From the power of a good hook to the importance of audio quality, I’ll also touch on how building an online community and gathering listener feedback can elevate your podcast to new heights.
Inspired by an article from Newsweek, we break down how financial hardship, social isolation, and loss of civic knowledge are shaking the very foundations of this iconic ideal.
We’re diving into the tough, but oh-so-relatable topic of social exclusion.
In this episode, we're exploring the controversial topic of respectability politics and its impact on marginalized communities. We'll unpack key examples, including Billy Porter's recent social media backlash and the troubling narrative of "Black Jobs."
Welcome to episode six of The Ajayi Effect Podcast! Join me and special guest and Friend Asha as we explore the importance of friendships, how they shape our lives, and the lessons learned along the way. From the joy of companionship to navigating the challenges of betrayal and estrangement, this episode covers it all.
This time around, we delve deep into the complex themes of likability, authenticity, and the unique challenges faced by public figures like Amanda Seales and Angel Reese.
In this episode, we consider Mental Health Awareness Month and delve into the impact of stress on Black women in the workplace. From microaggressions to the pressure to overachieve, Black women often face unique challenges that affect their well-being.
'm diving into the complexities of loneliness and exploring the transformative power of community building. We're reflecting on celebrity insights, including Michael B. Jordan's candid discussion about the challenges of loneliness despite fame.
In our second episode, we dive deep into the compelling story of Reesa Teesa. Reesa's viral TikTok series about her tumultuous marriage and eventual escape captivated millions, shedding light on crucial issues like desirability in dating, anti-fatness, loneliness, and more. The question is, can AI keep online daters safe?
In our very first episode, we dive deep into a compelling conversation with Asha, a vibrant New Yorker who profoundly changed Dupé's outlook on life.