What’s On The Agenda
This podcast centers the experiences of Black women, discussing topics like religion, wellness, misogynoir, and community. The hosts aim to balance critical analysis with a lighthearted, fun tone. It's a show created by and for Black women, offering honest conversations about the state of being a Black woman today.
Episodes
Episode 50: "God is Trying to Tell You Something" Black Women, Intuition, Autonomy, and Deconstruction | Ep.51
This episode covers a wide-ranging conversation about black womanhood, respectability, movement, and the pressure to treat every life decision as a direct command from God. Mo and Raven connect everyday choices like hair, dancing, work, and dating to larger questions about autonomy, patriarchy, and what it means to live as a whole person.At the center of the discussion is a shared concern
Episode 49: KeKe Palmer and Oprah: A Celebration of Black Joy, Purpose, and Community
This episode explores the cultural and spiritual significance of a pivotal interview between KeKe Palmer and Oprah Winfrey, emphasizing themes of Black excellence, purpose, aging, community, and faith. We dive into the lessons from this moment, how it inspires us, and why celebrating Black womanhood matters.Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAFind our Book recommendations on StoryGra
Episode 48: Summer is Black Death Season - A Public Health Crisis | Black Women Pod | Ep. 49
SummaryThis episode explores the systemic issues affecting Black communities, including violence, public health crises, and community resilience. Morgan and Agenda Pod share personal stories, societal critiques, and actionable ideas for community investment and youth mentorship.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations o
Episode 47: Moms are Struggling: We ALL Can Help
0:00 Introduction 11:22 Career Growth and Negotiation Insights14:16 The Importance of Creativity in Work17:19 Motherhood and Parenting Dynamics28:23 The Protective Nature of Parenthood30:08 Building Core Memories in Parenting32:10 Breaking Generational Curses33:36 The Challenges of Gentle Parenting34:05 The Need for Parenting Infrastructure35:29 Cultural Perspectives on Motherhood37:41 Th
Episode 46: Popcorn Ep. | Voting Act | Meg & Klay | We are all broke | Black Women Pod | Ep. 47
SummaryThis episode dives into the complexities of voting rights, economic struggles, and the importance of community activism. The hosts discuss historical and current challenges in politics, the significance of voting, and strategies for collective resilience. This episode explores the complexities of capitalism, patriarchy, and community, emphasizing the importance of authentic relatio
Episode 45: Domestic Violence is Not a Mental Health Crisis | "It's The Patriarchy" | Black Women Pod | Ep. 46
SummaryThis episode delves into the complex issues of patriarchy, mental health, and violence within the Black community, featuring candid conversations about recent tragedies, societal expectations, and personal growth. The hosts explore how systemic structures influence individual behaviors and the importance of collective accountability and hope for change.Stay in the know!Where to Fin
Episode 44: Be a Heaux Get The Man? | BW & Sexual Autonomy | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 45
This episode explores themes of natural hair politics, sexual autonomy, and cultural narratives around womanhood and beauty. The hosts discuss TikTok conversations on natural hair, the myth of the 'good girl' versus the 'hoe,' and the importance of self-actualization and boundaries in relationships. This episode features an in-depth discussion on sexuality, self-actualization, and societa
Episode 43: Black Women Don’t Age: Black Women and Aging | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 44
Attend Dear Black Women March 18, 2026 12 EST Register HereThis episode dives deep into the ways Black women embrace aging, culture, and community, challenging societal narratives around youth and beauty. It also explores the significance of food, family traditions, and ancestral connections that sustain Black culture across generations.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag:
Episode 42: ANTM: Wanna be on Top? Surviving Capitalism not Tyra | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 43
In this episode, the hosts discuss the growth of their podcast, personal struggles, and the importance of community support. They reflect on their faith and church attendance, the impact of current global events, and the challenges of surviving capitalism. The conversation also touches on the influence of parenthood on financial decisions, the courage needed to stand up against societal n
Episode 41: Setting Yourself back to Set Yourself up for the Future| Black Girl Pod | Ep. 42
In this episode, the hosts explore themes of empowerment, self-trust, and the complexities of modern relationships. They discuss the importance of navigating parenthood, dismantling patriarchal structures, and embracing discomfort as a part of personal growth. The conversation emphasizes the significance of community support and ancestral connections in guiding individuals on their journe
Episode 40: Black Girls Fighting Over Men and Boys - What Choice Did We Have? | WOTA | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 41
This conversation explores the complexities of food relationships, personal growth, and the societal pressures faced by black women. The hosts discuss the importance of living authentically, navigating cultural expectations, and the impact of historical context on current dynamics. They reflect on their high school experiences, the role of environment in relationships, and the need for ed
Episode 39: Count your days, Ulta | RIP Alex Pretti | Shannon Sharpe & Ryan Davis | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 40
In this conversation, the Raven and Morgan discuss a range of topics from Fetty Wap's release from prison to the emotional challenges of navigating relationships and community. They reflect on the current social and political climate, addressing issues of systemic racism, the role of religion, and the consequences of political choices. The conversation also touches on consumer expectation
Episode 38: What If Your Therapist Said You and Your Partner Should Break Up? | WOTA | Black Girl Pod | Ep. 39
In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore themes of personal growth, self-care, and the challenges of relationships. They discuss the importance of choosing oneself, navigating transitions, and the complexities of love and effort. The dialogue also touches on societal expectations and the need for self-awareness in pursuing personal goals.Stay in the know!Where to WOTAOfficial H
Episode 37: Freeing Women from Shame Based Theology W. Kimberly Bulgin | Ep. 38
SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Kimberly Bouldin, founder of the House of Women, discusses her mission to liberate women from shame-based theologies and empower them to embrace their identities. The hosts explore themes of deconstruction, the impact of societal and religious expectations on women, and the importance of creating safe spaces within church communities. They delve into
Episode 36: 2026 Podcast Visioning Board Party | How to Prepare for the New Year | Ep. 37
In this episode, Agenda Pod and Morgan discuss their reflections and plans for the new year, focusing on personal growth, intentional living, and the importance of decentering societal expectations. They share insights on navigating life changes, setting goals, and embracing self-care while challenging traditional norms.Keywordsnew year, personal growth, intentional living, self-care, soc
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