It’s a bonus episode, and baby… we outside AND in the mix This week, I’m giving y’all a full recap of my experience at the Cardi B tour — from the vibes, to the crowd, to whether it was really poppin’ like it was supposed to be. You already know I had thoughts.Then we sliding straight into the mess: Remy Ma dropped a freestyle that has the internet side-eyeing HARD… is it a diss aimed at Claressa Shields and Papoose? Yeah… we breaking that ALL the way down.And speaking of headlines — let’s talk about Usher and Chris Brown possibly hitting the road together Is this legendary… or a setup for chaos? I said what I said.Then we get into gospel drama that the internet is EATING UP — Tina Campbell and Erica Campbell are trending, and folks have a LOT to say about divorce, vows, and timing… and y’all know I had to chime in.  And to top it off, we diving into another “Am I Overreacting?” Reddit situation — because whew… people really be out here testing patience DAILY.It’s laughs, it’s opinions, it’s a lil’ petty, and a whole lotta “run my mouth” energy.Press play… and tell me — am I reaching, or am I right? 

Has social media completely changed the dating game… or did it just expose what was already there?In this episode of Yes… Another One Podcast, Breezy gets into the real about modern dating in the age of DMs, dating apps, and “situationships.” From endless options and ghosting culture to soft launches and keeping people on the roster—nothing is off limits.Is social media giving us more access… or just more confusion?Are we connecting deeper, or just collecting people?And at what point does convenience start costing us real intimacy?This conversation gets honest about boundaries, attention, validation, and the unspoken rules we’re all navigating but nobody really admits out loud.If you’ve ever questioned someone’s intentions based on their online behavior… or caught yourself overthinking a “seen” message—this one’s for you.Because maybe the question isn’t just has social media ruined dating…Maybe it’s… are we using it in a way that ruins us?

his week’s episode is inspired by Schoolin’ Life and a conversation we NEED to have…When did aging become an insult?From your 20s to your 50s, everybody has something to say about where you should be in life. And if you don’t fit that timeline? Suddenly you’re “too old.”Yeah… we’re unpacking ALL of that.I’m talking expectations, social media comments, and why growing older is actually one of the biggest flexes you can have.Because aging isn’t the problem… people’s mindset is. Let’s talk in the comments:Have you ever been told you’re “too old” for something? Like, comment, and subscribe for more real conversations, messy takes, and life reflections.Welcome to the… YES… another one podcast 

Alright y’all… this was one of those episodes where I just had to sit and think out loud.I came across a video about whispering to yourself in the mirror… and it had me asking a real question—what am I actually saying to myself when nobody’s around?Is my inner voice kind… or is she lowkey dragging me? We’re getting into:self-talk and how we process our thoughtsthe difference between who we are vs who we say we’re becomingtalking to your future self (because baby… she’s watching )and those quiet truths we don’t always say out loudThis one is reflective, a little personal, and definitely one of those “sit with yourself” conversations.

Episode 10 is all about fun conversations and messy internet debates. I’m reacting to a Reddit story, sharing some hot topics, answering a few get-to-know-me questions, and asking the kind of questions that might start an argument in the comments.Think of it as a chill kiki session—laughing, judging the internet, and keeping it real.

Life doesn’t come with instructions. In this episode of Yes…Another One Podcast, I reflect on a powerful reminder from Beyoncé’s Schoolin’ Life: stay relentless, keep going, and remember who you are.We talk about the pressure to have life figured out, the reality that nobody really does, and why your story is still being written every day.Because the truth is… there’s no perfect way to live this life. You just keep running your race.

In this episode of Yes… Another One Podcast, we’re diving into the psychology of the stories we tell ourselves — especially after heartbreak, rejection, or silence.If someone never comes back… what meaning do you assign to that?Does it become “I wasn’t enough”?Or “It simply wasn’t aligned”?This episode explores:Emotional processing after a breakupSelf-worth and internal narrativesEgo vs. acceptanceHow limiting beliefs shape relationshipsRewriting the story for healing and growthSometimes the most powerful shift isn’t in what happened — it’s in what you decide it means.If you’ve ever struggled with overthinking, closure, or missing someone who may never return… this one is for you.

This week, we’re talking about lock-in season. The uncomfortable choices. The discipline nobody claps for. The truth that doesn’t shame you — it instructs you. If you’re building something in silence, this one is for you

Valentine’s Day just passed, and I noticed something interesting — some people seem genuinely bothered by happy single women.In this episode of Yes… Another One Podcast, I talk about why being single isn’t a failure, a red flag, or a waiting room. From a viral post about a man upset that women were celebrating singlehood, to the deeper cultural pressure around relationships, this episode explores why single happiness makes some people uncomfortable.We get into:Why society treats relationships as validationThe difference between loneliness and peaceWhy being single can actually be groundingAnd why joy doesn’t need justificationThis isn’t anti-love. It’s pro-alignment.If you’re single and stable, or learning how to enjoy your own company, this conversation is for you. New episodes weekly Real life. Real thoughts. Real time.

In this episode of the Yes, It's Another One podcast, Thick Madam, aka Breezy, discusses personal growth, the importance of pursuing one's passions, and the alignment of actions with inner peace. She shares her journey of weight loss, the significance of making better choices, and how finding and nurturing passions can lead to fulfillment. The conversation also touches on external expectations and the need for self-discovery, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique paths and shine their light in the world.

Takeaways

It's important to check in with yourself regularly.

Making better choices in life can lead to positive changes.

Finding your passion can bring peace and fulfillment.

Alignment in life feels like peace, not pressure.

Don't ignore the things that energize you.

External expectations shouldn't dictate your personal journey.

Pursuing passions can lead to personal growth and happiness.

It's okay to postpone passions, but don't ignore them.

Everyone has a unique light to shine in the world.

Take the next step towards what you feel pulled to do.