WELCOME BACK MILLENNIALS!!! The Millennially Yours Podcast is finally back. After taking a break from recording in the latter half of 2020, because LIFE happened, I knew that it was time for me to get back to creating content for my audience. This episode marks the start of the first OFFICIAL Season of the Millennially Yours podcast and it brings  NEW AND IMPROVED setting; From the intro music down to the "Host(s)," the podcast is back with an over new feel. Without revealing too much about the episode, I hope you enjoy it!Please Like, Share, Subscribe, Give a Rating, and/or Leave a Review!Also, Don't forget to follow Millennially Yours on Social Media! https://linktr.ee/millnyoursIntro Music:  Roselle - "Interlude" (feat. The Hype)

Episode 3 of the "Black Out Series" is entitled "Mother To Son/Say Her Name!" This collaboration, which is the first of many to come, features millennials, Jeaiza Quiñones (gyulmeetsworld - IG) & Deidre Ritter (findingdeidre - ig) of the "Beautiful People" Podcast  who also happen to be Virgin Islands natives like myself. Throughout the episode we engage in healthy discourse on the effects, or lack thereof, on mothers during this time in the nation, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the police brutality/systemic racism/racial injustices that have been so prominent lately. We also touch on the "Say Her Name" movement, which is highly under publicized might I add, and many other conversation jerking topics, that will have your laughing, reflecting and maybe even get you a little angry. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed recording with these Beautiful Black women.Like, Share, Subscribe, Give a Rating, and/or Leave a Review!Also, Don't forget to follow Millennially Yours on Social Media! https://linktr.ee/millnyours

Episode 2 of the "Black Out Series" entitled "The Hate You Give" features millennials, Rocky Hines (cmonrock - IG) & Nick Egerton (rockeethebalboa - ig) from the Hampton Roads, Virginia area (757), who are constantly in the streets protesting and bringing awareness to the oppressions that African Americans have been faced with for decades. These brothers have substantial discourse on the "Fathers of the Movement," cultural differences, systemic racism, police brutality, racial biases and more. This is TRULY a mind jerker and will have you reflecting on a lot of the trials and tribulations African American people have endured and continue to endure today!Like, Share, Subscribe, Give a Rating, or Leave a Review!Don't forget to follow Millennially Yours on Social Media! https://linktr.ee/millnyoursPodcast Intro Beat By Speng Beats (speng_beatz - IG)

This first episode of the "Black Out Series" entitled "Melanin Anatomy features millennial JeCoy Hawley, a close friend of mine who happens to be a 3rd year Medical Student at Florida State University College Of Medicine. JC breaks down the effects of racial discrimination and prejudices within the healthcare profession, gives advice to upcoming African American males aspiring to be healthcare workers in the future, and speaks to the #BlackLivesMatter movement and the protests coupled with COVID-19 and how he feels people should utilize the best practices and take the necessary precautions to keep themselves safe while participating. Share, Subscribe, Give a Rating, or Leave a Review!Don't forget to follow the instagram page @millnyours and like  the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/millnyours/Podcast Intro Beat By Speng Beats