Brwn Table Talk: The Podcast

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Women of color that want to educate and empower other women through the lense of our own experiences, one episode at a time.

  1. 10/05/2021

    The Comeback

    In this episode, the ladies discuss why they've been gone for so long, how hustle cuture impacted them and the Brwn Table Talk, and what happens when you burn out.

  2. 05/15/2021

    Coming Up Short

    In this episode, the ladies discuss what's going on in Israel and Palestine, the gas shortage, the dropping birth rate, and the way companies are creating their own labor shortage.

  3. 03/19/2021

    Live Like a Girl

    In this episode, the ladies talk about how the term womxn includes trans women, the recent shooting of Asian women in Atlanta, the normalized racism of Asian women, and the normalization of the unsafety women feel.

  4. 03/11/2021

    The Royally Fumbled Bag

    In the episode, the ladies discuss the recent Meghan Markle Interview with Oprah and what it means for the royal family, who probably asked about Baby Archie's skin tone, the parallels between Meghan and Diana, Piers Morgan quitting, and why paying attention to mental health is important.

  5. 01/17/2021

    Welcome to 2021

    In this episode, the ladies talk about the recent insurrenction at the Capitol, their New Year's resolutions, and what they've been up to.

  6. 12/18/2020

    Attempting to Break It Down

    In this episode, the ladies talk about what fatphobia is, how it affects them personally, and why diet culture is harmful.

  7. 12/10/2020

    Body Crazy

    In this episode, the ladies talk about body positivity, focusing on where it came from, why commercializing it is dangerous, and why celebrities are contributing to the problem.

  8. 11/19/2020

    The Grey's Anatomy Episode Review You Didn't Ask For

    *Caution: this episode contains spoilers of Grey's Anatomy season 17 episodes 1-2.* In this episode, the ladies discuss the recent Grey's Anatomy season premiere, the way that the episodes portray COVID, and their thoughts on all of the drama.

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