Continuing with the theme of capitalism and how it complicates our lived experiences, I sit down with Charles Smith II to discuss the cultural appropriation of black art, creativity, and fashion. We delve into themes of ownership, theft, and of course, compensation.

For the second episode of season two, I talk capitalism and the complex ways it affects romantic relationships with my sister. We delve into income, spending habits, financial expectations, gendered expectations and more!!! Get into it!!

In the first podcast of season two of The Slayyyleste Show, we dive in to the complex ways that race and capitalism complicate the food service industry and often disadvantage those working in it.

I do not mince words as I talk about my experiences with motherhood as a social institution, both personal and political, with two of my closest friends.

Tune in as we dissect the complexities of rape culture and its prevalence in mainstream society. We address this issue through an intersectional lens and touch on everything from dating and romance, media representations, and the role that toxic masculinity play in keeping rape culture well and alive.

We discuss everything body positivity down to the origins of movement, how it's being perpetuated today on social media and mainstream media platforms.

The month is February and love is in the air. So are gendered expectations of love, relationships, and dating. Slayyyleste and two very special guests sit down to deconstruct some of the more complex parts of dating that often exude gendered expectations onto people. We talk everything from relationships, sex, comprehensive sexual education, the pressures of social media, the intersectionality of identity and so much more!!! TUNE IN NOW.

In the third part of our series about colorism in the black community, we dive into a conversation about the unique ways that colorism affects black men and how it ultimately complicates the lived experience.

In the second part of our series on colorism, we look into the perspectives of light-skinned black women.

In this first episode of a multi-part series, we discuss how colorism affects dark-skinned women in the black community.