Queen Tone

Queen Tone Podcast

Society EN ↓ 27 episodes

A podcast where all women, especially Black women, are invited to share their thoughts, opinions, and experiences with the world without being asked to check their tone. Hosted by long time friends, Dayna and Nina, listen in to hear millennial black women’s take on a different topic each week, where they bring it to you straight-- no chaser...because let’s just be real, it’s usually never actually the tone that’s too loud, but rather the truth.

Author

Queen Tone

Category

Society

Podcast website

queentone.podbean.com

Latest episode

May 21, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 2 - Let's Get Married Pt. 1 24.10.2020

In this week’s episode, the ladies get into the topic of marriage and why millennials are not getting married as early as the generations before them. They also dive into the reasons why single millennials want to get married, and discuss their personal views on marriage, and dive into the importance of women having a choice in their relationships and marriages.   Queen Sh!t Honoree: Misha Green &...

Episode 1 - What About Your Friends 07.10.2020

In this episode Dayna and Nina keep it light by catching up on their week, providing listeners with background into how they met and became friends, and dive into what it’s like to make and maintain friendships as adult women. Our hosts also discuss how the shows we loved growing up (Girlfriends, Moesha, Sister) and our current fave (Insecure) draw parallels and polar opposites into their friendsh...

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