First Black Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader — A Conversation with Eunice Taylor Cicero

Corner Chats | I Got Laid Off… Now What?

In this first Corner Chat, I’m sharing something very real — navigating my recent layoff and figuring out what comes next. Losing my job wasn’t part of the plan, but sometimes life forces you to pause, reflect, and pivot in ways you didn’t expect. In this conversation, I’m opening up about the emotions that come with that moment, the uncertainty of starting over, and the thoughts I’ve been sitting with as I figure out my next chapter. Corner Chats are a more intimate side of Unedited by Adge — unscripted, honest conversations where I sit down and talk through life, growth, business, and the things we’re all navigating behind the scenes. No guests. No filters. Just real conversations. If you’ve ever gone through a big life shift, career change, or moment of uncertainty, this conversation is for you. Welcome to the chat.

First Black Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader — A Conversation with Eunice Taylor Cicero

In this episode of Unedited by Adriana, I sit down with my grandmother, Eunice Taylor Cicero — the first Black Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader — for a conversation about courage, visibility, and what it means to walk into rooms that weren’t built with you in mind. Long before diversity was a talking point, she was living it. This episode isn’t just about history. It’s about legacy. About the women who go first. About the standards they set often without knowing who they’re clearing the path for. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to move with dignity in spaces that challenge you, this conversation is for you. Some chapters are inherited. This one is personal.

Finally… A Space for Women to Be Unfiltered | Unedited by Adriana

Welcome to UNEDITED, by Adriana A space for women to show up unfiltered. Real conversations, real experiences, support, and the kind of education we don’t always get but deserve. No filters, no pretending… just the real journey together.