Soft Girl Era

The Revolution of Radical Self-Love: Inspired by Nancy Duke Duke

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of radical self-love and how prioritizing your own healing can spark personal and collective revolution. Inspired by Nancy Duke’s journey from trauma survivor to empowerment specialist, we discuss breaking free from the “titanium cape” syndrome, setting boundaries, and embracing softness as a source of strength. Discover practical rituals and affirmations to nurture your worth, challenge societal expectations, and create ripples of change—starting with yourself. Join us as we reclaim self-love as both a personal and political act, and learn how choosing yourself can change the world.

The Real You Takes Time: Authenticity Beyond First Impressions Inspired by Tiffany Hill

In this episode, we explore the concept of "the representative"—the curated version of ourselves we present in new spaces—and why true authenticity takes time to reveal. Inspired by insights from Tiffany Hill, we discuss how first impressions are often just highlight reels, the importance of patience in building real connections, and the unique challenges Black professionals face in predominantly white environments. Discover how aligning your representative with your authentic self can lead to deeper relationships, greater resilience, and lasting impact in both personal and professional life.

Broken Wings Still Fly: Turning Wounds into Wisdom Inspired by Sherita Flores

In this episode, we explore how embracing our wounds can lead to profound wisdom and purpose. Inspired by Sherita White’s journey, we discuss transforming personal and generational pain into tools for healing, self-love, and community empowerment. Discover practical steps for documenting your healing, breaking cycles, and finding strength in authenticity. Join us as we honor the beauty in our brokenness and learn how our stories can become bridges to collective transformation.

The Representation Illusion: Moving Beyond Visibility to Viability in Entrepreneurship Inspired by Katina Oglesby

In this episode, we challenge the idea that visibility alone equals progress for Black women entrepreneurs. Drawing on powerful insights from Katina Oglesby, we explore why true equity goes beyond representation and requires access to resources, community support, and opportunities for profitability. Through real-world stories and data, we uncover how resilience and innovation among Black women founders are transforming industries—and why closing the equity gap benefits everyone. Tune in for inspiration and actionable steps to move from visibility to viability in entrepreneurship.

Boundaries Are Sacred: The Soft Revolution Inspired by Starr Livingston

In this episode, we explore the revolutionary power of boundaries and how embracing softness can be a radical act of self-preservation and strength. Discover why setting limits is not selfish but essential for well-being, how pursuing your dreams without guilt can inspire those around you, and why balance is key to sustainable impact. Tune in for real stories and actionable insights on redefining strength, honoring your needs, and modeling a new era of leadership rooted in authenticity and care.

Rebuilding Community Power: Housing Solutions Inspired by Aliyah Mannan

Discover how community-centered housing models are transforming lives and neighborhoods by centering dignity, exchange, and collective power. Inspired by the work of Aliyah Mannan, this episode explores real-world examples of communities reclaiming control over housing, building cooperative ownership, and creating opportunities for growth and belonging. Learn how collective action, work exchange, and redefining success can disrupt cycles of exclusion and foster vibrant, resilient communities where everyone has a place at the table.

The Growth-Profit Disconnect: Building Generational Wealth Beyond the Hype – Inspired by Briana Rice

This episode dives into the reality behind the impressive growth of Black women-owned businesses, exposing the disconnect between business launches and true profitability. We explore why celebrating new ventures isn’t enough, the systemic barriers that hinder financial success, and the importance of building sustainable, wealth-generating enterprises. With powerful insights and real-world examples, discover how shifting the focus from quantity to quality can help create generational wealth and lasting change for Black women entrepreneurs.

Beyond the Monolith: Reimagining Family, Power, and Love Inspired by Sekhmet Shabaka

Explore how reimagining family structures can challenge everything you thought you knew about love, power, and marriage. Inspired by Sekhmet Shabaka’s research, this episode uncovers the overlooked histories of polygamy and women-centered households across African cultures, revealing how plural marriage can foster resilience, resource-sharing, and female empowerment. Discover why context, consent, and community matter more than rigid norms, and learn how expanding our imagination about relationships can unlock new possibilities for collective thriving and support.