Join your host, as she dives into the means of navigating healthy romantic relationships within the back community. Questions like; Why is it hard to find that “black love” ? What are the struggles? What qualities make a healthy relationship? How do our parents and families affect how we view relationships? and so much more. Press play to begin your listen, and welcome to Neshelle's Audio xoxo Do you like podcasts!? Then Tune into Neshelles audio! You can find it on Apple Podcast, Youtube, and Spotify ! Links for all separate platforms, and the overall linktree link can be found below👇🏾 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/NeshellesAudio🍎: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/neshelles-audio/id1657756405Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Max0jzGPW5NGrnm5YN1tIYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpzqf0D44fIhqtlaKErLrqw

In this episode your host Anieya, and her guest Jamel will discuss the ups and downs of being an older sibling. The sibling arguments, second parenting, self helping, and some things that don't come new to being an older sibling. Tune in, to hear them be discussed here.

As the school year is yet again approaching, in this episode your host gives a number of Do's and Dont's on how to survive a PWI (predominately white institution), as a Minority! She gives out a couple great tips, and also gives advice to black minorities on how to not let the phrase "You should have just went to an HBCU (Historical black college-University)" affect them.

This episode dives into the topic of forgiveness, while touching on not only its importance but how to navigate through the challenges it may cause someone. This episode follows your host; Anieya, and features special guest; Jamel Jones!

This episode highlights 5 main affirmations that black men should remind themselves and share on to others:

1. Black men selfcare is not too "feminine"
2. Black men you are not a stereotype
3. Black men it is okay to cry
4. Black men deserve healthy love too.
5. Black men you are valued