She Can Talk

Lead with Love

In this episode, I delve into my reflections on Love and the challenge of prioritizing it in our actions. Does social media contribute to a decline in our capacity to love one another? Are we embracing negativity as a trend? Is our failure to express love harming our communities? Join me as I explore these questions and more. Tune in for the discussion.

Sassy and In Charge

In this episode, I delve into recent observations regarding the struggles faced by several elected officials, particularly Black women holding these positions, who seem to be encountering setbacks left and right. From the outspoken Mayor in Dalton, Illinois, to the assertive and legally astute District Attorney facing scrutiny amid a scandal in Atlanta, Georgia, I discuss why this trend is concerning and whether there's an implicit expectation of sassiness in their hiring criteria. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this matter, and don't hesitate to share your perspective with me.

The Taylor Effect

In this episode, I delve deeper into a recent Facebook post of mine where I expressed my surprise upon realizing Taylor Swift's true age. I had been quite protective of her, particularly concerning her relationship with an older and seemingly more worldly football player. However, it turns out she's actually older than him and quite worldly herself. Some might even argue she's created her own universe, as Swifties often do. Tune in to hear my reflections on why this realization caught me off guard, and feel free to share your thoughts—do you agree or disagree with my perspective?

From Mars to Miami (Re-uploaded)

I had some technical difficulties with this episode, I wonder why. None the less I Added a foreword to this episode and fixed the technical issues I encountered. Many apologies and I hope you enjoy. 

Katt Got Thier Tongue

On this episode I give my opinions on Katt Williams' Internet breaking interview on Shannon Sharpe's Club Shay Shay. Tune in now and tell me if you agree with my opinions or am I reaching. Tune in NOW!

What is going on?

In this episode, I discuss the crucial need to ensure the safety of our children consistently. Even within the confines of a school, the individuals we entrust with our kids may not always be reliable. Recently, there was a widely circulated Back to School Rap crafted by two Albany, GA school teachers. Shockingly, this week, one of them was arrested for allegedly committing a heinous act. Join me as I share my thoughts on this matter. I'm eager to hear your opinions—tune in to She Can Talk, the Podcast.

Strange Things ARE Happening!!!!

Once more, I've delved into the rabbit hole! Investigate the name I mention in this episode and let me know if it strikes you as peculiar or genuine! I sense odd occurrences unfolding... Confirm whether my concerns are unfounded, or do you share my perspective? This individual might just be a crucial connection!

Movie Review: May December

In this installment, I provide a comprehensive analysis of the Netflix film "May December," featuring Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore. Delving into the real-life relationship and scandal that served as inspiration for this fictional adaptation, I offer my insights and perspectives. Be mindful, as I might inadvertently reveal a spoiler or two while expressing my opinions. Wondering if it's worth a recommendation or if you should give it a watch? Tune in now to find out!

 

 

 

Get the Money Ya’ll Featuring WHO!!!!!!

On this episode I share some fun facts on my most streamed song off of my classic album "Vintage Roots" The song is called "Get that $$$ ya'll" (pronounced Get that Money ya'll" featuring a rapper named Drake. I wanted to clear some things up and address the longtime elephant in the room about this song. Is it Champagne Papi? How did you get a collab with Drake? OR Was I just clout chasing, and did it backfire on me? Tune in NOW! 

Pretty Girls

On this episode, I share the inspiration behind my 14 year old song "Pretty Girls" Contrary to what a lot of people believed inspired the song, I actually share my creative inspiration with you. I also pose the question did this song get me almost blackballed in the music industry or Is this a song that was needed then and still relevant today?  Tune in and you decide.