This World Is Ours

This month, we’re joined by Vanessa Walters, an author from the UK who has lived on four continents. We talk about the vibes of Black people around the globe, and Vanessa shares her insightful observations and experiences.  We also discuss how we can all nurture our creativity and support the talents of young people in our lives from early on. Plus, we learn more about her new book ‘The Nigerwife’...

Love is in the air. How did you find love? Are you looking for love? And YES, we are talking about that kind of love. This episode explores all things dating and securing love by sitting down and getting our lives together with professional matchmaker, Brooke Fitzpatrick with Mosaic Matchmaking. Tap in to hear what Brooke says she is hearing from the men she works with. Tune in. #thisworldisours #...

In the first episode of Season 2 and 2023, Whitnee and Paulette discuss their approaches to goals in the year ahead. What are some of the barriers holding have held them back in the past and how are they addressing that now? Where do you find hope? What support systems keep you going?  Tune in.  #thisworldisours #Blackwomen  Follow us on social media. IG and TikTok: worldisourspodcast  Twitter: wo...

Wow, episode 12 is here and season one is officially over. Join Whitnee and Paulette as they reflect on the joys and triumphs of the last year as well as moments in life that have called for growth. One common theme for the last year is for Black women to be celebrated, loved, and valued. This world is indeed ours...join us in reflection and making celebration a lifestyle.  Special thank you to ou...

Just in time for the holidays, we are discussing lifelong friendships. Those relationships are priceless and essential to our growth. You know the ones you establish as kids and continue into adulthood? That’s what we explore in this episode. Join Paulette and Whitnee as they explore growing with friends. Serene, one of Paulette’s dearest friends joins the show to spill the tea (no Lipton) on the...

If “You won’t break my soul” was a person…Join Paulette and Whitnee as they explore a world where Black women can experience both good health and liberation. Because we deserve them both, right? We sit down with Dr. Uché Blackstock, a physician and thought leader on bias and racism in health care, to hear about her journey in medicine and how she walked away from her day-to-day career to pursue ju...

Join Paulette and Whitnee as they explore their relationship with money. We know the implications systemic oppression has had on Black families across the globe on garnering wealth. This episode dives into how Whitnee and Paulette view money and wealth based on their upbringing and life's experiences.  And of course you want to know the Girl, Yes You Can moment from this episode and what's be...

What did Beyonce say? "Comfortable in my skin, cozy with who I am...". Paulette and Whitnee discuss Renaissance and are joined by a friend to discuss life. Black women can indeed be who we desire to be. Business, career, family, living life, and all...you deserve, we deserve. Corporate and branding guru, Ebony Wyatt, joins us to share her perspective and inspire us all on how to OWN our brand from...

Black women are embracing travel and owning this world through the travel movement. Join Paulette and Whitnee as we talk to our friend, Abisola, the queen of solo travel. Abisola is a full-time working professional who has travlelled to 30 countries and counting, including Nigeria, South Korea, Portugal, South Africa, Turkey, and many more. She shares how she gained the confidence to travel solo,...

The 90’s was a time. What’s your favorite Black tv shows and films from the 90’s from the US and the UK? Tune in to hear Paulette and Whitnee chat about their favorites. #thisworldisours  Follow us on social media. IG and TikTok: worldisourspodcast  Twitter: worldisourspod Facebook: This World Is Ours Podcast

Black women deserve all the things and more. Listen in while Paulette and Whitnee discuss "that soft life". They tackle the notion of being a "strong Black woman" versus the reality of existing in the world and living in a place of wellness. Paulette also issues an apology to Whitnee...turns out people do ride The Tube when staying overnight. Tune in for moments of vulnerability and of course laug...

It's officially time to welcome our friends over! Welcome to our friends Syreeta and Teresia.  You my friend are not a 4 for $4. The price is the price. Tune in as we explore friendship, owning our own talent, and our views on imposter syndrome.  If you have been wondering if you can...GIRL, yes you can. 

This month we declare in the words of the one and only Mary J. Blige... "So take me as I am Or have nothing at all (at all) Just take me as I am (as I am) Or have nothing at all (this is me, this is me)" Listen in as we dive into what vulnerability means to us and explore the wonders of who we are and desire to be. Paulette tells stories of her hopes for good times to come while balancing being a...

This month we begin the conversation about Black history, culture and identity in the US and UK...oh and Whitnee tells us about the time she tried to talk her way into Buckingham Palace and Paulette forgets the words to Desmond's theme song. Best of all we explore what we love about being Black.  #thisworldisours  Follow us on social media. IG and TikTok: worldisourspodcast  Twitter...

Join us for our first episode of This World Is Ours. This World is Ours was birthed from a place of empowerment, vulnerability, and the lived experiences of two Black women across the globe. Whitnee and Paulette met in London in 2019 during Whitnee's work trip to London where Paulette hosted her at a work event. The vibrant connection of being Black women led them to schedule a meet-up at a local...