Young Everyday Black Woman Podcast

In this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman, Courtney starts by giving flowers to the iconic Frankie Beverly. She then gets into how to truly show up for HBCU homecomings—not just by turning up, but by pouring back into our institutions with your time and coins when you can. The real talk continues as she breaks down why love isn’t always clicking for us, with trauma playing a big role, and how men have their own way of wanting their ‘bacon.’ Plus, Courtney shares how situationships and solitude can lead you to the love and relationship you deserve. This episode is all about keeping it raw, real, and relatable—don’t miss out!

In this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman, Courtney dives deep into the 2024 presidential election, passionately expressing her support for her Soror, Vice President Kamala Harris. She also opens up about the challenges of maintaining friendships and relationships and reflects on a summer that has felt far from fulfilling. Additionally, Courtney gets personal, sharing her frustrations with love and the feeling of unfulfillment in other areas of her life. Tune in for an honest and relatable conversation that many can resonate with.

On this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman Courtney is letting you know that America still has a problem! They really not like us! Courtney gives ya’ll a dose of her political thoughts and encourages young black women (and men too) to vote during this election! She also gets emotional talking about her beliefs for the black community and communities alike. Courtney tackles the life of being a black woman and how her inner thoughts impact her idea of diversity in relationships, friendships, and the workplace.

Join Courtney on an eye-opening expedition into the heart of education in Black America. From cradle to college, she fearlessly unpacks the intricate choices facing Black individuals navigating an educational system that often feels like a labyrinth of challenges.

In this episode, Courtney paints a vivid picture of the systemic influences shaping the educational journey of Black Americans. With her signature blend of wit and wisdom, she shines a spotlight on the resilience and determination driving students forward in the face of adversity. She puts a special spotlight on HBCUs and their positive impact on Black America.

Prepare to be inspired and enlightened as Courtney invites listeners to join her in reimagining an educational landscape where every Black student can thrive, regardless of the barriers stacked against them. Tune in for a dose of empowerment and a fresh perspective on the power of education to shape futures.

Join Courtney on a soul-searching journey in this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman. Delve into her inner struggles as she confronts the looming fear she had of turning 25, questions her purpose, and seeks her tribe. As an advocate for growth and self-love, she grapples with the challenge of practicing what she preaches. Tune in as she navigates the complexities of personal growth and authenticity, inviting listeners to embrace vulnerability and realness in every conversation

In this episode Courtney jumps right into her rollercoaster of emotions! She spills about new love, dealing with seasonal blues, grief, and life's crazy changes. Get into faith, prayers, and believing in what's possible through the power of God. She takes you through the ups and downs of her 2023. Happy New Year, let's dive in!

On this captivating episode preview of 'Young Everyday Black Woman: The Podcast,' Courtney takes you on an inspiring journey through the vibrant world of Elizabeth City State University. Join us as we illuminate the brilliance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their profound impact on students and the communities they serve. Courtney engages in a dynamic conversation with ECSU's outstanding students - Kristen Bannerman, Noel Herron, and Jared Bell (JB). These campus trailblazers are actively shaping the narrative, shedding light on why HBCUs are the ultimate destination for excellence and empowerment. Tune in and let the enthusiasm of these young voices ignite your passion for HBCUs, unveiling the incredible stories and experiences that make them an essential part of our cultural tapestry.

Follow them on IG:

Kristen Bannerman: kristenshaunte_

Noel Herron: no.wellzers

Jared Bell: jr.bell_

All music credits go to BakeFromthe5

In this captivating episode of 'Young Everyday Black Woman: The Podcast,' Courtney takes you on an inspiring journey through the vibrant world of Elizabeth City State University. Join us as we illuminate the brilliance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their profound impact on students and the communities they serve. Courtney engages in a dynamic conversation with ECSU's outstanding students - Kristen Bannerman, Noel Herron, and Jared Bell (JB). These campus trailblazers are actively shaping the narrative, shedding light on why HBCUs are the ultimate destination for excellence and empowerment. Tune in and let the enthusiasm of these young voices ignite your passion for HBCUs, unveiling the incredible stories and experiences that make them an essential part of our cultural tapestry.

Follow them on IG:

Kristen Bannerman: kristenshaunte_

Noel Herron: no.wellzers

Jared Bell: jr.bell_

In this episode, Courtney welcomes you back. It’s been a while since she’s posted an episode, but she’s been working hard and chasing her dreams. But hasn’t forgotten about this one. She shares her love life update and talks about what it’s like being in a season of feeling proud of yourself. She makes it clear that each and every one of you should join her in this season.

In this episode, Courtney talks all about having positive vibes only! She talks men, fun times in NC, as well as reaching some personal and professional milestones. Plus, she gives ya’ll a listen to a new poem she wrote.

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