ll hand you sweet tea with one hand and a slick comment with the other. In this episode of Pretty Prissy Chronicles, we’re unpacking the polite performance of Southern hospitality—where the smiles are big, the gossip is subtle, and the shade is always in season. From bridal shower backtalk to church potluck politics, get ready for some charm-drenched mess you won’t forget…where the pearls are clutchable and the shade is seasonal. 🪭🪭🪭

Not My 4th dives into the complicated relationship many Black Americans have with Independence Day. In this episode, we explore what freedom really means, the history we weren’t taught, and why some of us are choosing reflection over fireworks.

In this episode, we dive deep into the complex, layered relationships between Black mothers and daughters. From unspoken expectations and generational trauma to love, resilience, and the longing to be seen and understood—we’re unpacking it all. This is a candid conversation about healing, breaking cycles, and redefining what it means to be family… beyond blood.

Sometimes the kindest hearts carry the heaviest loads — until they break. In this episode, we’re unpacking what happens when “nice” people reach their breaking point. From quiet resentment to explosive moments, we explore the pressure to stay composed, the danger of emotional suppression, and the power of reclaiming your voice. Let’s talk about the snap…and the healing that follows.

Juneteenth isn’t just a history lesson — it’s a reminder that freedom is both a date and a daily decision. In this special episode, we reflect on the legacy of liberation, the layers of Black resilience, and how we protect our peace in a world that still demands so much from us. It’s celebration, reflection, and real talk — Black, bold, and beautifully free.