Black Woman Revealed: Recent Episodes
Black Woman Revealed
Black Woman revealed provides a space for black women to remove the masks we wear to survive in the many systems that seek to define us, for us. We seek to exist outside of the monolithic frames we are placed in, allowing us to just be. Be you, Black Woman!
Black Woman Revealed kicks of the 12th year anniverasy season with a little fun with lightening round questions that will have you crying laughing. Don't believe us? Take a listen!
Sisters Kay Michelle & LaShaye Muse welcome listeners back for Season 2 of Black Woman Revealed! Join the conversation as they catch up on the year 2022 and engage in fun conversation using card conversation starters So by Miguel Louis Calayan and The {. } And by The Skin Deep Project.
Join Black Woman Revealed as we discuss relationships with our 1st-time guests, Damarius and Jawan! Is there pee in the dating pool? What do men really want? And how important is money in relationships? To learn all that and more, take a listen to Episode 6: Living Single
Colorism, body image, and black folks' hair OH MY! Join LaShaye and Kenya as we talk about how the bodies of black women can be weaponized against us in many different forms. In this episode, we discuss the roots of colorism, body shaming, and hair discrimination as well as our experiences with each.
Many of us can relate to Andre Romulus Ellis (Taye Diggs) from one of the best movies ever made, Brown Sugar. It’s all about remembering your why & what made you fall in love with your version of hip-hop. In episode 4, Kay Michelle & LaShaye deconstruct the #10YearChallenge, discussing how they are reconnecting and evolving into the beautiful Black women they’ve always been.
In episode three of BWR, sisters Kay Michelle and LaShaye Muse recap the madness that was 202, including being 'Touched' by the 'Omarion' variant. They discuss the growth that has occurred along with what they hope to experience moving into 2022.
Louis, Prada, Gucci? Or angry, sensitive, crazy? Listen in as Kay Michelle and LaShaye talk about labels and how they have have learned to pop the tags put on them, along with those they put on themselves.
Sisters Kay Michelle and Lashaye introduce the podcast by discussing who they are, how they first met 10 years ago, how they have grown both together and individually, who they are becoming, what they hope to gain in the future and how they hope that their experiences can be used to help others.