Inspired by the iconic song "I'm Every Woman" made famous by Chaka Khan and Whitney Houston, this thought-provoking episode examines the pressures and expectations placed on women in society.

Toya T delves into the complex dynamics of identity, self-worth, and societal norms. We explore how Chaka and Whitney, two influential figures, represented the idea of "being every woman" in their music and public personas.

However, we question whether this portrayal was an accurate reflection of the diverse experiences and realities of women, dismantling the myth of the "superwoman" archetype.

Woman - Noun: “a female person associated with a particular place, activity, or occupation.” However… I’m not EVERY Woman!!! Are you?