Hey y'all! 💗 It's your girls - Tionna and Taylor - checking in and welcome to Notes From Black Girls Podcast! If you know NBG, you know we love music! From every concert to every music festival, count us there! This month, we are focusing on our favorite albums and living through our favorite Black artists' music. Episode nine takes a stop in the early 00s with our Confessions, in this Usher-inspired episode! In the spirit of Usher's Confessions, we reveal five of our deepest confessions about life. Get ready to laugh, cry, and maybe even gasp as we share our personal stories and experiences. Tune in and join the conversation! In this episode, we dive deep into our personal journeys, reflecting on the challenges, triumphs, and everything in between. We'll discuss how music, especially Usher's iconic album, has been a soundtrack to our lives, helping us through tough times and celebrating the good ones. From heartbreaks to breakthroughs, our confessions will give you a glimpse into the raw, unfiltered versions of ourselves. We believe in the power of vulnerability and hope that by sharing our stories, we can inspire you to embrace your own. Music has always been a universal language, a way to connect with others and express our emotions. Usher's Confessions album is a perfect example of this, with its soulful melodies and honest lyrics resonating with so many of us. In this episode, we also discuss the impact of this album on the music industry and its lasting legacy. We'll explore how it influenced other artists and shaped the R&B genre. Plus, we couldn't resist talking about the hilarious tribute they did for Usher at the BET Awards. It was a mix of nostalgia and pure comedy, and we had so much fun breaking it down. So, grab your headphones, sit back, and let's take a trip down memory lane together. Join us as we celebrate the music that has shaped our lives and share our deepest confessions with you, our amazing listeners. FOLLOW US 💗 Podcast Instagram: @NotesFromBlackGirlsPodcast Tionna's Instagram: @thorntherapy Taylor's Instagram: @notesfromablack.girl For business inquiries, email us at: notesfromblackgirls@gmail.com Thank you so much for supporting and tuning in! Be sure to comment, like, and SUBSCRIBE!

Hey y'all! 💗 It's your girls - Tionna and Taylor - checking in and welcome to Notes From Black Girls Podcast! If you know NBG, you know we love music! From every concert to every music festival, count us there! This month, we are focusing on our favorite albums and living through our favorite Black artist's music. Episode eight places a spotlight on Jazmine Sullivan's "Heaux Tale" album, released in 2021. In this episode, we dive deep into the themes of love, relationships, and the storytelling of Black women. We'll discuss the raw emotions and powerful narratives that Jazmine brings to life in her songs, exploring how her music resonates with the real-life experiences and struggles of Black women in love. Join us as we celebrate the strength, vulnerability, and resilience found in the stories of Black romance. Whether you're navigating love or simply appreciating the journey, this episode is for you. Tune in and let's vibe together! 🎶✨

In this episode, inspired by the words of Ari Lennox, "Let me check on these garbanzo beans... to see if... um... they're cooked yet!" we delve into a topic that resonates deeply with many: High Functioning Anxiety in Black Women.

Black women are often seen as the crème de la crème – the musically educated, the trendsetters, the trailblazers, and the bosses. We excel in our careers, influence culture, and lead with strength and grace. But beneath this exterior of success lies a hidden struggle with anxiety, often unacknowledged and misunderstood.

Join us as we explore the complexities of high functioning anxiety and its impact on our daily lives. We discuss how societal expectations, cultural pressures, and personal ambitions create a unique set of challenges for Black women. Through candid conversations, personal stories, and expert insights, we aim to shed light on this often overlooked aspect of mental health.

This episode is not just about recognizing the challenges, but also about celebrating our resilience. We share strategies for managing anxiety, fostering mental wellness, and finding balance amidst the hustle. Whether you're navigating this journey yourself or supporting someone who is, this discussion offers valuable perspectives and practical advice.

Tune in for an enlightening and empowering episode that honors the strength of Black women while acknowledging the importance of mental health. Let's come together to break the stigma and support each other in our journeys to wellness.

Step into the world of unfiltered conversations and unapologetic Black Girl Magic with our hosts in Season 2, Episode 6 of the Black Girl Magic podcast! Join us as we delve into the intriguing topic of the "soft girl" life, exploring what it means to embrace femininity, ambition, and authenticity.

In this episode, our dynamic co-hosts, two unapologetic Black women navigating their twenties, tackle three essential questions:

1. Are you currently in your soft girl era?
2. What prompted your transition into this era?
3. How do you maintain your softness while thriving in the world of business?

From personal anecdotes to insightful reflections, our hosts share their unique perspectives on finding balance, navigating relationships, and pursuing their dreams while staying true to themselves. This episode is a captivating journey through the complexities of identity and empowerment.

Join us as we laugh, learn, and grow together in the empowering space of the Black Girl Magic podcast. Tune in now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to experience the magic!

#BlackGirlMagic #SoftGirlLife #EmpowermentPodcast

Check out this episode as we add another note to your notebook 📝 with our take on Black People and their Art. We are self-proclaimed stepdaughters of the infamous, Aaron Douglas. As Black creatives, we discuss the struggles of staying motivated to create our art - whether that is paintings or poetry and discuss ways in which we can improve in sharing our gifts with the world. Learn from us and tune in NBG gang!

View this episode as Tionna and Taylor screaming at you like Beyonce and Michelle did our girl Kelly at brunch in broad daylight in the "Girl" music video because he literally hates you, girl! In episode four of Notes From Black Girls Podcast, we dive into our personal experiences with toxic relationships and situationships, discuss its effect on us, and how we can prevent ourselves from entering in another toxic relationship. Grab your notebook because we're dropping gems in this episode.

Join hosts Tionna and Taylor as they embark on a soul-stirring exploration of their journey to womanhood and the intricate bond between black mothers and daughters. Drawing from their own experiences and reflections, they delve deep into the essence of identity, culture, and heritage. From childhood memories to pivotal moments of self-discovery, they navigate through the complexities of navigating societal expectations, embracing their roots, and honoring the legacies passed down by their mothers.

In the highly-anticipated second season of this podcast, the co-hosts continue their candid conversation on black hair within the black community. Delving into the rich history of Madam CJ Walker and her groundbreaking contributions, they intertwine personal anecdotes and historical facts to explore the multifaceted significance of black hair. Get ready for a thought-provoking exploration of identity, culture, and self-expression in this enlightening podcast.