This podcast is necessary! I have enjoyed every episode since the first drop. This is one of my faves. I’m a middle aged woman, 44, and I typically resonate with our beautiful host, Tiffany. Sis, I didn’t know you were raised in my ATL. No wonder you are my sister in my head 😉 thank you for creating this gem of a podcast for US! Blessings! 🥰🤗🥰

🖤🖤 what LaTasha Brown is saying about Women Value‼️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🖤🖤🖤

“Where we go, the world follow”. I periodically remind people of this!

@kojoboateng6755

4 ай бұрын

Its OK to hype yourself up, but ain't nobody following U anywhere in the world. Stop this nonsensical talking points.

To some of the comments...Ooo. Kayyy. No judgment but im sorry this conversation was f'g🔥🔥🔥 and magical ✨️ 💫💥 I really enjoyed the relationship discussion with Chef Hall but this was so deep on so many levels. Much love from a middle aged listener.

THANKS TIFFANY and the two profound voices,being able to eloquate on each subject. And I will never hear or hear or see enough of Tosha Brown. Please request that Tasha sing at least a few bars of ANYTHING. GREAT SHOW!

This young lady is so bright and beautiful, she was a joy to listen to. I loved how she articulated her thoughts. I also loved the older women, very full of wisdom and truth. This podcast is amazing and very needed. The host is incredible!!! Keep it coming!!! I’m tuned in!! 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 💪🏾 💪🏾 💪🏾 ❤❤❤

Tiffany, I already love and respect you sis, have always wanted to hear Ms.. LaTosha speak in a setting such as this and finally the young sister Nyla awesome I love to see sharp young folks ,it does something to my spirit. I too am Unapologetically Black wouldn't want to be anything else. Thanks for the podcast, keep em" coming

Your guest are amazing..I'm loving this conversation..

I clicked the thumbs up button as soon as I saw that LaTosha was a guest! Now I'll go back and watch her bring the smoke! Love you Tosha!

Nyla said “Quarter life crisis “ that was cute😂😂😂

This is a great episode. I've always been an admirer of LaTosha Brown, and I didn't know about Nyla Symone before this episode, but she's quite dope as well. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, black women are number one for me.

Wow! This episode was so good. I really enjoyed your guest Nyla. I see great things coming for her. Thank you, Tiffany for understanding how important conversations like this is for our community.

Also, these outfits, Tiffany are GIVING!

This episode has blessed my entire life. Thank you Tiffany, for bringing this much needed conversation to us. ❤❤❤

LaTosha Brown is my girl

Wow, just wow. I love this series, this conversation is really needed. Thank you for making room for uncomfortable topics that really need more attention from the collective community. Watching from Zambia.

Queens!!! You radiate beautifully! Thank you for the conversation.

Tiff.. I trully aplaud you for this show and in general this idea of having it. This topic is the BOMB. I am an African man who is Canadian.. we need these tools to strengthened our community. Being let go by MSNBC was a blessing to community, and as the Bible says "What the enemy meant for evil, God turned it out for your good". CONGRATULATIONS and we are behind you a 100%..

This is the podcast that we have been waiting for!! Thank you, Tiffany for trusting God, and trusting yourself.🙏🏾 👸🏾🏆💯🙏🏾

Latosha Brown said “ we’ve been here, we’ve been amazing “. Not only have we been here but we birth humanity.

Beautiful & brilliant group of Black women‼️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🖤🖤🖤✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

This podcast is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Great show with great guests, always bringing enlightenment to the community Ms Cross . Welcome home ❤

I'm loving these conversations!

I'm glad I came across this. Very good discussion, eventhough I didn't agree with a few things. Each person's perspective had something that resonated with me. The sista with the bantu knots is my kinda sista. ❤❤❤

Shout out to Tiffany's glam team💯she looks amazing!

Listen to the podcast episode brought a song to my mind. When I think about the things I want not the things God knows I really need . There are miracles and blessings for me!

Oh my gosh, the story about going down the soul train line with an Afro and feeling affirmed by the the two ladies who said, “ look at that little chocolate drop with all that hair! She’s so cute!” I love that sooo much because honestly, compliments (especially from within our community) can Really lift us up!! ♥️ pour into others.

Great conversation, Sisters!

I really enjoy these shows!❤❤❤🎉

I am loving this show It was long overdue. I am in my 60s and love the generational conversations. Keep it going!!

Thoroughly enjoyed this discussion

I absolutely love this podcast. I appreciate these very necessary conversations.

Already know it's going to give 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 0:32

Tiffany! I am so glad I found you again! SUBSCRIBING!

Tiffany...sis...these convos are amazing. Ari is everything! Beautiful, talented. My oldest LOVES her.

Great show‼️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🖤🖤🖤✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🫶🏽🫶🏽🤗🤗

First one….I’m in..👏🏾👏🏾I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. All of you ladies shine…So needed. 🎉

Those grandma’s a little pinch of this and a little bit of that brought back sweet memories! The self acceptance/love and building women up in general was nice to hear. Love, love loved this one! Keep them coming 🥳

I love the conversation. I like the fact that it's coming from three different generation point of views and I have to agree with the more seasoned lady in the purple. There was a role that everybody took and we have always been brought up to respect our elders and their opinions. The young lady may feel like she's being judged but at the end of the day if you know better you do better and this stuff is out of control. And I heard comments about Millie Jackson and Mom's Maybelline but let's just be for real. That was the few, not the many it was underground. It wasn't really out there on mainstream whether social media was out or not back then even in our time because I'm a '80s baby, there was some risky groups. However, the caveat to that was there was still enough class acts that we survived it and we knew that once we became of a rightful age that it was time to move on and mature and grow it Elegance in class. This generation now is just a race to the bottom. Everything is accepted. Everything is normalized. It don't matter what you want to do if you want to jump off of a building. If you got enough people listening to you jumping off the building. You'll have kids everywhere, literally jumping off buildings. It's no standards or boundaries and I feel like as the older generations including myself in the more seasonal generation. We do have to be honest with these children you don't have to talk down to them but it's okay to stand up for the right. It's all right to be that person that says this is wrong. You all can do better and also the people who have dropped the ball and raising the children. They need to take responsibility as well because it had to start somewhere and I feel like a lot of people dropped the ball 20 30 years ago and it caused the big mess for people in the black community especially. But this is a great show

This was so good. I really resonated with Nyla when she said we have to show grace to people and accept where they are at. That's something I've been working on. I love when LaTosha said she always feels like she is on the way to somewhere and that she forgot to get married. 😂 So glad I am coming to the understanding that my relationship status dosen't define me. Great episode. Can't wait until next week. 😊❤

Just found this channel and I’m in love! I hope you continue to grow. ❤

LOVE THIS.

I love the soul train line affirmation story. Thank you.

This was absolutely amazing! Thank you

This is a fantastic podcast!!!

Love your spoken word re your grandma, Tiffany! I felt every word!

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Bravo, my Beautiful Queen Sisters‼️

Absolutely amazing podcast! 💖💖💖

I would love to see a show dedicated to the voices of black atheists/non-believers/non-religious women. We're part of the community, as well.

What a beautiful conversation! Thank you.

This episode was sensational...the experiences were so diverse. While I am a mother, and I love my son beyond my imagination, I am so proud of you and Mandi for knowing yourselves so well. Tiffany you are the most authentic person. I am honored to watch you every week...I wish you blessings and love..

What an intro. Im proud of you all.

🙌🏾I never understood the women that would put down other Black women just because they wear their hair natural🤔

3:12 My grandma passed away when I was 2. 😢 My other grandma I didn't have access to until I was an adult.

Women king 👊🏽

Lmao - No, you didn’t call Megyn, Tucker and Bill “thirsty has beens.” I love your truth missives.

THE CALL IS COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE!!!!!!

Dammit y'all got me in here cry😢but 4 good

Can we expound a bit more on the question on where black women and black men are? Not sure if the panel didn’t want to talk about it. Can you do a show specifically on the phenomena of black men leaving the US to find wives in other countries? And how we can mend this divide. Thank you

@kingstrong5351

4 ай бұрын

They won't, most Black Women don't like looking in the mirror lol

@FlowerPow-tz1cn

4 ай бұрын

@@kingstrong5351 well, I don’t know about most. I would say that many don’t like looking in the mirror. however I don’t think having the discussion would be a bad thing because men are also part of the problem. But I think this is probably a really good platform to talk about it. Either way, I didn’t ask the question to be a smart Alec. I really would like to discuss it.

@zarario4444

4 ай бұрын

​@@kingstrong5351 America is very diverse country. If you can find a partner in America. That is a you problem. The fact that you have to go to countries where the women are in poverty says a lot about you. Stop projecting onto BW.

I love shortie bantu knots.

There’s only so much judgment we as gen xers can do. The children that are so lost today, no respect, fighting teachers, consumed with sex and drugs… who raised them?

16-minute mark: Nyla will forever be an MVP to me for sitting there quietly while Pat made an absolute fool of herself. She was asking Nyla about her sex life and everything. It was so utterly disrespectful. I would never support anything Pat does. I already don't think she's funny, but the tackiness of it rubbed me wrong even more. It was an example of why comedy has changed; you can be funny without being a ... 🤐

This episode was laborious for me. 😐 jusy honest feedback.