I don't know if y'all haven't noticed but where did the common sense go!? I already know social media isn't the place for it most days, however, it needs a comeback! 

I dive into how I get trapped in a rabbit hole on YouTube to people telling people that they will die if they do not take the vaccine to social media lacking common sense to letting know where you can donate to the people of Haiti on social. 

If you want to help those in Haiti, here are some profiles on Instagram that you can look for places to donate or send resources to: 

@haitianswhoblog

@ch_hlu

@atl4haiti

@lunionsuite

Thank y'all for listening and helping those in Haiti as well! 

As you all know, I created this podcast for y'all because I believe it can help someone out there. This podcast showcases my personal journey into who I am becoming and the things I have experienced. 

Lately, I've been noticing myself manifesting the things that I want in my life at a very rapid rate. I mean it has been RAPID! Once I say it, it comes to fruition. I mentioned in this episode I'm not an expert or a guru. I never want to be nor be labeled as one. How did I do it? I poured into me what I wanted out of life. 

I'm sure most of you know this. I'm sure your favorite motivational speaker or influencer tells you this all the time. I'm wondering if they talked about the feeling you experience when you know you're about to reach what you manifested. 

I did. I talked about the feeling you will experience when you are about to reach what you manifest! Take a listen.

Again, I'm not a manifesting guru or expert. I'm me - a regular woman from Chicago who is unapologetically her. I am the unapologetic nonconformist. 

You already know who it is - Magda Desir aka the unapologetic nonconformist on this lovely Thursday with a  brand NEW episode! And I have a guest! I did mention before I wanted to bring more people on my podcast and I'm a woman of my word. Today, I have Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis, who broke down what I've always wanted to know - what ADOS stood for, the difference between AA & African/Afro-Caribbean culture and so much more! The insight she provided made me realize that I have A LOT more to learn about the black community as a whole! Tune in and listen to the gems Dr. Kimya dropped because I'm definitely bringing her back! 

You can visit Dr. Kimya Nuru Dennis at www.365diversity.com and all of her contact information and the work she is doing will be on her site! 

Hey y’all! So I wanted to make this episode light hearted and fun! I came across this post on Facebook from The Haitian American page where someone tweeted, “I’m so Haitian…” and they kept it going! 

I wanted to read the comments and give y’all more insight on how relatable the the comments where to me by trying to explain what they meant to y’all! 

I did speak a bit of Kreyol in this episode so go ahead and take a listen!

And if you're Haitian and you came across this episode, share it!! 

So I've been "living" in the south for the past month and I'm enjoying myself! While I'm doing so, I went on dates and end up meeting someone... who said f**k it, let's do this!

Yes, that's right - your girl is off the market and in a relationship!

Press play and listen to how being intentional landed me dope ass individual! 

I didn’t expect to be dating while I’m where I’m at. However, I jumped back into the dating pool again! Listen to how I described my “unspoken conversation” aka a kiss that made me go, hmm, wait a minute.. let me think about how I’m feeling about this “unspoken conversation”.

I watched Love Jones this past weekend. The entire time, I was SMH. I was over the movie because I didn’t understand why Nia & Larenz couldn’t just say they were interested in each other from jump ‼️ maybe it’s me 🤷🏾‍♀️ however, I talked about what I thought about it and how people should say what they want & mean what they say when it comes to relationships these days.

Let me know what you think - whether you agree or disagree. Always opened to feedback!