The Dream Still Needs Direct Deposit

Boundaries, Bread & Real Ones

Boundaries, bread, and real ones — this episode, Jenn, Cortni, and Kyla get honest about what boundaries actually look like in friendship, even in reconciliation. The big takeaway: you shouldn't have to give someone your last to prove a friendship's real — and you shouldn't expect that sacrifice from anyone else either. From forgiving without going back to how things were, to Jenn's own admission that she's a ghoster working on doing better — this one's a masterclass in knowing who your real ones are, without keeping score in sacrifice.

Protect Your Peace Like It's Designer

Fix ya face. Adjust your crown. Keep it moving — with class. 👑 This week Jenn, Cortni, and Kyla are getting into the real conversation about falling out — in business, in friendship, and even with family. What does it look like to walk away with your peace AND your posture intact? Kyla said it best: "Not all losses are losses." Pull up, listen, and drop in the comments how YOU protected your peace this season. 💅 🎙️ Let's Be Real Not Right | Available everywhere you listen 📲 @letsberealnotright | #LBRNR

The Dream Still Needs Direct Deposit

The Dream Still Needs Direct Deposit | Balancing Passion, Purpose & Your 9–5 Ever felt like your passion and your paycheck were competing for attention? Girlfriend, same. In this episode of Let’s Be Real, Not Right, we’re getting honest about balancing a full-time job while pursuing your dreams, building your passion project, and figuring out who you are outside of Corporate America. We’re talking about: ✨ Pursuing your passion while working a 9–5 ✨ Why consistency looks different when life is life-ing ✨ Fear of being seen outside of your professional identity ✨ Side hustles, content creation, and chasing purpose ✨ The pressure of layoffs and financial security ✨ Finding fulfillment while still paying the bills ✨ Building the dream without abandoning reality Because sometimes the dream is growing… but the dream still needs direct deposit.

Scars, Seasons, & Starting Over

Season 2 is here, Girlfriends — and we’re starting with a soft, honest conversation about timing, healing, friendship grief, and what it really takes to share your story from a scar instead of a wound. In this episode, we catch up on life: • Kyla is preparing for retirement and finally bringing her long‑time fashion‑girl magic to the podcast. • Cortni J is graduating and stepping into her therapist era, while navigating what it means to be transparent with no do‑overs. • Jenn is transitioning into entrepreneurship and talking about building a business while still working a 9–5 — doing what works for you. We also talk about what it feels like to be real on camera while you’re still figuring life out. Healing, laughing, processing… all at the same time. And yes, we answer a Girlfriend’s question: Was it real or right to team up with the ex‑wife/roommate while sleeping with the ex‑husband… and talk about him together? Grab your wine and settle in — this is the conversation you didn’t know you needed.

"Celebrations & Confessions"

Welcome to Let's Be Real, Not Right—where community is unfiltered, authentic, and unapologetic. In this powerful season finale, we're celebrating the beauty of genuine praise—some ladies write heartfelt letters, others gift tokens of appreciation, all in the name of lifting each other up. But it’s not just about the praise; one brave woman steps into her truth for the first time, sharing her story of a criminal conviction—raw, real, and freeing. This episode is a mix of celebration, honesty, and breakthrough moments that will inspire you to stand in your truth and lift others along the way. It’s more than a podcast—it’s a movement of real connection, genuine support, and sisterhood redefined. Tune in and get inspired to celebrate yourself and others in the most authentic way! This is the season finale of Season 1—thank you for being part of this incredible journey. Stay tuned for more real talk, more breakthroughs, and more sisterhood in the seasons to come!