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What’s On The Agenda
by Morgan Moore, Raven Martin
A show by, for, and with Black women. Unpack the state of Black women with us with depth, honesty, and a touch of fun. From religion and wellness, to misogynoir and community, we cover it all with critical thought and light hearted vibes.
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Episode 45: Domestic Violence is Not a Mental Health Crisis | "It's The Patriarchy" | Black Women Pod | Ep. 46
SummaryThis episode delves into the complex issues of patriarchy, mental health, and violence within the Black community, featuring candid conversations about recent tragedies, societal expectations, and personal growth. The hosts explore how systemic structures influence individual behaviors and the importance of collective accountability and hope for change.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 The Power of Music and Personal Growth02:49 Navigating Faith and Community Engagement06:07 Speaking Out: Sexual Assault Awareness and Advocacy08:57 Honoring Lives: Acknowledging Victims of Violence12:08 The Intersection of Mental Health and Violence15:02 Understanding Patriarchy and Its Impact18:23 The Complexity of Domestic Violence21:06 The Role of Society in Shaping Behavior24:15 The Need for Accountability and Change35:20 Understanding the Context of Violence37:24 The Complexity of Relationships and Trust40:19 The Challenges of Leaving Abusive Relationships42:31 The Role of Patriarchy in Violence47:39 Self-Preservation and the Fight Against Patriarchy55:53 Hope and the Future of Change01:01:16 Cultural Reflections and Personal Growth01:04:50 The Importance of Dismantling Patriarchy ResourcesIt's Been A Minute Podcast (NPR) - https://www.npr.org/sections/itsbeenamintJarena Lee's Autobiography - https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Jarena+Lee+autobiographyRichard Allen and the AME Church - https://www.ame-church.com/Yale Public Theology Conference - https://divinity.yale.edu/academics/centers-and-institutes/center-public-theologySystemic Change and Social Justice Resources - https://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/
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Episode 44: Be a Heaux Get The Man? | BW & Sexual Autonomy | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 45
This episode explores themes of natural hair politics, sexual autonomy, and cultural narratives around womanhood and beauty. The hosts discuss TikTok conversations on natural hair, the myth of the 'good girl' versus the 'hoe,' and the importance of self-actualization and boundaries in relationships. This episode features an in-depth discussion on sexuality, self-actualization, and societal norms. The hosts explore the importance of pleasure, boundaries, and autonomy in relationships, emphasizing the need for self-awareness and liberation.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 Juvenile's New Album and Natural Hair Conversations02:58 Navigating Natural Hair Politics and Identity05:50 The Impact of Colonialism on Black Women's Beauty Standards08:38 The Intersection of Beauty, Capitalism, and Womanhood11:35 The Pressure of Societal Expectations on Women14:28 The Complexity of Relationships and Gender Dynamics17:14 The Role of Community and Interpersonal Skills20:16 Exploring the 'Good Girl' vs. 'Ho' Dichotomy23:29 Class, Dating, and the Pursuit of Legacy32:10 Empowering Young Women: Navigating Relationships and Autonomy35:07 The Journey to Sexual Autonomy: Understanding Boundaries37:33 Redefining Sexual Liberation: Beyond Societal Norms42:42 The Complexity of Relationships: Navigating Expectations and Reality47:31 The Impact of Societal Norms on Sexual Expression51:21 Cultivating Open Communication in Relationships52:24 Self-Actualization and Sexual Desires53:57 Understanding Personal Boundaries and Comfort Levels56:01 The Role of Character in Sexual Choices57:04 Historical Context of Women's Sexuality58:42 Embracing Sexual Liberation and Autonomy01:01:38 Decentering Male Perspectives in Sexuality01:02:44 Practicing Pleasure and Self-Discovery01:04:20 Creating Personal Rules for the 'Loving Bed'01:06:22 Navigating Personal Experiences and Emotional Well-being01:08:29 Shifting Perspectives on Capacity and Self-Care01:21:49 Empowerment Through Self-Actualization
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Episode 43: Black Women Don’t Age: Black Women and Aging | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 44
Attend Dear Black Women March 18, 2026 12 EST Register HereThis episode dives deep into the ways Black women embrace aging, culture, and community, challenging societal narratives around youth and beauty. It also explores the significance of food, family traditions, and ancestral connections that sustain Black culture across generations.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 - Personal health and medical conditions affecting Black women 00:30 - The importance of flossing and dental health in Black communities 04:13 - Reflecting on personal challenges versus community struggles 05:00 - Church attendance, spiritual nourishment, and community support 06:02 - The role of faith, sermons, and online spiritual engagement 07:06 - The significance of building relationships through church and community 09:17 - Preaching, sermon preparation, and the experience of seminary 10:00 - Celebrating Women's History Month and honoring Black women leaders 11:00 - The spiritual and cultural significance of ancestral recipes and rhythms 12:24 - Cooking, food as a form of healing, and traditional African flavors 13:45 - Food experimentation, seasonings, and cultural culinary practices 14:27 - Making meals, resourcefulness, and the importance of leftovers 16:03 - Cooking as therapy and the joy of nourishing oneself and others 17:01 - The cultural roots of food, family, and generational recipes 18:13 - The connection between food, health, and cultural identity 19:01 - Black women aging beautifully and embracing older age with pride 20:02 - The societal focus on youth and the beauty of aging gracefully 21:24 - Role models and admired Black women in media and culture 22:34 - Viola Davis as a beauty muse and cultural icon 23:07 - Embracing aging as a spiritual and cultural journey 24:50 - The importance of Black elders and their wisdom 26:05 - Black women’s longevity and the nourishment from traditional foods 27:02 - The resilience and beauty of Black women aging and self-expression 29:01 - Community, family, and matriarchal legacies passed down 30:02 - The significance of aging in Black culture and its celebration 31:06 - Roots in African origins, indigeneity, and ancestral connection 32:43 - The role of food and earth connection in Black longevity 33:41 - The impact of systemic racism, health disparities, and survival 36:17 - The spiritual and cultural significance of food and nourishment 37:13 - The link between food, identity, and aging gracefully 38:44 - The deep connection between Black land, ancestry, and beauty 41:09 - The importance of respecting elders and preserving cultural legacies 44:57 - White versus Black family structures and community ties 45:41 - The matriarchal role of Black women and aging with purpose 47:34 - Oral tradition, culinary wisdom, and multi-generational learning 48:09 - The intersection of food, identity, and mental health in Black women
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Episode 42: ANTM: Wanna be on Top? Surviving Capitalism not Tyra | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 43
In this episode, the hosts discuss the growth of their podcast, personal struggles, and the importance of community support. They reflect on their faith and church attendance, the impact of current global events, and the challenges of surviving capitalism. The conversation also touches on the influence of parenthood on financial decisions, the courage needed to stand up against societal norms, and a critical look at the representation of beauty standards in media, particularly through the lens of America's Next Top Model. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the complexities of the modeling industry, particularly focusing on the experiences of Black women. They discuss the pervasive influence of patriarchy, the challenges faced by trailblazers in the industry, and the moral compromises that often accompany success. The conversation also touches on the societal pressures that lead to the adultification of Black girls and the cultural expectations that shape their identities. Ultimately, the hosts reflect on the need for a deeper understanding of these issues and the importance of supporting one another in navigating these challenges.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 Introduction and Growth of the Podcast05:55 Reflections on Current Events and Global Awareness11:33 Parenting in a Capitalist Society16:54 Conversations on Gender and Inclusivity23:28 Nostalgia for America's Next Top Model28:54 The Evolution of Conversations Around Beauty34:22 Critique of the Industry and Performative Actions51:02 The Struggle Against Systemic Pressures56:06 Navigating Criticism and Accountability01:02:16 The Impact of Social Media on Perception01:10:35 Cultural Policing and Its Consequences
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Episode 41: Setting Yourself back to Set Yourself up for the Future| Black Girl Pod | Ep. 42
In this episode, the hosts explore themes of empowerment, self-trust, and the complexities of modern relationships. They discuss the importance of navigating parenthood, dismantling patriarchal structures, and embracing discomfort as a part of personal growth. The conversation emphasizes the significance of community support and ancestral connections in guiding individuals on their journeys of self-discovery and finding their place in the world.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 Introduction and Morning Vibes02:30 Navigating Birth and Parenthood05:00 Reflections on Relationships and Gender Roles10:37 The Balance of Masculine and Feminine Energies16:33 Dismantling Patriarchy and Embracing Empowerment22:04 The Importance of Self-Trust and Spiritual Guidance28:00 Finding Your Place and Purpose33:44 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Growth39:02 Embracing Change and New Environments44:36 The Power of Community and Ancestral Connection50:29 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Episode 40: Black Girls Fighting Over Men and Boys - What Choice Did We Have? | WOTA | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 41
This conversation explores the complexities of food relationships, personal growth, and the societal pressures faced by black women. The hosts discuss the importance of living authentically, navigating cultural expectations, and the impact of historical context on current dynamics. They reflect on their high school experiences, the role of environment in relationships, and the need for education and resources. The conversation culminates in a celebration of Black History Month, emphasizing the resilience and strength of black women.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 Introduction and Confessions02:56 Navigating Food Relationships05:35 Living for Yourself08:34 The Impact of Fear and Scarcity11:44 Cultural Expectations and Personal Desires14:38 Reflections on High School Experiences17:40 The Role of Environment in Relationships20:28 The Dynamics of Female Competition23:19 The Influence of Male Behavior26:18 Historical Context of Black Women's Experiences29:16 Navigating Modern Masculinity and Femininity32:15 The Importance of Education and Resources35:22 Conversations Around Softness and Femininity38:07 The Complexity of Relationships41:03 Coping with Societal Pressures43:57 Cultural Reflections and Future Aspirations46:52 Conclusion and Reflections on Black History Month
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Episode 39: Count your days, Ulta | RIP Alex Pretti | Shannon Sharpe & Ryan Davis | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 40
In this conversation, the Raven and Morgan discuss a range of topics from Fetty Wap's release from prison to the emotional challenges of navigating relationships and community. They reflect on the current social and political climate, addressing issues of systemic racism, the role of religion, and the consequences of political choices. The conversation also touches on consumer expectations in the beauty industry, particularly in relation to Ulta Beauty World, highlighting the disconnect between brands and their customer base. In this episode, the hosts discuss various themes surrounding relationships, particularly focusing on the complexities of father-daughter dynamics and the impact of absentee parenting. They explore how emotional connections are vital in parenting and the societal expectations placed on fathers. The conversation also touches on cultural reflections, millennial nostalgia, and current reading habits, providing a well-rounded discussion on modern parenting and personal growth.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 Fetty Wap's Release and Initial Reactions02:15 Navigating Emotional Connections and Community05:19 The Impact of Relationships on Emotional Well-being08:01 Navigating Political and Social Awareness10:52 The State of the World and Personal Frustrations13:41 The Role of White Moderates in Social Issues16:41 The Consequences of Political Choices19:37 The Dangers of Ignoring Systemic Issues22:39 The Need for Accountability in Law Enforcement25:21 Reflections on Recent Events and Their Impact28:17 Consumerism and Influencer Culture28:32 The Beauty Experience and Consumer Expectations31:42 The Economics of Beauty Events33:21 Ethics in Beauty Marketing35:16 The Impact of Beauty Events on Community41:02 Father-Daughter Relationships in Modern Society45:13 Understanding Child Development and Parental Responsibility55:31 Navigating Parenting and Career Choices58:23 Cultural Reflections on Relationships and Parenthood59:00 Exploring Literature and Psychological Insights01:00:19 Media Consumption: Movies and Series Discussions01:06:57 Critique of Representation in Film01:15:05 Health, Nutrition, and Sugar Addiction AwarenessKeywordsFetty Wap, emotions, relationships, community, social issues, obliviousness, religion, politics, systemic racism, law enforcement, Ulta Beauty, girly podcast, father-daughter relationships, parenting complexities, cultural reflections, millennial nostalgia, current reads, parenting advice, emotional connection, absentee parenting, podcast discussion
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Episode 38: What If Your Therapist Said You and Your Partner Should Break Up? | WOTA | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 39
In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore themes of personal growth, self-care, and the challenges of relationships. They discuss the importance of choosing oneself, navigating transitions, and the complexities of love and effort. The dialogue also touches on societal expectations and the need for self-awareness in pursuing personal goals.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters:00:05:21 Introduction and Personal Growth00:05:55 Navigating Transitions00:06:31 Finding Peace and Choosing Yourself00:07:11 The Effort of Love00:13:23 Societal Expectations and Personal Goals00:17:11 The Girlboss Movement00:41:05 Love and Effort00:43:56 Reflecting on Life's Decisions
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Episode 37: Freeing Women from Shame Based Theology W. Kimberly Bulgin | Ep. 38
SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Kimberly Bouldin, founder of the House of Women, discusses her mission to liberate women from shame-based theologies and empower them to embrace their identities. The hosts explore themes of deconstruction, the impact of societal and religious expectations on women, and the importance of creating safe spaces within church communities. They delve into the nuances of faith, femininity, and the journey towards self-acceptance, emphasizing the need for a more compassionate and understanding approach to spirituality.Enjoy 15% The Sisters Stay Dropping Gems with code: AGENDAPOD Order at - https://www.kimberlybulgin.com/product-page/the-sisters-stay-dropping-gems Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 Navigating New Beginnings06:17 Introducing Kimberly Bouldin and Her Mission10:30 The Journey of Deconstruction and Faith16:53 Finding Redemption for Women in Scripture21:01 The Impact of Shame-Based Theologies27:07 Dress Codes and Holiness in the Church33:17 Signs of a Free Woman55:28 Creating Safe Spaces in Church01:11:16 The Cost of Shame and the Call to Freedom
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Episode 36: 2026 Podcast Visioning Board Party | How to Prepare for the New Year | Ep. 37
In this episode, Agenda Pod and Morgan discuss their reflections and plans for the new year, focusing on personal growth, intentional living, and the importance of decentering societal expectations. They share insights on navigating life changes, setting goals, and embracing self-care while challenging traditional norms.Keywordsnew year, personal growth, intentional living, self-care, societal expectations, goal setting, decentering norms, life changes, self-reflection, empowermentTakeaways Embrace intentional living without stress. Decenter societal expectations in personal growth. Set achievable goals for the new year. Prioritize self-care and personal well-being. Challenge traditional norms and expectations. Reflect on past experiences to guide future actions. Empower yourself through self-reflection. Navigate life changes with confidence. Value personal growth over societal pressures. Embrace self-care as a form of empowerment. Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction and Reflections 00:00:00 Decentering Societal Expectations 00:00:00 Setting Goals and Intentions 00:00:00 Embracing Self-Care 00:00:00 Empowerment and Growth What's on the Agenda? is a podcast created to center on and celebrate Black women. It explores topics like wellness, community, religion, misogynoir, and the nuances of our lived experiences. Made by Black girls for Black girls, hosts Raven Martin and Morgan Moore dive into hot topics with nuance and intention. Each conversational and thought-provoking episode fosters a welcoming, intellectually stimulating space for meaningful dialogue.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifter
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Episode 35: “And Just Like That The 2025 Season Has Come To An End” | 2025 Wrapped + 2026 Podcast Visioning
In this episode, Morgan and Agenda Pod engage in a deep and reflective conversation about spirituality, cultural heritage, and personal growth. They discuss the significance of Christmas, the impact of sermons, and the importance of connecting with one's roots through food and tradition. The conversation also touches on societal issues, the value of community, and the journey of self-discovery and acceptance.00:00:01 Introduction and Spiritual Reflections00:00:54 Cultural Heritage and Food00:27:34 Community and Personal Growth00:57:52 Societal Issues and Beliefs01:12:15 Looking Forward and Goal SettingWhat's on the Agenda? is a podcast created to center on and celebrate Black women. It explores topics like wellness, community, religion, misogynoir, and the nuances of our lived experiences. Made by Black girls for Black girls, hosts Raven Martin and Morgan Moore dive into hot topics with nuance and intention. Each conversational and thought-provoking episode fosters a welcoming, intellectually stimulating space for meaningful dialogue.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMChapters00:00 The Nostalgia of Music and Generational Gaps03:00 Navigating Health Challenges and Identity05:49 Cultural Conversations in Hair Care11:53 Experiences in Beauty Spaces21:52 Reflections on Wicked for Good23:58 Initial Reactions to the Movie26:00 Character Analysis and Performances29:56 Friendship Dynamics and Representation36:02 Themes of Love and Reality40:58 Cultural Commentary and Symbolism50:58 Healing from the Past: Embracing New Beginnings51:58 Finding Your People: The Importance of Community52:54 The Limits of Individual Change: Collective Realities53:50 Privilege and Power: Understanding Systemic Inequities55:22 Complicity in the Status Quo: The Challenge of Change56:52 The Power of Love: Healing and Support01:01:40 Navigating Friendships: The Dynamics of Race01:05:24 The Role of Black Women: Power and Responsibility01:09:38 The Importance of Self-Care and Healing01:11:23 Looking Ahead: New Beginnings and Fresh PerspectivesKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifter
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Episode 34: The Color of Friendship | Wicked For Good? Movie Review | Ride Off In the Sunset With Your People
What's on the Agenda? is a podcast created to center on and celebrate Black women. It explores topics like wellness, community, religion, misogynoir, and the nuances of our lived experiences. Made by Black girls for Black girls, hosts Raven Martin and Morgan Moore dive into hot topics with nuance and intention. Each conversational and thought-provoking episode fosters a welcoming, intellectually stimulating space for meaningful dialogue.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMChapters00:00 The Nostalgia of Music and Generational Gaps03:00 Navigating Health Challenges and Identity05:49 Cultural Conversations in Hair Care11:53 Experiences in Beauty Spaces21:52 Reflections on Wicked for Good23:58 Initial Reactions to the Movie26:00 Character Analysis and Performances29:56 Friendship Dynamics and Representation36:02 Themes of Love and Reality40:58 Cultural Commentary and Symbolism50:58 Healing from the Past: Embracing New Beginnings51:58 Finding Your People: The Importance of Community52:54 The Limits of Individual Change: Collective Realities53:50 Privilege and Power: Understanding Systemic Inequities55:22 Complicity in the Status Quo: The Challenge of Change56:52 The Power of Love: Healing and Support01:01:40 Navigating Friendships: The Dynamics of Race01:05:24 The Role of Black Women: Power and Responsibility01:09:38 The Importance of Self-Care and Healing01:11:23 Looking Ahead: New Beginnings and Fresh PerspectivesKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifter
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Episode 33: Apparently White Money is Greener; Danish Deception and Black Wealth Struggles
0:00 What Are You Navigating7:25 Topic----What's on the Agenda? is a podcast created to center on and celebrate Black women. It explores topics like wellness, community, religion, misogynoir, and the nuances of our lived experiences. Made by Black girls for Black girls, hosts Raven Martin and Morgan Moore dive into hot topics with nuance and intention. Each conversational and thought-provoking episode fosters a welcoming, intellectually stimulating space for meaningful dialogue.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifter
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Episode 32: Wild Card Ep | What’s On Your Algorithm? | the Epstein Files | Ep.33
In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore a variety of personal and societal themes, including the challenges of balancing work and personal life, the importance of physical health and nutrition, and the emotional struggles of vulnerability. They also delve into current events, celebrity culture, and the role of experts in media, emphasizing the need for informed discussions in today's complex world. The conversation is rich with personal anecdotes and reflections, making it relatable and thought-provoking for listeners.What's on the Agenda? is a podcast created to center on and celebrate Black women. It explores topics like wellness, community, religion, misogynoir, and the nuances of our lived experiences. Made by Black girls for Black girls, hosts Raven Martin and Morgan Moore dive into hot topics with nuance and intention. Each conversational and thought-provoking episode fosters a welcoming, intellectually stimulating space for meaningful dialogue.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifter
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Episode 31: "I Am Not My Hair" | Embracing Our Natural Hair as a Politic | Black Women and Hair Struggles
What's on the Agenda? is a podcast created to center on and celebrate Black women. It explores topics like wellness, community, religion, misogynoir, and the nuances of our lived experiences. Made by Black girls for Black girls, hosts Raven Martin and Morgan Moore dive into hot topics with nuance and intention. Each conversational and thought-provoking episode fosters a welcoming, intellectually stimulating space for meaningful dialogue.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at [email protected] us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifter
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A show by, for, and with Black women. Unpack the state of Black women with us with depth, honesty, and a touch of fun. From religion and wellness, to misogynoir and community, we cover it all with critical thought and light hearted vibes.
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Morgan Moore, Raven Martin
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