Everybody’s Homegirl

It's my Deltaversary!! Today on the show I have two of my line sisters on the show to help me celebrate.  Nicole Jackson and Kim Jones Jernigan join me to have a heartfelt discussion about sisterhood and our experience as members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Don't forget: Subscribe, Share, and give me a 5 Star rating!  You can find Everybody's Homegirl on social media:   www.everybodyshomeg...

Is following the rules holding you back? Don't forget: Subscribe, Share, and give me a 5 Star rating! You can find Everybody's Homegirl on social media:  www.everybodyshomegirl.com  IG: @everbodyshomegirl11  Facebook: Everybody's Homegirl  Email: homegirlpod@gmail.com

Misty Tippen returns to talk about current pop culture topics! Don't forget: Subscribe, Share, and give me a 5 Star rating! You can find Everybody's Homegirl on social media:  www.everybodyshomegirl.com  IG: @everbodyshomegirl11  Facebook: Everybody's Homegirl  Email: homegirlpod@gmail.com

In this episode, Tracy is joined by Daymond Callahan, Musical Director and keyboardist for MOMBC Fort Worth. Daymond studied music at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, and he has performed with artists Lennie Williams, Kenny Lattimore, Chante Moore, Dottie Peoples, and Lil G from Silk. His band DC Trio has performed extensively throughout the DFW area! www.daymjer.com Facebook: @Daymond C...

Leonard and Ashlyn Moon join the show to discuss the joys of being newlyweds and the challenges of a millennial marriage. They are a genuine and fun couple who keep it all the way real.

On this episode of the podcast, Tracy sits down with Latonya Cobb Tippens to discuss issues surrounding black women during and after childbirth that contribute to pregnancy loss, infant loss, and black women dying during or after maternity. Latonya is a nurse manager for postpartum, newborn nursery, and lactation/perinatal services at a major hospital in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. She is passiona...

In this episode of the show, Tracy is joined by her friends Monique Walker Hicks, Sonia Garrett, and Leticia Shedd. These ladies have a very real and genuine conversation about their experiences with pregnancy loss, pre-term labor, and infant loss. It's heavy but so necessary! Listen and be encouraged or share with someone who may have gone through a similar situation. Sonia Garrett is a mother of...

In this episode, Tracy sits down with her longtime friend Crystal Scott. to talk about unexpected motherhood. Crystal became a mom 16 years ago when circumstances in her family allowed her to become involuntary when she adopted her niece. She gives a candid depiction of what it was like going from the cool, fun auntie to the disciplinarian and custodial parent.  In addition to being a small b...

The singles crew joins me again to celebrate Galentines! We talk about online dating, interracial dating, and our appreciation for Black men. It's always fun when we get together!

I am joined by my friend and tax accountant, Traci Brooks, to discuss how to navigate your 2020 tax returns! It sounds boring, but it is really fun! Who laughs about taxes? We do! If you need a tax accountant or would like more information, you can contact Traci Brooks at 214-929-1908 or send an email to tjjaka@sbcglobal.net Visit www.irs.gov for more information on filing your 2020 tax returns. S...

Alesha and Latoya return to the show to discuss their experiences of having strokes! For more information about strokes visit: https://www.cdc.gov/stroke/types_of_stroke.htm https://www.stroke.org/en/about-stroke https://www.heart.org/ https://www.goredforwomen.org/en/get-involved/give/wear-red-and-give Share, and give me a 5 Star rating! You can find Everybody's Homegirl on social media: www.ever...

EBH has a visit with veteran educator, Clintonia Bryson. Clintonia is a Special Education Diagnostician with a major school district in North Texas. Clintonia shares her personal journey of raising a child on the Autism spectrum and how her experience as an educator helped provide an environment for her daughter to thrive.  Subscribe, Share, and give me a 5 Star rating! You can find Everybody's Ho...

Dedric and Dianne Williams have been married for 10 years, and they have 5 children and two grandchildren. Veteran educators, each with more than 20 years of experience, they are passionate about equipping and edifying young adults. While balancing both their professional and personal lives, they have endured life's challenges and through it all their love for each other continues to grow. You can...

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Kasandra Chalmers returns to the podcast to talk about navigating life after losing her husband unexpectedly.  Pages on Instagram to follow if you have lost your spouse: @stillhisstillhers @lifeafterdeath @kimkeepsgoing @young_widowed_and_dating @onefitwidow Follow Tracy on www.everybodyshomegirl.com Facebook: Everybody's Homegirl IG:everybodyshomegirl11 Send her an email; everybodyshomegirl11@gma...

This week on the show Tracy sits down with two of her dearest friends, Tangela and Oweida Carter. They have a heart-to-heart conversation about their experiences in college and forming a bond that pushed each of them to be their best selves while forming a life-long friendship. www.everybodyshomegirl.com IG: @everybodyshomegirl11 Facebook: Everybody's Homegirl email: everybodyshomegirl11@gmail.com

Everybody's Homegirl Podcast welcomes Mrs. Sonya Woods Rose to the show. Sonya is a professional wardrobe stylist, make-up artist, and ordained minister. She has more than 25 years of experience in the fashion/makeup industry, and she has worked with major companies such as Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Stanley Korshak.  In addition, Sonya has a non-profit bible study group called "Ruth's Daug...

This week Tracy talks to LaToya Sloan-McGraw to discuss being a leader in education and being perceived as the "angry black woman." Alesha Price also returns to provide insight on how she has managed to successfully navigate between two different professional cultures.  www.everybodyshomegirl.com Facebook: Everybody's Homegirl Instagram: @everybodyshomegirl11 email: everybodyshomegirl11@gmail.com

In this episode, I sit down with my niece, Ashlyn Moon! Instead of talking about a specific topic, we decided to let the world in on what's it's like when we are sitting around and chopping it up about life. We even discuss our decision to protest during a pandemic.! I think you will find this conversation to be insightful and entertaining. Enjoy!

In this episode, Tracy talks to her friend, Liz Hurd, about what’s it’s like being one of the few Black, female architects in the country. Liz also shares funny stories she’s experienced while dating.

Tracy sits down with her friend Trina Deadmon to discuss their experiences with having fibroids and hysterectomies. For more information on uterine fibroids visit www.usafibroids.org  www.everybodyshomegirl.com Facebook: Everybody’s Homegirl Instagram: @everybodyshomegirl11 email: everybodyshomegirl11@gmail.com

Hey, Everybody! How y’all doing? You good? GOOD! I mentioned in the bonus episode that October is my birthday month aka Tracy Cass Awareness Month! For the first official episode celebrating my birthday, I decided to talk about a topic close to my heart-THE SINGLE LIFE! I’ve invited FIVE of my coolest homegirls on the show to share what it is like to be living life as single women in their 40s wit...

Bonus episode!! October is Tracy Cass Awareness Month aka my birthday month. COVID has interrupted my normal plans, so I am celebrating by discussing topics that are close to my heart. Th 2020 Election is one of those topics! This week I am joined by Will Pugh to discuss and share reactions to the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate! Follow me at www.everybodyshomegirl.com Facebook: Everybody's Homegirl...

Hey, y’all! Meet my homeboy Donald Cole II. A native of Oxford, MS, and a proud graduate of Alabama A&am university, Mr. Cole, as I call him, is a renaissance man. You really can’t put him in a box. He has that traditional masculine energy, like loving all things sports, but he’s also a huge fan of neo-soul music and writing poetry. In this episode, Mr. Cole and I have a conversation about black m...