Coach Patrice, Ph.D.
This Is My Syncopated Life
This Is My Syncopated Life is a nonlinear journey through truth, pattern recognition, and lived experience—told in real time by a Black woman, for Black women who are done ignoring what they see. Hosted by Dr. Patrice M. Charles, a high-performance specialist grounded in Black feminist thought and intersectionality, the show blends storytelling, humor, insight, and reflection into conversations that are unscripted, honest, and deeply human. This isn’t scripted. It’s syncopated.
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8. Nov 2026
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Meet F.A.T.I.M.A 26.05.2026 8:43
Season 3 begins with a different rhythm. In this episode of This Is My Syncopated Life , Coach Patrice introduces Fatima — not simply as an AI assistant, but as a thinking tool, interrogation framework, and reflective partner used to challenge assumptions, trace patterns, sharpen ideas, and explore the deeper conditions surrounding human behavior. This conversation moves beyond surface-level discu...
Justice for Black Women 22.05.2026 6:10
In this powerful episode of This Is My Syncopated Life , Coach Patrice reframes Black womanhood through the lens of justice, hypervisibility, performance psychology, and Black Feminist Thought. Blending courtroom drama, psychological insight, and cultural truth-telling, this episode explores the exhausting reality of constantly being interpreted before being understood. From emotional labor and pr...
The Origin 21.05.2026 11:40
The Origin Before the PhD, before the analysis, before the voice sharpened into steel—there was a 17-year-old Black girl from Brooklyn trying to navigate systems that never taught her how to survive them. In this episode of This Is My Syncopated Life , Coach Patrice reflects on academic dismissal, identity, institutional failure, and the psychology of becoming. Not through polished redemption narr...
The Help You Give 18.05.2026 10:44
Some people recognize power in Black women before we fully recognize it in ourselves. They know who can speak clearly under pressure. They know who can challenge systems. They know who can walk into confusion and create language around what everybody else is too afraid to name.
Impact of Toxic Spaces 17.05.2026 12:52
This is not another “heal, girlboss, and manifest” podcast. It is structural. Embodied. Intellectual. Lived. That is the difference. This episode is not about fragility. Black women have survived conditions that would have collapsed entire systems. This conversation is about cost.
Manefesto of The Syncopated Life 14.05.2026 11:55
This is my Manifesto of the Syncopated Life . In Black Feminist Thought, we understand that "syncopation" isn't just a musical term—it is the art of surviving and thriving in the off-beat, navigating the spaces between the notes that a dominant culture refuses to play. This script is designed by a Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology, specializing in Performance Psychology. It...
Why Do Women Protect Men By Attacking Other Women? 30.04.2026 11:57
This is not just a story. This is a pattern. In this episode, I share a personal experience involving my brother, Lorenzo—and what happened when the women in his life chose to direct their anger toward me instead of holding him accountable. What unfolds is something deeper than conflict. It’s about misdirected anger, emotional displacement, and the uncomfortable reality that it is often easier to...
Silence Is Not Loyalty 29.04.2026 7:33
Let me reintroduce myself. This isn’t commentary—this is analysis. In this episode, I break down a pattern that keeps showing up: a man’s behavior is treated as private, but a woman’s response is treated as the problem. And when that woman is Black? The expectation is clear—stay quiet, protect his image, and carry the weight without disruption. We’re not doing that. This conversation uses a real-w...
It’s Already Queued 28.04.2026 9:52
You ever hit “remind me later” on something you knew you needed to handle… and then it shows up at the worst possible time? Yeah. That’s not just your laptop—that’s your life. In this episode, I take a simple IT moment—ignored updates—and break it all the way down. Because what you avoid doesn’t disappear, it waits. And it’s real patient too… until the exact moment you need everything to work. We’...
I Became My Study 23.04.2026 7:37
In this episode, I continue the conversation—moving beyond workplace frustration into something deeper. What happens when you grow, expand, and come out of a space transformed… but the environments around you stay the same? I talk about what it means to become your work, to carry the stories of other Black women, and to recognize the responsibility that comes with that kind of awareness. There’s a...
They Clockin' You Sis 22.04.2026 8:59
In this episode, I’m breaking down a moment at work that wasn’t new—but it was revealing. What started as a simple ticket turned into something deeper: being corrected when I was already right, being overlooked while still being relied on, and watching how certain behaviors get normalized in professional spaces. This isn’t about one interaction. It’s about a pattern—how competence gets questioned,...
You Don't Get My Niceness If You Don't Value Me 20.04.2026 11:10
This episode calls out patterns in real time - especially the ones people ignore. If you've ever felt something was off but couldn't prove it, this is where it gets named.
Welcome to My Syncopated Life 19.04.2026 10:00
This is a space for real conversations - unfiltered, thought-provoking, and very syncopated. Some days we'll laugh, some days we'll go deep, but it's always going to be honest. Please be patient, I am stepping out in faith and trusting the process.
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