Lacette Cross and Ebony Walden

Black Coochie

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Black Coochie is a conversation by Black women, for women of color celebrating sexuality, inspiring us to be healed, whole and free. It aims to engage in provocative conversations that celebrate and explore the beauty and complexity of sex, the power of life’s lessons and what it means to be a good steward of our sexuality. This will be a sex positive, queer friendly, spiritually expansive, womanist commentary and exploration designed to honor, highlight and ultimately empower women to live their best sexual lives. Black Coochie is intersectional, informational and inspirational.

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Author

Lacette Cross and Ebony Walden

Episodes

Healed, Whole and Free! Unpacking Our Tagline 23.06.2023 33:19

In Episode 3 of the Black Coochie podcast, Ebony and Lacette delve into the significance of our tagline "healed, whole, and free." They explore the meaning behind the tagline, their personal connections to it, as well as the importance of healing, integration, and liberation in sexual experiences. The episode includes stories from women who have navigated healing and wholeness in the con...

The Terms of Engagement: Defining Sex, Sexuality and Spirituality 27.05.2023 32:39

In Episode 2, Ebony and Lacette delve into how sex, sexuality, and spirituality are defined, and how they intersect, in order to lay the foundation for Black Coochie's conversational journey. They share their own definitions and experiences as well as quotes from women they’ve interviewed to offer diverse perspectives on sex and its role in life. Lacette introduces the Explore, Deconstruct, Re...

Wait What!?!?! Why Black Coochie? 28.04.2023 28:40

In the inaugural episode of Black Coochie, co-hosts Ebony Walden and Lacette Cross introduce this new podcast and explain their motivations for creating a space for Black women to discuss sex and sexuality. The term "Black Coochie" is both a celebration of Blackness and an invitation to have honest conversations about sexuality and its intersection with spirituality with a focus on the u...