This episode, I’m joined by Etlin Flores, creator of the She Is Fierce Project and podcast. She Is Fierce is an online platform geared towards empowering Black women and women of color and highlighting their experiences in predominantly white institutions (PWIs), friendships, relationships and more. On this episode we discuss her experiences at PWIs as
Who handles rejection better? Men or women? This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.
Is there any gift to big or small during this pandemic? We talk about our thoughts surrounding gift giving for the holiday season and what we even define as a sentimental gift. Take a listen if you want to hear three different perspectives, which may help you decide what to get that special someone!
Welcome to Across The Mic with Julio Taku where I, Julio Taku (pronounced Jew-Leo Tah-Coo), cover issues pertaining to the different intersections of Blackness in areas such as politics, fashion, music, activism, academia, art, sex work, health care etc. Guest appearances from professionals and creatives in their respective fields will provide insight and unique perspectives
Black Koffee plays the “We’re Not Really Strangers” card game by “Red Table Talk” where we get deep. Get to know us a little better and don’t be a stranger!
In this episode, we explore zodiac signs and debate who is the best! What’s your sign?
Just how far does the cancel culture need to go? We discuss Tory and Meg, exploitation of POC and our own experiences of being the token Black girls.
Tell us where your loyalty lies. On this episode, we have two very special OG’s giving us some advice on loyalty, love and life. Tee has been married for 27 years, so you don’t want to miss all the wisdom she has to share on putting husband, kids or friends first. If you’ve been wondering
Welcome back to BTBM, the new sheriff in the BTBM studio, who takes control is Lady V. We discuss Ayesha Curry, Thug Day at a School in Houston, TX and other topics. We hope you enjoy!
Black Koffee we give the weekly cup of love, life and laughter where we discuss relationships, culture and daily tasks we are faced on a day to day as black women in America. We keep it real and pure while keeping the black power strong. On this episode we ask, are people of color still
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