Berlin Summer Wibes

Jessamy vs. Le Blues parisien: Therapy in the City of Feels

Trigger Warning: This episode is about general well-being and relationships. We don’t cover complex mental health issues or medical treatments. For deeper support, please consult a mental health professional. 💛 we’re sitting down with Jessamy Holland (@therapywithjessamy [https://www.instagram.com/therapywithjessamy/]) — a Paris-based therapist and expert in all things intimacy and relationships. Jessamy helps women and couples break free from shame, build real connections, and embrace self-love. Get ready for honest gems, practical tips, and pure good vibes.

Booked, Busy, And Building It All

This week on Two Black Girls in Berlin, we sit down with Cora, co-founder of *uns—the queer model and talent agency that’s part fashion dreamscape, part radical soft space. We talk about their journey from English classrooms to Berlin’s creative multiverse and the art of curating community. It’s a conversation about becoming, boundaries, and what it takes to build something real in a city where everyone thinks they already are.

Berlin Summer Wibes

Mak and Camille catch up and compare notes on how to navigate Berlin summer without losing the plot. From social juggling to romantic maybes to mastering the art of the effortless “wibe”, it’s a guide (or a warning?) for those of us trying to do the most…without doing too much.

Beyond the Berlinale: Going Off Script With Toby Onwumere

This week on Two Black Girls in Berlin, we’re joined by the talented and loveable actor Toby Onwumere. We talk about acting, sure. But also dive into ambition, identity, and what it feels like to carry your childhood dreams into adult rooms with bad lighting and occasionally questionable snacks. Toby lets us in on navigating an industry obsessed with reinvention and what he’s learned (and unlearned) along the way. There are no cut-and-dry conclusions, but there are great stories.

Black Girls Feel Joy, Too

It's been a minute since our last episode with only the two of us. This one's all about the act of Black women making space for lightness and joy in a world that hates to see it.