We are in an age where spirituality has become popular and the stigma surrounding it is decreasing. In this episode I explore the ways in which we can raise the vibrational frequency that our spirits operate on, and how being in-tune with self can benefit you in your everyday lives. This episode was recorded during Black History Month (sorry for the delay), so listeners can look forward to some Black-ish! From Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill and Rihanna & A$AP Rocky's pregnancy, we're getting into it all! Oh yeah, and we can't raise our vibrations without laughter! So, make sure you get comfortable and enjoy the show because there is so much energy waiting to lift you up! 

Peace and love! Welcome to Season 2 of Holla Back the Podcast!!! If you made it this far in listening to the podcast, I love you and I'm thankful that you are on this journey with us! We are kicking off the Nu Year with high vibrations, more knowledge, and more laughs. On this episode we had the privilege to Holla at my good friend, Azia Jordan. We touched on her being a recent graduate from an HBCU, selling "Killa Juice", and how she went viral on the first airing of her radio show. I also put her music skills to the test in the entertainment segment of the show as well. Put your headphones in, turn the volume up, and get you some snacks because you are in for a treat!

In this episode I invited some young adults who are on their grind to the table to discuss the benefit of having side hustles. In today’s society many young men and woman desire to create their own business instead of working for others. Take a listen as we talk support, the lack of support for Black businesses, and as we drop gems on starting businesses as well.

We are tired. I am tired. I usually have the community Holla Back at me, but I took one for the team this time. The revolution will not be televised, but I decided to speak on George Floyd’s murder by brutal police and what’s going on right now in Amerikkka. Let this episode serve as a chapter in your Black history books because they might leave the revolution out of the mainstream ones.

I had some people in the community Holla Back at me asking to shine a light on a prominent topic in today’s culture. The fetish of African American culture and people as seen on Tik Tok and various social media platforms by white women isn’t shocking, however deserves to be talked about. So tune in and don’t forget to Holla Back!

Peace and love! In this episode myself and special guests from the Black community got together to discuss our experiences as young African- American adults and how they differed. This episode is intended to be relatable and also take listeners on a trip down memory lane. Thank you for taking the time out to listen and I hope you enjoy! Don’t forget to Holla Back! We now have an Instagram @HollaBackthePodcast & Twitter @HollaBackthePod if you’d like to keep up with the Podcast.

Hey y’all! The topic of Colorism appears and many times is avoided in the Black community and other minority communities as well. I got some of my homegirls together to Holla Back so we could tackle this topic and discuss why Colorism has an effect on us as black women.

What's up y'all! Here's episode #1! This episode serves as an introduction to the podcast as a whole, what HollaBack is all about, and who I am as the host on this airwave. Be ready to catch what will be featured on future episodes and other dope content. Hope you stay along on this journey, enjoy!