Miss Opinionated

Divine Priestess

Miss Opinionated is a podcast rooted in real life, honest perspective, and unapologetic truth. Each episode explores culture, spirituality, motivation, and everyday experiences through personal reflection and thoughtful conversation. This space isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about speaking from lived experience, questioning what we’ve been taught, and encouraging growth through awareness, dialogue, and self-trust. Real life. Real perspective. Miss Opinionated explores culture, spirituality, motivation, and the truths we don’t always say out loud.

  1. Oct 22

    Are We Forgetting How to Have Fun?

    In this episode, we explore the importance of having fun and how modern life has complicated our ability to enjoy simple pleasures. I share personal insights, societal observations, and practical tips on reclaiming joy and living authentically. Key Topics The societal shift from curiosity and fearlessness to seriousnessThe impact of social media on real-life enjoymentThe importance of spontaneity and play in adulthoodHow hustle culture and productivity obsession diminish joyPractical ways to incorporate fun and relaxation into daily lifeThe significance of private moments and boundaries in social sharingThe historical roots of guilt around rest and leisureThe role of childhood experiences in adult attitudes towards funStrategies for being present and mindful in everyday activitiesThe importance of authenticity and self-expression in happiness Takeaways Having fun is a right, not a luxury, and essential for mental health.Social media often distorts reality and can hinder genuine enjoyment.Adults should embrace spontaneity and silliness without shame.Rest and leisure are vital and should be prioritized without guilt.Life is too short to wait for perfect conditions to enjoy it.Hobbies should be for joy, not solely for income or social media content.Authentic experiences matter more than curated online appearances.Setting boundaries around sharing personal moments can protect your privacy.The roots of guilt around rest and fun are deeply historical and cultural.Enjoying life doesn't require elaborate plans or expenses. Please be sure to check out casadeaguasdulces.com for upcoming events, classes and more.

  2. Oct 11

    Stop Letting Other People's Inability to See Your Value Define You

    Summary In this episode explore the importance of self-worth, rejection, and authentic self-expression, emphasizing how external validation can distort our self-perception and how to reclaim our inner value. Key Topics The impact of external validation on self-worthHow rejection influences self-perceptionThe importance of recognizing your own value independent of othersStrategies to stop over-explaining and shrinking yourselfThe role of childhood experiences in shaping self-esteemDistinguishing between constructive criticism and disrespectThe significance of reciprocity in relationshipsPracticing self-appreciation and self-validationRecognizing manipulation and setting healthy boundariesThe journey of self-growth and embracing imperfections Takeaways You don't need external validation to know your worth.Rejection is often a redirection, not a reflection of your value.Shrinking yourself to fit others' expectations is stress-inducing and unproductive.Focus on reciprocity in relationships rather than potential.Self-love involves appreciating yourself without needing others' approval.www.casadeaguasdulces.com

  3. Sep 21

    The Wounds We Carry

    Summary In this episode, we explore trauma triggers, healing, and how to navigate emotional responses. I'll share insight on recognizing triggers, understanding trauma responses, and using spirituality effectively in healing. Key Topics - Trauma triggers and their sensory and emotional reminders - The difference between stress, anxiety, and trauma responses - How childhood experiences influence adult relationships - The importance of labeling and understanding reactions - Using spirituality as a supportive tool in healing

  4. Sep 8

    Community activism is our strongest tool for change.

    In this episode, we explore the intersections of politics, community engagement, and social justice through candid conversations about voting, policy, and activism. Our guests share insights on how to motivate civic participation and challenge systemic issues. In this episode, we explore critical issues in Texas education, water crisis, and community activism. Our guests share insights on systemic challenges, advocacy, and the importance of community-driven solutions.  Key Topics  The importance of year-round civic engagement  Strategies to motivate voting and political participation  The impact of policy on Black communities  Challenges in political messaging and candidate promotion  The role of education in civic awareness  Systemic issues in Texas politics and education  The influence of social media on political activism Texas public education system and its systemic issues  Water crisis and resource management in Texas  Community activism and grassroots solutions  Challenges in special education and advocacy  Impact of political decisions on local communities

  5. Aug 27

    I Thought I Was Behind. I Was Actually Being Redirected.

    Summary In this episode I share my journey of returning to podcasting, spiritual growth, and insights on balancing life, spirituality, and self-care. I emphasize the importance of patience, adjusting to life's changes, and connecting deeply with my audience. Key Topics The journey of returning to podcasting after a breakSpiritual evolution and lessons learned from traveling to CubaThe importance of patience and adjusting to life's changesThe dangers of rushing and the benefits of slowing downBuilding a relationship with your spiritual guides and giftsThe significance of self-care and setting boundariesThe role of community and connection in personal growthAddressing mental health and avoiding spiritual psychosisThe focus on black and brown communities in my workFuture plans for engaging with my audience and topics of interest.

  6. Jun 11

    When Spirit Says No

    Summary In this episode, we explore the meaning of Spirit saying no, the importance of divine timing, and how to trust the process during disappointments and redirections. She shares personal insights and practical advice on navigating life's setbacks with faith and self-awareness. Key Topics Understanding the meaning of Spirit saying noThe importance of divine timing in personal growthHow to differentiate between not now and neverThe role of attachment to outcomes in disappointmentLessons learned from relationship endings and missed opportunitiesThe significance of self-awareness and trusting your intuitionThe impact of societal and familial expectations on personal choicesStrategies for moving with less urgency and controlThe spiritual perspective on rejection and redirectionPractical steps for trusting the process and embracing change

  7. Jun 4

    Creating Outside the Box

    Summary In this episode, we explore the importance of creating outside societal rules, trusting intuition, and embracing authenticity in creative pursuits. She shares personal insights on how societal pressures and expectations can drain joy from creativity and offers guidance on living and creating in alignment with one's true self. Key Topics - Society and performative creativity - Trusting intuition and living authentically - The impact of social media on creativity - The importance of self-trust and boundaries - Creating from passion versus pressure Links https://linktr.ee/aguasdulces

  8. May 28

    Beyond the Misconceptions: Understanding IFA & Lukumí

    Summary This conversation explores the depths of Orisha and Lukumi traditions, addressing misconceptions, spiritual responsibilities, and personal journeys into the faith. Experts share insights on spiritual responsibility, the role of elders, and the importance of authentic practice. This episode features an in-depth discussion on the evolution of spiritual traditions, the role of ancestors, and the impact of social media on understanding and practicing African traditional religions. Experts share insights on how these practices influence daily life, the importance of tradition, and the misconceptions fueled by Hollywood and popular media. Key Topics - Spiritual responsibility and ethical practice in Lukumi - The importance of elders and mentorship in tradition - Personal journeys and transformative experiences in Orisha faith - The adaptation of spiritual practices over time - The significance of ancestors in spiritual life - Impact of social media and Hollywood on perceptions of African religions Guest Name Various Practitioners and Elders Baba Victor, Lady Dydra, Awo Ni Orunmila Ogbe Wale, and Divine Priestess

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About

Miss Opinionated is a podcast rooted in real life, honest perspective, and unapologetic truth. Each episode explores culture, spirituality, motivation, and everyday experiences through personal reflection and thoughtful conversation. This space isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about speaking from lived experience, questioning what we’ve been taught, and encouraging growth through awareness, dialogue, and self-trust. Real life. Real perspective. Miss Opinionated explores culture, spirituality, motivation, and the truths we don’t always say out loud.

Information

  • Creator
    Divine Priestess
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2026
  • Episodes
    41
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Divine Priestess
  • Show Website
    Miss Opinionated