Tasia Talks

Had to bring it back for a round 2. Let’s continue the conversation about the dynamics of the black family, community and experience that’s constantly shifting. We have a very distinct viewing the world and maneuvering through it. Join us on this episode as we talk about the modern black family, whitewashing and our experiences/perceptions.

The dynamics of the black family, community and experience are always constantly shifting. We have a very distinct viewing the world and maneuvering through it. Join us on this episode as we talk about the modern black family, whitewashing and our experiences/perceptions.

Blacks, POCs an Indigenous people have continued to be erased from history and our experiences diminished, minimized and devalued. Once again, our voices are on the chopping block with the pressure to do away with education on Critical Race Theory. With all the conversations happening about equality, systematic racism and, white supremacy you’d think it was a new subject, it isn’t. The time for revolution is now and change is here.

Let’s not fake the funk, fat fashion has always been non inclusive, while allowing non-fat bodies to profit off of the same fat bodies they despise. AND…… if that’s not enough they have the audacity to not have diversity!

How’s your relationship with love? How does love radiate from your being? However you are expressing and experiencing love, keep it pure, infinite and unconditional! We celebrate love with intent and PRIDE.

We get exhausted too and sometimes deep conversations just ain’t it! We decided to have a Free to Converse day and just talk about whatever was on our minds. So many laughs, smiles and some might say therapeutic.

As you age you evolve and there is so much to learn from your experiences and the world around you. On this episode we discuss the lessons that we have learned and how our elevation has given us a really enlightened view of this journey called life. ***DISCLAIMER*** mild language about domestic abuse that may be a trigger to some listeners. If you or anyone you know is in a domestic violence situation please call or urge them to call or text “Start” to 1.800.799.7233. Extra resources can also be found on https://www.thehotline.org

Stop over extending yourself, Stop working so hard until you’re exhausted, call off work, take that day, take yourself on a date, allow yourself time to just exist! Take that mental health day and don’t feel bad about it. Join us as we discuss the importance of taking mental health days.

The Petty Olympics have arrived and you can find your three Royal Champions dishing out our satisfying petty moments. Care to share some of your most petty moments, send us an email [email protected]

Black children raised in the South very rarely get to choose their path or journey in spirituality, some reject, some give in and some just grow from it! Take a journey with us as we delve into our Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Spirituality.