Raised By Her Podcast

Donnica & Ro Nita
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Raised By Her is a mother–daughter podcast exploring the lessons, love, and lived experiences passed down through generations. Hosts Ro Nita and Donnica share honest, intergenerational conversations about womanhood, identity, family, and leadership - and the wisdom we inherit (and sometimes challenge). Part humor and all heart, Raised By Her is a reminder that every generation has something to teach—and that the stories that raise us continue to shape who we become. Join our email list to stay up to date on the latest: https://stats.sender.net/forms/erkGRk/view

  1. 4d ago

    Druski on SNL, Chris Brown vs. Usher & Gabby Sidibe [Mini Ep]

    Drusky makes SNL history, Canva redefines tech layoffs, and Gabby Sidibe calls out Raven-Symoné on air. Cultural shifts, broken promises, and masterclasses in public accountability collide. When Drusky stepped onto the Saturday Night Live stage as the show’s first internet-first creator host, he validated an entire generation of digital talent while legends like Dave Chappelle watched from backstage. Meanwhile, Chris Brown and Usher proved how fast star power erodes when artist ego overrides live event production, leaving Atlanta ticket holders waiting two and a half hours without answers. Behind closed boardroom doors, Canva CEO Melanie Perkins executed a 22% workforce reduction that inverted standard tech layoff fallout through equity-free grants and full vesting schedules. On the media front, Gabourey Sidibe demonstrated the exact anatomy of holding industry peers accountable during her viral sit-down with Raven-Symoné, exposing the friction between public personas, performative apologies, and genuine personal boundaries. What You'll Learn: Why Drusky’s SNL debut signals a permanent media transfer from linear TV to independent social creators. The stark difference between authentic reconciliation and the dismissive "my bad" defense Gabby Sidibe dismantled. What live event promoters and headliners risk when ignoring fan communication during production meltdowns. The exact 6-part severance framework Canva used to preserve employee goodwill during a massive downsize. 🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - The Mini Episode Agenda: Culture, Tech, & Tour Chaos 01:29 - Drusky Makes SNL History: Creator to Mainstream Icon 03:51 - Monologues, Weight Loss Rumors, & Emma Stone Cameos 05:39 - Elizabeth Holmes Parodies & Chappelle’s Torch Pass 09:21 - Gabby Sidibe Calls Out Raven-Symoné on "Tea Time" 11:36 - Why "My Bad" Fails as a Real Apology 14:42 - Unresolved Resentment, Body Image, & Setting Boundaries 18:47 - Usher & Chris Brown Atlanta Tour Night One Meltdown 21:19 - Artist Egos, Sound Issues, & Disrespecting Fan Time 25:34 - Canva Cuts 22%: The Tech Layoff Blueprint That Worked 28:05 - Six Months Severance, Retained MacBooks, & $10k Grants 34:40 - The True Cost of Losing Top Talent: Google’s $2.7B Mistake 35:05 - Ayesha Curry’s Rom-Com Kiss & Unfair Public Scrutiny 39:19 - Protecting Creative Growth from Outside Noise Send us Fan Mail

    Druski on SNL, Chris Brown vs. Usher & Gabby Sidibe [Mini Ep]

  2. 6d ago

    Midterm Election Recap: A Blue Wave!

    Historic 2026 midterm wins, the real cost of family inheritance wars, and why Cynthia Erivo’s Tupac casting sparked outrage. Midterm election turnout shattered expectations, transforming battleground maps across the country. Black women drove decisive margins in the South and Midwest, propelling Keisha Lance Bottoms to Georgia’s governorship and leading an unprecedented sweep of eight statewide executive offices. Meanwhile, Scott Colom’s race in Mississippi exposed how backfired political blocking paved the way for the state’s first Black senator since Reconstruction. Beyond Capitol Hill, shifting power dynamics are hitting home: a viral listener letter reveals the harsh breakdown between parents hoarding money for control and adult children walking away from toxic generational wealth. From Martha Stewart’s costume fallout on the Today Show to Hollywood’s repeated bypassing of African-American actors in landmark biopics, this breakdown pulls back the curtain on who wields actual influence in culture and policy. What You'll Learn: Why blocking a federal judicial appointment backfired in Mississippi's Senate race. How grassroots field operations engineered Georgia’s historic eight-seat executive sweep. The reality of modern inheritance: how to handle parents weaponizing future money. Behind the scenes of Hollywood casting: British star power vs. African-American lived experience. 🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Why Everyone Is Still Talking About the Midterm Turnout 02:10 - Martha Stewart’s Apology Tour: The Cost of Tasteless Branding 05:33 - Why "Unhoused" vs. "Homeless" Matters in Public Policy 07:27 - 2026 Midterm Results: Near-Record Turnout Shatters Expectations 10:14 - Historic Milestone: Five Black Governors Elected Across the US 11:35 - How Non-Diverse States Like Nevada and Wisconsin Elected Black Governors 15:40 - The Audition for Power: What New Leadership Must Deliver in 2 Years 19:58 - Amy Acton & Vivek Ramaswamy: How Ohio Went Purple 24:26 - Abdul El-Sayed Makes History as Michigan’s First Muslim US Senator 26:40 - The Mississippi Senate Upset: Breaking a Century of Disenfranchisement 30:35 - The Scott Colom vs. Cindy Hyde-Smith Nomination Karma 34:04 - Keisha Lance Bottoms Wins Georgia: The Legacy of Stacey Abrams’ Ground Game 40:15 - The Georgia Sweep: Black Women Win 8 Statewide Executive Seats 43:22 - Accountability After the Ballot: Why Field Work Never Stops 48:42 - Druski’s Netflix Deal: The Shift From Hollywood Gatekeeping to YouTube Leverage 57:10 - 2 Chainz vs. Keith Lee: VIP Celebrity Culture vs. Hospitality Realities 01:02:03 - Cynthia Erivo Cast as Afeni Shakur: Star Power vs. Cultural Authenticity 01:10:02 - Listener Letter: Boomer Wealth Hoarding, Unspoken Leashes, and Inheritance Truth 01:16:32 - How to Have Difficult Conversations Around Wills and Family Estate Planning Send us Fan Mail

    Midterm Election Recap: A Blue Wave!

  3. Nov 4

    Celebrate Halloween Costume Review 2026 & Martha Stewart Costume Miss

    Accountability is broken. From viral harassment pranks to media hits on political wives, here is where lines get crossed. A viral stunt targeting a working father in a Michigan supermarket exposed how predatory content creation has become. When creators monetize human misery under the guise of comedy, the public reaction shifts from laughter to rage. Cultural commentary too often looks away until a community rallies to push back. Meanwhile, tragedy in New York public schools forces an urgent reexamination of anti-bullying policies, youth violence, and whether parental negligence warrants criminal charges. At the same time, high-profile figures face self-inflicted fallout—from tone-deaf celebrity marketing gimmicks to strategic media hits resurfacing political family dynamics before election day. Between the triumphs of the WNBA Finals, the evolution of women's professional sports leagues, and persistent tabloid framing, this conversation breaks down who gets protected, who gets exploited, and why society keeps confusing genuine accountability with performative PR. What You'll Learn: The legal and ethical line between school bullying, systemic failure, and parental criminal liability. Why "harassment content" thrives online and how internet communities flipped the script on predatory influencers. The mechanics of Martha Stewart’s viral PR disaster and the breakdown of celebrity gatekeeping. Why legacy publications rehash political marital loyalty tropes right before critical voting cycles. 🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - The Cultural State of Emergency 01:15 - Why the WNBA Finals Broke Every Ceiling 03:12 - Angel Reese and the "Delayed, Not Denied" Mindset 06:00 - Expanding the Map: The Boom in Women's Tackle Sports 10:10 - The NYC School Tragedy & Parental Responsibility 15:09 - Should Parents Be Criminally Charged for Minor Crimes? 20:00 - International Disbelief: American School Safety Realities 22:00 - Celebrity Halloween Tributes vs. Tone-Deaf Stunts 26:01 - The Martha Stewart Backlash: When Marketing Goes Too Far 29:55 - The Dark Economy of Viral Store Harassment Pranks 34:00 - When Communities Rally: How the Internet Fought Back 36:50 - The Timing Behind the Jill Biden Vanity Fair Hit Piece 41:13 - The "Lady Macbeth" Trope: Decoding Political Wife Scrutiny 44:03 - Protecting Your Peace Heading Into the Holidays Send us Fan Mail

    Celebrate Halloween Costume Review 2026 & Martha Stewart Costume Miss

  4. Nov 2

    Nicki Minaj & Donald Trump, Obama Rallies Support & 3-Year-Old Soccer Phenom

    Target boycotts, roommate squatters, and cruise line collapses: here is the real financial fallout behind trending headlines. Corporate boycotts rarely hit only the parent company. When retailers face pushback over diversity rollback initiatives, small and minority-owned suppliers on their shelves face immediate revenue drops up to 40%. Pulling back the curtain on this friction reveals the operational challenge facing brand founders: sustaining enterprise distribution without alienating core communities. Meanwhile, boundaries in everyday life are fraying just as quickly. From suburban soccer leagues calling police over standout toddler athletes to house guests subtly moving into shared apartments without paying rent, avoiding confrontation always exacts a price. Unpack the structural parallels between historical economic movements like Montgomery, modern retail ecosystems, and the personal contracts required to protect your home and finances. What You'll Learn: Why retail boycotts hurt independent Black suppliers first—and how shoppers can buy direct to prevent brand collapse. The uncomfortable truth about youth sports participation culture when natural talent outperforms the group. The exact conversation to have when a roommate’s partner unofficially moves into your apartment. Why selling your home for a lifetime cruise line package carries catastrophic financial risk. 🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ TIMESTAMPS:  00:00 - The Airbnb Cleaning Fee Backlash & Host Pushback 05:32 - Obama, Trump, and the Cheesecake Factory PR Feud 13:46 - Political Rallies, Public Insults, and Boundary Failures 18:07 - Why the Police Were Called on a 3-Year-Old Soccer Phenom 26:16 - The Participation Trophy Debate: Are We Teaching Kids to Lose? 31:11 - The Lip Bar & Target: How Boycotts Hit Black-Owned Brands 39:47 - The Montgomery Blueprint: Building Parallel Economic Systems 41:58 - HBCU Camps and Early College Access Grants 46:42 - The Lifetime Cruise Disaster: Stranded in Cambodia 58:38 - Listener Dilemma: When House Guests Refuse to Pay Rent 1:04:15 - How to Set Hard Boundaries with Roommates and Partners Send us Fan Mail

    Nicki Minaj & Donald Trump, Obama Rallies Support & 3-Year-Old Soccer Phenom

  5. Oct 27

    Megan Thee Stallion’s VS Runway + Talking to Aging Parents

    Does retirement cause cognitive decline? Plus, the backlash over Airbnb checkout chores and boundary lines in families. A clean break from a forty-year career should bring peace, but an abrupt lack of daily friction often sparks a different crisis: watching sharpness slip into daytime television inertia. Addressing aging parents about routine, cognitive preservation, and physical mobility requires a delicate balance between supportive care and respecting autonomy. Across public culture, personal boundaries face constant scrutiny. When political campaigns exploit documented childhood trauma for poll numbers, voter backlash highlights a growing refusal to tolerate weaponized family dysfunction. That dynamic carries over into royal estrangements, where protecting children from predatory relatives frequently gets mislabeled by outside observers as coldness. Meanwhile, the consumer economy faces its own behavioral breaking point as vacation rental platforms step in to prohibit runaway host demands, proving that passing standard maintenance onto paying guests has reached its limit. What You'll Learn: Why sudden retirement routines trigger mental stagnation—and how to build a low-pressure second act. The economic breaking point of Airbnb's chore culture and why the platform stepped in to protect guests. How to enforce necessary family boundaries without letting public scrutiny dictate your private peace. Why crossing ethical lines into personal trauma inevitably alienates voters in high-stakes races. 🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ TIMESTAMPS:  00:00 - Halloween Costumes & Nostalgic Family Traditions 07:52 - HBCU Medical Programs & The Residency Bottleneck 11:08 - Weaponizing Family Trauma in the Ohio Governor Race 18:03 - Jay-Z Halftime Rumors & Roc Nation’s NFL Strategy 23:32 - Meghan Markle: Family Boundaries vs. Media Double Standards 28:05 - Prince Harry on Royal Grief and Paths to Reconciliation 31:42 - Megan Thee Stallion & Victoria’s Secret Runway Standards 40:06 - WNBA Finals Thriller & Fall Sports Drama 45:28 - Why Airbnb Finally Banned Extreme Checkout Chores 54:19 - Does Retirement Rot Your Brain? The Aging Mind Dilemma 1:00:07 - How to Talk to Aging Parents About Staying Active 1:04:21 - World Series & Finals Predictions #RaisedByHer #RetirementRoutine #AirbnbDebate #PopCultureCommentary Send us Fan Mail

    Megan Thee Stallion’s VS Runway + Talking to Aging Parents

  6. Oct 19

    Druski’s Historic SNL Gig, Kelly Clarkson’s $15M Feud & The Worst Text Ever Sent

    Can Druski save linear TV? From SNL’s historic bet to Kelly Clarkson’s retail feud, here is what mainstream media won’t admit. Mainstream entertainment is losing control of culture, and legacy institutions are scrambling to keep up. When Saturday Night Live taps digital creator Druski to host without a traditional Hollywood stepping stone, the power dynamic shifts: legacy networks need internet audiences far more than creators need broadcast validation. Meanwhile, Kelly Clarkson’s public spat with an upscale Brooklyn novelty store exposes the thin line between retail snobbery, viral marketing stunts, and luxury gatekeeping. Beyond pop culture fallout, real institutional accountability takes center stage as Howard University and the University of Maryland demonstrate what meaningful restitution looks like beyond an empty PR statement. Rounding out the conversation, a mortifying listener confession—sending an explicit video meant for a fiancé to a 24-person family group thread—sparks an essential reality check on surviving embarrassment, setting boundaries, and keeping one bad text from blowing up a wedding. What You'll Learn: - The Creator vs. Network Power Shift: Why Druski’s SNL gig proves digital creators hold the leverage over linear TV formats. - Luxury Retail PR Meltdowns: The business calculation behind weaponizing a celebrity feud and a $15,000,000 price tag. - Real Restitution Over PR Apologies: How student leadership and HBCU advocacy forced concrete cultural competency action. - The Group Chat Survival Guide: The step-by-step mindset to diffuse humiliating mistakes without canceling your wedding. Partner Spotlight: PureMD MedSpa  Ready to look refreshed—not overdone? PureMD MedSpa offers personalized, results-driven treatments using advanced technology designed to smooth, tighten, and enhance your natural look. Raised By Her listeners receive $100 off their first treatment. To claim your credit, text RAISED100 to 855-978-7363 then book your consultation online at puremdmedspa.com. 🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ TIMESTAMPS:  00:00 - Kickoff & Living Single Comments Fact-Check 05:01 - Druski Makes History: Why SNL Needs Digital Creators 08:42 - Scripted Teleprompters vs. Raw Improv Comedy 13:30 - The Kelly Clarkson $15M Retail Feud Breakdown 18:45 - Luxury Gatekeeping & Shopping While Black Realities 23:43 - Howard Tennis Club Holds University of Maryland Accountable 36:30 - The Historic Rise of Xavier College of Medicine 41:16 - Dancing With the Stars: Honoring James Avery 45:16 - The Value of Intergenerational Mentorship 50:06 - Listener Dilemma: Explicit Video Sent to 24-Person Family Chat 53:06 - The Recovery Blueprint: How to Bounce Back From Humiliation Send us Fan Mail

    Druski’s Historic SNL Gig, Kelly Clarkson’s $15M Feud & The Worst Text Ever Sent

  7. Oct 13

    Defending 90s Black Beauty on Living Single

    Da’Vinchi’s viral podcast rant, Chris Rock’s legal fee controversy, Kerry Washington on Ben Affleck, and WNBA finals equity. Culture moves fast, but unchecked commentary carries long-term consequences. From viral podcast panels attempting to pit 90s sitcom classics against 2000s aesthetics to actors attacking the very communities that built their careers, cultural accountability remains front and center. When actor Da’Vinchi faced immediate backlash for labeling Black Americans lazy on Cam Newton’s platform, the conversation exposed deeper tensions surrounding diaspora solidarity, historical ignorance, and industry typecasting. Meanwhile, Chris Rock’s public admission that he refused to fund an innocent friend’s wrongful conviction defense raises tough questions around personal wealth, blank-check expectations, and community responsibility. On the film front, Kerry Washington’s tactical decision to run background checks through Viola Davis before signing onto Ben Affleck’s Animals provides an unfiltered masterclass in how Black creatives navigate professional safety behind studio doors. Add in the Atlanta Dream’s hard-fought WNBA Finals run despite baffling arena disrespect, alongside an honest deconstruction of Europe’s over-touristed vacation traps, and this conversation cuts straight through performative media narratives. What You'll Learn: - The Kerry Washington Vetting Rule: Why background-checking directors through trusted peers is essential for career longevity and safety. - The Ethics of Chris Rock’s Blank Check: Where personal financial boundaries end and moral responsibility begins during legal crises. - Dissecting the Da'Vinchi Backlash: How dismissing generational history harms modern actors and damages diaspora solidarity. - The "Anti-Bucket List" Formula: How to ditch crowded social media tourist traps and plan vacations that offer genuine rest. Partner Spotlight: PureMD MedSpa  Ready to look refreshed—not overdone? PureMD MedSpa offers personalized, results-driven treatments using advanced technology designed to smooth, tighten, and enhance your natural look. Raised By Her listeners receive $100 off their first treatment. To claim your credit, text RAISED100 to 855-978-7363 then book your consultation online at puremdmedspa.com. TIMESTAMPS:  00:00 - Burpees, Recovery, and Catching Up 02:23 - The Diddy Pardon Rumors & Listener Backlash 06:40 - Defending Living Single: 90s Realism vs. 2000s Runway Style 13:46 - Chris Rock’s Confession: The True Cost of Legal Aid 18:22 - Blank Checks vs. Moral Duty: A Mother-Daughter Debate 20:24 - Breaking Down the Da'Vinchi & Cam Newton Controversy 24:34 - Why You Cannot Flatten Chattel Slavery and History 28:54 - Hollywood Typecasting, Erasure, and Historical Ignorance 34:04 - Reviewing Netflix's Animals Starring Ben Affleck & Kerry Washington 38:08 - The Viola Davis Rule: How Black Actors Vet Directors 40:03 - Viola Davis, Shingles Awareness, and Health Prevention 43:54 - Atlanta Dream Reach the WNBA Finals: Pushing Past Arena Inequity 49:21 - The Anti-Bucket List: Exposing Viral Travel Stockholm Syndrome 53:42 - Why You Should Ditch Social Media Advice for Travel Agents 56:36 - Election Season Burnout: Tuning Out Negative Political Ads🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ Send us Fan Mail

    Defending 90s Black Beauty on Living Single

  8. Oct 7

    Gen Z vs Millennial vs Boomer on Work & Legacy ft. Kelsie Rayon [Mini-Ep]

    Fixing other people is secretly feeding your ego. Here is how radical isolation built real alignment. Corporate compliance promises safety, but often demands the quiet surrender of creative energy. Leaving behind a career managing defense programs for the Air Force, Dayton creator Kelsie Rayon unpacks the friction between traditional corporate professionalism and authentic self-expression. True personal transformation rarely happens on schedule; it arrives when forced isolation strips away the habitual identity of people-pleasing and exposes how fixing external problems serves as a convenient distraction from inner work. Generational work cultures, career transitions, and the definition of personal purpose take center stage at Dayton’s Oktoberfest. The conversation breaks down why viewing children as a personal legacy limits both parent and child, how to lead from the ground up without waiting for institutional permission, and why grounding habits anchor focus during major life transitions. What You'll Learn: - The People-Pleasing Trap: Why attempting to solve everyone else's problems is often an ego defense against your own self-reflection. - Corporate Masks vs. Real Leadership: Why Gen Z pushes back on rigid workplace standards, and how dropping the corporate mask actually improves team output. - Rethinking Legacy: Why your life’s purpose must exist separate from your children or career titles. - Navigating Seasons: A grounded approach to moving through cycles of burnout, isolation, and creative renewal. TIMESTAMPS:  00:00 - Meeting Kelsie Rayon Out in the Wild at Dayton Oktoberfest 01:27 - From Social Work to Air Force Program Management 02:34 - Decoding the Family Crest: Strength, Growth, and Harmony 03:37 - The Guardian Angel Who Modeled Joy Through Struggle 05:23 - Starting Over: Moving to Dayton During Peak Isolation 06:43 - Why Solitude Forces You to Drop the People-Pleasing Habit 07:57 - The Ego Trap: Why You Focus on Everyone Else's Problems 09:54 - Demystifying Content Creation: Showing Up Online 12:13 - Mother-Daughter Evolution: Handling Public Visibility 15:05 - Overcoming the Fear of Being Judged on the Internet 18:04 - Exploring Dayton: German Bites, Hangry Sauce, and Street Eats 22:04 - Dealing with Festival Bees and Nature's Chaos 23:41 - The Viral Iced Coffee Interview Debate: Gen Z vs Corporate Rules 26:44 - Ditching Corporate Compliance: Why Leadership Demands Authenticity 28:50 - How Gen Z Views Civic Duty and Political Action Today 32:15 - Leading from the Bottom: What the Air Force Taught Me 34:35 - Breaking the Tradition: Why Your Kids Are Not Your Legacy 38:22 - The Breadth of Impact: Serving the World Beyond Family 42:08 - Grounding Routines, Tree Hugging, and Spiritual Alignment 45:25 - Life is Lifing: Understanding the Seasonal Cycles of Growth 🎤 New episodes every week. Honest conversations between mother and daughter on family, womanhood, and navigating life across generations. Speaking, partnerships, and press: raisedbyherpodcast@gmail.com 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe to be part of the conversation. ✨ BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: Support the show and submit your own listener letters: https://www.patreon.com/RaisedByHerPodcast 📱 Instagram:   / raisedbyherpodcast    📘 Facebook:   / raisedbyherpodcast   📲 Follow us on TikTok: ‪@RaisedByHerPodcast‬ Send us Fan Mail

    Gen Z vs Millennial vs Boomer on Work & Legacy ft. Kelsie Rayon [Mini-Ep]
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Raised By Her is a mother–daughter podcast exploring the lessons, love, and lived experiences passed down through generations. Hosts Ro Nita and Donnica share honest, intergenerational conversations about womanhood, identity, family, and leadership - and the wisdom we inherit (and sometimes challenge). Part humor and all heart, Raised By Her is a reminder that every generation has something to teach—and that the stories that raise us continue to shape who we become. Join our email list to stay up to date on the latest: https://stats.sender.net/forms/erkGRk/view

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  • Creator
    Donnica & Ro Nita
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    70
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Raised By Her Podcast
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