Sweeter the Juice: Recent Episodes
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It's easy to put off having tough conversations in our day-to-day lives. Join our sisters crew, Kenyatta, Ericka, Alicia, and Achia each Thursday as they delve into the simplicity and complexities of those conversations. Each episode includes the listener as part of the conversation. The hosts discussed issues that closely impact their communities.
The hosts discuss the cultural importance, Juneteenth becoming an U.S. federal holiday, hopes of a broader discussion, and examples of Juneteenth celebrations. Join the discussion!
In celebration of Women's History Month, we discuss motherhood. Parental qualities, adapting to motherhood, and parenting as a lifelong commitment. We're joined by Paula, The Lovely Lady and Kim, Jill of All Trades.
The hosts discuss things learned from heartbreak, times role in healing, coping skills, and new relationships. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss the racial wealth gap in the United States. We dive deep into discussion about massacres, laws, and disenfranchisement that widened the gap. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss why self care is more than just a buzz word. They discuss what it means, and reasons it's good to practice good self care.
This was a really cool episode chatting with Alicia (a few months later she joined as a host). In this episode, we discussed legends, paying homage, and contributions to our lives.
On March 13, 2020, Breonna Taylor was fatally shot and killed by officers of the Louisville Metro Police Department. Following the 2nd anniversary of her death, we revisit an episode from 2020 discussing injustices and what lies beyond them.
The hosts discuss the complex nature of love, first loves, attraction and love, and maturity with love. We toss around questions like: Is love a choice or a feeling? And, whether we believe in love at first sight. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss professional wellness. We're having the difficult conversations about work-life balance, burn out, and breaking points in our professional lives.
The hosts discuss first memories, favorite memories, and memories of meeting each other.
The hosts discuss a generation of people, responsible for caring for their own children and their aging parents.
The hosts discuss lessons, goals, and transitions through the ages both in years and distinct periods.
The hosts discuss recent headlines, the double-edged sword of political correctness, and cancel culture.
The hosts discuss disrespectful adult behavior, correcting behavior, and maintaining a constructive conversation without it going left.
WARNING: This episode includes discussion around topics such as sexual assault, physical violence, and suicide. These subject matters may act as triggers. Therefore, continue at your own discretion. Please consider your mental safety and well-being, in choosing to listen.
The hosts discuss leading by example, and having tough conversations when people fail to walk it, like they talk it.
The hosts discuss personal goals and professional goals. We are joined by a special guest, Kim.
The hosts discuss making the best out of a bad situation, staying too long, and safeguarding future steps.
The hosts discuss location sharing, trust issues in relationships, and safety concerns.
The hosts discuss keeping a relationship a secret because family doesn't like your partner.
The hosts discuss divorce, and the impact it has on the family. We have an in-depth conversation with our special guest, Epiphanist, Donald.
The hosts discuss weighing the pros and cons of telling a friend their partner is cheating.
The hosts discuss a more holistic and integrated historical education in American schools. We're joined by our special guest, an Independent Consultant, Dayna.
We discuss the fundamental right to a become parent, and the parents ability to provide for the child. We have an interesting conversation with our special guest, Comedian, Terry the Tank.
The hosts discussed historical inequality, justice, and reconciliation with special guest, Jen.
The hosts discuss life changes, challenging transitions, and handling them. We're having the difficult conversation about empty next, marriage, childbirth, job loss, moving, etc...
The hosts discuss the African Proverb, "it takes a village to raise a child." They discuss what that means, looks like, and is today.
In celebration of Women's History Month, we discuss sisterhood. The qualities, the bond, ebb and flow of sisterhood. We're joined by sisters, Alicia, The Nurturer, and Achia, The Nurse.
The hosts discuss things learned from heartbreak, times role in healing, coping skills, and new relationships. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss the racial wealth gap in the United States. We dive deep into discussion about massacres, laws, and disenfranchisement that widened the gap. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss the complex nature of love, first loves, attraction and love, and maturity with love. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss public displays of affection (PDA). Is it all about the setting, maturity, or comfort level? Do you find it intolerable or disrespectful? Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss recent headlines, the double-edged sword of political correctness, and cancel culture. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss telling the truth in American schools, systematic racism, and the critical race theory dispute. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss the cultural importance, Juneteenth becoming an U.S. federal holiday, hopes of a broader discussion, and examples of Juneteenth celebrations. Join the discussion!
The hosts discuss how to celebrate fatherhood. We also talk about great qualities, life lessons, and examples of fatherhood in our own lives.
The hosts discuss professional wellness. We're having the difficult conversations about work-life balance, burn out, and breaking points in our professional lives.
The hosts discuss emotional wounds aka "daddy issues." We're having the difficult conversation about grief of a relationship, security, and genuine conversations about the emotional wounds.
The hosts discuss life changes, challenging transitions, and handling them. We're having the difficult conversation about empty next, marriage, childbirth, job loss, moving, etc...
The hosts discuss why self care is more than just a buzz word. They discuss what it means, and reasons it's good to practice good self care.
The hosts discuss the African Proverb, "it takes a village to raise a child." They discuss what that means, looks like, and is today.
The hosts discuss making the best out of a bad situation, staying too long, and safeguarding future steps.
In celebration of Women's History Month, we discuss what it means to be a wife, submission, and family. We're joined by Mary, Matt, El, Ty, Cliff, and Mark. The wives, and their husbands!
In celebration of Women's History Month, we discuss working woman, success, advocacy in the workplace, and family. We're joined by Ki, The Elementary Teacher and Mel, The Occupational Therapist.
In celebration of Women's History Month, we discuss motherhood. Parental qualities, adapting to motherhood, and parenting as a lifelong commitment. We're joined by Paula, The Lovely Lady and Kim, Jill of All Trades.
In celebration of Women's History Month, we discuss sisterhood. The qualities, the bond, ebb and flow of sisterhood. We're joined by sisters, Alicia, The Nurturer, and Achia, The Nurse.
We discuss legacy, faith, and HBCU's. We're joined by our special guests, Mary Maven, First Lady, El, and Attorney John.
We discuss legends, paying homage, and contributions to our lives. We're joined by our special guest, Alicia, The Nurturer.
We discuss female leaders in HER-story and present day leaders paving the way to excellence. We're joined by our special guest, Floral Designer, Ga.
We discuss a more holistic and integrated historical education in American schools. We're joined by our special guest, an Independent Consultant, Dayna.
We discuss divorce, and the impact it has on the family. We have an in-depth conversation with our special guest, Epiphanist, Donald.
We discuss the fundamental right to a become parent, and the parents ability to provide for the child. We have an interesting conversation with our special guest, Comedian, Terry the Tank.
We discuss personal goals, family goals, lifestyle goals, and podcast goals. We are joined by a special guest, Kim.
A discussion with Marketing Director, Mya. As we explore having difficult conversations when religious beliefs do not align.
A discussion sister-to sister, in which, we answer listener questions about having tough conversations.
We discuss keeping a relationship a secret because your family doesn't like your partner.
From a male point of view, we discuss being pressured to hastily commit to marriage while dating.