Tonight we talking to the power of feminine energy. We discussed fragrances, spa dates, solo trips, being approachable. As black women we get the whole stigma of independent, strong and it’s tiring if not damn near exhausting. So turn it to the episode to discuss how to tap in to your feminine energy and what power it truly with holds.

The art letting go, something that is so hard to do yet it’s easier than most think. I’ve noticed a lot of us try not to let go because we have this hero complex that we will want somebody to save us so we have an excuse to save them. Tonight we discussed the art of letting go and how to let go. Being able to let go of things that do not satisfy your spirit can open so many doors to search for greatness. The normal black girl is going discuss about this subject tonight and give her perspective on the art of letting go.

In the midst of the Oscars that occurred over the weekend, we seen where Will Smith had an encounter with Chris Tock to protect his wife and her feelings over a joke that was stated in regards to her alopecia. Tonight we tap in to protecting black women, because I’m tired of seeing black women being mistreated so easily with no disregard. We are going to discuss everything from Tory Lanez and Meg to black women being there for each other when no one else will.

Today we discussed his ability to refocus the mind body and soul as a normal black girl or a woman. We go through methods that can be taken to help rejuvenate the three sectors from the mind to the body to the soul.

In this episode we discussed the black woman’s perspective on sex, being sexually educated, and sneaking links. For black women, or women overall, have a hard time with separating sex from being in an actual relationship with someone, so in tonight‘s episode we’re going to talk about the movement of many black women that we see on social media, friends and or family, or even strangers tackle having sneaky links and being sexually educated in the process.

In this episode we discuss the constant battle of stress within the black woman community, positive ways to manage stress and also a recent Facebook controversy found over the weekend.

Tonight we touch on the xenophobia in the black community. On a recent viral post on TikTok, students at Howard University had an African Culture day which celebrated African students from different countries within Africa. Although they received so much love on TikTok, once the video made its way to Twitter…. Let’s just say many African Americans had their Twitter fingers ready for war and criticized the celebration. Let’s digest why we find it so hard to accept one another as we are all of African descent. This seems like a constant struggle in the black community. Tune in tonight to The Normal Black Girl Podcast at 8pm EST ✨

Today we discuss the normal black girl community tackling the idea of entrepreneurship. When you look around nowadays you see a lot of black women, or the black community in general, creating generational wealth by obtaining multiple sources of income. In today’s episode we identify what could be stopping you from creating businesses that you have always dreamed of. We have to stop saying there’s not enough time in the day or I’m scared that it’s not going to takeoff the way that I want it to. So tune in, let’s talk about it and get to the bottom of tackling entrepreneurship.

Hi Queens! Today we tap into the idea of marriage and what it looks like to black women and girls in current times. Why do you feel like this generation deem marriage as hard? Let’s tap into it