Daz It, Daz All

In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of knowing one's self-worth and setting standards for how they want to be treated. They emphasize the need for alignment and being true to oneself. The hosts also touch on the challenges of finding self-worth and the misconception that it is tied to money or job status. They encourage listeners to recognize their worthiness simply for being al...

In this episode, the girls dive into the topic of triggers and how they can affect relationships. They share a recent incident where a friend continuously crossed boundaries, triggering past traumas. They explore why people often give others multiple chances and the need to recognize when it's time to let go. The hosts also discuss the concept of gaslighting and how it can lead to feelings of...

Host KC Carnage introduces Dessy Dilauro as a talented and unique artist whose sound cannot be easily categorized. They discuss her musical influences, including Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Cuban tribal vibes, and her desire to incorporate her cultural heritage and languages into her music. Dessy also talks about her previous project, Parlor Social, which blended various musical genres. Host KC Carnag...

In this podcast, the women of D.I.D.A. discuss their experiences with sexuality and their journey towards sexual freedom. They express the importance of being open and vocal about one's desires in order to have a fulfilling sex life. They also share their personal stories of losing their virginity, highlighting the different circumstances and emotions involved. Host KC Carnage (@iamkccarnage)...

Host Kasey Carnage interviews Chelsea Monet, a talented artist, about her life and artistry. Chelsea discusses her experience as a queer black woman and the backlash she has faced for expressing her true self through her music. She talks about her roots in Detroit and her upbringing in the Bay Area, as well as her decision to pursue music full-time and start a food catering business with her wife....

This episode highlights the experiences of Taylor Leigh Ewards and Brittany Carr, two talented actresses breaking into the entertainment industry. They discuss their early aspirations and how they knew they wanted to pursue acting. The guests explain the challenges they encountered when moving to Los Angeles, including financial struggles and the need to find creative ways to survive. Despite the...

In this episode, KC, Ellen and Abim discuss colorism within the Black community and share their own experiences of being judged or overlooked because of their skin tone. They challenge the narrow definition of colorism that only applies to dark-skinned individuals and emphasize the importance of acknowledging the diverse spectrum of Black beauty. Host KC Carnage (@iamkccarnage), Ellen Branch (@sim...

In this episode, KC, Bri and Nikki explore the idea of uniqueness and how black women have had to carve out their own identities. They discuss the importance of being true to oneself and embracing what makes each individual special. The conversation touches on various aspects of black womanhood, from fashion to personal expression, and how these things contribute to the overall essence of being a...

The podcast touches on the importance of having older and younger mentors for the different perspectives they can offer. The hosts discuss their close relationships with their mentors, how they've learned from them, and how grateful they are for the guidance and support they've received. The discussion highlights the importance of mentorship in one's growth and development. Host KC...

In this podcast episode, KC and the girls discuss their experiences with the horror that is dating in Los Angeles. They talk about the difficulties of finding substance in a sea of options, as well as the different challenges faced by black women in the dating pool. The conversation touches on the intersectionality of race, gender, and sexuality, all in todays insane world of dating. Host KC Carna...

In this episode of DAZ, KC sits down with the women from Shea Butter Burlesque (@sheabuttaburlesque), who believe to have the first black burlesque show in Los Angeles. The guests, Jasleen and Yvonne, discuss the importance of creating a space for black performers and feeling like family as well as black excellence and the beauty of women who are doing great things in Los Angeles and around the wo...

In this episode of DAZ, KC, Bri, Ellen, and Nikki discuss their relationship with their hair as Black women. They share their experiences with different hairstyles and how they use their hair to express themselves. The episode also includes a funny and cringe-worthy story about a hairpiece gone wrong and a STRONG reminder to our  listeners that people should always ask for consent before touching...

In this episode of "Daz", host KC Carnage is joined by Nadia (@nahdyaweathers), Chevy (@chevytheshegan), and Taylor (@sparklequeenla), to discuss black women entrepreneurship in todays insane new world.  Nadia shares about her magazine #Chatworthy, which focuses on music, beauty, and style while highlighting creators. The group highlights the importance of black women in business and cre...

Our host KC Carnage brings her four closest friends Nakieyta Davis @jxnchuurik, Breona Dewitt (@denasha.bre) and Ellen Branch (@simply_ellen_yoga) on the show to reflect on the real importance of female relationships and sisterhood. They discuss their individual upbringings, how they each learned to trust and rely on each other, and why having female friendships is so vital and important to our co...