Feel in the Blank

Kayla and Iyanna share their teachable moments from college and if they feel as though the experience was truly worth it. As they reminisce, they realize how they have since grown and how the experience shaped them into who they are today.

This week Iyanna and Kayla talk about red flags and “icks” that they have caught on to from their dating experiences. They also share some of the green flags that they look for in dating/relationships.

This week Kayla and Iyanna answer listener submissions, selected by Ajah and Ariel. Feel of the Week returns as they recap show cancellations by HBO Max.

This week Iyanna and Kayla recap the growth that the podcast has had in the month of November and some of the amazing opportunities that they have coming up. Iyanna speaks about more deeply understanding her value, as her and Kayla have grown empowered to walk in their aligned purpose.

This week Iyanna and Kayla explore the concept of work/life balance and how it may or may not show up in their lives. They dissect what they may look like as they see their careers shifting as the podcast continues to grow.

This week Iyanna and Kayla discuss their feelings about the holidays with Thanksgiving coming In just a few days! While Kayla is typically a holiday girl and Iyanna is not, they talk about the emotions that come up for them and how they attempt to make the holidays meaningful in their adult lives.

This week, Iyanna and Kayla recap Kayla’s birthday weekend and engagement! They also play We’re Not Really Strangers and dive into the different topics of the cards they pull.

This week, Iyanna and Kayla discuss how being a side chick is viewed today. While reminiscing on their own stories and growth, they break down the way the culture supports playing the side over committed partnership.

This week Iyanna and Kayla take a deep dive in talking about their evolving relationship with their hair, inspired by the release of Tracee Ellis Ross’s docuseries “Hair Tales.”

This week Iyanna and Kayla welcome Iyanna’s dad, Michael McNeely, as they explore topics surrounding Iyanna’s upbringing, adoption, and creating a healthy bond with your parents.

This week Iyanna and Kayla welcome on the other half of the Feel in the Blank team, Ajah and Ariel! As they all share the “big three” in their natal charts, they talk about how this contributes to their personality and makes them work together as a team

This week Iyanna and Kayla discuss the pains of living away from family and close friends as they grow older.

This week Iyanna and Kayla take their first listener submission and talk about if you can really stay friends with exes.

This week Iyanna and Kayla talk about the win for the Black community and the importance of representation with the release of the teaser for The Little Mermaid starring Halle Bailey.

This week, Iyanna and Kayla explore when and where their dreams died of who they thought they would be and passions they would explore. They figure out how to reignite the childlike dreamer in them present day.

This week Iyanna and Kayla welcome their first guest, Natalie from Love is Blind! In this episode, Natalie opens up about her experience during her engagement and healing from it once the cameras went away. Iyanna, Kayla, and Natalie describe warning signs of toxic relationships and how to grow individually through the pain.

This week Iyanna and Kayla take a break from the typical Feel in the Blank segment, to acknowledge how they are truly feeling and play We're Not Really Strangers.

This week, Kayla and Iyanna breakdown and share their definitions and honest thoughts on self-care and how they regularly engage in it.

In episode 2, listen to Kayla and Iyanna psychoanalyze themselves (and each other) as they discuss results from 16Personalities and the attachment style quiz.

This week, officially meet your hosts - Iyanna and Kayla! Get to know the background of how this friendship and podcast came to be as Iyanna and Kayla share the story of their friendship and what they have learned about being a friend in their 20s.