This World Is Ours
This World Is Ours
This World is Ours was birthed from a place of empowerment, vulnerability, and the lived experiences of two Black women across the globe. The goal of this podcast is to continue the connection created there and share it with the world. This is a space of fun, friendship, and to uplift Black women. Follow us on Instagram: @worldisourspodcastEdited by: George Ofori-Addo - @GoAddo (Twitter)
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S4 Ep. 4 - Hot Takes and a Yap | Singlehood, Sports, and Second Takes 30.04.2025 40:27
This month, we’re having a good old natter. From Tracee Ellis Ross’s latest reflections on singlehood, to highs and lows of the NFL Draft, we get a few things off our chest. Grab a cup of tea and join us for a chit chat. The alternative title from George: Single.
S4 Ep. 3 - "We are encouraged to chase and rarely to find " | Tragic Optimism with Dasia Washington 28.03.2025 54:01
In this episode, we sit down with content creator and social commentator Dasia Washington to speak about her brilliant video 'The Tragic Optimists Guide to Surviving Capitalistic Nihilism' and how these concepts uniquely shape the Black woman experience. We unpack the exhaustion of hustle culture, the pressures of always striving for more, and the moments where everything feels absurd under capita...
S4 Ep. 2 - " Did they ask you to do that?" | Strategic Rest with Dr Erin Wilson 28.02.2025 1:10:39
In this episode, we dive into the power of rest with Dr. Erin Wilson, co-founder of the Strategic Rest Summit and co-author of Strategic Rest in Leadership: The NAP Framework . As a leadership expert and consultant, Dr. Wilson is on a mission to help individuals and teams embrace rest as a strategic tool for clarity, resilience, and creativity. We explore what it means to curate a restful life, th...
S4 Ep. 1 - "Write a really good book." | Beyond the bookshelf with Valerie Brandes 31.01.2025 1:13:33
In this episode, we chat with Valerie Brandes, publisher, entrepreneur, and founder of Jacaranda Books—who also happens to be Paulette’s aunt! We dive into the significance of reading in the Black community, both historically and today, and discuss the power of storytelling as a tool for liberation, representation, and cultural connection. We explore Valerie's experiences living in both the UK...
S3 Ep. 12 - Black Women. Lets Wrap Up 2024 01.01.2025 49:17
In our final episode of 2024, we take a look at the year that was. Reflecting on the highlights and lowlights, we open up about the moments that brought us joy, the challenges we faced— like navigating grief and letting go of perfectionism—and the ways we stayed grounded amidst it all. As we look ahead to 2025, we share our hopes for each other, our listeners, and the collective journey we’re all...
S3 Ep. 11 - Black Women, Doulas, and Safer Birthing Experiences 29.11.2024 47:29
Birthing disparities exist in the US and UK, with charities like FIVEXMORE addressing these issues in the UK. In this month’s episode, we sit down with Cessilye R. Smith, Founder and CEO of Abide Women’s Health Services based in Texas, to discuss her inspiring work creating safer birthing environments for Black women. From the crucial role of doulas to tackling systemic inequities in maternal car...
S3 Ep. 10 - Black Women Living in a Delulu World 31.10.2024 51:21
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Camille Viviana, founder of Black Woman on a Mission , to explore her remarkable journey from a stable 9-to-5 to building a vibrant community dedicated to empowering Black women worldwide. Camille shares the story behind her bold leap into entrepreneurship, the challenges she faced along the way, and how her roots shaped the vision for her brand. From he...
S3 Ep. 9 - Black Women Changing the Face of US Politics 27.09.2024 53:40
In this timely episode, we sit down with Dr. Dara Gaines to dive deep into the complexities of the upcoming U.S. election and its impact on Black voters. As a political scientist and passionate advocate, Dr. Gaines breaks down the most pressing issues at stake—from civil rights and racial justice to the policies flying under the radar that everyone should know about. With a historic Black woman on...
S3 Ep. 8 - Black Women Reflecting on Summer Shenanigans! 31.08.2024 41:41
In this follow-up to our summer plans episode (S3 Ep5), Paulette and Whitnee are back to spill the tea on how things really turned out! From spontaneous adventures to unexpected twists, we reflect on what we actually ended up doing and whether our summer lived up to our hopes. Did we hit those summer goals or take a detour into unplanned territory? Tune in as we share the highs, the lows, and ever...
S3 Ep. 7 - Black Women! Whitnee Came To London! 31.07.2024 49:09
In this month's special episode, Whitnee and Paulette share the joy of reuniting in person after years apart! Whitnee's adventures in London come to life as she recounts her experiences and observations about summer in the city. From iconic landmarks to hidden alleys, the pair discuss what makes London truly unique during the 'sunny' season. Adding to the excitement, this episode w...
S3 Ep. 6 - Black Women and Grief 29.06.2024 53:16
This month, hosts Whitnee and Paulette open up about their recent experiences with grief, exploring its many forms and the realities of processing it. Life doesn't always pause for grief. Joined by the show's resident therapist, Lachelle Goodrich, they delve into the complexities of mourning as Black women, offering a compassionate space for honest conversation and healing. Together, they...
S3 Ep. 5 - Black Women Having Low Key Summer Fun 31.05.2024 52:04
In this lively episode, join hosts Paulette and Whitnee as they dive into their low key but exciting summer plans! From sun-soaked adventures to social gatherings, they share their anticipation for making the most of the season. Tune in as they discuss how they intend to balance summer fun with personal growth, offering tips on how to enjoy the warmer months while staying on track with ambitions....
S3 Ep. 4 - Black Women Unfiltered (1) 30.04.2024 39:22
In this candid and laid-back episode, join Paulette and Whitnee as they unwind and delve into the latest media buzz. From dissecting Beyoncé's real hurr to the rise of the soft guy movement, this month they're welcoming you into the group chat! With a mix of humour, insight, and raw authenticity, our hosts offer a refreshing take on current events and cultural trend, inviting you to chit c...
S3 Ep 3-Black Women and Reclaiming Our Educational Journey 31.03.2024 57:28
This month, join us for a sit down with scholar, Dr. April-Louise Pennant, author of the groundbreaking book "Babygirl You Got This: Experiences of Black Girls & Women in the English Education System." April-Louise shares her journey of writing the book, delving into the intersectional experiences of Black girls and women, and real life connections to this work. We delve into April-Louise's resear...
S3 Ep. 2 -Black Women Owning Our Fertillity Journey 28.02.2024 1:03:56
This month, we sit down with Dr. Lakeitha Poole as she shares her courageous journey following her decision to freeze her eggs. We discuss the reasons and emotions behind her decision, as well as the process involved, and the reactions from her friends and family. As well as the complexities of reproductive choices, we also celebrate the vibrant tapestry of culture and history - from lively discus...
S3 Ep. 1 - Black Women Unboxed: Stigma, Speculums, & Sexual Health 29.01.2024 41:29
Kicking off season 3, we're joined by Rianna Raymond-Williams, as we unbox the layers of sexual health for Black women and explore facets of sex and sexual health in the Black community. Rianna, a passionate advocate and researcher, guides us through a candid conversation that challenges norms, breaks down stigmas, and amplifies the voices of Black women in sexual health discourse. It's an...
S2 Ep. 12 - Black Women Reflect on a Weird and Wonderful Year 31.12.2023 44:06
As we bid farewell to another year and our second season, join us in this finale as we reflect on the highs, the challenges, and everything in between. Paulette unpacks the surreal aspects of our post-COVID reality, from AI to fictitious social media controversy. Whilst Whitnee bravely shares her struggles and triumphs, discussing the spirit and approach that defines her journey. Join us as we wra...
S2 Ep. 11 - Black Women and Our Early Paths to Freedom 30.11.2023 48:09
In this episode, join us as we sit down with Brenda Thompkins who, now in her 20s, defied conventional expectations and found her own path to success. From the army to retirement, we explore the twists and turns of her journey, reflecting on the impact of generational differences and the steps she took to shaping her future. We discuss choices, independence, and the evolving perspectives of the yo...
S2 Ep. 10 - Black Women's Perspectives on Education Across the Atlantic 30.10.2023 50:12
This month, we explore the historic and present day narratives surrounding Black education in the US and the UK. How did the Black experience of compulsory education differ on either side of the Atlantic? What are the common challenges faced by Black students in navigating systems designed without their interests in mind? We take you through a historical journey, peeling back the layers of injusti...
S2 Ep. 9 - Black Women Letting Go and Reclaiming Our Dreams 26.09.2023 53:56
Join us in this episode as we explore the importance of recognising and releasing what no longer serves us in life. We unpack the fears that can often hinder us from making changes and how we're making space in our lives for our dreams to take centre stage! Tune in for the girl talk, questions, and inspiration you need to embrace positive change. #thisworldisours #Blackwomen #healing #dreambig...
S2 Ep. 8- Black Women and the Unspoken Realities of Therapy 26.08.2023 54:43
Join us for a candid conversation delving deeper into the world of therapy, uncovering the unspoken realities that will resonate with Black women everywhere. In this empowering episode, we are joined by guest Lachelle Goodrich, a licensed therapist with a wealth of professional expertise. We bridge personal experience with professional insights, to share some of the unfiltered truths about the cha...
S2 Ep. 7- Black Women and Freedom in Relationships 28.07.2023 40:49
Join Whitnee and Paulette in this captivating podcast episode as they delve into the intricate world of relationships and women's expectations. They explore the fascinating dynamics of leadership and power within relationships and unravel the intriguing consequences when boundaries become unclear. Discussing recent stories of high-profile Black women in relationships, they look into the factors at...
S2 Ep. 6 - Black Women and Battling Against Diversity Dishonesty 29.06.2023 53:55
In this thought-provoking episode, Paulette and Whitnee engage in a candid conversation about the prevalent issue of diversity dishonesty in organizations with their friend Dr. Melondy Doddy-Muñoz. They delve into the ways companies often engage in giving the appearance of being committed to diversity while neglecting the necessary internal changes to support their diverse employees. It gets perso...
S2 Ep. 5- Black Women Finding Ourselves and the Support We Need 28.05.2023 45:27
This month we discuss the importance of friendships during challenging times. As Black women who often find ourselves people pleasing, feeling disappointment, and healing. We're joined by Dr Chantelle Lewis who shares her journey towards choosing family and herself, whilst navigating grief. #thisworldisours #Blackwomen #healing Follow us on social media. IG and TikTok: worldisourspodcast Twitter:...
S2 Ep. 4 - Black Women and Loneliness 27.04.2023 43:50
Have you ever felt lonely even when surrounded by people? Black women are the backbones of our society, businesses, and homes but this does not mean we are not susceptible to loneliness. Tune in to this episode to hear how Whitnee and Paulette combat loneliness and work to make healthy connections. #thisworldisours #Blackwomen #loneliness Follow us on social media. IG and TikTok: worldisourspodcas...
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