In 2000, the Ladies of The Miseducation of the Black Woman Podcast were just 3 naive teens singing along to Badu's "Bag Lady". Little did they know their lives would one day mirror the lyrics of the song. On Episode 10: Bag Lady, the trio discuss how past traumas impact our lives in a multitude of ways including physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally. Some of the baggage is acquired along our own personal journeys. While others are ancestral. How do you heal? What were some of...

The Ladies of The Miseducation of the Black Woman Podcast explore the topic of dating on Episode 09. To start, what is dating anyway? Are women still obligated to date only one man at a time? The pros and cons of dating multiple men at one time. Unrealistic expectations. Asking for what you want when dating and much, much more! If you like what you hear, head over to their social media pages! Don’t forget to like, share, comment, subscribe and follow. Until the ladies meet up to laugh and...

On Episode 08: #MeToo, the Ladies of The Miseducation of the Black Woman Podcast discuss the #MeToo movement and their individual experiences and the collective experience of Black Women with sexual abuse and harassment. Topics range from the trauma victims live with, why victims remain silent, how black culture normalizes certain inappropriate and or pedophilic behavior. If you like what you hear, join the conversation on The Miseducation of the Black Woman Facebook page and at...

The prevalence of "Daddy Issues" in the black community is well documented. Either you know of someone who is dealing with it or you are dealing with it yourself! But what about "Mommy Issues"? Do they not exist? Or are they not as impactful as Daddy Issues? Why don't we talk about them as freely and as frequently as we talk about their counterpart? Are you struggling, in one way or another, with residue associated with the relationship you had/have with your mother? If so, how are those...

How does the absence of a father affect children? Do we ever out grow daddy issues? Should custodial parents tell their children negative things about the absentee parent or should they allow the child to learn on their own? Do we tend to date, marry and or have children with men who are similar in character to our fathers? Have you been searching for the love of your father in between the sheets? The Ladies of The Miseducation of The Black Woman Podcast discuss all of this and more on...

Why is the topic of sex so taboo in the black community? Why do so many black parents struggle with having the sex talk with their children? Why do black women see sex as a way to please their men versus finding self fulfillment in the act as well? Why are black women more comfortable discussing sex with their friends than their man? Why do black men feel so comfortable sending unsolicated dick pics! The ladies of The Miseducation of the Black Woman Podcast discuss all of these topics and...

According to one of Houston’s most popular rappers, once a black woman dates a thug or two she is forever confined to the life of thug love. Yet, according to the book of Betty Wright, it is a woman’s prerogative to change her mind! Or is it? The ladies of TMBW Podcast will tackle this topic and more on Episode 04: #BettyWrightSaidIt! Please like, comment, follow and share! Signed, The ladies of The Miseducation of the Black Woman Podcast

In Episode 03, the ladies of TMBW Podcast tackle the topic of black love. Does it exist? What does it look like? Is monogamy a realistic expectation in 2018? The impact of social media on Black love and lots more! Please like, follow, comment and share! @tmbwpodcast on instagram and The Miseducation of The Black Woman on Facebook! Signed, The Ladies of The Miseducation of The Black Woman Podcast

Welcome to Episode 02 of the Miseducation of the Black Woman Podcast! In this episode, Amber, Keisha and Lisa are discussing their personal journeys with self love and how Black Women can and should fall back in love with themselves. Topics of discussion range from the acceptance of ones body, the value in positive affirmations, finding a style that works best for your body, and surrounding yourself with a tribe that encourages you instead of belittling you! You can follow us on Instagram...

Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Miseducation of the Black Woman Podcast. The ladies thought it fitting to discuss the many ways we were each mis-educated as black women! Topics included in this episode range from vulnerability, accountability, displaced anger, the importance of female relationships and stress. Please like, follow and share!