Why is it so expensive to get my hair done? ft Millie Mai Dadzie

Why is it so expensive to get my hair done? ft Millie Mai Dadzie

What did we talk about ? Everything and nothing ! Food, hair accents and Millie Mai's future career in tech and job at Google. Black women in tech? INJECT IT ! It was an honor hosting such a beautiful light in the studio!

After College and Unrealistic Timelines ft. Taylor

2 weeks left till the end of the semester! It's so exciting but also what happens after we graduate ? Where do we collect the jobs? :/ In this episode Taylor shares her story of stepping out of her identity as a student after graduation . She also shares how it took her some time to finally discover what she really wanted to do and lastly how she copes as woman of color working with marginalized peoples. Taylor is passionate about children and is dedicated towards the protection of children, providing equal opportunities to them and calls for reform in policies that favor everyone, but the families and children that need them. You can find and follow her on Instagram @taylorxoxox

It's Saribxby! ft. Sarima Amadi

Meet Sarima ! A fun, smart and opinionated lady in sciences ! We spoke a little about everything like the pressures that come with being a first daughter and transparency with our parents. Don't forget to follow her on Instagram @saribxbyy and follow the show on Instagram!

Happy International Women's Day! ft. Kiana Hodge

Happy International Women's Day ladies ! In this episode we meet the gorgeous Kiana! We talk about this never ending pandemic DARLING! We discuss trying and searching for new hobbies, casual friendships and fears around going to the gym by yourself. We also learn a bit about her Caribbean background and her travel plans. Don't forget to follow her on Instagram @Kiana.Hodge

Becoming... ft. Charlotte

In this episode we met Charlotte. A new Charlotte who is redefining herself and the way she experiences life. She addresses letting go of unattainable standards and relationships that result in self loathing. We discuss self care and the power of experiencing every day and every moment.