In this week's Episode 28 of We Are Out of Office, your co-hosts Nikki T and Jayne Allen keep the group chat virtual and delusional as usual, catching you up, bringing food for thought and food for your soul, all with a healthy double dose of laughs.

This is another poignant and impactful "hour of power" shared with your co-hosts talking about life transitions and how you can make sure that your best years are always still ahead of you. This episode is truly the break you need from the madness, to reset your mind and spirit with higher vibe than when you started. If inner peace had a podcast, this would be it. Again, the co-hosts go deep, make it personal, and get transparent on the challenges of life that led them each to understand what it means to say "I get to choose differently this time."

Plus, this week, like every week, the ladies catch each other up on their life discoveries, what their "algorithm" has shown them, share another black-owned business discovery, and provide their thoughts on the cultural happenings we've all seen and desperately need to unpack. This is a politics-free episode and a safe space for healing, self discovery, and the personal pursuit of radical joy.

Episode Links:

The Blueprint! (Sigin Ojulu)

Captain Theresa Claiborne

Chante Moore and The Bodysuit

Mama Duke "Feels So Good To Be You!"

Tyra Banks’ Mommy and Ice Cream

Jordan Armstrong’s It Girl Season

Zippy!

How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie

Harlem Black Excellence in the 70’s

Drink Sensori!

The Guru!

Michelle/Facelift in Mexico

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In this week's Episode 27 of We Are Out of Office, your co-hosts Nikki T and Jayne Allen keep the group chat virtual and delusional as usual, catching you up, bringing food for thought and food for your soul, all with a healthy double dose of laughs.

This is a powerful can't miss episode: the co-hosts go deep, make it personal, and get transparent on the challenges of life that led them each to understand what it means to say "my best is enough." Nikki and Jayne explore what rest looks like, particularly for black women, when it is time to take a break, or as Jayne Allen says, "Perhaps now is the time to cry."

Share the challenges and the celebrations as Jayne also gets candid on her latest ChatGPT prompts for the most incredible manifestation tool you'll have to try for yourself to believe.

Nikki T shares her fun finds and insights like Suit-jitsu, another fantastic black beauty brand, the new club she's joined, and tells listeners who she might have become if she had stopped caring sooner.

Plus, this week, like every week, the ladies catch each other up on their life discoveries, what their "algorithm" has shown them, and their thoughts on the cultural happenings that we've all seen and desperately need to unpack. This is a mostly politics-free episode and a safe space for healing, self discovery, and the personal pursuit of radical joy.

Episode Links:

Beyonce Fans in Paris

When The Music Hits by Amber Oliver

Hoda Kotb’s ChatGPT Prompts for Manifesting

AI gone wrong

Beenie Man Tiny Desk Concert

We Do Not Care Club

Suit Jitsu

Sabrina Elba's Sable Labs Quasil Exfoliating Mask

Florae Beauty

Career Therapist

AI done right!

The War and Treaty in Concert

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In this week's Episode 26 of We Are Out of Office, your co-hosts Nikki T and Jayne Allen keep the group chat virtual and delusional as usual, catching you up, bringing food for thought and food for your soul, all with a healthy double dose of laughs. This week, the co-hosts take on the topic of fear and how they each have been working to move past it on the way to living their best and most authentic lives, including very specific examples (another "true story" by Jayne Allen, anyone?).

Plus, this week, like every week, the ladies catch each other up on their life discoveries, what their "algorithm" has shown them, and their thoughts on the cultural happenings that we've all seen and desperately need to unpack.

Episode Links:

Coco Gauff wins French Open

Ananda Lewis :(

Harvard Standard Time

Rachel Chinouriri-Never Need Me

Malcolm Gladwell Reviews "Unforgiving Places" book

Jamie Foxx Tribute

Davida Selby - Kate, Lynn & Adwoa

Solo Scoop Creamery!

Tix for The Best Man Book Tour!

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