Meanwhile, She with Aisha Beau

Aisha Beau Frisbey

Meanwhile, She is a podcast hosted by Aisha Beau Frisbey, where conversations unfold from her own couch—honest, layered, and reflective of how women actually live. It feels less like an interview and more like sitting in on something real. Across conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us, the show explores what women choose, what they carry, and what it takes to stay connected to themselves. Some moments are reflective. Some are sharp. Some are unexpectedly funny—because the best conversations aren’t one-note. If you’ve ever found yourself in between who you were and who you’re becoming… you’ll feel at home here.

  1. Jun 23 ·  Video

    I Knew My Daughter Was Autistic Before Her Doctor Did with Asia Cabello

    We don’t talk enough about what happens to a woman when she has to fight for her child to be heard. Asia Cabello is here to put it on the record. This week, Aisha sits down with content creator Asia Cabello — mom of three, longtime partner to Dwayne Cabello (whom she met at 13), and one of the most honest autism advocacy voices on the internet—for a conversation about the years that nearly broke her and the ones that rebuilt her. Asia walks us through what it took to get her daughter diagnosed with autism: the pediatrician who told her to wait, the bias she ran into as a Black mom in the medical system, and the decision to uproot her family and move states so her children could get the care they deserved. She talks about parenting two children on the spectrum 13 months apart in years she barely remembers being present for. And then she talks about how she found her way back—through the gym, a book club, friendships she made in her 30s, and a marriage she’s intentional about choosing every single day. They get into the racial bias Black mothers face in healthcare, why her husband had to push her to make new friends in her 30s, the morning routine that changed her marriage, the Cabello Couture mommy-and-me line, why “put your spouse first” is the controversial advice she stands by, and the affirmation she’s carrying into the next chapter. If you’ve ever been told by a professional that what you knew was true wasn’t true—this conversation is for you. 🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    1h 17m
  2. Jun 16 ·  Video

    Single, Happy, and Done Waiting, with Allure’s Jessica Cruel

    We’ve been taught that adulthood doesn’t really begin for women until we’ve found a husband and had a baby. Jessica Cruel is here to push back on that — and she has the research to back it up. This week, Aisha sits down with Jessica Cruel, Editor-in-Chief of Allure magazine and the author of the forthcoming book Single Happy Female, for an honest, layered conversation about what it actually looks like to build a full life without waiting on partnership to start living it. Jessica is clear: she still wants partnership. So do 48 of the 50 women she interviewed for her book. But the difference is that she’s no longer treating singleness as a holding pattern. She’s traveling, throwing herself promotion parties, picking out the white dress for her 40th in Greece — and writing the book she wishes she’d had ten years ago. They get into the loneliness of being the boss (and what nobody tells you about reaching the top of your industry), Jessica’s openness about therapy and Lexapro after years of watching her mother navigate bipolar disorder, the “twirlers vs. toilers” framework Jessica uses to describe how women rise in their careers, the unspoken hardship hierarchy among friend groups, and the radical act of throwing the damn party for yourself even when there’s no wedding or baby shower to attend. If you’ve been quietly waiting on a milestone to start living the life you want, this conversation is for you. 🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    1h 28m
  3. Jun 9 ·  Video

    Your Talent Alone Won't Get You There, with Ashley Blaine Featherson-Jenkins

    We're taught that if we put in the work and the talent is there, the opportunities will come. Ashley is here to tell us about the other half of that equation — the one most people aren't honest enough to name. This week, Aisha sits down with her dear friend, sorority sister, and Howard alum Ashley Blaine Featherson-Jenkins—actress (Dear White People), former host of OWN's Trials to Triumphs, and soon-to-be author—for an honest conversation about access, the doors that opened her career, and why she's so committed to opening those same doors for the women coming behind her. Ashley is clear: the work matters. Her talent is what's allowed her to play the long game and sustain a career that lasts. But she also names something most successful people won't: that there's a locked door between most talented people and the careers they're capable of building—and that door doesn't open without someone on the other side knowing your name.  They get into the friendship that landed her the Dear White People role, the Instagram Live moment that turned into her OWN podcast, the intensity of mothering her 20-month-old daughter Aspen, her IVF journey and why visibility matters for Black women navigating the same path, and the 365-devotional book she's quietly writing for the woman who wants to spot her blessings and become her best self. If you've been doing the work and wondering why the opportunities haven't come yet, this is the conversation for you. 🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    1h 6m
  4. Jun 2 ·  Video

    Individuality in the Age of Algorithms, with Fashion Creator Tiffany Battle

    What does it actually take to stay yourself in an industry that rewards sameness? This week, Aisha sits down with Tiffany Battle — fashion creator, creative director, storyteller, and one of the original voices in fashion blogging — for a conversation about what it really takes to build a creative life on your own terms.  Before she launched The Werk! Place in 2012, Tiffany was a chemical engineer at a major semiconductor company. Six years in, she made the decision to leave stability behind, book a course at the London College of Fashion, and bet on herself fully. That leap is what shaped the distinct voice so many of us know her for today. In this episode, they get into the rise of the algorithm and the death of individuality, the lost regional style cultures of the 90s, the quiet luxury aesthetic creators are adopting to access luxury brands, why she's building her own show Sunday Stroll instead of chasing brand deals forever, the real talk on managers and money in the creator economy, and what it means to choose joy as resistance. Honest, sharp, and refreshingly direct — this one will have you rethinking how you show up online. 🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    1h 34m
  5. May 12

    People Are Afraid to Be Seen Trying, with Fashion Executive Tiffany Reid

    Fashion used to be built behind the scenes. Before influencers, before front row became content, there were editors pulling all-nighters, sleeping under desks, forecasting trends, and shaping culture long before social media existed. This week, I’m joined by Tiffany Reid — fashion executive, stylist, former SVP of Fashion at Bustle Digital Group, and one of the most respected voices in fashion media.  We talk about what it was really like coming up in the magazine era as Black women, the hazing culture of fashion, how the industry has changed since the rise of influencers, why editors were originally the tastemakers, and what gets lost when everything becomes fast content. We also discuss ambition, leadership, survival, motherhood, identity, and the kind of work ethic that builds lasting careers. And somehow through all of it… we laugh a lot too. 🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    1h 24m
  6. May 5 ·  Video

    How to Invest in Yourself First, with SheaMoisture's Brianna Wright

    What does it actually take to be seen, selected, and supported in your industry? In this episode of Meanwhile, She, Aisha Beau sits down with Brianna Wright, Head of PR & Influencer Marketing at SheaMoisture, for an honest and insightful conversation on identity, access, self-investment, and what it really takes to stand out. Having worked her way through Unilever with intention and clarity, Brianna now leads one of the most influential and culturally relevant brand ecosystems for creators—shaping not just who gets chosen, but how they’re seen. Together, they discuss the mindset and habits required to step into a bigger life, why visibility and proximity matter just as much as talent, and how creators can position themselves for long-term opportunities. Brianna also shares insider perspective on what brands are actually looking for, how she evaluates creators beyond numbers, and what it takes to get on SheaMoisture’s radar. This episode is a powerful reminder that success isn’t just about being good—it’s about becoming someone who is seen, valued, and aligned with the opportunities you want. 🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    1h 23m
  7. Apr 30 ·  Video

    What's Scary Isn't Always What's Dangerous

    What if the thing that scares you isn’t the real danger?  In this solo episode of Meanwhile, She, Aisha Beau Frisbey opens up about being laid off, ignoring her intuition, accepting what looked like the perfect opportunity, and eventually realizing that staying in the wrong place was costing her more than leaving ever could. She shares the story of choosing an uncertain leap into entrepreneurship, learning to trust herself again, and understanding the difference between what feels scary and what is truly dangerous. If you’ve been stuck at a crossroads, questioning your next move, or feeling called toward something bigger, this episode will meet you right where you are. In this episode: Scary vs dangerous decisionsTrusting your intuitionLeaving unhealthy environmentsCareer pivots and starting overEntrepreneurship lessonsChoosing yourself despite fearBuilding confidence one step at a timeWhy there is no danger in believing in yourself  🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    12 min
  8. Apr 28 ·  Video

    What I Wish I Knew at 40, with Angelique Miles

    What if your best chapter is still ahead of you? In this episode of Meanwhile, She, Aisha Beau Frisbey sits down with Angelique Miles for a candid conversation about reinvention, confidence, beauty, wellness, and becoming more yourself with time. Angelique reflects on her journey from music executive to wellness entrepreneur, the personal seasons that shaped her, and why women never have to accept fading, shrinking, or settling as they age. Together, they explore discipline, identity shifts, starting over, beauty treatments, and the mindset required to keep evolving through every chapter of life. If you’ve ever felt behind, boxed in, or unsure whether it’s too late to change—this conversation will remind you that some women are just warming up. In this episode: Reinvention after major life shiftsWhy confidence is builtAging powerfully as a womanBeauty, maintenance, and self-expressionStaying vibrant mentally and physicallyStarting over without losing yourselfBecoming more magnetic with time🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday 🎧 New guest episodes every Tuesday  🎧 New solo episodes every other Thursday  Website: aishabeau.com Instagram: instagram.com/aishabeau TikTok: tiktok.com/@aisha.beau YouTube: youtube.com/@aishabeau Subscribe to the newsletter: aishabeau.substack.com For inquiries: aisha@aishabeau.com Multimedia Producer: Starr Callahan (https://www.instagram.com/starr_callahan/) Video Editor: Abiola Aina Original Music by Krisblak + Boo Follow them on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/9.5.4 https://www.instagram.com/stezus — Meanwhile, She is a space for conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us.

    1h 8m

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Meanwhile, She is a podcast hosted by Aisha Beau Frisbey, where conversations unfold from her own couch—honest, layered, and reflective of how women actually live. It feels less like an interview and more like sitting in on something real. Across conversations on womanhood, identity, ambition, and the moments that define us, the show explores what women choose, what they carry, and what it takes to stay connected to themselves. Some moments are reflective. Some are sharp. Some are unexpectedly funny—because the best conversations aren’t one-note. If you’ve ever found yourself in between who you were and who you’re becoming… you’ll feel at home here.

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