Jamilah

The Simply Jamilah Podcast

Society EN ↓ 153 episodes

Adulting while existing as a Black, American woman in the 21st century is not an easy task, and the best way Jamilah deals with it is by talking into a microphone. With random tangents, anecdotes, and grammatically questionable sentences, join Jamilah every Thursday as she talks about anything and everything that pops into her mind while accomplishing the day-to-day task of being a woman in this confusing, evolving, scary lifetime. Welcome to The Simply Jamilah Podcast.

Author

Jamilah

Category

Society

Podcast website

www.simplyjamilah.com

Latest episode

Jul 2, 2026

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Episodes

3: simply... friend-flicts 07.02.2020

Definition of Friend-flict: feeling conflicted about a friendship. Yep, this episode is all about friend issues and figuring out who the real ones are.

2: simply... getting dreams crushed by money 31.01.2020

Today's episode is all about money and how it pretty much rules the world. It's hard to accomplish everything you want to accomplish if you don't have any money. At this point in society, it's hard to live without money on the mind.

1: simply... the start (may we correct our vision) 25.01.2020

When I think of 2020, I think of 20/20 vision. With it being 2020, this could be the year to receive clarity on different situations and relationships in our lives, and it's up to us to act upon the clarity we receive. In this rambling session full of tangents, I discuss the vision for 2020... even though we're already a month in.

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