18 episodes
ReallyRachaelReally Rachael Simpson
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- Society & Culture
How you Feelin’, How you livin’, What’s good, what’s good, what’s good. The Rachael Simpson, in all her forms, sharing all there is with you from her about it all.
As these 20’somethings teach me how to adult, I’ll be talking through this journey with y’all, and hopefully form new relationships, spark some inspiration, and gain new perspectives on this daunting game of life. Tune in.
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On PMS, Stress, and All That other Girlish Mess
PMS and stress do not mix. But trying to stay positive in the midst of a high hormonal week is a challenge in itself.
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Bullshit on Bedrest
Hot girl summer ain’t start off like we expected but we tryna make something shake while bumming it on bed rest.
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On Working Through Daddy Issues
I don’t like to get on this topic too often, but as I am podcasting my journey of these 20somethings, it wouldn’t be keeping it real if I didn’t get into my own personal traumas as well.
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Mental and Self Defiance Type of May
Happy End of the semester, Happy mental health awareness month, Happy almost summer.
Long time no talk, and just know I miss y’all alot. Working through my mental space has been a challenge but I’m glad the support I have is unwavering.
Listen through this conversation and give me your answers to the questions on Instagram -
Really Keira Really
March is Women’s History Month, so we are celebrating young black womanhood. Young black transformations, becomings, and blossoming amongst women in my circle who are doing the damn thing for themselves.
Keira is a musician at Berklee College of Music majoring in Music Therapy with a minor in psychology. She is in her junior year of school and has been having weight issues her whole life. With losing over 100 pounds, she went from being a compulsive eater to a fitness Youtuber. On her channel she provides fitness advice, laughs, and inspiration to get the job done.
IG: _iamkeira._
YouTube: lifewithKe
#celebratingyoungblackwomanhood #fitnessyoutuber #artist -
Really Jezreel Really
March is Women’s History Month, so we are celebrating young black womanhood. Young black transformations, becomings, and blossoming amongst women in my circle who are doing the damn thing for themselves.
Jezreel (Young) Bell
A “figuring it out one day at a time” new mom. An aspiring doula and what she refers to herself as; an “affirmation activist,” — advocating for the power of words in manifesting all things positive. She is a blogger and dedicates her pieces to the narrative of her raw transition to Mrs. Bell and into motherhood.
IG:
@muva.jez
@theeducatedbabymama_
#affirmationactivism #newblackmoms #growing