Where My Girls At?

Where My Girls At?

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Where My Girls At? episodes

  • 2020s: The Best and the Worst so far

    Hi guys! This week we're discussing relationship drama, lackluster new music, predictions for 2027, and we discuss the best and worst things to happen in female rap this decade. Thanks for listening!

    58 min
  • Song of the Summer 2026

    We're back! We hope you had an amazing summer because we have A LOT to cover! As usual, we end this episode counting down our top song of the summer. Playlist linked below. Thanks for listening!



    Playlist:

    1 hr 19 min
  • WMGA REWIND: From Pink Friday to WAP: The New Renaissance of Women in Rap

    In honor of WAP going diamond, let's revisit the first episodes of our series!


    This week, we're rapping up our first scripted series discussing how the women in rap are not only taking over, but here to stay! Thank you for listening!






    Hip-Hop was built by Black women, and co-opted by everyone else. We’ve had enough and we’re taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah, Shermee, and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women.

    Brought to you by Textured Heir. Textured Heir is an online community dedicated to celebrating Black womanhood. Visit Texturedheir.com for more!

    Check out our other podcasts Does It Hold Up? About Black pop culture, film, tv, and music, and The Blacklist about Black Hollywood stars from the 20th Century!

    Follow us on Instagram @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat_th

    Follow us on Twitter @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat2

    13 min
  • WMGA REWIND: From Pink Friday to WAP: Regular, Degular, Schmegular Girl from the Bronx

    In honor of WAP going diamond, let's revisit the first episodes of our series!


    This week in our scripted series, we're tackling the unlikely and unprecedented rise of Cardi B, the foundation crack in Nicki Minaj's palace, and the beginnings of a new renaissance of women in Rap.  Thanks for listening!







    Hip-Hop was built by Black women, and co-opted by everyone else. We’ve had enough and we’re taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah, Shermee, and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women.

    Brought to you by Textured Heir. Textured Heir is an online community dedicated to celebrating Black womanhood. Visit Texturedheir.com for more!

    Check out our other podcasts Does It Hold Up? About Black pop culture, film, tv, and music, and The Blacklist about Black Hollywood stars from the 20th Century!

    Follow us on Instagram @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat_th

    Follow us on Twitter @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat2

    14 min
  • WMGA REWIND: From Pink Friday to WAP: Shether

    In honor of WAP going diamond, let's revisit the first episodes of our series!



    Rap beef is as old as the genre itself, so let's take a trip back to 2017 to relive Nicki V Remy Ma beef that consumed the year. Thanks for listening!







    Hip-Hop was built by Black women, and co-opted by everyone else. We’ve had enough and we’re taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah, Shermee, and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women.

    Brought to you by Textured Heir. Textured Heir is an online community dedicated to celebrating Black womanhood. Visit Texturedheir.com for more!

    Check out our other podcasts Does It Hold Up? About Black pop culture, film, tv, and music, and The Blacklist about Black Hollywood stars from the 20th Century!

    Follow us on Instagram @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat_th

    Follow us on Twitter @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat2

    35 min
  • WMGA REWIND: From Pink Friday to WAP: Can There Only Be One?

    In honor of WAP going diamond, let's revisit our first ever episodes of our show!


    We're halfway through our series! Today we discuss the origins of "The Queen of Rap" trope and how it has fostered an environment of toxicity in the female rap community. Thanks for listening!







    Hip-Hop was built by Black women, and co-opted by everyone else. We’ve had enough and we’re taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah, Shermee, and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women.

    Brought to you by Textured Heir. Textured Heir is an online community dedicated to celebrating Black womanhood. Visit Texturedheir.com for more!

    Check out our other podcasts Does It Hold Up? About Black pop culture, film, tv, and music, and The Blacklist about Black Hollywood stars from the 20th Century!

    Follow us on Instagram @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat_th

    Follow us on Twitter @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat2

    25 min
  • WMGA REWIND: From Pink Friday to WAP: Feature Frenzy

    In honor of WAP going diamond, let's revisit our first episodes of our podcast!


    In this second episode of our scripted series "From Pink Friday to WAP" about the new renaissance of women in Hip-Hop, we discuss the business of being Nicki Minaj and how she successfully navigated the ever changing music game, and then some! thanks for listening!






    Hip-Hop was built by Black women, and co-opted by everyone else. We’ve had enough and we’re taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah, Shermee, and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women.

    Brought to you by Textured Heir. Textured Heir is an online community dedicated to celebrating Black womanhood. Visit Texturedheir.com for more!

    Check out our other podcasts Does It Hold Up? About Black pop culture, film, tv, and music, and The Blacklist about Black Hollywood stars from the 20th Century!

    Follow us on Instagram @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat_th

    Follow us on Twitter @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat2

    18 min
  • WMGA REWIND: From Pink Friday to WAP: It Was All A (teenage) Dream

    In honor of WAP going diamond this year, let's revisit our first episode of our show!


    Welcome to the first episode of our first season! This season we are focusing on the new renaissance of Black women in Hip-Hop, and this first episode focuses on Rap music's strong resurgence in the late 2000s, and the beginnings of one of the most successful rap careers of all time. Thanks for listening!Hip-Hop was built by Black women, and co-opted by everyone else. We’ve had enough and we’re taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah, Shermee, and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women.Brought to you by Textured Heir. Textured Heir is an online community dedicated to celebrating Black womanhood. Visit Texturedheir.com for more!Check out our other podcasts Does It Hold Up? About Black pop culture, film, tv, and music, and The Blacklist about Black Hollywood stars from the 20th Century!Follow us on Instagram @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat_thFollow us on Twitter @texturedheir @wheremygirlsat2


    9 min
  • Pretty Summer Playlist

    Hi guys! We're back with our final episode of the summer!!!! This week we send you off with a perfect playlist for any summer vibe! Thanks for listening! Have a GREAT summer! See you in September!


    PLAYLIST LINK: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6oFqNqLuYrfJHpC8SBkcpw?si=HuTEgDNBRwSV2qq28WhYbA&pi=2QYqzSi3QcSX9&nd=1&dlsi=37082ee73b1440db

    49 min
  • Astrology in Rap (ft. Brianna B)

    Hi guys happy Black Music Month! This week we have a special co-host, my dear friend Brianna B is stepping in for Brianna host. This week we talk award show nominations, internet beef, new albums, and Brianna B talks us through the astrological charts of some of our favorite rappers! Thanks for listening!

    1 hr 3 min

About Where My Girls At?

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Hip-Hop was built by Black women and co-opted by everyone else. We’ve had enough and we’re taking it back. Join our hosts Mariah and Brianna as we document and celebrate the people at the heart of Hip-Hop Culture: Black Women. We discuss hot topics and celebrate your favorite Black women artists, producers, writers, etc. in the Hip-hop/Rap genre.

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