In recognition of pride month, Mindphucked dedicated the second episode of “Oh to Be Black in America” to the black LGBTQ community. Second time guest, Cameron Ferrel, joins Bria , Evion, and LMSW Shay Alexander, to discuss the recent brutal beating of trans woman Iyana Dior in Minneapolis and whether the black LGBTQ movement needs separated from BLM. Evion and Cameron give testimony on their experiences coming up black and gay while also shedding light on the taboo of black males coming out.

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United We Stand Divided We Fall

In honor of Pride month, Bria and her guest Nicco have a discussion about the stigma surrounding bisexual men. The two talk about the glorification of bisexual women but the shame put on bisexual men. Nicco gives a positive testimony about his decision to live in his truth a few years ago and, Bria asks Nicco whether he believes the black LGBTQ community and Black Lives matter have worked to become cohesive over this last year.

Down Low

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Bria shares a brave testimony about being admitted into a psychiatric hospital. Bria is completely transparent about her traumatic experiences and how she affected by her hospital stay. Bria sheds light on why Mindphucked was created and the ways she continues to cope with her struggle with mental health.

The Time I Lost My Mind

This Thursday on Mindphucked, Bria brings the topic of the alpha and the beta personality to the table. AJ Burton and Veronica Caldwell return to the studio to talk about what makes a person an alpha and what makes them a beta. The three discuss how these personalities play out in intimate relationships and share which personality they believe they identify with most.

The Alpha & The Beta

Mindphucked returns for the month of April with a sequel to episode 17, "I Know Real Hos", featuring Veronica Caldwell of Rein Therapy Candle Co., & returning guest AJ Burton. AJ shares a male perspective on sex work and his opinion on the long-term effects the industry places on mental health. This sequel focuses on the mental health implications when engaging in the industry while also highlighting the stigma that is fueled by sexism.

I Know Real Hos Pt. II

For the first time ever, Bria is joined by ay an all-male guest cast. In this highly informative but entertaining episode Guests Darrell Strong and AJ Burton help Bria break down the current state of black America in a political sense. Together the three discuss their voting choices in this past election and the previous ones. Bria picks both men's brains to get to the bottom of their favor for Trump. Guest Darrell, goes into detail about the issue of the media's presence in politics.

The Ethical Paradox of Politics in Black America

This week on Mindphucked, Bria hosted a Pre "Galentine's" with guests' Brionna Banks (A.K.A Hillary), Adrian Campbell of Adrian Ra'Nise Slays, and Chazney Bailey. The girls discuss the dating scene in KC, their bare minimums when dating, and how many chances are "Too Many" when in a relationship. Also, Brionna talks about her new single, "I Like" and the process of her up incoming rap career.

Galentines

Bria and returning guest, Tia Bia, discuss one of Bria's favorite quotes by Nicki Minaj, "Step ya Cookies up Before they Crumble". Bria breaks down her interpretation of the quote and shares her motivation behind reiterating the significance of it. Tia and Bria share horror stories about times their "cookie" crumbled and give a few pointers towards the end on how to step your "cookie" up. Be sure to listen to this episode all the way to the end to hear Tia Bia premier a snippet of her new single, "Booty Bandit".

"Step Ya Cookies Up Before They Crumble"

Bria returns to the studio after recovering from Covid-19, to record the last episode of 2020. Shawneè of The Honey Trap Podcast, stops in to talk about the highs and lows of 2020. Bria talks about her experience catching Covid and the recovering process. The girls list out everything they want to leave in 2020 and lay out their hopes for 2021.

Dump truck

Do sex workers deserve to feel empowered? Should they be afforded the same workplace standards as working-class America? This week Mindphucked returns to the studio with a dynamic female line up. Bria, returning guests Tiia Biia and Gucci and, Ashtags founder Ashley Saborit open episode 17 discussing whether or not they consider themselves feminists. Tiia Biia gives testimony to her past and current experience as a sex worker and Gucci makes a parallel to bartending and the sex industry. Aside from this episode being hilarious, the 4 women take a serious look at the mental health aspect of the sex industry. This episode is not for the Prude or Republican party members.

I Know Real Hos

As the season changes and the cuffing season emerges, many are getting their boos and "in-house" affairs in order. However, Bria and her guest co-host Tiia Biia are going through a different season called, CUT OFF SEASON. This episode gets juicy as the two spills the "tea-tails" on their pandemic let go's. From bust out car windows to ghosting, hear what situations have the girls reconsidering the cuffing season.

Cutoff Season

This week on Mindphucked, the hosts are discussing mental health in the black community. Bria sheds some light on her testimony in the psychiatric hospital and being misdiagnosed with Bipolar disorder. Bria, Evion, & Shay have an open dialogue about the many problems minorities face in the Behavioral Health Care system from non culturally competent care to the over-diagnosing of Scziophrenia in black males. Evion discusses mental health statistics specifically in the black LGBTQI community and talks about his own experience in mental health as a Black Gay male. The crew also highlights local clothing line, MADEMOBB, for partnering with The Kansas City Black Mental Health Initiative to provide free one on one therapy sessions for anyone in KC. The crew wraps up the show talking about their self-care plans as well as giving local mental health resources, particularly for individuals with low income or no insurance.

Sick in the Head

After taking a short break, the Mindphucked crew is back with another installment to "Oh to be Black in America". This week, Bria, Shay, Evion, and guest Iesha talk about the healthcare system and the troubles they've faced accessing it. Shay and Bria compare their Dr. office experiences with one being married and the other single. Evion and Iesha unpack their uncomfortable experiences in the Dr. office as members of the LGBTQ community. The crew sheds must needed light on the disparities in health care in the black community.

The Disparity in Black Health Care

With Evion on vacation, Bria, LMSW Shay, and guest Jarelle Bryant have a girls night at the studio. The girls share their pregnancy/birthing stories including the flaws they experienced in their healthcare. Jarelle shares her testimony on why she became a doula and also provides background on the important role doula’s play during childbearing. The girls also discuss postpartum, health disparities in the black female community, and much more.

The Plight of the Black Mother

On this 3rd installment of “Oh to Be Black in America” the Mindphucked crew is breaking down a reoccurring societal issue in the black community, colorism. Bria breaks down the history of colorism dating back to the 1600s and how attitudes on the different shades of brown have been passed down generationally. In addition to colorism, the crew also get deep into dating outside of the black race and black people who identify with white culture as opposed to their native culture. To close out the show, the crew discuss the problem with cultural appropriation and things get a little spicy between Bria and Evion. This episode will leave you informed and entertained, guaranteed.

The war on Color

MindPhucked is a podcast geared towards millennials with a battle in mental health. Each week MindPhucked will discuss a topic that is related to mental health.