Black Girl Get Up Podcast

In this episode, the host sits down with Aaliyah Wells to dig deep into how Motherhood has been for her. She’s a new mother who’s slaying her way through life. She’s not trying to have it figured all out, but she’s determined to be the very best mom she can be. We get to hear her thoughts from the beginning of her pregnancy up to her delivery her baby.

In this episode, the host will be sitting down to talk with Bianca about stepping out on faith, investing in yourself, and betting it all on yourself.

In this episode, our host will be talking about hair, her personal hair journey, and how society tries to dim our lights. She encourages black women to be bold and courageous when it comes to expressing themselves.

The hosts sits down to down to talk about her personal experience with life after graduation. A real conversation about the emotions she felt after graduation. She touches on post-graduation depression. She will give you a very transparent personal perspective. Life after graduation isn’t heavily talked about. Everyone doesn’t experience a smooth transition after graduation like most do.

In this episode, the host will be sitting down with Natalie Lowry to to discuss Mental Health in the Black Community. They will talk about different aspects of mental health. Why people say silent, what Black Mental Health looks like, and why it’s important that we talk about Black Mental Health.

In this episode, the hosts sits down with stylist, creative director, and boutique CEO Kenish Coleman to discuss her passion behind her brand, what keeps her motivated , and gives some fashion tips.

In this episode, our host with discuss the components that make up a friend, the value of friendship, the difference between friend and foe , and being intentional with who you surround yourself with. Helping her dive into these topics are Alisen and Monica who bring different perspectives to the table.

In this episode, the host will sit down with special guests Aaliyah & Breanna to discuss tackling racism, police brutality, why it’s Black Lives Matter, a black woman’s strength, and how each of them are navigating their way through life and why it’s time to make our voices heard.

In this episode the host dives into current issues within the African American community, and discuss possible relatable topics for self-growth, self-improvement, and self-love.