In this week&apos;s episode, Nequosha and True say farewell to the world of podcasting with this final episode....at least for now. Get an inside look into what goes on in our head before and after we record as well as what may be in store for the future. And in case anyone is wondering, no, we are not #beefing.  Be sure to share this episode with other professionals and please subscribe to get alerts when new episodes drop.--Send Mail to PUOPodcast: P.O. Box 2355 Apopka, FL 32704 ----Do You Have A Question? If you have a question you&apos;d like for us to answer on a #DearPUO episode, be sure to email us at ask@puopodcast.com -- #colleaguememo! Follow Us! - "@PUOPodcast" (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook)Visit our website to learn more about our show and sign up for our newsletter. Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.

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The Break

In this week&apos;s episode, we give are giving honor to our favorite hobby -- reading. October is National Book History month and we wanted to share some of our literacy favorites as professional black women who love to read. Be sure to stay with us until the end as Nequosha shares a quick brain teaser as to why some ideas stick and others don&apos;t. Be sure to share this episode with other professionals and please subscribe to get alerts when new episodes drop.--Send Mail to PUOPodcast: P.O. Box 2355 Apopka, FL 32704 ----Do You Have A Question? If you have a question you&apos;d like for us to answer on a #DearPUO episode, be sure to email us at ask@puopodcast.com -- #colleaguememo! Follow Us! - "@PUOPodcast" (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook)Visit our website to learn more about our show and sign up for our newsletter. Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.

The Worm

In this week&apos;s episode, we are joined by licensed psychologist, and fellow professional black woman, Dr. Marcuetta Sims of The Worth, Wisdom, and Wellness Center, to discuss an often overlooked topic in the black community: suicide. Dr. Sims shares the alarming statistics regarding this silent killer among black women, ways to identify potential issues in friends and loved ones, as well as useful tools and resources for #suicideprevention and to obtain help. The episode closes out on a lighter note with a discussion about Nequosha and True&apos;s favorite dishes. Want to connect with Dr. Sims? Contact her now.If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call 800-273-8255 or click HERE. You matter.Be sure to share this episode with other professionals and please subscribe to get alerts when new episodes drop.--Send Mail to PUOPodcast: P.O. Box 2355 Apopka, FL 32704 ----Do You Have A Question? If you have a question you&apos;d like for us to answer on a #DearPUO episode, be sure to email us at ask@puopodcast.com -- #colleaguememo! Follow Us! - "@PUOPodcast" (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook)Visit our website to learn more about our show and sign up for our newsletter. Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.

The Circle

In this week&apos;s episode, we address our generation’s latest workplace phenomenon: cancel culture. Key questions discussed include: Does cancel culture truly exist? and Does cancel culture affect black women more than others? We also offer a few quick tips to avoid your own #cancellation. At the close of the show, we talk childhood scary movies in light of the recent release of Jordan Peele’s #candyman2021.Be sure to share this episode with other professionals and please subscribe to get alerts when new episodes drop.--Send Mail to PUOPodcast: P.O. Box 2355 Apopka, FL 32704 ----Do You Have A Question? If you have a question you&apos;d like for us to answer on a #DearPUO episode, be sure to email us at ask@puopodcast.com -- #colleaguememo! Follow Us! - "@PUOPodcast" (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn)Visit our website to learn more about our show and sign up for our newsletter. Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.

The Culture

In this week&apos;s episode, we address our generation’s latest workplace phenomenon: cancel culture. Key questions discussed include: Does cancel culture truly exist? and Does cancel culture affect black women more than others? We also offer a few quick tips to avoid your own #cancellation. At the close of the show, we talk childhood scary movies in light of the recent release of Jordan Peele’s #candyman2021.

In this week&apos;s episode, we answer some of your questions for another round of "Dear PUO". We close out the show by showing our appreciation to a fellow honorary colleague via Twitter: @solomonmissouri&apos;s sage advice for Steph Curry&apos;s parents. Be sure to share this episode with other professionals and please subscribe to get alerts when new episodes drop.--Send Mail to PUOPodcast: P.O. Box 2355 Apopka, FL 32704 ----Do You Have A Question? If you have a question you&apos;d like for us to answer on a #DearPUO episode, be sure to email us at ask@puopodcast.com -- #colleaguememo! Follow Us! - "@PUOPodcast" (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn)Visit our website to learn more about our show and sign up for our newsletter. Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.

The Unmasking

In this week&apos;s episode, we break down the do&apos;s and don&apos;ts of job interviewing. Are you getting the interview but not going to the next step we dive deep into the reason why. If you are a new college graduate check out the episode to learn how to ace the job interview. We close out the show by playing a game center around Michael J. Jackson trivia. Be sure to share this episode with other professionals and please subscribe to get alerts when new episodes drop.--Send Mail to PUOPodcast: P.O. Box 2355 Apopka, FL 32704 ----Do You Have A Question? If you have a question you&apos;d like for us to answer on a #DearPUO episode, be sure to email us at ask@puopodcast.com -- #colleaguememo! Follow Us! - "@PUOPodcast" (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn)Visit our website to learn more about our show and sign up for our newsletter. Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.

The Blueprint

*Attention Colleagues* Professional Use Only Podcast (PUOPodcast) features two female attorneys exploring what the world doesn't tell you about being a young black professional in the legal field and Corporate America. PUOPodcast will offer practical self-help solutions from legal and personal experiences, trending topics, and special guests. Tune in for your weekly meeting with the Legal Department. Need more? Follow us! Twitter: @PodcastPUO Instagram: @PUOPodcast Facebook: @PUOPodcast And don't forget to visit our website at: www.puopodcast.com

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