Sex, Psycho, Love and ME

Ending Season 3 with a bang! Thank you Womxn Co! Thank you Songe, Alysia and Adrianna for sharing parts of your stories. I can't wait to sit down and talk with you all! Thank you to The Commons on Champa for gifting us with your space. It's been an amazing season and I'm excited to see what Season 4 has in store! Tune in to get a sneak peek! XO

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There's nothing like growing up in a relationship that you've outgrown. Getting in a committed relationship at an early age gave my guest Natasha a dose of what it's like to be married. But was it real love? Spending years in a relationship where she felt trapped and plagued by the pressures of not being able to leave she dealt with narcissistic behaviors, suicidal ideations and recognizing that she has more to offer. It's a very honest conversation and I learned a lot and appreciate everything Natasha had to share. Tune in and listen! XO

You read that right, I am sitting down with some friends to talk about all the lies men have been telling them. Shekima, who you might know from season two stopped by with her friend Sherrie to share their stories and talk about all the lies! It's not easy to put yourself out into the dating pool and it isn't fun when you're getting met with lies after lies. It's enough to want you to give up all together, we find ourselves still rooting for love and wondering what has to change? Join us for some unbelievable lies and some straight up honesty that we all need to hear! XO 

This week we welcomed author and fellow podcaster Mick Smith. He shares details from his new book, Burning America: In the Best Interest of the Children? The novel was inspired by similar experiences but also from the experiences many men face when dealing with a child custody case. Mick highlights different parts of his book as we discuss the battle that can take place when a child is taken from the other parent. We went over a lot and there's still so much more information Mick shares in his newest novel. Make sure to check it out and don't forget to grab a copy!

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This week's guest Jacqueta came by earlier this week to share her story and without knowing it, inspired me in so many ways! We laughed and we learned about what Jacqueta likes, the things she's learned about herself and what it's been like going into the next chapter of her life after being recently divorced. It's a great conversation about men, sex and moving on. Tune in and enjoy!

Trigger Warning: This episode includes potentially triggering discussions around eating disorders and sexual assault.

I got to sit down this week and have an intimate conversation with friend and mental health therapist Shauna Ruda. We discussed many topics surrounding our experiences with sex, learning to love our bodies and exploring the effects of past relationships. We answered some questions from the listeners and talked about everything from finding intimacy in the bedroom to bringing up tough conversations in a relationship. I learned a lot and know you will too! Tune in and get ready to take some notes! XO

It's a great conversation when you get to see how far you've come. My guest, Molly shares how fast things changed in her marriage and abruptly ended. It's an honest conversation with a lot of reflection and a lot of hope for the kind of love we all deserve. Molly bares it all in this week's episode so make sure to tune in! XO

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Join this week's guest, Margot as she shares what it was like being in a marriage that looked perfect to the outside world. Margot gets real about when she recognized that she wasn't getting what she wanted from her relationship when her soon to be ex husband decided to bring another woman into the marriage. It's a great conversation about how she found herself again, some self love and getting clear on what she wanted in a relationship. There's a happy ending, so you'll want to tune in! XO

Listening to Danielle's journey towards self love had me recognizing that there's always room for growth. We don't always know how to love ourselves and having this conversation is so important. I am grateful Danielle was able to share what she's learned and how she chose to  create her own path towards self love. She's on a mission to share this with the world. I'm excited for you to listen and hope you leave loving yourself a little more. XO