Let’s Talk Black Maternal Mortality: Advocate or Die Trying

Let’s Talk Control: The 1st Thing We Learn The Last Thing We Master.

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Let’s Talk Forgiveness: The Debt We Carry

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Let’s Talk Season 7: The Debrief

Watch the show [https://youtu.be/zErHO4Ko0PQ] Season 7 of Culture Currency was themed Health: Mind, Body, Spirit. This week, Mahagony and Aisha close it out with a raw wrap-up. They revisit the conversations that hit hardest, name what they missed, and trace what actually shifted in their own lives because of this season. From grief to maternal health to the weight of isolation, they unpack what stuck and why it matters. No highlight reel. Just an honest look at the work, the misses, and the moments that left a mark.

Let’s Talk Black Maternal Mortality: Advocate or Die Trying

Watch Episode [https://youtu.be/oNhDhF2ogno] On this episode of Culture Currency, Mahagony and Aisha confront the reality of Black maternal mortality. They break down why Black women are 3x more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes, and it isn't just about income or education. They get into medical bias, stories of not being heard in the delivery room, and what self-advocacy actually looks like when your life depends on it. This isn't a stats episode. It's about survival, legacy, and building systems that let Black mothers live to tell their own birth stories. They also talk through practical steps: finding your people, documenting everything, and refusing to be a footnote in someone else's negligence.

Let’s Talk Grief: The Sentence That You Give Yourself.

Watch here [https://youtu.be/INHpMssdFhE] On this episode of Culture Currency, Mahagony and Aisha draw the line between grief and self-imposed solitary confinement. They unpack how pain makes us retreat, build walls, and mistake isolation for healing, when really it's just a slower bleed. They share what happened when they tried to “tough it out” alone vs when they actually leaned into their people. It's about why community is a survival skill, not a luxury, and how letting others witness your grief keeps you from serving a life sentence in your own head. No bypassing, no platitudes, just real talk on finding your people in the dark.