This week on The Dope Black Chick Podcast, Isis is instituting "Filter Free February".  During this month she proposes that Black people take the white filter off and openly discuss all the micro-aggressions that plague our existence in America.  She even shares some tips on how to celebrate Filter Free February in lieu of the typical Black History Month shenanigans.

How will you celebrate FFF?

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In this episode of The Dope Black Chick Podcast, Isis recollects on the life of Kobe Bryant.  Discussing what we can learn from a life like his and how we can use this lesson to live a truly abundant life over all else.

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In this week's episode of The Dope Black Chick, Isis gets transparent about her soul work in regards to emotional healing and intimacy.  She discusses the tragedy that made her lock love away and the revelation that helped her set it free.

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In this episode of The Dope Black Chick, Isis talks about the revelation she got from The Creator about "Nothing I've Ever Made Has Broken".  In a breakdown of the statement, she reveals how this concept applies to us all when dealing or surviving tough times.  It's an opportunity for us to understand what RESILIENCE really means.

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In this week's episode, Isis talks about the idea of Trust.  What is it?  How is it built?  And how does it relate to confidence?  

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Happy New Year!  As we step into a new year, a new decade... let us make sure that we don't get swept up in the "busy culture" of this age and actually make the most of this wonderful life we live.  In this episode of The Dope Black Chick, Isis discusses how vital it is that we make living fully, abundantly, and on purpose a part of your resolution for 2020.

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This week's episode of The Dope Black Chick, we pick up on Part II of the discussion regarding Beauty, Body Positivity, and Women's Liberation.

Isis continues to break down and illustrate the effects of the Women's Liberation Movement on the Xennial & Millennial Generations.

In Part 1 of this two-part episode, we discuss the standard of beauty in our society.  Pulling from topics of the Miss Universe win by Zozini Tunzi and Lizzo's courtside display, Isis will discuss what it really means to be a liberated woman.  We discuss the Women's Liberation Movement, its strides, and what it has become today.

Show Notes:

Women's Liberation Movement:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_liberation_movement#:~:targetText=The%20women's%20liberation%20movement%20(WLM,%2C%20cultural)%20throughout%20the%20world.

History Makers 5 Black Women Are Reigning Queens:

http://www.ihearthatgirl.com/history-makers-we-are-queens/

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"Black people have adapted so much to oppression that oppression has become normal and resistant to it, weird."  In this episode, Isis gives her review of Lena Waithe's "Queen & Slim", what it missed and how it failed the opportunity to become a cult classic.

In this episode, Isis shares a discussion had with her local pharmacist about the issue of distrust from Black Americans with the medical industry.  She presents an argument for addressing the causation of the distrust in lieu of pointing the blame at the lack of prevention on our community.  Only then can we rebuild trust for medical institutions.