Ladies Doing Stuff Podcast

Unfiltered: The Reality of Being a Creator and Entrepreneur

🙌🏾 Welcome to our first live episode of Ladies Doing Stuff with your hosts, Cheram and Aamber Aleyna! We’re super excited to dive into the wild ride of being a creator and entrepreneur, especially as women of color. In this episode, we’re getting real about the highs and lows we face in our creative and entrepreneurial journeys. We’ll share the thrill of launching new projects and the tough times when things don’t go as planned. We’re also talking about the tricky business of doing favors—when it feels right to help out and when it’s better to stand your ground. Plus, we’ll spill the tea on moments we were tempted to compromise our morals to get the job done and how we handled those tough choices. Join us for a fun, honest chat that’s sure to resonate with creator entrepreneurs everywhere. Whether you’re just starting out or have been in the game for a while, you’ll find plenty of insights and laughs.

The Break Up Playbook

We're diving deep into the world of breakups—both romantic and professional. We've got an extra special treat for you on this episode of Ladies Doing Stuff! We're joined by our amazing friend and special guest, Chasity Saunders! Together, we'll navigate the twists, turns, and tears to find the perfect break up protocol. First things first Aamber and Cheram get real about the ups and downs of romantic breakups. From the tears to the triumphs, we're sharing our own stories and spilling the tea on how we've managed to pick ourselves up and keep moving forward. We'll share loads of practical tips for getting through heartache with grace. We're also tackling the wild ride of career shifts. With Chasity's insights and our own experiences, we're dishing out advice on how to navigate professional break ups like a boss. So grab your favorite snack, cozy up, and join us for a chat that's equal parts heart-to-heart and girl talk. Whether you're going through a breakup, a career change, or just need a little pick-me-up, this episode is packed with love, laughs, and plenty of wisdom to help you conquer whatever the year throws your way!

That's what he said, now here's the TRUTH

They say us Ladies are complex, emotional, and hard to figure out...but are we thoooooough? On more than one occasion, Cheram and Aamber have put in overtime trying to figure out what men ACTUALLY mean when they say things. When he says, "I ain't trippin" after you talk to his friend a little too long. Or when you're not dating exclusively and he says, "I'm cool it." Is he? What does he really mean? We brought in some men that are experts at being men to find out 😂 Welcome Oguike @uncleguike and Kennedy @Kingkennedyhart to the studio to drop some XY chromosome knowledge for the Ladies!

Breaking Bad Habits

Are our bad habits really that bad? Is it too late for us to change? Cheram lives life as an i-n-d-e-p-e-n-d-e-n-t woman, and trusts no one. Aamber sees you trying, acknowledges your efforts, and reserves the right let you know it's not good enough. Is it really that big a deal? Alright, maybe life as unprotected Black women in a big city has left us with a few scars and a bit of a complex. This episode we both take a hard look in a mirror and break down our "unhelpful" habits, while we dish about the challenges that have come out of living together and confronting who we really are in the process. Follow us on IG and TikTok: @ladiesdoingstuff

Is it Too Late to Apologize?

Why is it that we always seem to get the apology we've been waiting for a little too late? We've already started the healing process, journaled about you, talked to our friends about every shady thing you've done and NOW you choose to write a 6-page letter with a half apology? Not that we're talking from experience or anything... Join in with Cheram and Aamber as they share their perspectives on receiving and giving apologies.  Is it ever too late to apologize? Follow us on IG, Threads, and TikTok: @ladiesdoingstuff Leave us a review and subscribe to always know when what The Ladies are up to next.