What does it really mean to be single, successful, and thriving in today’s world? In this episode, Dr. Kris Marsh—sociologist, author, and self-proclaimed Kendrick Lamar superfan—joins Tyneeta Canonge for a candid, funny, and deeply insightful conversation that challenges everything you think you know about community, friendship, and singlehood.
Through sharing concert adventures and breaking down the stigma of being single in the Black middle class, Dr. Marsh shares the real stories behind her groundbreaking research and bestselling book, "The Love Jones Cohort." Discover why redefining “family” and “friend” matters more than ever, how Black women are leading the way in building powerful support networks, and why men need more nurturing friendships too.
The surprising ways singlehood is misunderstood—and celebratedHow to make friends as an adult (even at a Kendrick Lamar concert!)The power of Black joy, rest, and mental health MondaysWhy financial literacy and estate planning are equity issues for everyoneHilarious and eye-opening stories about leadership and living life unapologeticallyIf you’re ready to rethink relationships, laugh out loud, and get inspired to build your own community—this episode is for you.