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And just like that.......We're Back! Welcome to season three of the Go Off, Sis podcast from Refinery29's Unbothered. Fall is here and with that so is our favorite part of it..Homecoming season. We're celebrating all things HBCU, gathering some amazing guests for the culture, and even creating our own sorority for the Unbothered U sisterhood. Tune in weekly to hear us Go Off, Sis.
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In this special bonus episode, we're reading off Black women's resume and demanding the credit we deserve for keeping ourselves (AND everyone around us) together. Black women are essential to this world, but are we really treating ourselves like we are? It’s time for an honest talk about setting boundaries, the self-talk myths that keep us up at night, and why rest is so damn complicated. We also check in with Antebellum actress Kiersey Clemons for an *essential* conversation about preserving our peace, giving up privacy for queer representation, and why we need more Black girls on the golf course.
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Whether we're linking up, social distancing, or just trying to stay sane, summer 2020 is still going to be a season! This episode we're giving you the summer guide on how to live your best life from the inside out. We're talking everything from staying safe in the sun and natural hair care to our summer playlist and who's on the grill at the cookout.
We also check in with our summer sister Keke Palmer, who gives us a lesson on keeping that same energy. She stops by to tell us all about how she's communing, creating, and challenging herself this year – from new music and comedy to stunting on the gram in a new wig every week.
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In this episode, we're taking on the A word: Allyship.
As we face a reckoning within and around the Black community, we're linking up for a special "just family" conversation to talk allyship and what it means to us as Black women in media today. From celebrating our collective power to sharing the real frustration we feel when people get it wrong, we talk performance vs. action, the pros and cons of White friends and partners, and try to figure out why everyone suddenly wants to call us BIPOC.
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In this week's episode, we're asking ourselves: Can the Black legacy be multifaceted? And who exactly gets to decide?
We're joined by Insecure star and self-described 'truth teller' Amanda Seales to talk about the complications of Black excellence, who's allowed to win, and what happens when one of us stumbles. So pick your players, because we're taking on our biggest icons, caping for our messiest problematic faves, and debating who's *really* for the culture.
This episode was recorded May 22, 2020
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In observance of the recent tragedies in the Black communities, and in solidarity with the voices who need to be most heard right now, this episode is simply a word.
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In this week's episode, we're talking straight money, no chaser. Whether you're flexing on the gram or saving up this summer, It's time we have an honest conversation about money, being a boss, and all that comes with it in today's reality. From Black women breadwinners and salary negotiations, to why our parents never talked to us about 401k or joint checking accounts, we delve into the culturally complicated dynamics of getting that paper. We're also joined by the ultimate boss, Golden-Globe winning actress Tracee Ellis Ross, who gives us a sermon on knowing your worth, conquering her imposter syndrome, and winning for ALL of us.
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It's time to light that sage and break out the energy crystals. In this episode, we're discussing spirituality, self-care, and all the things that are keeping us sane right now. As millennial black women find new paths of self-discovery today, we're talking about keeping the faith – in ourselves and each other. We also pull up a seat at the table for the unmatched multi-hyphenate actress/singer/activist Janelle Monáe, who gives us a word on moving with grace, gratefulness, and a style game that we can all worship
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In this season 2 kickoff, your faves are back and ready to start the season with some real talk about that 'rona. Talking everything from WFH life and social distancing to the widespread effect on our communities around the world, we’re bringing you the quarantine content you want, from the sis you need right now. We also do a wellness check with the OG sis - actress, producer and entrepreneur Tia Mowry, who gives us a whole word on being present, vulnerable, and most of all, real right now.
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We're Back! Welcome to season two of the Go Off, Sis podcast from Refinery29's Unbothered. This season, we're bringing new names, new gains, and a few new surprise guests, but don't worry – we're still the home for Black women's voices to be heard and shared, together. Tune in every Thursday to hear us Go Off, Sis.
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