LaYinka Speaks

Latest Episodes:

Black Folk: This Is Our Work Oct 25, 2020

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With so much focus on anti-blackness and racism for the last few months, it's easy for black folk to forget the very work we need to do, and in this episode I open up about how important it is.

Anti-Racism: Doing The Work Sep 25, 2020

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The hype around anti-racism may have died down, but we still have work to do, and in this episode I share the very work non-black folk should be doing.

My Truth Around Racism Aug 25, 2020

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If you've watched the racism episode of Honest Tea Talk, you might have drawn some negative conclusions about me. This episode of LaYinka Speaks will shed light on some truths you weren't aware of.

Trust in the Master's Masterplan Jul 28, 2020

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Sometimes things happen and we struggle to grasp the wisdom behind it. In this episode, I share what I hope to be a balm of hope for you.

The Issue of Trust Jun 24, 2020

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In this episode, LaYinka brings some home truths about the issue of trust, and the root issue being something you might not have considered.

What Will They Say About You May 26, 2020

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In this episode, LaYinka gets honest about why she embarked on her change journey, and the lessons you can take from it to embark on yours, too.

Emotional Literacy Apr 26, 2020

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In this episode, LaYinka deep dives into the topic of emotional literacy, why it's important, the impact of not having it, and how to foster and develop it.

The Problem With Superwoman Syndrome Mar 25, 2020

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In this episode, LaYinka speaks about what you could be teaching your loved ones on how to treat you, and the main question — is that way serving you?

Only God Can Judge Me Feb 23, 2020

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In this episode, LaYinka speaks about why the statement “Only God can judge me” is a fallacy, and what it invites you to reflect on.

Letting Go Of Pain Jan 29, 2020

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In this episode, LaYinka talks about pain in depth, including why some people could be holding on to pain for months, years, or decades.