Invisible Booth Stories

In this episode we talk about the hidden memories of my mother. Stories tucked away for too long. It’s time to make them visible again and known! Oh! And how it’s time to just Love the one Ones you love even if some of them make it hard for you to do!

An invisible story about that knowingly piece of “you” that You try to deny or hide away that knows something has got to change. But is it you? Or is it the circumstance? Today we have a story on figuring out when it’s time to say goodbye, to yesterday’s dream.

This episodes Invisible Booth Story dives into Anxiety. The birth. Discovery and Trauma of it and learning that everything will be okay.

Invisible Booth Stories. A weekly set of stories interviews, and discussions from the perspective of people of color about what life is like In Living Color.  This week in our part one of our two-parter episode: Dorian, our first co-host/ guest aka. Mr. Thought Professor, musician and artists, and myself tackle some tough questions that we face today within the black community.  Things like.... Black Women? Celebrating Black Women!??? Can white guys celebrate us? We dive into a white Youtuber Channel that is dedicated to his love and profession of black women....  Also while tackling the controversial, being, PRO- BLACK?. What does it mean? Are we black enough to be pro-black if we date outside of our race?  If you want to follow Dorian, aka. Mr. Thought Professor himself, check him out out on Twitter and Instagram: @Dorianmuscre8  And as always share and like our podcast!  Thanks for listening! Mesi, Invisible Booth Stories 

Shenanigans:Why Do Black People Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Things that make me go hmmmmm?!? • We Buy Black! Supporting Black Owned Businesses • To All My Dreamers: Live The Life You’ve Always Imagined - Note to people struggling towards a goal.

Invisible Booth Stories: A weekly set of stories, interviews, and discussions from the perspective of people of colour about what life is like In Living Colour. Today’s episode reflects on the college cheating scandal that has hit the airwaves. Hey All! I’m your host Eose & I went to one of the top Ivy League schools caught up in the scandal, and when I heard about the scandal I was angry but then I cried - I did. Why you ask? Well it made me reflect on my own journey as a woman of colour. Getting into the Ivy League school was a challenge alone- having battling homelessness, starvation, to cover the cost to get into the school, application fees, traveling expenses for interviews etc- but I was faced with an even more of a challenge once I gain admittance from the “Elite” -making it known that I didn’t belong and I had to prove it every day that I was good ENOUGH to be there. So when the scandal broke I was left w a lot of emotions. I didn’t know where to place it - so instead of sweeping it away - I deci