CWMM Episode 186: Cheating, Accountability, and "The Black Women Are the Problem" Narrative

CWMM Episode 186: Cheating, Accountability, and "The Black Women Are the Problem" Narrative

What started as celebrity breakup talk turned into a much deeper conversation.   In this episode, Marcie is joined by her friend Aishah to talk about the cheating headlines everyone’s discussing and how quickly the conversation spirals into a much bigger narrative: the growing tension between Black men and Black women.   Why does it feel like Black women are constantly labeled “the problem” in relationships? Why does accountability feel one-sided in online debates? And how much of this divide is being fueled by social media narratives vs real-life experiences?   This conversation gets honest, uncomfortable, and very real as we unpack relationship expectations, loyalty, blame, and the ongoing battle of perspectives happening in the Black community.   If you’ve seen the debates, felt the tension, or have your own opinions… this episode is for you.   Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.

CWMM Episode 185:Unanswered Questions, Public Controversy, and Personal Loss

In this episode, I talk through a mix of heavy and personal topics that have been weighing on me. I discuss the tragic and unclear circumstances surrounding the death of Ashlee Janae in Tanzania and the questions people are asking in the aftermath. I also share thoughts on the controversy involving Chilli and the public reaction to her political views. Finally, I take a moment to honor my friend Tommie, whose passing has deeply affected me. This episode moves between news, reflection, and personal grief as I process real-life events and emotions in real time.   Listen on your favorite streaming podcast platforms.

CWMM Episode 184: Green-Eyed Friendships: My Honest Take On Jealousy

Ever been jealous of a friend? I’m talking real jealousy... the kind that makes you question your friendship. Inspired by a TikTok story of a young woman who ended a friendship because of envy, I share my own experiences and the lessons I’ve learned about recognizing jealousy, being honest with yourself, and navigating friendships with grace… even when it hurts. Available to stream now. Listen on your favorite Podcast platform.

CWMM Episode 183: The Culture Is Loud But Is It Right?

This week on Conversations with Miss Marcie… yeah, we gotta talk    Because what exactly is going on out here?   The Houston Rodeo had to come back with a dress code after that display… Daytona Beach Spring Break looked like pure chaos… and even Mama Tina’s gumbo got the internet in a chokehold with mixed reviews.   But let’s be real — this episode isn’t just about events.   It’s about behavior.   It’s about standards.   It’s about what we’re choosing to represent every time we step outside.   At what point does “having fun” turn into doing too much?   When did attention become more important than self-respect?   And why are people so offended when accountability enters the conversation?   Yeah… we’re going there.   Tap in, because this one might step on a few toes

CWMM Episode 182: Is the BBL Era Over?

Is the BBL Era Over? For years, the BBL look dominated social media and reshaped beauty standards across the culture. From celebrities to influencers, the exaggerated curves became the “ideal” body type almost overnight. But lately, the conversation seems to be changing. Are people starting to move away from the BBL trend? Are beauty standards shifting again? Or is the culture just evolving into something new? In this episode of Conversations with Miss Marcie, I’m breaking down the rise of BBL culture, the influence of social media, and why we might be seeing a shift in how people view beauty and body image.  Tap in and join the conversation. Do you think the BBL era is over, or is it still going strong?