Argh U Mad!?!

Nikole Nunoo
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1st generation immigrant and host Nikole Nunoo pushes her message that "Knowledge is life, and It's ok to say I am not ok." While processing the grief of losing 3 parental units the host has fun adding a witty spin on a common expression "Are you mad?" by shedding light on self-awareness and mental health discussions within the communities at large. The host uses humor, music, scientific research influences, and digital media to support each topic discussed. Keeping you mindful in 30 minutes or less

  1. Oct 13

    World Mental Health Day: Protecting Our Young Men & Having the Hard Conversations

    World Mental Health Day: Protecting Our Young Men & Having the Hard Conversations What does it really mean to protect our young people, support men's mental health, and take accountability for the world we're creating around them? In this episode of Argh U Mad?, we're having some necessary conversations about mental health, grief, healing, culturally responsive therapy, and the influence of online streaming culture on younger generations. We're also reflecting on the importance of listening to our young men and women, taking their concerns seriously, and prioritizing their emotional well-being and safety. Inspired by my own healing journey and the experiences that led to the creation of Argh U Mad? in 2019, this conversation is a reminder that mental health awareness must go beyond a single day. It requires self-awareness, compassion, accountability, and a willingness to address difficult subjects. We also recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the different forms abuse can take, including emotional and financial abuse. If you're navigating a difficult situation, please know that seeking support matters, and you deserve to be heard. 🎧 Keep listening, keep reflecting, and keep the conversation going. Support Argh U Mad: Stream and follow the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Leave a rating or review and share this episode with someone who may need it. Visit arghumad.com to explore merchandise and available one-on-one support sessions. Let's continue changing the narrative of mental health from a Black woman's perspective, one podcast episode at a time—while balancing our minds, bodies, and souls in practical ways that suit our lifestyle. #WorldMentalHealthDay #MensMentalHealth #BlackMentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #ArghUMad

  2. Sep 28 ·  Video

    The Signs are Everywhere: Gratitude, Wisdom and Letting Life Happen

    Sometimes the reminder you need comes from the most unexpected place. A baby's voice during church service.A conversation that makes you stop and reflect. Wrching someone publicly choose a new a path. Even realizing that your child is growing into a completely different season oflife. This episode is really about gratitude- for the seasons we're still gaining, and the signs that remind us to pay attention. A conversation with a member of my community also reminded me of something important:sometimes the questions we ask can help someone see themselves dfferently. that moment remnded me of my callig- creating spae for reflection, encouragement, and meaningful conversation. If you've been needing a space to talk through what's on your mind, you can schedule a 1-on-1 support session with me. Sometimes you don't need someone to have all the answers; you may simply need a safe space to slow down, reflect, and be heard. We talk motherhood, growing children, spiritual wisdom, using our gifts, synchronicity, periods, and the very natural process of simply being human. 🎧 Listen to the full episode and take what speaks to you. Need a little more one-on-one support? Schedule your session and let's talk.

  3. Sep 21

    Dr. Dre Co-Signs AI Music | Back to School Chats + AI Artist Zion Vale

    🎙️ THE FULL EPISODE IS NOW PUBLIC! From Dr. Dre co-signing AI music to a conversation about going Back to School, this episode covers a little bit of everything happening in culture, music, family and the world around us. We get into the growing role of AI in the music industry, what it means for authenticity and artist identity, and then hear directly from AI artist Zion Vale about his creative process and why he chose to use AI as part of his music. We also get into back-to-school conversations, parenting, protecting our children, trust, and the realities young people are facing. And yes — we also activate those mental muscles with a conversation about the 2026 Midterm Elections and what we should be paying attention to. One episode. Multiple conversations. Plenty to think about. 🎧 Listen to the full episode now. 🎙️ Support the conversation: If you appreciate what we're building here at Argh U Mad and want to help support future episodes, research, community conversations and content, you can show your support on Venmo: Argh_U_Mad. No pressure — being here, listening and sharing the conversation already means something. ❤️ #ArghUMad #AIMusic #AIGeneratedMusic #DrDre #AIArtist #ZionVeil #BackToSchool #Midterms2026 #CurrentEvents #BlackCulture #Podcast #BlackPodcast

  4. Sep 1

    Coco Jones Is Married, Student Loans & The 2026 Midterms | Argh U Mad

    It's Saturday night and we're talking about whatever caught our attention this week! 🎙️ In this episode of Argh U Mad, I'm covering a mix of entertainment, current events, financial news, politics and comedy — with my own mindful commentary along the way. 💍 Coco Jones & Donovan Mitchell — Congratulations to the newlyweds! I'm talking about Coco Jones' marriage and the celebrity wedding that caught my attention. 🌍 Botswana & African News — A viral moment involving Botswana's president leads me into a conversation about marriage, relationships and the idea that people should be able to leave a union when it no longer works for them. 🎓 Student Loans — What's happening with the SAVE repayment plan? What should borrowers be paying attention to? I share what I found while researching student loan repayment options and why borrowers should check their federal student loan accounts. 🗳️ 2026 Midterm Elections — If you've been asking, "What's up with the midterms?" let's talk about it. I discuss why the 2026 elections matter, what positions are up for election and the policies that could directly affect our everyday lives. 😂 Mad Funny: Leslie Jones — We lighten things up with Leslie Jones, comedy, her journey and why I love seeing Black women embrace themselves and continue evolving. This episode is part of the current Argh U Mad format where I take the headlines and conversations catching my attention and add my own perspective — because sometimes we need to pause, think and actually talk about what's happening around us. 🎙️ LISTEN • FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE • SHARE Then come back and tell me: Which topic did you want to hear more about? Coco Jones? Student loans? The 2026 midterms? African news? Or Leslie Jones? Argh U Mad? 👀 ⚠️ This podcast reflects personal commentary and opinions for discussion and entertainment. It is not financial, legal, political or professional advice. #CocoJones #StudentLoans #2026Midterms #DonovanMitchell #LeslieJones #ArghUMad

  5. Aug 12

    Whoopi Goldberg, Keke Palmer & The Conversations We're Having | Argh U Mad

    Whoopi Goldberg, Keke Palmer, Claressa Shields, Amanda Seales, Tasha K, ChatGPT privacy and the Gorilla Glue Lady?! Yeah… we had a LOT to talk about. 👀 For this episode of Argh U Mad, I took the podcast outside and shared my thoughts on some of the conversations making noise across entertainment, celebrity culture, relationships, media and technology. First, I'm talking about Whoopi Goldberg's appearance on Keke Palmer's podcast, "Baby, This Is Keke Palmer." I share what stood out to me from their conversation, including Whoopi's thoughts on creating what you need, women moving forward, trailblazing, storytelling and why we have to continue telling our own stories. Then we get into Claressa Shields, Papoose and Remy Ma, including Claressa's response after being questioned about dating a married man. I share my perspective on accountability, public figures and why I don't believe every situation needs a clapback. Next up: Amanda Seales and Tasha K. After watching their interview and hearing the conversation surrounding it, I explain why I actually appreciated the connection between the two women—but why Amanda's reaction afterward left me disappointed. And then it's time for Mad Tech 🤖. We're talking about ChatGPT privacy, sharing AI conversations, and the things we should consider before putting personal information into AI tools or publicly sharing our chats. And because apparently we weren't done yet… we're also talking about the Gorilla Glue Lady and Tasha K, including the apology that came out of that conversation. This is Argh U Mad — commentary, culture, conversations and mindful perspectives from a Black woman's point of view. So tell me: Which conversation would you have handled differently? 🎙️ Listen, share, subscribe and join the conversation. Argh U Mad? ⚠️ This podcast reflects personal commentary and opinions for discussion and entertainment purposes. It is not professional mental health, legal, financial, or technology advice. #WhoopiGoldberg #KekePalmer #ClaressaShields #AmandaSeales #TashaK #ChatGPT #AIPRivacy

  6. Aug 7

    Usher Got Rejected, Ye's Concert Numbers & LeBron to Philly | Mad News

    Usher got rejected. Ye's concert numbers sparked conversation. Student loan forgiveness had everybody asking questions. Dick Gregory caught my attention. And LeBron James is bringing the memes to Philadelphia. 😂 Welcome back to Argh U Mad, where we look at the headlines through a different lens—because the story is one thing, but the perspective is everything. In this episode, I'm talking about the conversations making their way through entertainment, pop culture, sports, and everyday life, including: 🎤 Usher getting rejected onstage — and what that moment says about the changing relationship between celebrities and their audiences. 💰 Ye's concert numbers — including a correction to information I initially shared in this episode. Consider this your reminder that sometimes the conversation continues after the recording. 🎓 Student loan forgiveness — because when everyone is celebrating, I still want to know what the latest developments actually mean. 🎬 Dick Gregory — exploring the comedian, activist, and thinker whose work has recently had me paying closer attention. 🏀 LeBron James and Philadelphia — plus the internet doing what the internet does best with the memes. This isn't about telling you what to think. It's about giving you something to think about. 🎧 Listen, subscribe, and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. ▶️ Watching on YouTube? Like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next conversation. And if you haven't already, check out the Beach Day Reflection episode for a completely different vibe. 🌊 Stay blessed. Stay mindful. And as always… Argh U Mad? #ArghUMad #MadNews #PopCulture #EntertainmentNews #BlackPodcast

  7. Jul 28

    Beach Day Reflections: Self-Care, Relationships & Mindful Living

    As my birthday approached, I found myself returning to the beach for another moment of reflection. What began as a quiet afternoon by the ocean became a conversation about self-care, relationships, motherhood, discernment, and the life-changing decisions we often don't think about until experience teaches us differently. Inspired by a conversation surrounding marriage and parenting that I listened to on "Unwine with Tasha K. I explore what it means to be intentional with our choices, protect our peace, and remain mindful of the legacy we're creating. If you're navigating relationships, healing, or simply seeking a moment to pause and reflect, I hope this conversation meets you exactly where you are. Follow the Argh U Mad Podcast and leave a review if this episode speaks to you. New episodes explore mental wellness, personal growth, and mindful living from an African woman's perspective.

  8. Jul 13

    No Shortcuts to Heaven Black Women, Self-Love & Protecting Your Peace

    No studio. No traditional setup. Just the ocean, my journal, and a moment of mindfulness. In this beachside episode of the Argh U Mad Podcast, I reflect on a simple reminder: there are no shortcuts to heaven. From relationships, marriage, and protecting yourself as a woman to self-reflection and recognizing when life keeps telling you, "Stop it," this conversation moves wherever the spirit leads. I share my thoughts on 50 Cent's documentary recognition, Tasha K's perspective on marriage and womanhood, and why our icons—including Brandy—deserve the space to be human. Then, the conversation turns to Black women, dark skin, natural hair, and my nearly 12-year loc journey. There is beauty in the stages. There is beauty in starting from the bottom. And there is power in refusing to let outside noise trick you out of your position. To my Black women: never forget that you are beautiful the way God created you. ⚠️ A quick audio note: this episode was recorded live on the beach. My streaming service used my phone microphone instead of my plugged-in mic, so you will hear wind and natural beach sounds throughout the recording. The conversation is still audible, and I hope the ocean adds something special to this moment. Welcome to Thoughtful Thursday. 🌊 Where in your life are you trying to skip the process? Drop it in the comments and join the conversation. Then share this episode with a Black woman who needs the reminder: there are no shortcuts to heaven, and there is beauty in every stage of becoming. 🎧 Watch or listen to the full episode of the Argh U Mad Podcast. 🛍️ Support the movement and explore more at arghumad.com. Like. Comment. Subscribe. And most importantly—stay mindful. 💕 #BlackMentalHealth #BlackWomen #SelfLove #NaturalHair #ArghUMad

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1st generation immigrant and host Nikole Nunoo pushes her message that "Knowledge is life, and It's ok to say I am not ok." While processing the grief of losing 3 parental units the host has fun adding a witty spin on a common expression "Are you mad?" by shedding light on self-awareness and mental health discussions within the communities at large. The host uses humor, music, scientific research influences, and digital media to support each topic discussed. Keeping you mindful in 30 minutes or less

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  • Creator
    Nikole Nunoo
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    100
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Show Website
    Argh U Mad!?!