The C Chat

The C Chat

By Miss Love JonesSociety & Culture
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The C Chat episodes

  • S2 E13: You're Doing Great Sweetie

    In this week's episode, I discuss quarantining and the ways I've been keeping myself sane during this time. I also discuss health concerns and other disparities impacting African American communities. Lastly, I hone in on shaming and the peer pressure for being overly productive during this time.

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    I'd love to know your thought's on this weeks episode.

    34 min
  • S2 E12 Whew Chile.. The Ghetto.
    Season 2 is here! This week I discuss: the current state of dating for black millennial women, feminine energy, "pick me" culture and goal setting for the new year from a light-hearted, witty approach.
    41 min
  • E11: Over All of It
    This week’s episode focuses on a few recent events regarding some of our favorite celebrities. Should celebrities be held to a higher standard because of their status.
    38 min
  • E8: Just a Couple of Cancellations

    In this week's episode, I detail the phenomenon known as "cancelling," by many of us.  Cancel culture definitely has it's pros and cons, but I wonder if it's used with the most efficiency and intentionality. I outline the cancellation of a popular R&B artist and give my opinion on how, as a people, we can strive for improvement in our collective-ness and use cancelling for the better "good."

    38 min
  • E7: Closet Plush Pal Lovers & More
    In this episode, I explore the reasons why some men are ashamed of their partner and the ways to let go and just love. I also discuss random phenomenons plaguing the deep south in a comical fashion.
    24 min
  • E6: Hurricanes and Lung Checks
    In this episode I give my authentic thoughts about current events. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims of Hurricane Dorian. I, also, give my thoughts on vaping and open up about some personal struggles.
    25 min

About The C Chat

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A show about the experiences of black millennial women alike. From college and careers to relationships and dating, it’s all covered here with good light-hearted humor and a sprinkle of sarcasm.