Host Tiffy & special guest Letrice of Okai Fabrics, an afro-centric clothing line, discuss the journey of self confidence amongst black women. The purpose of this episode is to help you understand how gaining confidence as a black woman is a unique battle and how you can reach that goal of becoming a queen who… Continue reading →

First and foremost, you might be thinking that being concerned with social media is unnecessary. That social media shouldn’t be taken seriously and that it’s a non-issue for the most part. Sorry, but you’re underestimating the super-tool that social media is. Consider the fact that the Black Lives Matter movement was heavily propelled by supporters… Continue reading →

New Professional Voice – Melinda of Her Image : an empowerment, educational, and networking organization founded by black women. The purpose of this episode is to ask black business owners if they feel supported by their community and understand what WE can do as consumers to make the word “support” actually mean SUPPORT. But guess… Continue reading →

W/ Host Tiffy & Guest Kiki The purpose of this episode is to bring awareness, appreciation, and acceptance to black people acting as unique individuals and ending the demand to “act black”. It’s definitely okay to be you! Anyway, Kiki and I discuss the relationship between blackness and individuality and touch on things such as… Continue reading →

W/ Host Tiffy & Guest Kiki DISCLAIMER: *This is our individual opinions. The point here is to get you to come up with your own and do some critical thinking about the line between progressive “wokeness”, and extremist, regressive fuckery*. Another Disclaimer: This episode has allergies. anyway, How would you define being “Woke” ? That’s… Continue reading →

With Host Tiffy and guests Kiki and Berdine. This episode is all about Queenness! Black Womanhood is truly unique . Not all womanhood is the same. Which should make sense because if you look at any country other than your own, you’ll find that societies are different and the roles that women play in those… Continue reading →