Go Off, Sis

Maya Galore hustled her way into Spelman, then spent years in the media trenches before the deals and the half-million followers. She talks with Sandy Pierre and Kathleen Newman-Bremang about choosing community over competition, drawing a line between your work self and your personal self when you build with friends, and why knowing your "why" is what carries you through the silent seasons. Read the full article:

Jenee Naylor went from managing a Target to selling her eyewear line, 12PM Studios, inside one. She talks with Erica Chidi about building HighLowLuxxe on honesty over polish, walking away from success to build something in her own name, and why seeing other Black women win is its own roadmap.

Bea Dixon's grandmother gave her the recipe for The Honey Pot in a dream. The empire that followed was built awake — day jobs, festivals, overseas calls, and an "unshakable" self-belief with rules attached. She talks with Erica Chidi about faith as business strategy, normalizing vaginal health, and why serving people

On this episode, we are joined by celebrity hairstylist Lacy Redway and founder of Kaleidoscope Hair Products, Jesseca Dupart. We’re talking about the real and unfiltered truth of Black women’s hair journeys. From early rituals and first relaxers to big chops, braids, and rediscovering their natural texture. Lacy also let us in on some Black celeb hair secrets.

Hey sis, before we kick off our next two episodes of Go Off Sis, we wanted to check in with you, our listeners, and remind all of us that we're in this together.

In this heartwarming and hilarious episode centered around love and legacy, the Unbothered team will be joined by Tuskegee University graduate, model, and Love Island Season 7 breakout star Olandria Carthen. The crew dives into the intersections of Black excellence, sisterhood, interracial relationships, and self-discovery. From campus crushes and mentorship to finding purpose beyond yourself, this episode celebrates the communities that raise us and the confidence that carries us forward. Proudly brought to you by Target, a proud supporter of HBCUs and the entrepreneurs they inspire.

It's homecoming season, and we're back - tapping into the unmistakable HBCU energy - the legacy, the joy, and the lessons that shape leaders. The Unbothered team is back and joined by FAMU alum and founder of The Lip Bar, Melissa Butler, to talk about turning culture into confidence, community into business, representation, and how HBCUs keep building bosses. Proudly brought to you by Target, a proud supporter of HBCUs and the entrepreneurs they inspire. 

We’re back, Sis! This Tuesday, October 14th, Go Off, Sis returns with a two-part mini season celebrating the magic of HBCUs — the cookouts, the step shows, the legacy, and the love that lasts a lifetime.Join hosts Kathleen Newman-Bremang, Sandy Pierre, and Claire Ateku as they chat with trailblazers like Melissa Butler, founder of The Lip Bar, and Love Island alum Olandria Carthen about owning your power, defining beauty, and the brilliance of Black culture on and off campus. It’s laughter, lessons, and legacy — HBCU style. 🎓💅🏾