Shaping the Narrative

Are you having a difficult time adjusting after the last few years? maybe you're trying to reimagine a new path?

In this episode, we learn how to get unstuck and the importance of mindset by speaking with @projectantiporta

​​Hazel is a generational healing coach who helps people regain respect and power in their lives, helping them cultivate inner strength so they can step into their magnetic energy.

Check out her website projectantiporta.com

The first book that Hazel felt connected to: The Alchemist

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In this episode we talk about the meaning of fan fiction and fandom and whether or not we have ever belonged to one before. We also discuss characters we love that we wished had been Black.

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Aisha Fairclough is a television producer, body image advocate and diversity consultant. She has produced content for OWN Canada, HGTV, Food Network, Slice, Showtime, TVO, DIY Network and among others. 

In this episode we discuss the importance of having representation behind the scenes, her body advocacy work through Body Confidence Canada and why it's so important for us to be the ones to tell our stories. 

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Blackfishing is on the rise yet again! and we want to talk about it. In this episode, we break down the term coined by journalist Wanna Thompson explaining what it means, how to spot it and how to avoid it. 

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Ritzy is a creative director, graphic designer and an advocate for diverse voices with common themes of non-linear career path, normalizing mental health within marginalized communities, women in male dominated spaces and much more.

In this episode we chat with Ritzy Periwinkle on what it means to be a BIPOC women creative, the importance of storytelling and some background on her podcasting journey.

Find Ritzy on IG @wtymama
Check out her website wordtoyourmama.com

The first book Ritzy's read that's made her feel seen Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret and Dealing In Dreams

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Valentine's Day is around the corner and we want to talk about LOVE! More specifically, our past relationships and what we've learned from them, dating nightmares and embracing singleness.

*Note: the term Demi-sexual was used in this episode,  the definition of the Demi-sexual identity (within the asexual spectrum) varies per individual, the definition listed in this episode solely describes the experience of the host.

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In this episode we discuss the untimely death of Lauren Smith Fields and the mishandling of the investigation into her death. How the media portrays Black women compared to White women, and how White men are given the benefit of the doubt. This is a heavy but necessary conversation on what it means to be a BIPOC women in today's society and the absence of public outcry for Black women. 

*Trigger Warning, this episode has mentions of sexual assault.

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We are one month into the New Year and taking a minute to step back and assess our goals. In this episode, we talk about how we've been undervaluing ourselves and the steps we're taking to recognize our value, monetize Cove Collective and set new goals for our direction in 2022!

We're super excited to share what we're up to and to continue to build community with women of color creatives.

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Weddings are a billion dollar industry in the USA alone and can be stressful to plan. With Leanna recently getting engaged, we wanted to chat about our personal views on weddings and learn some of the history behind certain traditions like white wedding dresses and diamond engagement rings.

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Romina is a sustainability consultant, environmental expert and advocate that helps businesses implement eco-conscious initiatives.

In this episode, we discuss how you can get started on your eco-journey today when to hire a consultant, the definition of greenwashing and how racism impacts the eco-movement.

Find Romina on IG @ecofriendly.events
Check out her website ecofriendlyevents.ca

The first book Romina's read that's made her feel seen Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People

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