There is one thing that is certain in this life if you are born and that is that you will die. But often we avoid planning for our death as if it’s the plaque. In this episode we discuss why not planning is still a plan.

As an employee one of the biggest questions we have is “am I being compensated adequately for the work I’m performing?”

As a smalI minority business owner we can often devalue ourselves for the sake of getting business. With all the other factors that are against minority businesses, as the owner it’s important to know your worth.

Whenever you are at a crossroads of making a big decision in your life there will be chatter, both in support of your dreams and against it. Our guest Tanya Harris, owner of My Forking Life, discusses her journey on how she went from a job as an attorney to a fulfilling and thriving career as a food vlogger.

2020 has been quite the year, and not in a good way .COVID, protests, riots, Trump… On this week's podcast find out ways to Relax, Relate, and Release through it all.

Licensed Psychologist and Assistant Professor, Charity Brown-Griffin, shares insight into how the COVID-19 pandemic brought educational disparities to the forefront, particularly for minorities and families with less access to resources.

On this week's podcast we wrap up Mental Health Awareness month with two expert guests to continue conversations on the important topic of mental health and the impacts stress can have on the mind and body.

In this episode, we have straight talk with expert therapist Todd Malloy, about men, the stigma regarding seeking assistance with mental (and sexual) health issues and also discuss how to change our tune in approaching these conversations.

On this episode we’re discussing struggling with being healthy and how choosing not to put your health as a priority impacts your quality of life and your duckets.

On this week's podcast we talk to two fitness specialist about healthy ways to get that summer body, body image issues, and the likelihood of that perfect hourglass body you crave on social media being cosmetically enhanced.

On this episode we’re discussing Black Tax - the expected income black professionals give to their families to support them

In this season of dealing with the coronavirus and its impact on our nation and the world, we wanted to provide some resources to help navigate the uncertainties.

On this episode we’re discussing the familiar saying, “Keeping up with the Joneses.”

Hey D&D Fam! Welcome to the first episode of Divas and Duckets™.