Ari Talks

So upon further consideration, I realized I had not really gone in depth about why I stepped away. I also didn't tell a whole lot in my conversation with Nyla either, so happy listening !

Welcome to Finding Hayami my dear listener.

In this episode Ari and Nyla beautifully explore their creative hiatuses. Laughs are shared, wisdom is acknowledged, and growth is surely evident. Your challenge for this week is to pick up something you've been putting off. It is time you get back to what you love my dear listener.

What a beautiful thing it is to be young, educated, and black. Ari and Kai have a transparent conversation about their views on HBCUs. Ari was a student at Clark Atlanta University, and Kai currently attends Morehouse College. The episode beautifully questions black elitism and issues of HBCUs. As the host of this podcast, I can confidently say that I do not believe HBCUs, Clark in particular, are...

First, Ari made a comeback. Then, she discussed the inspiration, dove in to the process. Now she beautifully acknowledges where it all began.

The beautiful part of life is the process, not just the results. In this episode, Ari breaks down the process behind the Circumstance of Love. Hopefully you've streamed the song to know ;) . Anyways, after discussing the inspiration, she finally talks about what went into making the record.

The next beautiful thing Ari explores is the Circumstance of Love's inspiration. It may surprise you, but that's how it is with all love songs. Happy listening my dearests. -Ari Fears

After a long hiatus, Ari is back and the podcast is rebranded! My dearests, we spent such a long time blooming that we slightly forgot to admire what grew. This episode is a slight reflection of the last year without truly updating you and what is to come.

In this episode, Ari sits down with southern soul artist  T-Lyons  for an open and heartfelt conversation about relationships in the Black community. Together, they explore the dynamics of love, trust, and partnership, while highlighting the unique ways Black women and Black men can uplift and support each other. T-Lyons shares personal stories, cultural insights, and his perspective on building s...

Ari talks with Zo to identify how they have changed through their most recent relationships. They address what perspectives they still have on who they were and who they have also become.

In this episode, Ari Talks with Jadyn to understand our self-identity before we get into relationships and what is to come by the end of this month.

In this episode, Ari talks with Terrence about what we truly go through in our passions. This is the good bad and ugly of what we truly love.

In this episode, Ari talks with Jaedrick, JJ, to understand the way we go through storms in our faith in order to bloom into the best we can spiritually be.

In this episode, Ari talks about the storms we go through in our daily lives.

In this episode, Ari talks about spiritual femininity and how it is limited in today’s generation.

In this episode, Ari talks with her little sister Lyncoln to describe their ideas of “Girlhood” and its role in the beauty of being a woman.

In this episode, Ari talks with Emani to understandd how she caputures the beauty of women in photography.

In this episode, Ari talks with Mikki to introduce the topic of Women’s History Month.

In this episode, Ari talks with Nisa about falling in love with people based on their personal experiences.

In this episode, Ari talks about how she fell for God.

In this episode, Ari talks with her close friend, Emani, to understand how they and others fall for themselves.

In this episode, Ari talks with Isaiah White, owner of Kariel Picture Studios, to understand how people fall for what they are passionate about.

Ari briefly talks about this month’s series and what to expect.

Ari talks through her final thoughts before starting the next series.

Ari talks with Kwest to understand the different viewpoints on dating and relationships from a mental perspective.