Is My Aura On Straight?

Aycee Brown

A podcast designed to help you start living from your soul instead of your strategy. Each week, we'll sit down and meet you through the lens of astrology, spirituality, the unseen, and everything in between, so you can finally start telling the truth about who you are.

  1. 23h ago ·  Bonus

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  2. Oct 15

    Episode 207 : Desire Is Not A Sin with Deesha Philyaw

    In this episode of 'Is My Aura On Straight?', host Aycee Brown opens with astrology updates on Venus retrograde in Scorpio and Pluto stationing direct in Aquarius. She describes a collective reckoning with buried desires, truth-telling, and removing performative versions of self at the center. Then, she briefly maps the transit themes for each rising sign's house focus because introduces her special guest. Aycee interviews award-winning author Deesha Philyaw and highlights her second novel, The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman, which centers on megachurch "first lady" culture, performance, and Black women's sexual agency. In their conversation, Deesha recounts her early church experiences, recognizing women as the church's foundation, encountering a woman pastor/seer, and questioning doctrines like hell and sexual double standards. She details her experiences with fatherlessness patterns, emotional abuse red flags, and growing up in the church as a woman. Deesha also describes how she left the left church after multiple family deaths, then shed religious and relational performances through decades of divorce, therapy, and boundary-setting. As a writer, she reflects on how creative freedom helped her career accelerate around her 2020 debut during the pandemic. Deesha re-defines freedom as honesty and letting people not like her, then ends the conversation by exploring writing as ancestral purpose and an evolving spiritual practice, beyond evangelical Christian guilt. Aycee closes this episode by urging listeners, especially those deconstructing religion, to read Deesha's new book and revisit The Secret Lives of Church Ladies.   Purchase Deesha's newest book The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman HERE Connect with Deesha at deeshaphilyaw.com or at @deeshaphilyaw on Instagram, Threads, Bluesky and X.   Click To Join Magical Mutha F*****g Mondays To work with me, hire me, or sponsor the podcast, please reach out to assistant@ayceebrown.com My Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ayceebrown/ My TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@ayceebrown

    Episode 207 : Desire Is Not A Sin with Deesha Philyaw
  3. Sep 24

    Episode 204 : What The Mothers Couldn't Say with Nikesha Elise Williams

    In this episode of 'Is My Aura On Straight?', host Aycee Brown opens with reflections on the September 22nd equinox, the shift from Virgo to Libra season's focus on relationships and lineage, and an upcoming Aries full moon. She highlights clearer relationship communication and a "thin veil" period with ancestors close before introducing her guest. Aycee interviews two-time Emmy-winning producer, writer, and Black and Published host Nikesha Elise Williams about ancestry, Black women's survival, and her novel The Seven Daughters of Dupree, which spans seven generations from enslaved ancestors in Alabama to a teen in 1995 seeking her father amid secrecy, grief, and what mothers couldn't say to daughters. Nikesha discusses Chicago's lessons on community, her mother's perseverance, the emotional cost of compartmentalizing as a TV news producer and a pivotal police-shooting video that made her stop watching such footage, leading to a transition from news to self-publishing and building an imprint. Nikesha also explains how she sees land as memory, her channel-like writing practices, and how her 2023 divorce coincided with rapid career breakthroughs including an agent offer, a grant, and a major book deal.   Purchase Nikesha's Book The Seven Daughters of Dupree HERE Connect with Nikesha at newwrites.com or at @nikesha_elise on Instagram, Threads, TikTok and Facebook.   Click To Join Magical Mutha F*****g Mondays To work with me, hire me, or sponsor the podcast, please reach out to assistant@ayceebrown.com My Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ayceebrown/ My TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@ayceebrown

    Episode 204 : What The Mothers Couldn't Say with Nikesha Elise Williams
  4. Sep 10

    Episode 202 : Somebody Decided Who Was Beautiful Before You Were Born with Dr. Sarah L. Webb

    In this episode of 'Is My Aura On Straight?', host Aycee Brown interviews Dr. Sarah L. Webb. Sarah is the founder of Colorism Healing and author of  Colorism: The Politics of Skin Tone and How We Get Free. Before getting into their conversation, Aycee opens with an energy check on the first new moon after eclipse season in Virgo, emphasizing clear intentions now that Neptune has moved from Pisces to Aries. Dr. Sarah L. Webb explains colorism as a global, relative phenomenon that operates across individual, relationship, institutional, and societal levels, shaping policing, education, medicine, and family dynamics through language, praise, scapegoating, and even bleaching practices. Aycee and Dr. Sarah L. Webb also discuss psychological wounding, "preference" as learned conditioning, denial and "reverse colorism" arguments, social media's role, and steps toward healing through acknowledgment, self-reflection, and vulnerable conversations.   Purchase Dr. Sarah L. Webb's Book "Colorism: The Politics of Skin Tone and How We Get Free" HERE Visit Dr. Sarah L. Webb at colorismhealing.com or on Instagram at @drsarahlwebb and @colorismhealing   Click To Join Magical Mutha F*****g Mondays To work with me, hire me, or sponsor the podcast, please reach out to assistant@ayceebrown.com My Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ayceebrown/ My TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@ayceebrown

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A podcast designed to help you start living from your soul instead of your strategy. Each week, we'll sit down and meet you through the lens of astrology, spirituality, the unseen, and everything in between, so you can finally start telling the truth about who you are.

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