What Was She Thinking?

Sharla Brown
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What Was She Thinking delivers thoughtful, engaging reviews of movies, TV shows, and cultural moments that shape how women—especially women of color—see themselves and the world. Through insightful commentary and honest conversation, we delve into representation, identity, and the stories that shape our perspectives. Expect episodes that make you laugh, reflect, and feel inspired—because you are wonderful, worthy, and deeply valuable.

  1. 1d ago

    The Runner on Amazon Prime: Breakthrough or Survival Mode?

    In this episode of What Was She Thinking?, Kim and Sharla take a look at The Runner on Amazon Prime and examine Mindset Trap #1: Two Doors Only. Is Maia right to handle the kidnapping of her son the way she did? Should she have asked for help? And just because Maia found a solution on her own, does that mean she’s had a breakthrough, or is she simply surviving? Sharla believes Maia may have experienced a breakthrough, while Kim thinks Maia is still in straight survival mode. Either way, they agree there’s more mindset work for Maia to do, regardless of whether she answers another unknown number! Kim and Sharla also look back at The Call, starring Halle Berry, to compare the two characters and explore whether one of them truly experienced a breakthrough. 💭 What do you think? Send your thoughts or your own Trap Check to whatwasshethinkingpod@gmail.com. Kim and Sharla may share your story in a future episode! 🎧 Listen, subscribe, share, and join the conversation. What Was She Thinking? — See It. Believe It. Live It. TIMESTAMPS 00:00–05:30 | Introduction: The Trap Family Explainer — Today, we explore Mindset Trap #1: Two Doors Only. 05:30–32:00 | Case Study: The Runner — Was Maia experiencing a breakthrough or simply surviving? We examine the clock ticking against her, the caller’s mind games, and Maia’s refusal to quit or ask for help—even after being hit by a vehicle. When the caller uses the saying “What’s bred in the bone comes out in the flesh” to make Maia question whether she’s a killer like her mother, we have to ask: Is Maia’s cleverness a sign of healing, or is desperation driving her decisions? We also look at the stolen phone, her choices near the end of the movie, her decision to jump off a bridge rather than turn herself in, and whether refusing to answer her phone signals growth. 32:00–35:50 | The Dissent: Examine — Kim and Sharla examine where they disagree and what Maia’s choices reveal about her mindset. 35:50–45:45 | Trap Check — Kim and Sharla discuss the traps they found themselves in this week and choose two actions to help them move forward. Tune in next week to hold them both accountable! 45:45–46:00 | Transition 46:00–47:00 | Commercial Break 47:00–55:00 | Then & Now: The Call — Kim and Sharla revisit The Call, starring Halle Berry. Did Jordan experience a breakthrough, or was she simply surviving? Did she find a way to release her guilt and move toward redemption? 55:00–58:00 | The Shadow Case — Once you recognize your mindset and the experiences that trigger or haunt your stinkin’ thinking, it’s time to rewrite your perspective. Kim and Sharla explore another way Maia could view the challenges she faced and decide how to move forward. 58:00–1:00:00 | Three Steps: The Rewrite — The Self-Talk Correction. Does Maia need to confess to another person to heal? Can she absolve herself? Maybe she needs to have a little talk with Jesus! 1:00:00–1:05:00 | Continued Discussion 1:05:00–1:05:30 | Commercial Break 1:05:30–1:09:00 | Good Thinking Hall of Fame — Maia receives the WWST award and a place in the Good Thinking Hall of Fame. But Kim still has one important question: Why is your mother still in jail? 1:09:00–1:11:00 | The Test — Your challenge for self-work this week. 1:11:00–1:13:00 | Next Week’s Teaser — Kim and Sharla turn their attention to Animals on Netflix. 1:13:00–1:14:00 | Outro — Season Two predictions. Rate, subscribe, and share!

    The Runner on Amazon Prime: Breakthrough or Survival Mode?

  2. Oct 3

    A Different World: Is Deborah Living by the Inherited Rulebook?

    In this episode of What Was She Thinking?, Kim and Sharla dive into A Different World and ask: Is Deborah living her own life—or following an inherited rulebook? We think Deborah may be caught in Mindset Trap #9: The Inherited Rulebook—the belief that we should live a certain way because of what our parents, family, or society expect from us. Kim and Sharla don't completely agree. Kim understands why Dwayne and Whitley want to set expectations for Deborah and make sure she gets the college experience they believe will help her succeed. Sharla wonders if they should loosen the reins and let Deborah figure out who she is and what she really wants—much like Denise Huxtable did. We discuss our own HBCU experiences, the pressure to go to college because "that's what everyone does," Deborah's insecurity and accountability, and whether college is actually the right environment for her. And then there's the $10,000 question: Was Deborah wrong for putting $10K on the card to bring Summer Walker to campus? In our Trap Check, Kim and Sharla examine their own mindset traps from the week. In The Rewrite, we challenge negative self-talk, Deborah's belief that she's "broken," and the importance of giving yourself grace. We'll also revisit Denise Huxtable and explore what A Different World can teach us about parents, expectations, college, and finding your own path. Plus, don't miss our Good Thinking Hall of Fame, this week's What Was She Thinking? moment, and Kim's What Was She Thinking? Test—a challenge to help you recognize when you've paid too high a price trying to help someone, reach a goal, or live up to someone else's expectations. 💭 What do you think? Should Deborah follow the path her parents believe is best, or should they step back and let her find her own way? Send your thoughts or your own Trap Check to whatwasshethinkingpod@gmail.com. Kim and Sharla may feature your story in a future episode! 🎧 Listen, subscribe, share, and join the conversation. What Was She Thinking? — See It. Believe It. Live It. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – 2:42 | Introduction & Mindset Trap #9 The Inherited Rulebook, Deborah's choices, and the claim vs. counterclaim. 2:42 – 22:00 | Case Study: Deborah HBCU experiences, college expectations, insecurity, accountability, and the $10K Summer Walker question. 22:00 – 30:30 | The Dissent Is Deborah giving herself enough credit? Is college the right environment for her? 30:30 – 35:00 | Trap Check Kim and Sharla examine their own mindset traps. 35:30 – 41:30 | Then & Now Deborah, Denise Huxtable, and the pressure to live up to parental expectations. 41:30 – 47:00 | The Rewrite Changing negative self-talk and giving yourself grace. 47:00 – 1:00:00 | The Shadow Case Were Dwayne and Whitley right to send Deborah to Hillman—or should they loosen the reins? 1:01:00 – 1:04:00 | Good Thinking Hall of Fame Kojo tells his parents how he really feels. 1:04:00 – 1:13:00 | What Was She Thinking? Hazel, Amir, and believing a lying boyfriend. 1:13:00 – 1:14:00 | The Test Where are you paying too high a price—and where have you protected your boundaries? 1:14:00 – 1:15:00 | Next Week A sneak peek at The Runner on Amazon Prime. 1:15:00 – 1:20:00 | Outro Season two predictions, rate, subscribe, and share.

    A Different World: Is Deborah Living by the Inherited Rulebook?

  3. Sep 26

    Furious Episodes 5–8 Review: Trauma, Resilience & Breaking the Cycle | What Was She Thinking?

    In this episode of What Was She Thinking?, Kim and Sharla wrap up the final four episodes of Furious, diving into Alice’s powerful comeback and the messages of resilience, accountability, and refusing to live as a victim. We loved seeing Alice find her strength again, while Nora and Catherine each bring their own powerful perspectives on what it means to confront pain and reclaim your life. The series does a great job of showing how trauma can affect people in very different ways—and how unprocessed wounds can continue to shape us even when we appear to be functioning normally. We also take a closer look at the patriarchal systems that protect men and allow harmful behavior to go unchecked. Marshall receiving an award after his attack on Alice is one of the clearest examples of how these systems can reward or protect the very people who cause harm. But Furious isn't only a story about trauma. It's also a story about resilience, transformation, and what can happen when women begin to take back their power. As we look toward Season 2, we're especially interested in how the characters' unresolved wounds may resurface and influence the choices they make moving forward. Join Kim and Sharla as they unpack the final four episodes of Furious and ask the question: What were they thinking? 🎬 What did you think of the ending of Furious? 🎙️ Listen, subscribe, and join the conversation with What Was She Thinking? #Furious #FuriousReview #TVReview #WhatWasSheThinking #TraumaAndHealing #WomenAndTrauma #TVPodcast #BlackWomen 00:00 – 08:00 | Introduction & What’s Happening This Week Kim and Sharla catch up and share what’s been happening before diving back into Furious. 08:00 – 17:00 | Episode 5: Catherine, Alden & Manipulation Alden does something meaningful for Catherine after everything she’s been through, while an attorney attempts to manipulate her. 17:00 – 22:00 | Alice Makes Her Move Alice shows just how clever she can be. We also talk about how Marshall has changed Alice—and Catherine makes a shocking decision. 22:00 – 26:30 | Episode 6: Alice & Catherine Mirror Each Other Alice and Catherine may have more in common than they realize. Alice encounters Catherine at the clinic, while Norma understands what can happen when you start “rattling cages.” 26:30 – 32:30 | Trauma Bonds & Marshall’s Attack Catherine and Alice connect through their shared trauma at the clinic. We explore Catherine’s connection to Elena—and Marshall attacks Alice outside the clinic. 32:30 – 37:00 | Episode 7: Alice’s Trauma Comes Back Danny cares for Alice as she recovers. We also learn more about the Easton family, the sex-trafficking allegations, and Alice’s connection to the video. 37:00 – 40:00 | What Is Alice Hiding? Is Alice blocking out parts of what happened to her, or is she simply choosing not to tell anyone? 41:00 – 46:00 | Does Alice Really Love Danny? Danny tells Alice that he loves her. But does Alice feel the same way—and are either of them actually ready for a relationship? 46:00 – 52:00 | Alice, Danny &

    Furious Episodes 5–8 Review: Trauma, Resilience & Breaking the Cycle | What Was She Thinking?

  4. Sep 20

    Diarra from Detroit Part 2: The Black Goonies, Diarra’s Choices & What Want Next Season

    In this episode of What Was She Thinking?, Kim and Sharla wrap up the final four episodes of Diarra from Detroit and dive into everything that made the season finale worth talking about. We loved the introduction of the Black Goonies, the treasure maps, and the adventure that unfolded as the mystery continued. But we also found ourselves looking at Diarra sideways as her choices—and her lack of consideration for her friends—became harder to ignore, especially given how much they have sacrificed and risked for her. As the season comes to a close, we’re left with plenty of questions, plenty of unfinished business, and more than enough story for a potential Season 3. And yes, we’ll definitely be there! But if Diarra gets another season, we’re hoping she’s ready to make better decisions, confront her fears and worries, and stop allowing distractions to keep her from seeing what—and who—really matters. Join us as we talk about the twists, the friendships, the questionable decisions, and what we hope comes next for Diarra from Detroit. What Was She Thinking? is where we go beyond what happened on screen to explore the choices, mindsets, relationships, and real-life questions hiding underneath our favorite movies and TV shows. 🎬 Did you watch Diarra from Detroit? Tell us: What did YOU think Diarra was thinking? And are you ready for Season 3? See it. Believe it. Live it. 0:00 – 7:34 — Pouring Into Our Children & Family—and Finally Ourselves 7:34 – 13:00 — Diarra from Detroit Background: Atlanta, Detroit & the Treasure-Hunting Mystery 13:00 – 19:50 — Episode 5: Gangs, Aja’s Hair Business & Why Didn’t Diarra Warn Her Friend? 19:50 – 26:30 — The Underground Railroad Tour, the Abandoned Church & Aja’s Stolen Hair 26:30 – 30:00 — Diarra’s Stories, Stalling & the Parallel Between Danger and Diarra 30:00 – 33:00 — Episode 6: Danger’s Farm Story, the Garden Party & the Second Shooter 33:00 – 41:00 — Diarra & Royce: Chemistry, Kids & Is Distraction Keeping Diarra Stuck? 41:00 – 48:00 — Episode 7: Can Great Sex Make You Change Your Mind About Breaking Up? 48:00 – 53:00 — Booker Is Saved, the Militia & Is Danger Really Good for Diarra? 53:00 – 56:00 — Cartier Kelly Takes Hostages & Aja Discovers the Truth About Her Hair 56:00 – 1:00:00 — Is Diarra a Bad Friend? Cartier Kelly Takes the Treasure 1:00:00 – 1:06:00 — Episode 8: Cleaning Up a Dead Body & Diarra’s Obsession With Danger 1:06:00 – 1:11:00 — The Tunnels Beneath Detroit & Booker’s Inheritance Secrets 1:11:00 – 1:18:00 — Diarra Meets Swa & The Wedding Plan to Get Into the Country Club 1:18:00 – 1:23:00 — Would We Have Picked Up the Gun? The Treasure Hunt Comes to an End 1:23:00 – 1:31:00 — Aja & Diarra’s Friendship Ends, Chris Stays & Diarra Avoids Her Real Issues 1:31:00 – 1:35:00 — What Was She Thinking? Picks

    Diarra from Detroit Part 2: The Black Goonies, Diarra’s Choices & What Want Next Season

  5. Sep 11

    Furious Episodes 1–4 Recap & Review: Trauma, Revenge & Women Fighting Back | What Was She Thinking?

    In this episode of What Was She Thinking?, Kim and Sharla dive into the first four episodes of Furious, exploring the women at the center of this intense drama. From Alice’s struggle to shower, Nora’s drinking, and Catherine’s mission to take down men who have hurt women, we unpack how trauma can shape the way women respond to fear, danger, and injustice. A major theme is the connection between trauma, the mind, and the body. Alice’s shaking hands when she looks at the shower show how an ordinary experience can trigger memories and physical responses. Catherine appears to compartmentalize her trauma as she carries out violent acts, only to find herself emotionally transported back to the fifteen-year-old girl who experienced it. We also discuss how Furious exposes systems that leave women unprotected, including men protecting other men, questioning women, and undermining their experiences. We explore the expectations fathers place on their daughters and how those messages can teach girls to believe they need to please or make themselves smaller for men. As Kim points out, Furious is a true drama with little laughter but plenty of suspense, tension, and emotional weight. Despite the difficult subject matter, we were hooked. Join us as we ask: What was she thinking? Was Catherine seeking justice, revenge, or simply trying to survive? How much of Alice’s behavior is shaped by trauma? And when the system fails women, what choices are left? We’ll be back with episodes 5–8 in our next Furious discussion. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – 5:30 | Catching Up Sharla’s weekend plans, Kim’s birthday month, and the empty-nest stage. 5:30 – 7:30 | Introducing Furious Why we’re diving into Furious and similarities to Alex Cross. 7:30 – 14:00 | Meet Catherine & Alice The central women, the men in the series, and expectations placed on women. 14:00 – 16:00 | The Clancy Case What if the husband has been lying? 16:00 – 20:00 | Alice & Discomfort Alice’s storyline and her response to uncomfortable situations. 20:00 – 23:00 | Alice at the Crime Scene Alice proves she knows what she’s doing, and we meet Nora. 23:00 – 25:30 | Why Is Catherine Hiding? Why Catherine may have chosen to hide at a shelter. 25:30 – 30:00 | Catherine’s Plan & Trauma Revenge, violence, catharsis, and the mind-body connection. 35:00 – 41:00 | Alice Stops Washing Alice’s trauma, those around her, and Danny as a safe space. 41:00 – 48:00 | Catherine Takes Matters Into Her Own Hands Oliver, hair expectations, and Catherine’s decision to kill. 48:00 – 54:00 | Hair, Trauma & Men Protecting Men Mira, Marshall, Choi, and the culture of men protecting men. 54:00 – 57:00 | The Tracey Thurman Connection Why the real-life Tracey Thurman story remains relevant. 57:30 – 1:02:00 | Catherine Takes Out Becky Catherine continues her mission while Alice and Nora are questioned. 1:02:00 – 1:05:00 | Catherine the Caretaker Another side of Catherine and her connection to her fifteen-year-old self. 1:05:00 – 1:08:00 | Catherine Tries to Save Elena Catherine protects Elena and finds acceptance from someone she cares about. 1:08:00 – 1:12:00 | The Next Target: Blanchard Catherine targets Blanchard while Alice is manipulated by Marshall’s mother. 1:12:00 – 1:17:00 | Episode Four: Easton’s Role Easton’s involvement, his daughter’s reaction, and Catherine’s dangerous mission. 1:17:00 – 1:23:30 | When the System Fails Women Nora wants Alice off the case. We debate surrendering injustice to God versus taking matters into our own hands. 1:23:30 – 1:29:00 | What Was She Thinking? Choices Our final thoughts and choices from episodes 1–4.

    Furious Episodes 1–4 Recap & Review: Trauma, Revenge & Women Fighting Back | What Was She Thinking?

  6. Sep 4

    Diarra from Detroit Part 1: Is Diarra Addicted to Distraction?

    In this episode of What Was She Thinking?, we dive into the first four episodes of season two of Diarra from Detroit—and once again, Diarra has found herself in the middle of more drama than one person should probably have time for. As much as we love watching Diarra jump headfirst into mysteries, crimes, and other people's problems, we have to ask: Is her constant need for distraction keeping her from dealing with her own life? This season, Diarra has plenty to unpack. From complicated relationships and emotional men to unresolved questions about love, family, and what she really wants for her future, there is definitely some “work” that needs to be done. But instead of sitting still long enough to deal with it, Diarra does what Diarra does best—finds another mystery to solve. We also discuss her incredible group of friends, who we love dearly... even though they may enable a few of her shenanigans. Plus, we get into the overstimulating beauty of Black family dynamics, dealing with emotional men, and why this season feels like a modern-day adventure reminiscent of Indiana Jones and The Goonies. So grab your clues, call your therapist, and join us as we ask: What was Diarra thinking—and are we sometimes a little more like her than we want to admit? TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Greetings, current happenings, parenting older kids, and parental paranoia 10:30 – Introduction to Diarra from Detroit and comparisons to Insecure 15:30 – Season one recap and what makes Diarra different 20:00 – Season two begins: the cookout and Diarra, queen of distraction 24:00 – Funny moments, Black family overstimulation, and new characters 27:30 – Chris, Diarra's family, and men who cry 32:30 – Diarra keeps playing detective and avoiding her own problems 39:00 – The search for Ron's desk and new character additions 41:00 – Community quirks, Diarra and Chris with the baby, and funny moments 45:00 – Diarra and Chris visit the therapist 47:00 – The fake desk, children, and what Diarra really wants 52:00 – Chris gets arrested, Diarra avoids hard decisions, and the Indiana Jones feeling of the season 56:00 – Royce (Method Man), Danger, and Detroit's role in the story 1:00:00 – The Masonic Temple, disguises, Bill Duke, and episode three 1:05:00 – Episode four, Booker, and BET+ versus Paramount storytelling 1:09:00 – Decoding the treasure map and enabling Diarra's distractions 1:13:00 – Cartier Kelly, more laughs, and the search for $100 million 1:21:00 – What Was She Thinking? Picks from Sharla and Kim

    Diarra from Detroit Part 1: Is Diarra Addicted to Distraction?

  7. Aug 29

    Ride or Die Episodes 5–8: Toxic Friendships, Trust & What Was She Thinking

    In this episode of What Was She Thinking?, Kim and Sharla dive into episodes 5–8 of Ride or Die on Prime Video—and let’s just say, the show took a turn! After the first four episodes had us convinced the series might be a little too predictable, episodes 5–8 had us laughing, questioning everybody’s decisions, and rooting for these besties to make it out on top. Along the way, we ask some bigger questions: What does it really mean to be a good friend? Why do we return to people and situations we know aren’t good for us? And just how horrifying is it to be tortured by being left alone in the dark with nothing but your own thoughts? We also talk about Debbie and Judith’s unlikely friendship, Ana’s obsession with destroying their relationship, the dangers of operating on autopilot, and whether women are sometimes taught to live smaller than they should. Plus, we get into discernment, toxic friendships, trusting yourself, and the moments that had us saying, “Girl… WHAT are you doing?!” Join Kim and Sharla as they break down episodes 5–8 of Ride or Die and ask the question we’re always asking: What Was She Thinking? ⚠️ Spoiler Alert: This episode discusses major plot points from episodes 5–8. 00:00–03:00 — Beginning of the School Year 03:00–07:00 — Initial Thoughts on Episodes 5–8 Our thoughts on the second half of the series and finding a good friend. 07:00–14:00 — Episode 5: Debbie Gets Daring Is Debbie transforming—or simply discovering who she really is? 14:30–17:00 — We Realize We Are NOT Dangerous 😂 Debbie and Judith may be the same kind of dangerous—and maybe that’s why they make such good friends. 19:30–24:00 — Episode 6: Why Didn’t the Former Assassin Protect Herself? One of the biggest head-scratchers of the episode. 24:00–31:00 — Ana’s Backstory & Toxic Friendships We unpack Ana’s history, her “crazy” friends, and how the agency shaped her. 31:00–40:00 — Ana Tracks Debbie & David Is Still Alive?! Ana is coming for Debbie, while David proves survival and common sense are two different things. 40:00–45:00 — Episode 7: Ana Wants to Destroy Their Friendship The cops have Debbie, but she remains loyal to Judith. Meanwhile, Queenie and Judith make a plan to deal with Ana. 45:00–55:30 — Ana Kidnaps Debbie Ana tries to destroy Debbie and Judith’s relationship—and Debbie makes a decision that changes everything. 55:30–1:08:00 — Episode 8: Back to What’s Familiar Debbie is back home with David. We ask: Are women sometimes trained to live small? 1:08:00–1:11:00 — Judith Falls Into the Trap Again Judith returns to the Director. What happens when you stop trusting yourself? 1:13:00–1:17:00 — Ana Leaves Judith in the Dark A psychologically disturbing moment leads to a Thelma & Louise-style ending, and Queenie makes a major decision about the agency. 1:17:00–1:19:00 — Season Two Setup Debbie and Judith think it’s over—but they don’t know they’re still being watched. 1:19:00–1:25:00 — What Was She Thinking? Choices Kim and Sharla make their picks, predictions, and questionable decisions.

    Ride or Die Episodes 5–8: Toxic Friendships, Trust & What Was She Thinking

  8. Aug 21

    Ride or Die Review: Octavia Spencer, Friendship, Risk & Starting Over

    On this episode of What Was She Thinking?, we review the first four episodes of Ride or Die and ask: Are we really the ride-or-die type? Well… not if it involves killing people, burying bodies, stealing money, or jumping off moving trains. Like… no. 😂 We found plenty of moments that were hard to believe, but maybe that's part of the fun. We love seeing women of a certain age kick butt, take risks, and do things we don't typically see them do on screen. We especially love seeing Octavia Spencer take on a role that feels so different from some of her previous characters. But when Debbie becomes just as daring as her assassin bestie Judith, played by Hannah Waddingham, we started asking questions. How believable is Debbie's transformation? Have we seen this storyline before? And would Ride or Die have worked better as a movie? More importantly, we connected with the heart of the series: What happens when your life is completely uprooted at the age when you thought things were finally supposed to be settling down? We also explore friendship and how the people closest to us can help us see things about ourselves we've been avoiding. Is Judith helping Debbie find herself, or pulling her into a life she never would have chosen? Plus, we discuss age discrimination, starting over, losing the things we depend on, questionable character decisions, and whether we're brave—or crazy—enough to be anyone's ride or die. Listen as we break down Episodes 1–4 of Ride or Die and decide whether we'd actually be willing to ride… or if we'd be getting off at the next stop. Timestamps 0:00–10:30 — Introduction Hair products we're using; learning to love your curl pattern 10:30–20:00 — Initial Thoughts & The Leads Where we've seen the actors; who the characters remind us of; Octavia Spencer's new role; have we seen this storyline before?; movie or series? 20:00–25:00 — Are We the Illegal Ride-or-Die Type? Would we really go this far for a friend? 25:00–31:26 — Episode One: Meet Whiptail & Judith Debbie and Judith are opposites; age discrimination; being an assassin; finding work as you get older 31:30–33:00 — When Something You Depend On Ends Debbie's marriage ends and she faces an uncertain future 33:00–39:30 — Debbie Discovers the Truth Debbie learns about Judith's profession 39:30–42:20 — Episode Two: How Did They Meet? Questionable decisions; was Debbie and David's love believable? 42:30–47:00 — “This Is All I Have” Judith visits Cathy; Debbie visits the Albanians alone 47:30–49:30 — Is the Friendship Problematic? Could Debbie really be as risky and fearless as she appears? 49:30–56:00 — Episode Three: Friends, Fear & Fighting Back Sam and Queenie; Debbie's fight back; how risk-ready are we? 56:00–59:00 — Judith Calls Debbie Out Pretending to be someone you're not 59:00–1:02:00 — Episode Four: Friend or Job? Judith's manipulation; friendship versus her job 1:04:00–1:09:00 — Seeing Things Differently Debbie opens Judith's eyes; both women begin trying something new 1:09:30–1:11:30 — Final Thoughts 1:11:30–1:17:00 — What Was She Thinking? Picks

    Ride or Die Review: Octavia Spencer, Friendship, Risk & Starting Over
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What Was She Thinking delivers thoughtful, engaging reviews of movies, TV shows, and cultural moments that shape how women—especially women of color—see themselves and the world. Through insightful commentary and honest conversation, we delve into representation, identity, and the stories that shape our perspectives. Expect episodes that make you laugh, reflect, and feel inspired—because you are wonderful, worthy, and deeply valuable.

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    Sharla Brown
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
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