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The Purple Kool-Aid Podcast with Lois Lane Miami


Buckle up for an unfiltered, thought-provoking ride through the human experience. The Purple Kool-Aid Podcast is a raw and candid exploration of life’s routines, ambitions, and the deep longing for something beyond the mundane. Host Lois Lane Miami dives into self-made success stories, personal growth, and the unconventional paths that challenge the norm.


With a stream-of-consciousness style that’s both philosophical and grounded, each episode peels back the layers of modern life, questioning the status quo and seeking adventure, meaning, and self-discovery. Whether it’s setting boundaries, embracing gratitude, or refusing to settle for the ordinary, this is the podcast for those who think differently, dream bigger, and crave more from life.


Take a sip and let me take you on a trip—because here, we don’t just sip the Kool-Aid, we make our own.

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  • Friend or User? The Patterns People Ignore
    Dec 18 2025

    In this episode, I talk about how to recognize when someone you consider a friend may be trying to use you—specifically within female friendships and social circles.

    This isn’t about labeling people or assuming bad intent. It’s about observing patterns of behavior over time and learning to trust what your intuition is already picking up on. I discuss common signs such as one-sided effort, transactional favors, inconsistent communication, and friendships that only activate when someone wants something from you.

    I also explain why I avoid diagnosing people or using clinical labels, and why I believe paying attention to repeated behavior is more useful than overanalyzing personality traits. Not everyone who attempts to use others succeeds, and awareness plays a big role in protecting your time, energy, and boundaries.

    If you’ve ever felt confused, drained, or unsure about where you stand in a friendship, this episode is meant to offer clarity, perspective, and reassurance—without judgment or overcomplication.



    What Do You Think? Send me a Message

    Support the show

    Connect with Me:

    • Email: info@purplekoolaid.com
    • TikTok: @LoisLaneMiami
    • Instagram: @LoisLaneMiami
    • Website: PurpleKoolaid.com

    Credits:

    • Hosted by: Lois Lane Miami
    • Produced by: Angela Beasley
    • Music by: Lois Lane Miami

    Support the Podcast:

    • Support us on Patreon: Coming Soon
    • Buy our merchandise: Purple Koolaid Media

    Call to Action:

    • Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeartRadio !
    • Share this episode with your friends and family.

    Episode Links:

    • Resource 1
    • Resource 2

    Legal:

    • All opinions expressed in this episode are personal and do not reflect the views of any organizations.
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    14 m
  • You Can’t Fill a Black Hole — So Stop Trying
    Nov 20 2025

    You Can’t Fill a Black Hole — So Stop Trying

    In this episode, I dive into the emotional, mental, and spiritual exhaustion that comes from dealing with what I call “black holes of need”—people, workplaces, relationships, or entire systems that can never be satisfied, no matter how much you give.

    I open up about my own stress, my struggles with workplace hierarchy, and the pressure to accept environments that drain you. I also explore the myth of “lazy generations,” the power dynamics behind those stereotypes, and the universal truth that toxic expectations exist everywhere.

    You’ll learn how black holes of need operate—through manipulation, guilt, fake praise, and endless demands—and how to recognize when you’re being pulled into one. Most importantly, I share practical, real-life strategies for protecting your time, energy, sanity, and self-worth.

    This episode is for anyone who has ever felt:

    •overworked and underappreciated

    •guilty for setting boundaries

    •pressured to overperform

    •manipulated by praise followed by demands

    •emotionally drained by people who take and never give

    •stuck in environments where exhaustion is glorified

    If you’ve ever wondered why certain jobs, relationships, or people leave you feeling depleted, this episode will feel like someone finally put your experience into words.

    Your time is valuable. Your energy is irreplaceable. And you can’t fill a black hole—so stop trying.

    Tune in, take a breath, and reclaim your power.

    Host: Lois Lane (Miami) | The Purple Kool-Aid Podcast

    What Do You Think? Send me a Message

    Support the show

    Connect with Me:

    • Email: info@purplekoolaid.com
    • TikTok: @LoisLaneMiami
    • Instagram: @LoisLaneMiami
    • Website: PurpleKoolaid.com

    Credits:

    • Hosted by: Lois Lane Miami
    • Produced by: Angela Beasley
    • Music by: Lois Lane Miami

    Support the Podcast:

    • Support us on Patreon: Coming Soon
    • Buy our merchandise: Purple Koolaid Media

    Call to Action:

    • Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeartRadio !
    • Share this episode with your friends and family.

    Episode Links:

    • Resource 1
    • Resource 2

    Legal:

    • All opinions expressed in this episode are personal and do not reflect the views of any organizations.
    Más Menos
    19 m
  • What’s Wrong with Humans?
    Oct 14 2025

    In this episode, I talk about how backwards people have become — the way they think, react, and ignore what’s happening right in front of them. I came across a story about 60 trafficked children in Tampa, and it broke me. Then I looked around and realized… this kind of pain is everywhere. Homeless people on the corners, kids in broken systems, veterans sleeping on sidewalks — and somehow, people still find time to argue about politics and religion while pretending not to see what’s real.

    I’m not trying to preach — I’m trying to understand. How did humans become so numb? So disconnected? We scroll past suffering and convince ourselves we’re good people because we “care” about faraway problems. But what about the people right here who need us?

    This episode isn’t about negativity — it’s about awareness. It’s me asking why humanity has lost its heart, and what it would take for us to turn it back on.

    🎙️ I’m Lois Lane Miami, and this is The Purple Kool-Aid Podcast


    What Do You Think? Send me a Message

    Support the show

    Connect with Me:

    • Email: info@purplekoolaid.com
    • TikTok: @LoisLaneMiami
    • Instagram: @LoisLaneMiami
    • Website: PurpleKoolaid.com

    Credits:

    • Hosted by: Lois Lane Miami
    • Produced by: Angela Beasley
    • Music by: Lois Lane Miami

    Support the Podcast:

    • Support us on Patreon: Coming Soon
    • Buy our merchandise: Purple Koolaid Media

    Call to Action:

    • Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and iHeartRadio !
    • Share this episode with your friends and family.

    Episode Links:

    • Resource 1
    • Resource 2

    Legal:

    • All opinions expressed in this episode are personal and do not reflect the views of any organizations.
    Más Menos
    24 m
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