How a brain aneurysm changed my womanhood journey | with Jaleesa Matthews

SnapBack culture is still affecting Black millennial moms | with Ashley Winters

Part 2 is here, my bad y’all. Houston real estate agent and hottie Ashley Winters dropped gems and honesty about her journey as a mom to her precious son. We talked about the embedded unrealistic body standards for women, especially women of color after having a baby and so much more.

Black millennial mothers + snapback culture | with Gabrielle Gambrell

In Part 1 of this new series, I got to chat with PR maven Gabrielle Gambrell isn't afraid to talk about the changes her body went through after her first, and now second child. She allows herself to be honest about how growing up in California embedded unrealistic body standards for women, especially women of color.

How a brain aneurysm changed my womanhood journey | with Jaleesa Matthews

“When I first came home, obviously I did not want to date.Now, I get kind of sad about it because I wanna date, but I don't know how to date right now. Okay. Do I go out and meet somebody? So then I go down the rabbit hole of all these questions. I don't know. That is something I would like to do, but I don't. Then I'm like, who wants to date someone with all my shit? Who wants to date someone like me?” Listen to Jaleesa Matthew's story as she shares her new, unexpected journey after a medical emergency changed her life.

The 'Black woman reinvention' era: A therapist's thoughts and more

DMV clinical psychologist and children's book author Nyasha Chikowore shares her POV on how the pandemic shifted how Black women are living their lives. From quitting jobs to owning the "soft life" as our default, many women have decided to slow down and take stock of their lives. She also shares her office fashion and more on her children's book, Giraffes Ask for Help [https://www.amazon.com/stores/Nyasha-M.-Chikowore/author/B07KMN4N3H?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true].

Discussing Black beauty in the DMV area | with Kendra Woolridge

D.C. beauty owner Kendra Woolridge shares her thoughts on how different varieties of Black beauty are treated in the DMV area, the rise of pampering services for women of color and more.