You Go Gurl Podcast

You Go Gurl Podcast

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You Go Gurl Podcast episodes

  • Tequila, Wine & Thot Juice - Epi. 20
    Yeah 2020 is kicking everybody's asses and it's time to just grab your drink and let tomorrow's problems be tomorrow's problems. You Go Gurls are keeping things real light and fun in this episode with tequila, wine, and thot juice. Join in with a night of games and fun.
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    1 hr 11 min
  • From Music Notes To Music Money - Epi. 19
    This episode of the You Go Gurl Podcast is serving music and money as your favorite homegirls dive into what inspired Chlon Rogers, author new book series, Music Money. Learn the importance of betting on yourself, setting boundaries, and establishing a solid foundation for future success in independent music business.
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    1 hr 2 min
  • Covid Money Moves. - Epi. 18
    Alright, alright, alright. We've heard to over and over again that this an "unpredicented" ,"uncertain", and "confusing" time, but how can we turn it into an opportunity to make money moves. The You Go Gurls talk with Lydia Nelson, CEO of Cscrubs with Love. Listen to Lydia's journey as a mother, wife, and entrepreneur pre and post Covid-19.
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    50 min
  • The Makings of a Man & Woman - Epi. 17
    What makes a Man a Man? What makes a Woman a Woman? How do we know when we have left our childhood behind us and entered into our manhood or womanhood? On this episode of the You Go Gurl Podcast we are talking about the makings of a man and woman. Join the conversation and leave a comment below or reach out to us via our social media.
    2 hr 3 min

About You Go Gurl Podcast

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Welcome to the You Go Gurl podcast, a kitchen table talk where three black women (Amber, Kierra, and Yaba) debate, challenge, support, and explore life and culture from the black female perspective.