Young Everyday Black Woman Podcast

In this episode Courtney discusses and pays tribute to the life of Chadwick Boseman. Not only does she discuss certain parts of his life, but his impact on the people around him. She also tackles the thought of someone you don't know inspiring you or having an impact on you.

This episode Courtney discusses her personal struggles with feeling insecure, and not enough, especially when it comes down to women who she feels has/does look better than her or have more to offer physically. On the other hand she gives advice on how to handle this situation, and why not being like those "other women" is actually a great thing. Next Episode: September 6th at 5pm IG: YOUNGEVERYDA...

This bonus episode consist of a fictional letter from a young lady to a young man that she has these continued feelings for. This bonus episode is indeed designed in letter style and is a letter of confusion that women go through, and not feeling like they're enough.

This episode Courtney talks about her official return to campus. She also tackles the question "why not wear a mask?" Be sure the follow the podcast on IG : @youngeverydaybwpod Personal IG: thisiscourtneyhancock

In this episode Courtney dives into her AM and PM skin care routines. She shares her skin challenges that she's dealt with for almost a decade, and how she sticks to a good regimen. She also discuss her thoughts on her soon return to school . As well as an update on the podcast's new upcoming schedule. Artist of the week : Willis Dennis - IG: @flhoreuway

In this episode Courtney acknowledges that it's been a long year so far, and that it's only half way through. This year we've lost a number of people, and as of recent John Lewis who gets his own personal acknowledgement in the beginning of the episode. Courtney reveals her celebrity crush. She also touches on family relationships and the many lessons learned throughout these past few months.

In this episode Courtney discusses all things COVID. She talks about how she has been dealing with COVID as well as what she'll be doing moving forward. She also gives her take on the return to campus for college students and the return to the classroom for K-12.

This is the first bonus episode of this podcast. This bonus episode consists of a fictional letter that is from a young lady to a young man that she has feelings for. This bonus episode is designed to piggyback off of Episode 3.

In this Episode Courtney takes the time to talk about how people who look like her can begin to be the change they want to see. She discusses the difference between an activist and an organizer, as well as giving reflection on a 2019 Revolt discussion featuring high profile people like T.I , Tamika Mallory, Candace Owens, Killer Mike, and more.

Within this episode Courtney tackles talking, "situationships", dating, and relationships and how they differ, and what to expect while entering those different phases. She also gives insight to exactly why she took her break from social media and this podcast over the past few weeks, while letting you into a little bit of her personal life.

This episode of Young Everyday Black Woman is all about how as young black women and young black people in general must stay knowledgeable about everything that is taking place during this time. Courtney takes the time to discuss why must stay woke on all levels, and find ways to be a part of the change that we want to see. All rights reserved to the artist of this music Artist is the Week: VJ Tyl...

This episode is just an introduction about the host Courtney Hancock and all that she plans to give you all in this podcast and what she hopes you all get out of it. She also touches on why she decided to podcast in the first place, and how she came up with "Young Everyday, Black Woman". All rights reserved to the artist of this music Artist of the Week: Cashmerely