This Virgo’s life has been lifing, so this week we have a laid back episode of This Virgo Life. This is a fun episode where we take a trip down memory lane and discuss the host’s most memorable albums that have been the soundtrack to This Virgo’s life.

We are covering a lot this week! We are talking oversharing coworkers, being an introverted social worker, more thoughts on the teacher who was fired for having his students take his braids out, and most importantly…sharing tips for people who are caring for those suffering from mental illness. I told y’all it was a lot. So be sure to tune in to this week’s episode!

In this episode of This Virgo Life, I ask the hard questions…Can White People Comment on Hip Hop. I have a special guest who tackles this question with me. Of course, we have some of my random thoughts for the week and I catch you all up on my life.

On this episode we delve into the tumultuous world of raising strong-willed children and the STRUGGLE that ensues. I share a Story from the ED in which I was called the N-word. I also listened to a Taylor Swift album for the first time; come hear my reaction. And of course, I have tips for busy adults considering going back to school and those who are already in school.

Uncover the truth behind Donald Trump's DEI contradictions, explore why seeing people support Trump is triggering, and delve into the paradox of low maintenance friends versus high maintenance realities in this illuminating episode of This Virgo Life. Join your host as she dissects the intricacies of DEI and D&I, share survival tips for parents going going back to school or currently in school, and can someone tell me why I cannot avoid potholes!. Don't miss out on this conversation that promises to inform, entertain, and inspire!

I’ve been gone a long time, but I’m back! In this episode I will catch you up on where I’ve been. You will hear my reaction and thoughts to Amanda Seales being too much. I also give some advice to busy moms who are in school or thinking of going back to school.

On this episode I take a dive into more personal topics. I discuss the challenges of being a mom who requires more me-time than most. Being an introvert, enneagram 5, and a Virgo does make parenting a little more challenging. Let’s normalize these topics. •Let’s talk…email me at [email protected] •Follow me on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/this_virgo_life/ •If you want to take the Enneagram Test here is a website where you can test for free: https://www.truity.com/test/enneagram-personality-test •You can also learn more about the Enneagram here: https://www.enneagraminstitute.com

I'm officially a social worker! This week we discuss my hooding ceremony, graduation, and my much-needed hiatus from social media. I'm possibly addicted to social media and I blame grad school. Also, we discuss the lack of care within our communities and how it hinders positive social change. Follow me on Instagram @This_Virgo_Life. Email me at [email protected]

New Name, Who Dis? Yes, the podcast formerly known as Aspiring Black Social Worker has a new name. We are now This Virgo Life, and I give a brief explanation of why the name was changed at the top of the episode. But the good part is the conversation that follows. I talked with a few other aspiring social workers about transgender rights, gender-affirming care, and why this has become a political issue lately. Here is the link to the webpage with all of the resources that we mentioned https://shawneequabigelow.wixsite.com/thisvirgolife/post/let-s-talk-about-trans-rights-and-gender-affirming-care. Follow me on Instagram @This_Virgo_Life and email me at [email protected] (I am considering changing the email to match the podcast)

In this powerful episode of the Aspiring Black Social Worker podcast, we address the pressing issue of police brutality and its impact on the mental health of the Black community. The recent proliferation of videos showing police murders of Black individuals has caused widespread trauma and concern. Our host, Shaw, will explore the mental health effects of witnessing police violence through social media videos and offer practical tips for self-care and coping. Join the host for a crucial discussion on how the Black community can take care of their mental well-being in the face of systemic violence. This is an episode for anyone looking to support the Black community and expand their understanding of this pressing issue. Shaw also discusses how schools encourage blind obedience and gives words of wisdom regarding the different ways people are valued in the workplace. Don't miss this episode! Subscribe now to the Aspiring Black Social Worker podcast! Stay connected via Instagram @aspiringblacksocialworker and email at [email protected]