WhatJayeSaid: The Podcast

This episode is a mix of the 3 R’s: Righteous, Ratchet & Real. Dating was difficult before, dating in the new millennium is TRASH.

With all these miles we put in, we got so many more to go. Somebody queue Kendrick Lamar, and put that on shuffle. Book mentioned: DATING BIBLICAL F*CK BOYS by Rebekah Deandra. Follow @hannahdrake628 and her site HTTP://writesomeshit.com.

I’m tired of black and sell culture. I am tired of police violence. This episode I discuss how these events are along the same spectrum. Both of these are fueled, and fostered by socialization expectations and experience. Healing have to start… And it’s gonna be uphill and hard.

I am proud to call Dr. Angeline Williams-Jackson sister. She is brilliant, beautiful, and about that life! This conversation takes place ahead of the 1619 project which is due to air on Hulu on January 26, 2023. As Dr. Williams-Jackson is an influential part of her educational community! And she proves again, once more with this conversation, just why (and just how powerful) Black teachers are.

Suit up for season two! For time together today I am going to weigh in with my thoughts about respectability politics, how sisterhood is essential to black women, and how the “right kind”of Black woman does not exist. all fan mail and biz inquiries can be sent to whatjayesaid@gmail.com.

JSU is no longer a PRIME TIME venue. With Prime Time, no longer the Head Coach at this HBCU, which has put the Black community as a WHOLE on edge! Yet, in this discussion, I believe there are key things which need to come to the forefront: investment in community, why HBCU’s matter, an what it takes to leave a legacy.

As I wrap up, Season 1, this has been an incredible journey. And no journey could be complete without a villain. I am grateful to the one and only Thomas Bishop a.k.a. The Villain. He will tell you that the job of the villain is to make the hero better. One can say on his side of the Internet he does just that. I am grateful to him for being, the brother I didn’t think I needed but that I wanted....

Once again 1990s, R&B has a prophetic track. This episode was hard, and I make no apology for being as passionate as I am. In my baby auntie/eldership status, I thought it was essential to come and remind those who are coming behind me that sometimes we have to be our brother or sister‘s keeper. What happened to Kenneka Jenkins and Shanquella Robinson is all too common! Black women have to work fo...

From my mother, waking me up at God’s coffee hour to make sure I can get out to vote, to the runoff in Georgia next month, I have big feelings about this election cycle. Really. Big. Feelings.

With this episode, we delve deep into healing, what it means to be brave along your healing journey, and why you need to show your scars! Please follow Terez of Divorcée Devotions (TT: terezdbabetta) and https://sleek.bio/Terez. Make sure you listen to the end of the show for a surprise from Terez!

This week is chaotic. There’s no other word for it! While we yet recover from the continued all slot, provided by classism and racism, we now have to contend with the fact that Donda’s son is determined to take us all to the Sunken Place even if he has to slap a smile on our faces and Yeezys on our feet.

In the aftermath of all things, anti-black, this week, let’s talk about how you just have to leave some people behind for the sake of progress. Donda’s son has abandoned his post, as it is as was designated to him by her memory. Yet, we have to go on as a People. Let this week be a reactivation of your discernment, and your common sense.

The attached piece is part of a three piece set that is up on my website. I did what I do best: put a pen to madness. Follow I BREATHE FIRE (http://jenniferharrisbreathesfire. Wordpress.com) for more of it.

I write a girlfriend in mine, said, and it’s quoted to have said “Freedom is a moving target.” With everything besetting Black people we have to be cognizant of what demands our attention, and what what will remain a distraction. We know that all skin folk ain’t kin folk, but we also need to remember that even the skinfolk do you worse than anybody else. Be sure to follow the following sites (all...

This past week Shana Rhimes came out to remind those of us who have dreams and desires outside of ourselves to act like we belong in the room. For this episode, let this be your reminder that sometimes you have to make the room.

This episode is special to me, because it gives a peek into the relationship that I am forming and enjoying with my own mother. At age 72, she is still spry, wise, and with the fierce women that I know. From this candid relationship conversation, I hope that you all can Garner a little bit more insight into who I am, and the woman who made me who I am, and just how fierce it is to be Black and wom...

There are something to be said, for the major racist reaction that has come to the doorstep of black fandoms again. Haley Bailey, who is now and will ever be known in black households as our aerial will be depicting the Little mermaid in March 2023. I is a little black girl who wants dreamed of being a mermaid, but was told I couldn’t because of my hair, and my inability know how to swim, that cou...

This week on the Internet has been crazy! From the continued debate about Black women choosing better, to Black men hating Black women more, to White men trying to sneak in DM‘s, and and Aries Spears mad that Lizzo keep winning! Let’s get into this Black girl Roux Campbell soup! (Accounts mentioned: @mynamesuperlong, @unusuallybree) All fanmail goes to whatjayesaid@gmail.com/CashApp: $AlwaysJaye

Please listen to Part 1 with KPetty. She wasn’t able to participate in this Part 2. For this time together, we are going to pick up where we left off, and expound on what it means to ask for what you want, protecting your peace, and refusing to be done bad. Follow MyNameSuperLong on Instagram and on YouTube at Odi’s Office. All fanmail goes to whatjayesaid@gmail.com/CashApp: $AlwaysJaye

This episode is definitely NSFW. TW: Trauma; Red pill things Every generation has complaints about the generation of proceeds! Yet the conversation around Gen X, Gen Z, and Millennials, is way more complex than we think it is! And throw in dating and aging and trying to just live as a black woman? That’s a recipe for chaos and the best gumbo ever! With my TikTok sister Kay Petit on board, this tea...

For this episode I am going to focus on the younger Jayebirds to follow this particular space. Even though the language may not be safe for school or to listen to around your parents, I want to encourage all of you through our time together that you are more amazing than we could ever imagine! And your auntie love you! All fanmail goes to whatjayesaid@gmail.com/CashApp: $AlwaysJaye

This week we are gonna deal into the Madison of social media especially around dating, everybody airing their business, and everybody trying to be chose. Get a snack this is gonna get deep! All fanmail goes to whatjayesaid@gmail.com/CashApp: $AlwaysJaye

The repercussions of the overturning of Roe v. Wade are far reaching! Yet, we fight because we cannot afford to die. On this particular episode I break down the historical context around white feminism, the need for more white women to read HOOD FEMINISM, the legacy of lackadaisical White women, and just why Black women need to be listened to more often. The two initiatives mentioned: JAMAA Birth...

For this the inaugural episode of this podcast I open up a little bit about the backstory of this now lighthouse account known as whatjayesaid2.0. In for this cause, for the urging of the jaybers of the space, this particular space now exists. Thank you to all of you who help make this particular show happen! Also: Pick up a copy of The Traditional Women Vol 1 & 2 now available on Amazon. All fanm...