Iesha Speaks Real

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Iesha Speaks Real Podcast

Real People. Real Experiences. Real Conversations. Cultivating a space to learn and most importantly release bondages of loneliness of any matter. A listening channel where we keep it real, raw, and uncut.

  1. 13 SEPT

    Setting the Tone for Production in the South

    G’Nece Quari, also known as Tamara, is an all around creative. In this episode you will learn about the process of creating art from a top-notch artist. She is devoted to her craft and we see that through her putting on full productions, focusing on clothing and branding. Although this process looks good on camera, the challenges can be overwhelming. G’Nece describes experiences with personal relationships and how it developed her personal growth. She is what I would like to describe as a high-fashion R&B pop artist. A lot of G’Nece music is dedicated to the ladies because she has a purpose of honoring unity and sisterhood. Through her unique style of storytelling, G’Nece breaks down her own personal journey with deciding to take music serious. She states that “people have always asked me how long have I been doing music, and I always have to break down what doing music is and taking it seriously.”

    1h 4m

  2. 30 AUG

    Defining the Biggest & Defeating the Odds

    GME Jay also known as Jordan began what he didn’t know yet to be a career around the age of 8 years old. Only being in the second grade, he developed a passion for writing music. Seeking influence from legendary artists such as Lil Boosie and Webbie, he found himself in a creative world of things he had not yet lived. His mother, who had not grown into his style of music, was still always supportive hoping that he would find a deeper voice in music. GME Jay describes his personal connection to being an artist as well. His uncle who would always rap and freestyle encouraged him to chase his dream as a rapper. Despite all the things that come along with being what you may call a “trap” or “gangsta” rapper, GME Jay separates his self from rap beef or any other negative labels. He defines his self as “the biggest”, he says this because through all his accomplishments he knows that God has greatness destined for him. Coming from a strong family of support, and having people who believe in him, GME Jay will one day not only begin to make high numbers in the music industry but soon change lives by inspiring of young men and artists to take risks and invest in themselves.

    52 min

  3. 17 AUG

    It Ain’t Even That Hard

    Keston is back again! I enjoy talking to my dear friend. The conversations are never dull and he always ensures a great time. Today Keston came on the show for us to talk about a falling out we had a few months ago which spurred from personal issues we both had. During the podcast, as we both shared our thoughts on how we felt, we then dived into ways we had to change our perspectives on our own lives. You have to join us in conversation as we discuss how our reality of problems might have made us both better individuals in the end.

    54 min

  4. 19 JUL

    Me Vs. Me

    We all know life been “lifing” lately and the economy has also not been very supportive. The amount of people there are seems to be increasing while jobs are slowly declining. With the current demand for automation in not only warehouse but even fast foods, the number of people having options are without a job little to none. As we continue to expand technology, we must make adjustments in our own lives. In today’s podcast, I discuss what three things an individual should be doing to improve self-discovery. Through personal experiences and self-reflection, I break down three vital elements which are sacrificing, creating a plan of action, and rewarding. All three of these key components are essential to success and growth. We are full of distractions and all that noise can bender us from our personal goals. Let’s go down memory lane and reflect. As we do so, I want us to gain confidence into our future, no longer making complains but being accountable and persistent in our daily routine.

    49 min

  5. 12 JUL

    Fatal K shares views on Ghost Writers, Discusses New EP, & Gangsta Rap

    Fatal K is a Mississippi made artist. Although his music may seem fatal, his background isn’t. He doesn’t pretend to be someone else is his music, although he does have some diction related to pain, violence, and tragic life experiences. Fatal K references to real life experiences in his music. He expresses that he or someone he may know has went through a serious of events that influence his writing. He states in the show that although his music may be categorized as hip-hop or gangsta rap, we go into some detail about how he feels not only is he not a gangsta rapper but because of his versatility, he looks at him self as as a musician, someone who can be a lyricist, conscious and hiphop artist all tied in one.

    59 min

  6. 7 JUL

    Are You Worthy; Iesha Speaks on investing in self, worthiness and more

    Do you know what self worth is? And are you worthy of the life you want? These are everyday questions we don’t ask ourselves but expect answers and outcomes as if we have already earned the opportunity. Join me, Iesha, as i navigate through the process of how to realize and understand self worth.

    49 min

  7. 28 JUN

    JOURNAL THAT SHIT

    Do you journal? Have you ever experienced trauma bonding? Well if you have, this is where you need to be! Don’t be shy, trust me this is a NONJUDGEMENTAL ZONE! Through this episode, we discuss ways to explore how to journal and the impact it has on one’s mental health. We will focus on what is trauma bonding, its sign, and how to break it. I went through so much as a young person because failed to get help. Through this podcast we embark the first step to reconnecting with one’s self and redefining relationships.

    53 min

  8. 21 JUN

    Can you Afford it?!

    In Todays Episode , I navigate through the process of finding myself with you all. I wanted to share my experiences with the listeners because I feel it’s important for you all to be connected with me in every way. Life has been so up and down, and it’s been difficult to continue a podcast. I didn’t know how to continue to go on. I wanted to begin conversation on the expectations that I have for myself. We hold so much power, yet we don’t understand our own potential. We go through life believing social media is leading us when it’s the leader of destruction. We see everyone living “the good life”, but who knows what’s going on behind the scenes ? Can people really afford the lifestyle they are chasing? Are we chasing a dead end? In this podcast, you will learn and understand how to make conscious decisions as it relates to the expense of your life.

    40 min
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Real People. Real Experiences. Real Conversations. Cultivating a space to learn and most importantly release bondages of loneliness of any matter. A listening channel where we keep it real, raw, and uncut.

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  • Creator
    Iesha Hayes
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2024
  • Episodes
    66
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Iesha Hayes
  • Show Website
    Iesha Speaks Real

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