Bitchy middle aged woman? Over crowded house for five plus months? Mom Guilt? You bet! Diana talks about The ups and downs of marriage and parenting four teenagers and a toddler during a time that no one is really allowed to leave the house that often. Did we mention it’s August and she does not have AC?!?

Diana loved talking to social media influencer Chanda Jones about how Covid has been affecting her life and outlook on living currently. The ladies discuss what it’s like to be a Black social media influencer, the expectations and judgment she puts on herself, what is the new normal, and how they stay mentally sane during a pandemic! #Blacklivesmatter #blackinfluencer #mentalhealth #pandemic #covidandmentalhealth

Diana explains why it’s so important to allow yourself to feel your feelings about parenting during Covid, but also she encourages you to reflect on your blessings and get over yourself!

If you have, or you know someone who has experienced a miscarriage, it has to be one of the hardest things that a parent can go through. Here Diana talks about her experience with this heartbreak, the result on her relationships and how she copes with grief. #miscarriage #stillbirth #heartbreak #healthypregnency

This is Diana and Bri‘s second conversation about racism in America, how it has affected Bri’s family and what she is doing every night to help homelessness on skid Row in Los Angeles.

With the recent announcement that salons are reopening, today seems like a good day to talk shop with one of the best! If you were ever curious how Covid and business shut downs affect small businesses, this is the podcast for you. Salon owner Jamie celebrates five years of ownership and five months of being closed down:) Diana and her discuss all the ins and outs of trying to keep the small biz dream alive during these hard times. Jamie’s outlook is smart, strong and surprisingly positive!

Everything you want to know about what it’s like to own a salon during a time when the industry has been shut down by the powers that be. Maria Blaich speaks frankly about the difficulties financially and emotionally her and her staff have been put under during this time. She also has a surprisingly positive outlook and an impressively inspiring stamina to keep going and save her business!

Are you in the habit of acknowledging when you blow up with your kids, calming down and talking them through what happened after? This practice is not perfect, but it definitely is a corner stone of how my husband and I try to model loving behavior with our children. We find that the kids are able to close the loop on what happened and move forward with success.

We talked about being a victim of “stop and frisk,” how our educational system has been white washed, what reparations would mean for the future of the U.S. and how his GrandDad was the first of his lineage to go to an integrated school.

Brittany Baddon brings passion and fire like no other when it comes to activism for her Black and Brown country mates. A Constant activist for equality and equity-equality, Miss Baddon explains the empty promise that Huntington Beach could not agree on with the “declaration for human dignity” which was put into place 24 years ago.