The podcast episode features a discussion about the musical 'Wicked' and its portrayal of Black women, as well as the themes of propaganda, discrimination, and white supremacy. The conversation delves into the characters of Elphaba and Glinda, exploring their behavior and the societal implications of their actions. This episode discusses themes of intersectionality, colorism, and the experiences of Black women in society. It also explores the dynamics of relationships, the impact of white supremacy, and the need for community and solidarity. The discussion touches on the challenges faced by black women and the importance of staying true to one's values and finding a supportive community.FT:Jasmin: theglobalbcbaOlivia: liv_it_up - LI: Olivia Pfeffenberger
On this episode, two Black women, rooted in the desire for Black liberation, discuss the now infamous Drake-Kendrick rap beef and how this art imitates their professional and personal lives.
This week, a few members of Black Applied Behavior Analysts, Inc. (BABA) join me to discuss all of the things. We discuss Blackness within the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), BABA, Inc., BlackCon 2024, and more! Join the Black ABA community at BlackCon July 2024: https://babainfo.org/conference/
Jess Hilarious: Fck you. Do better. Trigger warning: mentions of anti-Blackness and homophobia
Have you ever considered the behaviors needed to successfully patron at a strip club? Or how to appropriately engage with $ex workers? No? Well, take a listen to none other than Landa Fox, BCBA, Certified Sexual Health Educator
This week, Kelsey Seko joins me to discuss different personality tests and how to put them into every day use.
This week, Dr. Mari and I discuss the racism that shows up within the Anti ABA movement and the ABA Neurodiversity movement.
This week’s episode is with Dr. Stephanie Augustin of Blossoming Behavior. We discuss the importance of friendships, and our the foundations built within our friendships can generalize to other realms of our interpersonal lives
Listen to a psycho-behavior analytic perspective of Jeffery Dahmer.
Where are the safe spaces for us Black Queers?
A hot take on the "slap heard 'round the world". We apply cultural context and discuss varying social media responses on what is one the most layered and controversial events to happen in pop culture so far this year.
This week we discuss the mental violence that is directly correlated from working in systems of oppression.
Join us as we discuss Tiktok and this week's fallout of Modern Chelsea Warrior Princess and performative allyship
Modern Warrior.. Chelsea... Aunt Karen... TAKE US OUT OF THE GROUP CHAT! TW: sexual assault, white woman tears, racism
You're not broken, your give a f*ck is. Jami joins me to discuss her perspective of me Becoming Unf*ckwithable.
Adrienne Bradley and danyelle beal join me to talk about embodying Black love guilt free.
I catch up with Melody and we talk about all of the things: Mel’s engagement, the art of happiness, her new business Behavioral Wellness Map LLC, dismantling systems of oppression, and much more!
Keenia Simmons, founder of Rae Skin Essentials, joins me to discuss mental health, particularly Black mental health, weight loss transformations, and skin care. IG: raeskinessentials | Website: https://raeskinessentials.com