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Join close friends Charla Lauriston and Lauren Domino on their hunt for the ‘secrets’ that have helped black women flourish through the bullsh*t. They connect with guests over shared experie...

In this very special season finale episode we’ve got some personal news for you all that we’ve been getting ready to share for some time. Le...

Charla and Lauren get a lot of questions from listeners about how to sell a podcast. They might not have all the answers, but in this episod...

We may recognize the political symbolism of an afro or a “future is female” shirt, but cultural historian Tanisha Ford sees a political mean...

Growing up in Agusta County Georgia, Raquel Willis didn’t find the language for what was so different about her gender experience until youn...

Charla and Lauren are tired of environmentalism constantly being associated with white activists. This week 18-year-old climate justice orga...

In this second installment of our two-parter on managing grief, Charla and Lauren talk with Detroit community leader Espy Thomas aka Etta Fl...

Black women are constantly exposed to death in our private lives and in the media, but we rarely talk about the process of grieving. Lauren...

These days it seems like everyone is trying to channel their inner spirituality or witchiness. Charla and Lauren have gotten increasingly cu...

Lauren has been waiting for this episode since the day this podcast was conceived. This week we’re unpacking the increasingly popular lifest...

In the past few years pole dancing has become more visible than ever in movies, on social media, and at concerts for artists like Summer Wal...

Charla and Lauren may be exhausted by the state of Black pandering in the 2020 election but we’ve tapped a big wig in electoral politics to...

When Teen Vogue editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner told her mother she wanted to leave Brown Deer, Wisconsin to build a career in fashio...

Third time's the charm, we'll be back with season 3 March 12th! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for informatio...

In the season two finale, we talk Black Liberation and activism. With the election year in full swing, how do we maintain a sense of hope as...

Success can often be used against black women, especially while dating. Charla and Lauren have experiences that have left them being labeled...

When did you realize how much physical space you took up? Lauren first became aware of her body after an awkward childhood encounter. Self d...

Charla and Lauren love a good scam. They bring on the Scam Goddess Laci Mosley to give tips on what it takes to be an ethical scammer, espec...

When Charla learned more about budgeting and finances, it changed how she talked about money forever. After all, who hasn’t made ‘getting be...

Mikki Kendall is an author, activist, cultural critic and more. She’s written several books and created the viral Twitter hashtag #Solidarit...

Charla started this podcast in hopes to have conversations she wanted more of when it felt like the country was falling apart. Talking to fe...

When it comes to make up, Charla and Lauren love it but wouldn’t necessarily call themselves an expert. So they bring on Kisha Augustine, a...

What does it mean to be a gentrifier? Charla and Lauren contemplate what this means when you are a black woman moving to a city like New Yor...

Charla and Lauren have had their fair share of experiences with going to the doctor. Recently, some of their friends have been dealing with...

What does it mean to be a woman? It’s a question that Charla and Lauren hadn’t thought too much about until their conversation with Ericka H...

In our season 2 premiere Charla and Lauren talk about their struggle with confidence. Producer, playwright and journalist Bim Adewunmi has a...

We're coming back November 14th! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use...

In this season 1 finale, Charla and Lauren reminisce on the journey to making this show and how in some ways, it’s one step on the road to b...

When Charla and Lauren decided to do a podcast, they wanted it to be a space where they didn’t have to apologize for who they were. That’s w...

Charla and Lauren have used Twitter to follow people they admire while learning information that they might not have found elsewhere. That’s...

There’s something freeing about realizing that no one really knows what they are talking about. Charla felt a particular sense of freedom wh...

Therapy is a staple in Charla and Lauren’s life. They use it as a way to not only deal with major life incidents, but everyday maintenance....

Lauren loves astrology and Charla does too; but in a more cautiously optimistic way. One of the things they like the most about it is how it...

This was a tough one for Charla and Lauren to chat about. Maybe it’s because so often when we talk about sex and power, black women are seen...

When there’s an obstacle between you and your dreams, what steps do you take to conquer it? A life changing quote covers Charla’s desktop ba...

Relationships, whether you’re in one or not, are a tough thing to navigate. Charla and Lauren have the bad date stories to prove it. Cultura...

After a long day of work, Charla and Lauren love to chill. Sleep keeps Charla balanced, Lauren loves a good bathtub session and our guest Ta...

What happens when the standard of black beauty isn’t quite black? Charla and Lauren discuss how social media has affected their journey to s...

When Charla and Lauren first met, they were two of three black women in their department. They share stories of being in a white workspace w...

Each week, Charla Lauriston and Lauren Domino center the stories of love, sex, work, fame and more by asking, how do the black women we admi...