Conversations with the Royal Empress

Are the majority of Black Women destined to remain single?

This week the ladies of Conversations with The Royal Empress are talking about relationships. This conversation was inspired by a book published by Shawn James, where he explores why he believes 70% of Black Women are single. Well do the Empresses agree? Or do they think there is a lot more to it. Listen in, and let us know your thoughts.

Rising Above Emotion

Join the ladies of Conversations with The Royal Empress along with special guest Co-Host Empress Akilah Nehanda, as they discuss rising above emotion into the thinking of God, and transcending the Ego.  

A Conversation with Cassiopeia Uhuru, Co-Founder of The Black Mall

Cassiopeia Co-Founder of The Black Mall speaks on the importance spending the black dollar in the black community!

Loving a Narcissist: A recipe for dysfunction?

It takes a mental health diagnosis to declare a person a narcissist, and in many instances, it never happens because most people with Narcissistic Personality Disorders do not recognize that they have a problem. This can lead to an uphill battle trying to actually love and share relationships with such a person. Join the ladies of the Royal Empress, along with Dr. Steffie Turner as they discuss the signs and characteristics of a narcissist and explore is it possible to have successful relationships with this type of personality.

Stop the Self Hate: Promote Self Love

Why is there so much hatred of self in the Black Community? Isn't it time we begin the process of healing and loving one another? The ladies are discussing it, and we invite you on a mission with us to promote Black on Black Love!

Eggshell Friendships Are your friendships toxic?:

Friendships weighing you down? Have you evaluated your friendships to determine if you have friends or frienemys?

An Interview with Akili Graham Muhammad, MD: Do we need a Spiritual Approach to Medicine?

The ladies of Conversation with The Royal Empress have a candid conversation with Dr. Akili Graham Muhammad.  Listen in as we cover a range of topics from the broken health care industry, is there a spiritual and wholistic approach to medicine that's best, and how the book "How to Eat to Live" helped to spark his love again for Medicine and transformed how he approached Medicine and how to treat patients.  The list of topics is vast and you may just look at your health care differently.  Join in and chime in on this Conversation. 

DISCLAIMER: None of the ideas, and or opinions expressed in this recording should be relied on or construed as Medical advice. If you are experiencing any type of medical issues or an emergency you should seek medical assistance. Nothing in this recording should be construed as the  establishment of a Doctor Patient relationship with any viewer/and or listener. 

Blame it on the Alcohol?

Blame it on the Alcohol. Is there widespread dependency on Alchohol in the Black Community? Do we really need a drink to have a good time? The ladies of The Royal Empress are having a Conversation about it.

Is the Black Man Under Siege, and Ultimately the Black Community?

Is the Black Man Under Siege in America, and ultimately the entire Black Community? Passions are super high on this episode, and some fairly raw emotions will be displayed.

Parenting Older Children

The ladies are discussing a personal issue in this weeks podcast.  Parenting older children.  In this impromptu podcast the ladies are letting you listen to a private converesation, that turned into today's podcast.  They get real, and transparent as they discuss the dilema's, fears, and difficulties that come with parenting older children.  Parenting does not end when the child turns 18.