Supposed To Be Different

Hey guys in today's episode, I chop it up with the Anihoshi crew about being black and loving anime. You definitely have to check out this podcast.

Hey guys what's up? It's been close to a month since my last podcast. My apologies for that but I've been a bit busy.

In this episode I'm going to talk about all things black but we are going to discuss not just African Americans, but black people

from Latin American and the Caribe as well. I also will include of my lowkey favorite poets Felipe Luciano, an Afro-Puerto RIcan, his

view on being black in America and a discussion as what to what he actually contributed during the 60s and forward in reference to all things black.

You don't wanna miss this episode!

Hey y'all I have an awesome couple on this episode! I was really excited to have them on because both are ministers and entrepreneurs. Minister James and Dr. DeAunderia Bowens, in my opinion, are one of many married couples who are actively walking in their callings, purposes, position graced upon them. Nowadays, many people wrestle with this "power" struggle when it comes to marriage, especially when it comes to the assume traditional roles within marriage. We touch on this and a lot more on today's episode. You don't wanna miss this one!

Hey guys! Today's episode is interesting. I have a chop session with my boy AniKami of the Anioshi Podcast.

Also you can find the Anihoshi Podcast crew here:

Be on the lookout for their podcasts coming soon!

"I Want You To Trust Me." My homegirl/ salsa dance instructor Erika comes through again for the assist in today's episode. We continue the from the previous episode Vamo' A Bailar (Let's Dance). We talked about men leading how this correlates to relationships. Y'all you don't wanna miss this episode. Check it out! 

Today's episode was especially exciting for me! We had a chance to talk about Salsa, relationships, and the Afro Diaspora all in one flew swoop.

Here's the continuation of part two. Enjoy!

Today's episode is a bit of a doozie, but is a well needed discussion. Although this has too parts we still have yet to scratch the surface.

In this episode, I have a first time and sister in the faith Ashlyn Mitchell. This is my kindred sister and I definitely love her thoughts and views points on the topic at hand. Often times were are told that you attract what you are, but is always the truth, or is that actually true period?

Ashlyn and dive into this topic and have a bit of a meeting of the minds surrounding this matter. Check it out and share!

In today's episode, I discuss how hindsight is 20/20 in reference to coming to the conclusion that you don't always have to be in a romantic relationship in order to grow. Instead you can have friendships with people, versus constantly getting your heart broken when they leave you for someone else.