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S4E3 | Lessons From a Therapist: What Happens When Black Women Overcompensate for Their Partners? w/ Dr. Nikki Coleman

S4E3 | Lessons From a Therapist: What Happens When Black Women Overcompensate for Their Partners? w/ Dr. Nikki Coleman Show Notes Building onto last week’s episode, in this interview we discuss Dr. Nikki Coleman’s experiences doing couples therapy. Oftentimes she witnesses Black women overcompensating for their male partners’ lack of empathy, accountability, emotional intelligence, etc. … Read more

S4E2| Let’s Chat: Where I’ve Been and What I Learned From Going Viral on Social Media

S4E2| Let’s Chat: Where I’ve Been and What I Learned From Going Viral on Social Media Show Notes Surprise! I’m finally back for the rest of season 4. Find out what kept me away, what I learned from going viral in the meantime and what’s in store for this season. Transcript: Well. Long time no … Read more

S4E1| Mother’s Day Edition: A Conversation with Mom

S4E1| Mother’s Day Edition: A Conversation with Mom Show Notes Kicking off season 4 with a conversation with my mama! Get to know more about the lady responsible for the lady behind Not The Wifey Type. Welcome back and Happy Mother’s Day! Connect With Me Twitter Instagram Envelope

S3E10 | That’s How You Feel? On Knowing When to Leave When Red Flags Are Not Enough w/ Breakup Coach Daphne McGee

S3E10 | That’s How You Feel? On Knowing When to Leave When Red Flags Are Not Enough w/ Breakup Coach Daphne McGee Show Notes Last episode of the season!!! Just in time for the New Year in case you need to give someone the gift of goodbye, I talked with breakup coach Daphne McGee about … Read more

S3E9 | Misogynoir Across Contexts: A Conversation with Originator Moya Bailey

S3E9 | Misogynoir Across Contexts: A Conversation with Originator Moya Bailey Show Notes Moya Bailey, coiner of the term “misogynoir,” speaks on anti-Black misogyny in different contexts, her 2021 book Misogynoir Transformed: Black Women’s Digital Resistance, and why it’s important to center queer and trans Black women. Connect With Me Twitter Instagram Envelope