Six the Goddis Podcast

In episode 18 of African in American we are having an in depth and honest conversation about those that heal themselves and become healthy and confident in their masculinity/femininity and then are met with step 2. What happens next? Now we have to learn how to interact with the opposite sex in unison, and it's a whole other challenge. Frances Cress Welsing is the queen of the week. And my opinion on the this is america. Tune in!

This week in episode 17 of African in American we are discussing what everyone is talking about... the bill Cosby verdict. Assata Shakur is the queen of the week. We're talking about things women do that hold them back in the dating world. Tune in and enjoy.

This week hear about the Tom foolery that is the brothers arrested at Starbucks, and their recent interview. We are talking about tea housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolsciak and her "racism isn't real" rant and what that means today. A special announcement for a special event is in store as well! A new segment King or Queen of the week starts this week and we are excited to be featuring the late Dr. Ben. Special sentiments on our children and their rights. Tune in and enjoy!

Let's talk about that bad word that we tend to run from LOVE. How to show it, how to feel it. Do we even have these conversations anymore? We're also talking the Starbucks debacle, and boy do I have something to say about it! So get ready and tune in for the ride.

This episode is simple. Were talking the sexes! Gay, straight, single, married, were talking about it all. Tune in.

This is ep. 13 of African in American. This week we are going deep into black economics and black marriage. Why is it important? What does it all mean? How are the two so closely related? Were excited about these gems. We are talking Fab and Emily B, domestic violence, and fatherly protective duties. Listen and enjoy!

A heated debate! Episode 12 of African in American is a touchy one. We are discussing the divine order for the roles of each gender. This is a topic that sparks much anger, frustration, and pain... but the conversation must be had. The Parkland school shooting and gun control is also on the table in this episode. Tune in and vibe.

There's an epidemic that plagues our communities. This virus is spreading rapidly throughout our communities. It is highly contagious, and going untreated it can result in children being abandoned, women being abused, amongst other bitch ass symptoms. The good news is there is a cure for this bitchassism and we will discuss this in this episode. This is not a drill.

Addressing elephants in the room in this episode. We're talking the increase in black childhood suicide, the decolonization of South Africa, and uncle Toms in the work place.

This is episode 9 of African in American. Be prepared to be open minded to the humbling of ourselves. Who is really in our way but us? We're taking the time to knock those walls of defense down and get real. The motto is; the time is NOW. This episode is a mirror because we are taking honest looks within ourselves.