In this episode, Taivy and Kerrin discuss the topic of Misogynoir and go into depth about black women in luxury, toxic relationships, stereotypes, interracial dating, the effect of misogynoir on the trans community, the health community's endangerment to black women, and the historical conditioning centered around misogynoir. We also discuss celebrities, media and how it all ties into supporting the stereotypes put against black women.

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TR!BE is a socially conscious and black-owned brand positioned to uplift black culture through voice and thought.We talk about music, love, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more. We post a new episode every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

Taivy sits down to have a candid discussion with her father, Ivan about Addiction. He tackles the nature of his own addiction and experience with substance abuse through tales filled with pain and funny lessons to be learned for over 20 years. Today’s episode highlights just how fast one bad decision can lead to another. How impulse can cost you precious time and memories.  But for those fortunate enough to survive the consequences of their actions (prison, overdoses, violence etc) and make it through to the other side deserve acknowledgement of their journey and more. In many ways, Ivan is as much a victim to his vice as he has been a perpetrator of his choices. Now, for the first time he is able to open up about his life and tell his truth to the world free of judgement. Taivy takes the time to learn more about the man who was in and out of her life for 2 decades and piece together moments in time that were always a mystery. This episode was recorded on March 27th, 2021- Just shy of 2 weeks to the day that our community lost DMX. He was someone who represented truth and defined the culture at a time where authenticity reigned supreme in music. For Ivan, DMX was a beacon of veracity. Unapologetic and imperfect but he knew the value of his craft. Addiction is a disease of the mind that can manifest in many forms. Unfortunately, Earl Simmons’ story has come to an end but that does not mean the discussion around drugs and addiction has to as well. Now is the perfect time to open up the dialogue surrounding pain, coping, escapism and more. The black community has a lot of work to do when it comes to supporting our people and breaking out of vicious cycles. Listen in on today’s episode as Taivy and her father discuss his life, near death experiences and his opinion on New York State FINALLY legalizing cannabis. Politics, economics, and society as a whole. 

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black owned brand positioned to lift up black culture through voice and thought. We talk about music, love, politics, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more all through the lens of black people.

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HOST: Taivy IG: @Taivy_Official

CO-HOST: Kerrin IG: @kmrinny

TR!BE is BACK with Season 2! Taivy and Kerrin are stripping back the curtain and getting more vulnerable and open about their views and lives. Season 2 of TR!BE introduces you to some similar themes from season 1, as well as more serious topics. Still funny, still talented, and still blessed. TR!BE is so excited for you to dive into the conversation and spend time with us. Whether you want to talk about witch craft, depression, wellness, or fashion- this season is where it's at! Enjoy! 

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black-owned brand positioned to uplift black culture through voice and thought.We talk about music, love, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more. We post a new episode every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

On today's episode the conversation centers around hygiene, sexualization of little black girls, and the concept of purity. Taivy gets candid about her sugar baby education, gender and preferences. Hollywood has been over sexualizing gays. Purity rings and the prison of True Love Waits. Kerrin shares the startling experiences black women have with OBGYN's via Youtuber Joulevy.

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black owned brand positioned to lift up black culture through voice and thought. We talk about music, love, politics, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more all through the lens of black people.

We post new episodes every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

HOST: Taivy IG: @Taivy_Official

CO-HOST: Kerrin IG: @kmrinny

Today Tr!be is normalizing Mental Health discussions in the black community. Let's take a look into Kerrin's personal Journey over the past 10 years. What sort of coping strategies and methods work best for her? 

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black owned brand positioned to lift up black culture through voice and thought. We talk about music, love, politics, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more all through the lens of black people.

We post new episodes every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

HOST: Taivy IG: @Taivy_Official

CO-HOST: Kerrin IG: @kmrinny

In this continuation of the last episode, we discuss strange experiences with spirits and ancestors. Have you ever been in the presence of a ghost or spirit? How do you know you're safe? And what happens when you go messin' with voodoo and you don't know what you're doing? We also talk about spiritual boundaries, share some cautionary tales and the power of witchcraft and hexes. We have some advice for baby witches interested in starting their journey and learning more. 

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black owned brand positioned to lift up black culture through voice and thought. We talk about music, love, politics, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more all through the lens of black people.

We post new episodes every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

HOST: Taivy IG: @Taivy_Official

CO-HOST: Kerrin IG: @kmrinny

In this episode, we discuss our personal journeys with spirituality with our guest speaker and close friend, Ava, and the different aspects of what it means to worship non-traditional religion. In recent years black women have been tracing back their roots to ancestral magic. Rachel True, from the cult classic The Craft comes out with her own tarot deck! 

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black owned brand positioned to lift up black culture through voice and thought. We talk about music, love, politics, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more all through the lens of black people.

We post new episodes every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

HOST: Taivy IG: @Taivy_Official

CO-HOST: Kerrin IG: @kmrinny

In this episode,  we talk about colorism within different cultures. Our guest speaker, Kiema talks about her experience living in South Korea, and the effect colorism has on South Korea and East Asia as a whole. Is colorism a thing in asian communities? Kiema discusses her experience as a teacher while using that opportunity to positively influence her students. We also analyze the problem of colorism in media such as the Disney channel, Coco Jones vs. Zendaya, interracial representation in film (ie; Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani from Love Birds) and lastly how to solve this issue. 

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black owned brand positioned to lift up black culture through voice and thought. We talk about music, love, politics, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more all through the lens of black people.

We post new episodes every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

HOST: Taivy IG: @Taivy_Official

CO-HOST: Kerrin IG: @kmrinny

In this episode of TRIBE, we discuss life during the COVID-19 Pandemic and how it affected us both individually. We talk about changes in our everyday life, the spiritual connection to this year, and what this all really could mean, the changes the show went through, and dating life during the pandemic. Kerrin and I decided to record this episode to keep all of you guys in the loop and address the current state of the world before taking a dive into the next official season of TRIBE. We chose this time to reflect on the past year of 2020 and decompress in this conversation about the New Normal. 

TR!BE is a socially conscious and black owned brand positioned to lift up black culture through voice and thought. We talk about music, love, politics, fashion, art, history, pop culture and more all through the lens of black people.

We post new episodes every week! If you're a conscious creative of color or care about what we have to say, join in the conversation and check out this show.

HOST: Taivy IG: @Taivy_Official

CO-HOST: Kerrin IG: @kmrinny