Conversations With Miss Marcie

CWMM Episode 176 : Friendships that fade

In this storytime episode, Marcie shares a personal experience to explore how refusing to take accountability can quietly strain or even end a friendship — and what it teaches us about respect, boundaries, and emotional maturity.   Tune in now on all streaming platforms.

CWMM Episode 175:Sean Combs, The Reckoning, and What We Ignore About Power

In this episode of Conversations With Miss Marcie, I dive into Netflix’s Sean Combs: The Reckoning. We unpack the rise, influence, and controversies surrounding one of music’s biggest moguls exploring fame, power, and the personal choices that shape legacies. A deep look at culture, psychology, and what we can learn from the lives we idolize.

CWMM Episode: 174 The Rise of Toxic Relationships and Overindulged Kids

In this episode of Conversations With Miss Marcie, we explore the rise of toxic relationships and the impact of overindulged kids. From the pitfalls of spoiling children without boundaries to the emotional toll of modern relationships and the increasing prevalence of domestic violence, this is an honest, eye-opening conversation about love, parenting, and protecting your peace. Tune in for insight, real talk, and a good time with Marcie. Stream on any of your favorite podcast platforms.

CWMM Episode:173 The Battle Ain't Just In Music

In this episode of Conversations With Miss Marcie, we’re talking battles on all fronts from the rap world to the dating world. It’s competition, confusion, and a little comedy, because let’s be honest, the streets are a mess right now. Tune in for truth, laughs, and real talk, Miss Marcie style. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform. :)

CWMM Episode :172 Behind The Bars: A conversation about mental health Life and Peace

In this episode of Conversations with Miss Marcie, I’m unpacking Gucci Mane’s recent revelation about living with schizophrenia and why it’s a conversation the culture needs to have. We’ll also tap into the upcoming rap battles heating up the hip-hop scene, and get real about the way people treat each other these days.