Wait a Minute | A Watering Hole Media Podcast

Still processing #Election2024? We’ve got you covered. In this episode, hosts Ashley Allison, Sylvia Obell, and guest Reecie Colbert analyze the election results, their impact on Black women, and what they mean for the future of our community.We also take time to highlight the legacy of Vice President Kamala Harris and explore how misinformation and voter apathy shaped this pivotal moment. And yes, we find room for joy—reaffirming that Black women no longer have to save everyone else and celebrating wholeness amid the chaos.Listen in now for real talk, thoughtful insights, and empowering conversation.Watch this episode in action on YouTubeMore Full Episodes

[Orig. Aired: Oct 30, 2024] | In this episode, it’s all about betting on yourself and the entrepreneurial hustle! Hosts Ashley Allison, Sylvia Obell, and guest Gia Peppers open up about their journeys—from overcoming challenges to celebrating wins. They dive into the energy of HBCU homecomings, reminiscing on those unforgettable moments with friends. And of course, there’s Love is Blind drama—sparking real talk on love and relationships. Join us for some powerful insights and laughs!Watch this episode in action on YouTubeMore Full Episodes

[Orig. Aired: Oct 23, 2024] It’s time to say the quiet part out loud. Sylvia Obell, Ashley Allison, and Joyelle Nicole Johnson discuss some hard truths about power, community, and the complex views on Black women in leadership. With the election around the corner, the hosts get candid about the pressure, the stakes, and yes, the reality TV saga Love is Blind—and what it reveals about dating for Black contestants. Join the convo as we dig into the nuances of identity, support, and resilience.Watch this episode in action on YouTubeMore Full Episodes

[Orig. Aired: Oct 10, 2024] It’s tough out there! Hosts Ashley Allison, Joyelle Nicole Johnson, and Sylvia Obell keep it real about dating as Black women—from stepping outside their “type” to exploring unexpected connections. Will they shoot their shot, date outside their race, or consider a partner from the queer community? Expect laughter, honesty, and insights you won’t want to miss.Watch this episode in action on YouTubeMore Full Episodes

Get ready to dive deeper with Wait A Minute in Season 2, where hosts Ashley Allison, Sylvia Obell, and Joyelle Nicole Johnson bring you unfiltered conversations on what matters most to Black women today. From HBCU homecoming vibes to dating challenges, love, and the hard truths about politics, this season is packed with laughter, resilience, and sisterhood. Special guests, real stories, and no topic off-limits—Wait A Minute is the group chat that doesn’t hold back.In a time when our voices are more important than ever, Wait A Minute Season 2 takes a bold stand on issues like representation, love, and self-worth. Join us as we bet on ourselves, break down stereotypes, and remind the world that Black women are here to lead. Tune in each week to join the conversation that empowers, inspires, and keeps it real.

[Orig. Aired: August 16, 2024] Democrats are on the upswing, and Tim Walz’s VP nomination has the culture buzzing! Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris is making waves—even if the GOP can’t get her name right. Hosts Ashley Allison, Joyelle Nicole Johnson, and Reecie Colbert recap key Olympic moments and reflect on resilience, failure, and celebrating women who keep showing up. We’re here to expand the table and show how allies can lift up the women who inspire us all.Watch this episode in action on YouTubeMore Full Episodes

[Orig. Aired: August 7, 2024] It’s Olympics season, and Wait A Minute is all in! Simone Biles redefines self-care, Coco Gauff speaks up about advocacy, and our unexpected Olympic ambassadors Snoop Dogg and Flavor Flav surprise us all. Plus, it’s Ashley Allison’s birthday! She, Joyelle Nicole Johnson, and Sylvia Obell talk joy, taking up space, and the importance of giving Black women their flowers. Watch this episode in action on YouTubeMore Full Episodes

[Orig. Aired: July 31, 2024] This week, we’re all about honoring Black leadership, celebrating self-worth, and enjoying life child-free. Ashley Allison, Joyelle Nicole Johnson, and guest Abiola Agoro discuss Kamala Harris’s historic candidacy, the power of community, and cultural moments shaping real change. Tune in for an uplifting chat on resilience, self-love, and betting on yourself!Watch this episode in action on YouTube More Full Episodes

[Orig. Aired: July 24, 2024] This week on Wait A Minute, we’re covering it all—from the Republican National Convention to the nuances of political violence. Hosts Ashley Allison, Alencia Johnson, and Joyelle Nicole Johnson explore gun ownership in Black communities and unpack Project 2025’s implications. Expect honest perspectives and a heartfelt look at the roadblocks faced by advocates pushing for change.Watch this episode in action on YouTube More Full Episodes

[Orig. Aired: July 15, 2024] Welcome to Wait A Minute, where we bring the real talk out of the group chat! Hosts Ashley Allison, Alencia Johnson, and Joyelle Nicole Johnson kick things off with a powerful discussion on Black women’s influence and leadership. From Stacey Abrams’ voter registration efforts to Vice President Kamala Harris’s role, this episode highlights the triumphs and challenges of showing up in every space. Plus, they share self-care practices and discuss the need for true representation and support. Don’t miss this powerful opening conversation! Watch this episode in action on YouTube Full Episodes

Welcome to Wait A Minute, where we’re taking the real conversations out of the group chat and bringing them front and center. Host Ashley Allison, along with guests and co-hosts, is on a mission with Watering Hole Media to amplify the voices and perspectives of Black women, sparking change and offering hope.With powerful topics that don’t always make it to mainstream media, Wait A Minute is here to uplift and validate voices often left out of the narrative. Join us as we explore the issues impacting our communities, the resilience and hope Black women bring, and the power of collective conversation. It’s more than a podcast—it’s the space we’ve all been waiting for.