Reclaiming My Power

Happy 1 Year Anniversary Reclaiming My Power Podcast & Happy Birthday to me! We made it! 1 year in and so many to go! I appreciate you all for the love and continued support throughout this journey. This episode is the beginning of an end. One that I thought would kill me. An experience that should've ended me. In this episode Jae and I sit down and discuss the miscarriage we suffered last year. Much needed to bury the past and move into the future with no looking back. I pray you enjoy. Please comment, like & subscribe.  #wocpodcasts #miscarriage #movingforward #love #support #anniversary #love #applepodcast #spotify 

We’ve made it guys! The Season Finale is here. Thank you all for sticking with me throughout this season. This was a season of learning, patience and overall, trusting myself on the mic. Can’t wait to see what Season 2 has in store. ⁣ ⁣ For the season finale me and my guest hosts discussed SEX. It’s taboo in Black households to have this talk amongst family. Ultimately leaving one to find out how to navigate sexually from outside sources such as friends, tv and social media. When did you receive the Birds and the Bees talk at home? What were your views on sex growing up? ⁣ ⁣ ‘The Sex Talk’. You won’t be disappointed. As the generations are growing discussions like this are necessary and very important to have. We want healthy relationships with sex. Let’s make a habit of opening up so our children don’t suffer the same fates as we did. ⁣ ⁣ Peace, love and laughter. ⁣ ⁣ - Dia ⁣ Guest Hosts @amomentwitha @shaunciology @_blvck.king_ @theoriginalplaymaker @levys.empire56 Produced by @theaveragejoemedia ⁣

Ladies!!!! Is it the way he smells? Or is it that tailored suit that makes him look good enough to eat? What is the first thing you notice about a guy? It's the teeth for me! Smiles do it for me!  In this mini episode Akeele and I chat about the things we notice first with men. Ya'll... Akeele is real deal hilarious. Make sure you take some time out of your day to listen in and give us your feedback. We all notice something different or we might just all notice the same things.  Make sure you are following Reclaiming My Power Podcast on Ig @reclaimingmypowerpodcast, Twitter @reclaimmypower and Facebook Page @reclaimingmypowerpodcast. Also be sure to follow Akeele on Ig @amomentwitha, Facebook Page @amomentwitha and on twitter @_Akeele ! Be on the lookout for a new project Akeele and I are launching called 'TOXIC SISTER GANG'. Turning our toxic shit into growth and empowerment. Launching January 2021. Follow the IG page @toxicsistergang 

Aye ladies! So boom! A nice lil baby asks you out on a date  What type of questions do y’all ask? Or do y’all just go for the food? Cause sis we do be hungry! Saturday we got a new episode dropping! Tune in to hear myself and @amomentwitha, the other half of the @toxicsistergang list our first date questions. Fair warning... we are funny as hell! 11/21/2020. Y’all better tune in! Oh yeah... Make sure you also take time to follow @toxicsistergang for a new project Akeele and I are launching. Content dropping the end of this month! https://www.instagram.com/reclaimingmypowerpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/amomentwitha/ https://www.instagram.com/toxicsistergang/

A letter to self on this healing journey

This week we talk sex! Feeling Myself! Unpacking Masturbation Shame. Even the word itself conjures up discomfort for many women. Where does this discomfort and guilt come from? Lack of information. Masturbation is an inherent gift. Feeling stuck creatively? Masturbate. Feeling blue? Masturbate. Can't sleep? Masturbate. Low self esteem? Masturbate. Feel yourself. All of you! This weeks guest hosts are Manda Millions. She can be found on IG @mandamillions on Facebook- Manda Millions and her website where her sex toys can be purchased is whipsandmoans.com We also were joined by Taroy Jackson. His social media is @theoriginalplaymaker, @averagejtpc and @theaveragejoemedia 

Dear Black Men Part 1 was a hit. So I decided to run this episode back. Dear Black Men, who do you need to forgive in order to begin to heal?  What are some of the pressures that you face but rarely talk about? What were you taught about relationships when you were young? How did it help or hinder you? What has been the greatest lesson learned as a father?  On this episode I am joined by the host of Socially THOTful Podcast, Warren and Tyler. They open up and let me into their world as Black Men and answer some tough questions so that I can understand their plight better. As a Black Woman, I feel it is important to get their point of view so that we can love each other better without assumptions or judgement. I hope you enjoy.  Both of these Young men can be found on ig @s.t_podcast (#sociallyTHOTfulpodcast). Tyler's personal Instagram is  @_blvck.king_ and Warren's personal Instagram is @levysicecream. Please make sure you comment, like and subscribe. We would love to hear your thoughts on this episode.  - Dia 

 Every Black woman I’ve known has carried the weight of the world on her shoulders to create a better future for the next generation. We feel guilty for resting. We feel guilty for having weak moments. We feel guilty for wanting me time. We are overworked and underpaid. Constantly throwing on that superwoman cape to save the fucking world. We need to take a step back and hang up the cape to be able to be happy and healthy. But most of us have this nagging voice in the back of our head to do more to prove our worth. But we must remember that we have to prove that we are worthy of our own self-love, and take off the cape. I am worthy of taking a step back and sleeping and dreaming and being idle; I am worthy of the self-love that comes with taking off said cape and take the world off my shoulders for a bit. I do this to create a better future. I do this to help my sisters and my future children know that they are worthy and that they may rest as well. For all of our sakes, sis take off your cape. This weeks guest is Audrey McClendon. You can follow her via social media on Instagram @_audrey_elizabeth_ , follow Marie Anne on Instagram @timarienatirel and follow Dia on Instagram @illuminaughdee. If you aren't following the podcast via social media please make that happen now. @reclaimingmypowerpodcast on all platforms. Please comment, like and subscribe as well. 

Dear Black Men,  Let me start by saying that YOU are incredible human beings. I admire who you are. Your presence. Your grace. Your strength. This episode is all about you. You are a necessary. I am your teammate not competition. This conversation was important to help Black women try to understand your plight. Nothing is going to be an overnight fix, but we must all start somewhere. I love you Black Man.  A special shout out to @campaignszn on ig, @theoriginalplaymaker on ig, @_blvck.king_ & @therealjusblack ! All of you were dope and I appreciate the honesty and great company. I love ya'll.  Please be sure to comment, share and subscribe to the podcast if you have not yet done so! Peace, Love & Light.  -Diana  

How long does it take to drain the life out of a Black man's body? 8 minutes and 46 seconds. 8 bullets took the life of Breonna Taylor as she slept in her bed. N*ggas can't even exercise without being gunned down . This is a STATE OF FUCKING EMERGENCY AMERICA! In episode 10, I sit down with @averagejtpc & @bucleyonair to discuss these recent tragedies. Pain and trauma that we know all too well. Another name added behind a hashtag. Another family grieving. Another ancestor gained.