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Black-Liberation.TechUsing AI, the Internet, and Initiative Without Feeling Like You’re CheatingWhat do you do when it feels like everyone else already knows what they’re doing—and you’re still figuring it out?In this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast, Dr. Renée Jordan answers questions for learners who are curious, self-directed, resourceful, and often learning outside traditional structures.We talk about:What it really means to feel “behind” (and why you probably aren’t)How to use tools like AI and the internet as learning partners—not shortcutsStaying motivated when there are no deadlines, grades, or feedbackAdvocating for yourself when institutions aren’t meeting your ne...
2026-02-0731 min
Black-Liberation.TechNavigating Learning, Resources, and BurnoutWhat happens when a class offers little structure, no homework, and minimal guidance—but still expects mastery?In this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan responds to questions that center listeners who are motivated, capable, and deeply invested in their education—yet navigating the uncertainty of self-directed learning.Together, we explore what it really means to take ownership of your learning without feeling isolated, overwhelmed, or burnt out. This conversation reframes DIY learning as a professional and liberatory skill, not a shortcut or a burden.In this episode, we discuss:Ho...
2026-01-2823 min
Black-Liberation.TechHow to Trust Yourself When the Path Isn’t ClearWhat happens when you’re capable, curious, and doing “everything right”… but the next step still feels unclear?In this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renée Jordan responds to five powerful questions from listeners who identify with Ashley—high-achieving, thoughtful, and quietly unsure—and opens the door for those who identify with Jasmine, who may be navigating uncertainty in real time.Together, we explore:How to tell the difference between fear and a real signal to pivotWhich skills matter before you know your final career destinationHow to make choices without disappointing your family—o...
2026-01-1923 min
Black-Liberation.TechAnswering the Quiet Questions High-Achieving Women AskWhat if you know you’re capable—but you don’t feel confident yet?In this Q&A-style episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renée Jordan returns to a core theme from Season 1—“I did it because I can”—and answers the quiet, thoughtful questions that high-achieving women often carry but don’t always say out loud.This episode is for you if you’re doing well on paper, staying curious, and moving forward—but still wondering:How did she know she could before she had proof?Is it okay that I don’t feel confident...
2026-01-1219 min
Black-Liberation.TechBe the “Challenging” Student: Why Your Questions Belong in the ClassroomWhat if being labeled a “challenging” student wasn’t a bad thing—but a sign that you’re taking ownership of your learning?In this short segment from the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan speaks directly to students navigating college classrooms that feel unclear, unstructured, or intimidating. When there’s no homework, vague lectures, or silence after complex material, it’s easy to assume you are the problem.You’re not.Being a “challenging” student doesn’t mean being disrespectful—it means disrupting silence with curiosity, asking questions out loud, and refusing to stay confused alone...
2026-01-0504 min
Black-Liberation.TechYour Hand Has a Memory: The Study Hack College Classes Don’t Teach YouWhen your class has no homework and no structure, passive studying isn’t enough.In this short segment from the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan shares a powerful DIY learning strategy for students navigating challenging STEM and technical courses: your hand has a memory.Instead of just reading, highlighting, or watching solution videos, this episode introduces a diagram-first, write-it-out method that helps you see how systems work—whether you’re studying biology, coding, engineering, or data concepts.You’ll learn:Why drawing processes strengthens memory and understandingHow to turn diagrams into self-des...
2026-01-0203 min
Black-Liberation.TechNo Homework? That’s the Trap — Here’s How to Take Control of Your LearningIn this soundbite from the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan breaks down a common college misconception: no homework does NOT mean no studying.Using a real coaching moment with her niece in undergraduate school, Dr. Jordan explains why classes with labs—but no structured assignments—can quietly set students up for surprise exam struggles. When professors don’t give you a roadmap, students must learn how to design their own learning system.This segment is especially for high-achieving students who feel overwhelmed by the lack of structure in college and are ready to become confid...
2025-12-3104 min
Black-Liberation.TechThe Legacy: Why I Earned My PhD for Those Who Never Got the ChanceEducation as an act of remembrance, resistance, and community care.What keeps you going when the academic journey gets hard?In this soundbite from Season 1 of the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan reflects on the deeper why behind her educational path — a story rooted in family history, policy, and legacy.Dr. Jordan shares the story of her grandmother, born in 1909 and a descendant of enslaved people, who taught school until policy changes required credentials she never attained. Pushed out of teaching, her grandmother did the work she could do — working as a cook...
2025-12-2901 min
Black-Liberation.TechYou’re Not Behind — You’re Stacking Skills (Here’s How I Did It)What if nothing you’ve studied, worked on, or struggled through was wasted?In this soundbite from the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan breaks down what she calls the Strategic Stack — the intentional process of layering skills, degrees, and experiences to move into spaces that weren’t originally “designed” for you.This segment is for the student or early-career professional who:Feels like their degree doesn’t “match” where they want to goHas experience across education, policy, or community work and wonders if it countsIs curious about tech, research, or doctoral programs but doesn’t see a cl...
2025-12-2603 min
Black-Liberation.TechThe Pivot: When Your First Career Dream Isn’t the Right OneWhat happens when the career you’ve planned for years suddenly doesn’t feel right?In this short soundbite from the Black Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan shares the moment she realized her original dream of becoming a medical doctor wasn’t her path—and how that realization led her toward a purpose-driven career in education, research, and policy.This segment is for students and families navigating career uncertainty, pressure to “stick with the plan,” and fear that changing direction means failure. Dr. Jordan walks through how she pivoted using alternative pathways, mentorship, and self-trust—a...
2025-12-2403 min
Black-Liberation.TechFrom Going Live to Leaving a LegacyIn this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan continues the Embracing Digital Literacies (D2.1) lesson by walking listeners through two powerful forms of digital interaction: streaming and teaching.We explore how going live, sharing video, hosting workshops, and teaching online can be more than content creation—they can be acts of visibility, community care, and professional empowerment. Drawing from reflective prompts and real-world examples, this episode invites listeners to think critically about how they use streaming platforms and digital teaching tools to engage others, share knowledge, and build meaningful impact.Centering the wo...
2025-12-1839 min
Black-Liberation.TechFrom Posts to PowerIn this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan continues our journey through Lesson D2.1: Embracing Digital Literacies. This week, we explore two essential skills for thriving in today’s digital world—promotion and publicizing—and what they look like through a liberation-centered lens.Together, we examine reflection prompts designed to help learners and their mothers/guardians think deeply about how they show up online:How do you promote yourself, your work, or your vision? How do you amplify causes, events, and community initiatives? What are the opportunities—and what are...
2025-12-1032 min
Black-Liberation.TechThe Power of Connection in Professional and Creative SpacesIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renee Jordan continues the Digital Literacies lesson series by focusing on one essential skill: Connection. Building on a live session originally shared on social media, Dr. Jordan reflects on how she connects with colleagues, scholars, and collaborators across digital platforms — and how those connections have opened real doors for research, workshops, academic collaborations, and professional growth.Drawing from personal examples, including reaching out to colleagues on LinkedIn after conferences, strengthening relationships through digital follow-up, and navigating collaborative opportunities that emerged unexpectedly, Dr. Jordan illustrates how intentional connection functions as both a...
2025-12-0338 min
Black-Liberation.TechStory Time in the Media CenterIn this story-time episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan invites listeners into the media center to listen in on four interconnected stories from the Embracing Digital Literacies lesson.Through the voices of Tia, Nadine, Ebony, Nicole, Jazmin, Sharlene, Dominique, and Jaleesa, we explore what digital literacies look like in real life for Latinas, Afro-Latinas, and Black women and girls—from asking better questions to streaming your work in public.At the end of the episode, Dr. Jordan invites you to choose your own project focus—personal, academic, or professional—and shares her plan to work...
2025-11-2536 min
Black-Liberation.TechReceipts, Records, and Real-Life LearningReceipts, Records, and Real-Life Learning: What a Budget Can Teach UsWelcome back to another episode of Black-Liberation.Tech. I’m your host, Dr. Renée Jordan — educator, instructional technologist, and your companion on this journey toward digital clarity, confidence, and liberation.Today, we’re doing something special.We’re taking it back — all the way to June of 2021 — to two videos that lived on my dissertation website. At the time, they were simple demonstrations of digital literacies. But looking back now? They were snapshots of survival, strategy, and everyday instructional technology in real life.
2025-11-1814 min
Black-Liberation.TechCurate & CirculateCurate & Circulate: Reposting, Unfollowing, and the Art of Digital StewardshipIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renee Jordan explores two often overlooked digital literacies—reposting and unfollowing—as acts of stewardship, integrity, and care.Rather than treating these actions as passive clicks, Dr. Jordan reframes them as intentional strategies for community building and professional growth. From sharing opportunities ethically to curating a peaceful, purpose-driven feed, this conversation centers how Black, Afro-Latina, and Latina women in tech and education use digital discernment to sustain both creativity and well-being.Listeners will learn how to:Re...
2025-11-1229 min
Black-Liberation.TechReclaiming Power in the Age of AIIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan reflects on key themes from her “AI, Algorithms & Access” panel at the ElevateHer 2025 Summit. She explores what it means for Black women to move from consumers to creators of technology, why authorship is the new frontier of equity, and how intentional AI use can cultivate critical thinking, mentorship, and liberation across generations.Episode HighlightsBeyond Access: Redefining inclusion in tech through authorship.AI as a Personal Tutor: Using AI to support critical thinking, not replace it.Culturally Responsive AI: Integrating Afrocentric and Ubuntu-based frameworks in de...
2025-10-0736 min
Black-Liberation.TechTools of Liberation Part 2🎙️ Digital literacies aren’t just skills — they’re tools of liberation, and today I’ll show you how. 📖 Show Notes In this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan takes listeners inside a lesson on digital literacies, reflecting on five that shape her journey as a researcher, strategist, and community builder: design research, discovery, evaluation, sharing, and writing. Through stories from Jordan Nuance LLC and Black-Liberation.Tech, she explores how these literacies empower her leadership and open doors for others. This episode blends reflection, storytelling, and practical insights — with an invitation for listeners to join the conversation.
2025-09-0845 min
Black-Liberation.TechTools of LiberationDigital literacies aren’t just skills — they’re tools of liberation, and today I’ll show you how.📖 Show NotesIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan takes listeners inside a lesson on digital literacies, reflecting on five that shape her journey as a researcher, strategist, and community builder: design research, discovery, evaluation, sharing, and writing. Through stories from Jordan Nuance LLC and Black-Liberation.Tech, she explores how these literacies empower her leadership and open doors for others. This episode blends reflection, storytelling, and practical insights — with an invitation for listeners to join the conve...
2025-09-0143 min
Black-Liberation.TechFinancial Independence🎙️ Asking Questions Based on Your Circumstances📋 Show NotesIn this episode, Dr. Renée Jordan shares a deeply personal story about declaring herself financially independent after her first year of undergrad. FAFSA said her parents could pay—but the reality was different. Growing up in a Black middle-class family in Prince George’s County, Maryland, she had to find her own way through college with discipline, resilience, and creativity.From navigating a temp agency in downtown D.C. to learning hard lessons about professionalism (and humility) on the job, Dr. Jordan reflects on how asking th...
2025-08-2527 min
Black-Liberation.TechSetting Boundaries📖 Episode DescriptionIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, we explore what it means to set digital boundaries and truly own your online space. Guided by the story of Nicole, a Puerto Rican UX researcher, and a group of mothers and daughters, we unpack the idea of “protected access”—not just being online, but being safe, intentional, and in control. From cookies and trackers to posting art and poetry, we ask: how do we create boundaries that let us thrive online while protecting what matters most?📝 Show NotesIn this episode, Dr. Renée Jordan tells...
2025-08-1923 min
Black-Liberation.TechSocial Media vs. RealityIn this Black-Liberation.Tech episode, Dr. Renée Jordan tells the story of Ebony, Nadine, Nicole Bakula, Sharlene, and a powerful group of girls and their mothers to unpack the truth behind social media’s highlight reels. Together, they explore what’s real, what’s curated, and how to guard your digital space while protecting your peace. This conversation dives into boundaries, intentional posting, and reclaiming self-worth beyond likes and filters—empowering young girls and their families to thrive online and offline.📝 Show NotesPart of the Safety First Series on digital literacy and tech empower...
2025-08-0420 min
Black-Liberation.TechThey not like us - Stranger danger 2.0In this powerful and honest episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast, Dr. Renée Jordan uses storytelling to unpack one of the most important digital safety topics of our time: catfishing and online predators. Guided by Nicole’s personal story and professional insight as a UX researcher, this episode explores how to recognize red flags, set boundaries, and protect your mental, emotional, and physical safety online. Listeners will learn how to use AI tools like ChatGPT to build their own digital safety toolkit—one that empowers them to make safer and smarter choices online.📌 Show Notes:
2025-07-2821 min
Black-Liberation.TechPrivate Info, Public WorldIn this episode, we kick off our Safety First series by diving into the first three lessons of the Black-Liberation.Tech OER—centered on protecting yourself and others in digital spaces.Join Dr. Renée Jordan as she reads the stories of Jazmin, Ebony, and Njoki—three women navigating online safety with intention, community, and clarity. Through conversations with girls, moms, and mentors, we explore how personal information can be misused, the difference between posting and oversharing, and how to build safe digital environments that protect both ourselves and those around us.Whether you're a stude...
2025-06-3026 min
Black-Liberation.Tech🎙️ Tech, Tools, and Tenacity for Your Next ChapterIn this powerful episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan outlines the top reasons to tune in and stay connected. Whether you're curious about AI, navigating academia, exploring career shifts, or building digital skills, this episode offers something for everyone. With real talk, relatable stories, and a roadmap rooted in persistence and purpose, Dr. Jordan shares how Black-Liberation.Tech helps listeners use AI tools like ChatGPT, identify career interests, and develop strategies for thriving in tech and beyond. You’ll hear how tech becomes more than a tool—it becomes a bridge to your goals.In this...
2025-06-0927 min
Black-Liberation.TechMaking Progress in Multiple DirectionsEpisode Notes: In this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan shares an insightful look into her dissertation journey in April 2021, right after she passed her prospectus defense. She reflects on navigating the complex process of balancing dissertation tasks, everyday responsibilities, and self-care—while maintaining a commitment to flexibility.Key takeaways from this episode include:Balancing Multiple Priorities: Dr. Jordan discusses managing several tasks at once—working on the IRB application, improving readability in consent forms, creating a study website, and making time for exercise and self-care.Setting Realistic Expectations: The episode emphasizes the importance of ad...
2025-06-0215 min
Black-Liberation.TechWhat Do You Need to Let Go of to Move On Up?In this special episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan shares a throwback video from her dissertation journey, recorded right after she passed her prospectus in April 2021. The video takes us through her process of making adjustments to her dissertation, evolving her research questions, and navigating feedback, all while staying true to her vision.Dr. Jordan discusses the challenges of handling committee feedback, the decision to not adopt a more homogeneous sample, and her commitment to diversity in her research. In the video, she reflects on how navigating feedback and adapting her methodology helped her refine h...
2025-05-2612 min
Black-Liberation.TechFlexibility (5 of 5): It's About Fit, Not ConvenienceIn the last episode of the Flexibility in Research & Life series, Dr. Renée Jordan shares critical insights on choosing the right committee for your dissertation journey. While it may be tempting to pick committee members based on personal relationships or convenience, Dr. Jordan emphasizes that your committee should align with your research goals and bring the expertise needed to push your work forward.Key takeaways from this episode include:Choosing the Right Committee Members: It’s essential to pick faculty members who are a good fit for your research topic and methodologies. Dr. Jordan shares her...
2025-05-1917 min
Black-Liberation.TechFlexibility (4 of 5): What Does This Mean? In the fourth episode of the Flexibility in Research & Life series, Dr. Renée Jordan explores the vital role of committee feedback in shaping your dissertation and the importance of being flexible with your approach. In this episode, Dr. Jordan shares her own experience with committee feedback, illustrating how changes and adjustments, when handled flexibly, can lead to clearer, more impactful work.Key takeaways from this episode include:Aligning with Your Committee: Choosing committee members who align with your research goals and can provide meaningful feedback is crucial. Dr. Jordan discusses how her committee's expertise and d...
2025-05-1213 min
Black-Liberation.TechFlexibility (3 of 5): Focus on What’s Most ImportantIn the third episode of our Flexibility in Research & Life series, Dr. Renée Jordan shares key insights from her own dissertation journey, offering practical advice on staying flexible while managing deadlines, committee expectations, and the complexities of research. From breaking down large tasks into manageable pieces to embracing unexpected challenges, this episode highlights the importance of flexibility at every stage of your dissertation process.Key takeaways from this episode include:Setting Actionable Goals: Dr. Jordan emphasizes the importance of starting with the end in mind and breaking down the dissertation into smaller, achievable pieces to a...
2025-05-0512 min
Black-Liberation.TechFlexibility (2 of 5): Turning It on Its Head and Making the Most of Your TimeIn this second episode of our Flexibility in Research & Life series, Dr. Renée Jordan dives deep into the importance of staying flexible as you navigate the challenges of completing your dissertation. From adjusting your research focus to meeting strict deadlines, Dr. Jordan shares how flexibility played a critical role in her own dissertation process.Key takeaways from this episode include:Embrace the unknown: Sometimes, the best insights come from unexpected places. Don’t be afraid to experiment and explore new methodologies that can enrich your research.Balancing goals with flexibility: While it's essential to set act...
2025-04-2812 min
Black-Liberation.TechFlexibility (1 of 5): Down 30 Pages OvernightIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan takes us on a journey through the ups and downs of navigating flexibility in research and life. Following the completion of her dissertation prospectus, Dr. Jordan dives deep into the challenges of letting go and making space for new methodologies, all while ensuring her research stays relevant and meaningful.Key takeaways from this episode include:The importance of letting go when necessary, like cutting 30 pages from a draft, and how it doesn’t mean the information is wasted—just saved for later.How flexibility in your resea...
2025-04-2112 min
Black-Liberation.TechDoing the WorkIn this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech Podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan dives into the powerful concept of "doing the work," a theme that speaks to the often invisible labor that sustains our communities and drives collective liberation. Drawing inspiration from her family and church experiences, Dr. Jordan reflects on the lives of individuals who contribute to the greater good without seeking recognition or titles. She shares stories of her parents, grandparents, and others who served in various capacities, from Sunday school teachers to church leaders, showing how their acts of service transcended formal professions and left lasting legacies. The...
2025-04-1416 min
Black-Liberation.TechTwo Heads are Better than OneIn this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan takes us through her personal journey of navigating the challenges of completing her PhD. Drawing from her 2020 blog post Two Heads Are Better Than One, she reflects on the importance of reaching out for help when feeling stuck in academic and professional pursuits. Through the stories of Black women in academia and her own experiences, Dr. Jordan emphasizes the power of collaboration, community support, and talking through challenges with trusted individuals. From a simple phone call to discussing ideas with friends, this episode explores how collaboration can move you forward in ways that...
2025-04-0713 min
Black-Liberation.TechFinding Community & Keeping it LightIn this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan dives into the importance of finding your community, particularly when navigating social and academic spaces where you might feel isolated. Drawing from her personal experiences and insights, Dr. Jordan explores how building a support network outside of school can be a game-changer in overcoming challenges. She discusses practical ways to form connections through volunteering, extracurricular activities, and professional groups. The episode highlights how small actions, like keeping social conversations light and focusing on shared interests, can ease anxiety and create lasting bonds. Whether you're a student in a PhD program or an undergrad...
2025-03-3138 min
Black-Liberation.TechPart 4 - AI & Machine Learning Career TransitionIn this final part of the series, Dr. Renée Jordan outlines a detailed, step-by-step plan to transition into a career as an AI and Machine Learning Enthusiast. Drawing from her own experiences and insights, she explores how to leverage existing skills, such as operations, program management, and a passion for educational tools, to break into the field of AI. Topics covered include identifying a niche in AI, building foundational knowledge through low-cost resources, using current work to demonstrate AI applications, expanding professional networks, and pursuing relevant credentials. Dr. Jordan emphasizes the importance of persistence, curiosity, and using tools l...
2025-03-2420 min
Black-Liberation.TechPart 3: Breaking Down Big Tech GoalsIn this third installment of our series, Dr. Renée Jordan dives into actionable steps for breaking down big tech goals into manageable tasks without getting overwhelmed. Drawing from personal experiences like pursuing a PhD and creating an Open Educational Resource, Dr. Jordan shares how to leverage past successes to persist through challenges in the tech world. She demonstrates how to turn reflections into personalized ChatGPT prompts, providing practical advice on learning new skills while balancing a full-time job. Whether you’re interested in building a no-code chatbot, learning Python, or transitioning careers, this episode guides you on creating a s...
2025-03-1719 min
Black-Liberation.TechTaking One Step at a Time, Not Getting Overwhelmed - Part 2In this second part of this series, Dr. Renée Jordan discusses the importance of persistence and pacing yourself, drawing from personal experiences of staying committed to her PhD journey and integrating new tech tools into her work. She shares strategies that helped her persist during challenging times, such as continuous learning, attending conferences, and seeking feedback. Dr. Jordan also reflects on the parallels between preparing for a national choir competition and mastering new tech skills, emphasizing how breaking down big goals into manageable steps can help avoid feeling overwhelmed. She encourages listeners to explore their curiosity, stay resilient, a...
2025-03-1028 min
Black-Liberation.TechTaking One Step at a Time, Not Getting Overwhelmed - Part 1 In this first part of the "Taking One Step at a Time" series, Dr. Renée Jordan dives into practical strategies for avoid feeling overwhelmed when entering the tech field. Drawing from her own experiences and the lesson "C4.2: Taking One Step at a Time and Staying Persistent" from the Black-Liberation.Tech website, Dr. Jordan shares insights on breaking down large goals into manageable steps. Whether you're starting a tech career or building a project, this episode emphasizes the importance of persistence and not being overwhelmed by the many possibilities and opportunities within tech. Listen in as Dr. Jordan w...
2025-03-0323 min
Black-Liberation.TechAI as a Tool...Not the Answer - Part 2In Part 2 of this special series, Dr. Renée Jordan dives deeper into how AI tools can help streamline the dissertation process, specifically when it comes to curating literature and creating focused research. Dr. Jordan demonstrates the use of platforms like Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Gamma to gather literature on digital literacies, technology skills, and marginalized groups, focusing on Black and Latina women and girls in tech. She walks listeners through the steps of refining their research queries, finding articles from refereed journals, and curating their dissertation reading lists. Throughout the episode, Dr. Jordan emphasizes the importance of using AI a...
2025-02-2423 min
Black-Liberation.TechAI as a Tool...Not the Answer - Part 1In this special episode, Dr. Renée Jordan takes a deep dive into how AI tools, specifically ChatGPT, can assist researchers—especially doctoral students—by enhancing their research process without doing the work for them. Dr. Jordan shares a module created for a professor, highlighting four AI products she’s used to help with research tasks like crafting guiding questions for a literature review and refining research contributions. She emphasizes that AI is a valuable tool for organizing and shaping ideas but cannot replace the essential work of the researcher. Through a hands-on demonstration, Dr. Jordan shows how to use AI...
2025-02-1723 min
Black-Liberation.TechNavigating Careers with AI: Cultivating Curiosity and Exploring Unconventional PathsIn this episode of Black Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan delves into how to use AI as an assistant to navigate career paths by cultivating curiosity and challenging assumptions. Dr. Jordan explores how personal experiences, passions, and unconventional paths can guide tech career exploration. Through a detailed dialogue between two characters, Jasmine and Ebony, the episode highlights their journeys of breaking into tech, challenging traditional career paths, and using curiosity to bridge the digital divide.Listeners are introduced to the process of using AI tools like ChatGPT to create rich prompts that connect personal interests with p...
2025-02-1040 min
Black-Liberation.TechExploring Career Paths with AI: A Guide to Passion-Driven Opportunities (Part 2)In Part 2 of this episode of Black Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan continues the journey of career exploration using AI, focusing on matching personal passions with potential job roles. Dr. Jordan demonstrates how to use AI prompts to generate career opportunities based on interests in both tech and non-tech fields, like artificial intelligence, educational technology, arts, and music. She shares practical steps for leveraging AI tools like ChatGPT to explore diverse career paths, from music educator technologists to learning experience designers.Listeners are guided through a personalized exploration process, with AI helping to identify potential roles i...
2025-02-0327 min
Black-Liberation.TechExploring AI as Your Assistant: A Step-by-Step Guide to Career Exploration (Part 1)In this episode of Black Liberation.Tech, we dive into how AI can assist in exploring career interests and uncovering opportunities in tech and beyond. Hosted by Dr. Renée Jordan, this episode guides listeners through the development of step-by-step lessons on the Black Liberation.Tech website. Dr. Jordan highlights how the lessons help individuals identify their interests in both tech and non-tech fields, including areas like AI, public administration, and educational services.From exploring emerging fields like AI and UX design to uncovering career paths in public administration, Dr. Jordan offers actionable tips for using AI a...
2025-01-2730 min
Black-Liberation.TechResilience, Relocation, and Career Advancement: Navigating Setbacks and Finding OpportunitiesIn the third episode of Black Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan shares an inspiring story of resilience and determination. From facing unexpected challenges like a car accident to navigating the complexities of job searches and career advancements, Dr. Jordan highlights the importance of persistence, self-advocacy, and strategic planning in the face of adversity.This episode also takes you through Dr. Jordan’s decision to relocate from Maryland to Georgia to pursue a new job and educational opportunities. Her story underscores the significance of knowing your worth, setting goals, and valuing your personal well-being. Dr. Jordan’s appro...
2025-01-2022 min
Black-Liberation.TechTackling Test Prep and Exploring Maui's Black Sand Beaches: Part 2 of My PhD JourneyIn the second episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech series, Dr. Renée Jordan dives deep into the world of test preparation while driving to Maui’s Black Sand Beaches (https://www.youtube.com/@BlackLiberationTech). This episode is packed with practical advice on study hacks, strategies for tackling standardized tests like the GRE and LSAT, and how to build a support system to overcome the unique challenges of academic testing. Along the way, Dr. Jordan also reflects on her journey to higher education, offering listeners invaluable tips on how to stay motivated, organized, and supported during their academic pursuits.E...
2025-01-1345 min
Black-Liberation.TechNavigating the Road to Success: Standardized Tests, Teaching Realities, & Finding Your PathIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan invites you to join her on a reflective journey through the stunning landscapes of Maui (https://www.youtube.com/@BlackLiberationTech), as she shares personal stories from her time as an educator and student. From the highs and lows of navigating standardized tests to the challenges of teaching within a rigid curriculum, Dr. Jordan opens up about the power of understanding your educational path and advocating for a more meaningful learning experience.Dr. Jordan’s discussion spans her decision to move to Atlanta for better opportunities, the reality of...
2025-01-0624 min
Black-Liberation.TechYou Have Not Because You Ask Not: Unlocking Data & The Power of Asking for HelpWelcome back to Black Liberation.Tech! I’m Dr. Renée Jordan, and in today’s episode, we’ll be revisiting a personal reflection from November 2020 titled “You Have Not Because You Ask Not.” This episode focuses on an important lesson I learned during my dissertation journey—how asking for help unlocked critical data that transformed my research.The Challenge of Data AccessAs a doctoral candidate, I was deeply invested in researching the presence and impact of Latina and Black women in the Information Industry and Computer and Mathematical Occupations. My goal was to uncover disag...
2024-12-3025 min
Black-Liberation.TechLast Leg of the RaceWelcome back to Black Liberation.Tech! I’m Dr. Renée Jordan, your host, and today we’re diving into the final stretch of my doctoral journey. This episode is a celebration of the perseverance it takes to get to this point—whether you’re working on your own dissertation, a major project, or a personal goal.Key Takeaways:Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Pacing yourself and maintaining momentum over time can be more valuable than sprinting toward the finish line. It's about building habits that allow you to keep going, even when the going gets toug...
2024-12-2429 min
Black-Liberation.TechResearch is like my hair...it's a processWelcome to the latest episode of Black-Liberation.Tech! I’m Dr. Renée Jordan, and today we’re diving into a topic close to my heart: the research process and how it parallels something we all know well — taking care of our hair. Just like the intricate process of managing natural hair, research can be challenging, tedious, but ultimately rewarding. In this episode, I draw a unique analogy between my dissertation journey and the experience of detangling and caring for my hair, sharing insights, motivation, and a healthy dose of real talk for anyone navigating the academic world.Key T...
2024-12-1636 min
Black-Liberation.TechMake It a Good One: Choosing Your Path After High SchoolIn this empowering episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan tackles one of the most significant decisions young adults face: choosing the right path after high school. Whether you're contemplating a full-ride scholarship, considering paying your way through college, exploring junior college with plans to transfer, opting for vocational training, joining the armed forces, or a combination of these options, Dr. Jordan provides invaluable insights to help you make informed and meaningful decisions about your future.Episode OverviewDr. Jordan begins by acknowledging the myriad of options available to high school graduates and the o...
2024-12-0934 min
Black-Liberation.TechMastering the To-Do List: A New Perspective on ProductivityIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renée Jordan explores a fresh approach to tackling the seemingly endless to-do list. We often find ourselves overwhelmed by the constant stream of tasks and obligations, but by shifting our perspective on productivity, we can better manage these responsibilities and achieve more meaningful progress.Dr. Jordan shares practical strategies for balancing major tasks with smaller, routine ones, offering tips on how to plan your week efficiently rather than focusing on daily pressures. Learn how to prioritize and group tasks to maintain momentum while avoiding burnout. This episode emphasizes the i...
2024-12-0233 min
Black-Liberation.TechBeyond Textbooks: The Joy and Benefits of Leisure ReadingIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Jordan steps outside the classroom to explore the enriching world of leisure reading. As students, professionals, or lifelong learners, we often focus on academic texts and required readings, but what happens when we read for pleasure? Join Dr. Jordan as she dives into how leisure reading can profoundly impact our academic performance, personal growth, and understanding of the world around us.Dr. Jordan starts by discussing the significance of reading beyond textbooks—how leisure reading fosters creativity, critical thinking, and empathy. Whether it's fiction, biographies, or articles, reading for enjoyment he...
2024-11-2518 min
Black-Liberation.TechExploring College Options: A Guide to Campus Tours and Decision-Making*Correction: My niece, who is interested in art, technology and hospitality/tourism, was in the 10th grade at the time of her campus tour.In this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Jordan embarks on a comprehensive guide to navigating the college admission process through the lens of campus tours and decision-making. Whether you’re just beginning your journey to higher education or deep in the search for the right school, Dr. Jordan has got you covered with insights and tips to help you make the most of your college visits.Campus tours are more than ju...
2024-11-1831 min
Black-Liberation.TechFinding Harmony: The Art of Balancing College CoursesIn this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan revisits a blog post from August 2018 titled "Balance." She shares a personal story about a particularly challenging semester during her junior year of college, where she took an overly demanding course load. Dr. Jordan discusses how this experience taught her the importance of balancing course selections to manage stress and optimize learning. Key Points:Challenging Semester: Dr. Jordan recounts taking 17 credits in one semester, including demanding courses such as Biochemistry, Quantitative Analysis, Physics, and Statistics, which led to significant stress and weight loss.Health Impact: The stress from the semester...
2024-11-1121 min
Black-Liberation.TechNavigating Literary Trails: Exploring Connections Across TextsIn this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, Dr. Renee Jordan dives into a blog post from June 2018 titled "Following Trails of Literature." Dr. Jordan shares her experiences with influential books and authors that have shaped her academic and professional journey. She reflects on the profound impact of Maya Angelou’s "Letter to My Daughter" and the connections made through various literary works. This episode emphasizes the importance of literature in personal growth and professional development, and how following these literary trails can lead to significant revelations and impacts in life.Introduction to the Blog Post: Dr. Jordan introduces th...
2024-11-0413 min
Black-Liberation.TechReferences: Exploring the Layers of Scholarly Influence & Uncovering Funds of KnowledgeIntroduction:Welcome back to Black-Liberation.Tech, hosted by Dr. Renee Jordan.Discussing a blog post titled "References have References" from June 2018.Main Story:Dr. Jordan's first conference presentation at the American Educational Research Association's Annual Meeting in April 2017.Recounting an encounter with a Mexican-American doctoral student during a poster session.The student’s research on volunteer work choices of high-achieving, Mexican-American students attending local colleges despite having full scholarships to more selective schools.Key Points:Importance of discussing your work with others to gain new insights.Faculty advisors may not always have expertise in yo...
2024-10-2814 min
Black-Liberation.TechBe All Parts of You by Embracing Your Full Self: The Power of Taking BreaksIn this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan explores a blog post from July 2018 titled "Be All Parts of You." Through a heartfelt conversation with her niece, Dr. Jordan shares insights about the importance of embracing all aspects of oneself, taking breaks, and engaging in creative activities to rejuvenate the mind and soul.Key Takeaways:Embrace Your Full Self: It's important to utilize all your talents, skills, and interests. Being multifaceted helps in personal growth and prevents burnout.Taking Breaks: Regular breaks are essential. Even God rested, and so should we. Breaks can involve doing different activities that...
2024-10-2124 min
Black-Liberation.TechEmbracing Narratives: The Power of Telling Your StoryIn this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan reads and reflects on her June 2018 blog post titled "Tell Your Story." The episode delves into the importance of storytelling, personal goals, and setting expectations in both professional and personal contexts. Dr. Jordan shares insights from the National Association of HBCU Title III Administrators conference and emphasizes the value of informal learning and academic coaching.Key Takeaways:Conference Insights: Dr. Jordan discusses her experience at the National Association of HBCU Title III Administrators conference, highlighting the importance of hearing others' stories to learn about various...
2024-10-1409 min
Black-Liberation.TechEmbracing Diversity: Personalizing Your Educational JourneyIn this enlightening episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan delves into the importance of personalizing your education, whether you're a traditional or non-traditional student. Drawing inspiration from a blog post she wrote in June 2018, Dr. Jordan emphasizes the value of exploring educational resources beyond the conventional curriculum. She shares her experiences from a writing retreat with her advisor, Dr. Janice B. Fournillier, and highlights a selection of impactful books that have enriched her academic journey.Introduction: Dr. Jordan reads from her 2018 blog post, encouraging students to seek knowledge beyond traditional education. Emphasizes the importance of...
2024-10-0718 min
Black-Liberation.TechAlmost there...finding focus on your writing journeyIn this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan reflects on a pivotal blog post from May 2018 titled "Almost There," marking a significant milestone in her doctoral journey. She recounts completing her final required course, a week-long intensive on writing qualitative research manuscripts led by Dr. Janice B. Fournillier. The course, held at Red Top Mountain State Park in Georgia, was a transformative writing retreat that propelled her towards her comprehensive exams, research proposal, and dissertation.The Writing Retreat Experience: The retreat was a writing revival, with daily individual appointments with Dr. Fournillier and evening group sessions. Attendees, including Dr. Jordan...
2024-09-3021 min
Black-Liberation.TechTeaching as a Human Service: Enhancing Student Success In and Out of SchoolWelcome back to another episode of the Black Liberation Tech podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Renee Jordan, and today we're exploring the concept of teaching as a human service. This discussion stems from a blog post I wrote in April 2018, where I shared advice with a fellow educator about integrating health and human services into the school curriculum.In this episode, I recount a conversation with John, a former human service professional now working as a faculty member in a teacher preparation program. He shared the idea of viewing teaching as a human service, which resonated with...
2024-09-2319 min
Black-Liberation.TechNYC Day Trip: Making the most of a conference in one dayHello everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast! I am your host, Dr. Renee Jordan, and today, I'm excited to share my blog post from April 2018 titled "New York City Day Trip."Episode Highlights:Conference Duties: I discuss my experience serving as a chair for the Instructional Technology Special Interest Group's Computational Thinking and Robotics paper session at the 2018 American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting.Professional Development: The importance of attending conferences, networking, and gaining service experience to enhance your CV and professional profile.Budget Travel Tips: How to navigate attending...
2024-09-1615 min
Black-Liberation.TechDo the I's Have It: Presenting & Defending Diverse Perspectives on the Same PhenomenaWelcome back to the Black Liberation Tech podcast! I’m your host, Dr. Renee Jordan. In today’s episode, "Do the I's Have It: Presenting & Defending Diverse Perspectives on the Same Phenomena," we delve into the significance of examining data through multiple philosophical lenses.Introduction and Context:Recap of attending, presenting, and serving as a discussant at the 2018 Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) Annual Conference in Mexico City.Focus on the presentation titled "Do the I's Have It? Using Ubuntu's 'We' and Descartes' 'I' to Examine Pedagogical Engagements."Conference Highlights:Presentation during the Indi...
2024-09-0913 min
Black-Liberation.TechYour Hand Has A Memory: Study Tips for STEMHello everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Black Liberation Tech podcast! I am your host, Dr. Renee Jordan, and today we’re diving into the topic "Your Hand Has A Memory: Study Tips for STEM." This episode is inspired by a blog post I wrote, which delves into the importance of hands-on learning and how actively engaging with your study material can enhance your memory and understanding, particularly in STEM fields.Introduction to the Topic:Importance of hands-on learning and how physically engaging with material can improve retention and comprehension.Conversation with My...
2024-09-0223 min
Black-Liberation.TechYou Can Learn a Lot from a 6th Grader: When Things Go Wrong, Keep the Show Going! 💻🚫🎤Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Black Liberation Tech podcast! I am your host, Dr. Renee Jordan. Today's topic is "You Can Learn a Lot from a 6th Grader." I'm excited to share some valuable lessons I learned from presenting at the 2017 Georgia Tech STEM Education Research Expo.Key Takeaways:Participate in Conferences: Engaging in conferences, meetings, and expos is invaluable. They are living, breathing libraries of information that can provide insights and resources tailored to your needs.Support, Networking and Feedback: Always check if any of your classmates...
2024-08-1221 min
Black-Liberation.TechI Told You So: Making Connections with People & LiteratureIn this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan takes listeners on a journey through her experiences and insights from a significant conference presentation. The episode is anchored by a blog post she wrote on November 11, 2017, titled "I Told You So," which she shares in full. This post details her participation in the Association for Educational Communication and Technology's (AECT) 2017 Annual Meeting in Jacksonville, Florida. Dr. Jordan also delves into the importance of making connections with people and literature, sharing her experiences and lessons learned from her academic journey.Key Highlights:1. Conference Experience:Dr. Jordan's presentation on "...
2024-08-0527 min
Black-Liberation.TechNavigating the End of the Semester🎓✨ & Group Project Nightmares: Lessons from Academic Challenges 😱📚In this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan dives into the challenges and strategies for navigating the end of the semester and managing group projects effectively. Drawing from a reflective blog post written on November 4, 2017, Dr. Jordan shares personal experiences, practical tips, and valuable lessons for both students and educators. Additionally, this episode is packed with practical advice and personal anecdotes that highlight the complexities of group work and the growth that comes from navigating these challenges. Whether you're a student or a professional, the lessons shared in this episode are invaluable for anyone working in...
2024-07-2940 min
Black-Liberation.TechAnother Side to the Story - Strategic Learning & NetworkingStrategic Learning & Networking Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Black Liberation.Tech Podcast! I am your host, Dr. Renee Jordan, and I'm here to talk about another side to the story. This episode is a reflection on a blog post I wrote back in October 2017. At that time, I had just completed my third conference presentation and was preparing for a fourth. I also had a chance to speak with my niece, who was a new assistant chef on a Norwegian Cruise Line in Hawaii. I'll be sharing a blog post from that time...
2024-07-2217 min
Black-Liberation.TechMapping Out Your Semester - Read, Write & RestMapping Out Your Semester - Read, Write & RestHost: Dr. Renee JordanPodcast: Black-liberation.techEpisode Summary:In this episode of the Black-liberation.tech podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan delves into the importance of strategic planning for a successful semester. Dr. Jordan offers practical advice on how to effectively manage reading assignments, the significance of integrating due dates into your calendar, and the benefits of organized note-taking.Key Points:1. Creating a Comprehensive List: - Incorporate all due dates for assignments and readings into your calendar.
2024-07-1520 min
Black-Liberation.TechGetting Organized - Lists, Literature & LettersGetting Organized - Lists, Literature & LettersIntroduction:Welcome to the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast!Host: Dr. Renee Jordan.Topic: Importance of getting organized and practical steps to achieve it.Personal Anecdote:Sharing a story about helping one of Dr. Jordan’s nieces at Morgan State University get organized.Emphasis on the importance of staying organized.Making Lists:Create a comprehensive list based on course syllabi.Map out the entire semester, including due dates for assignments, projects, and tests.Use lists to transition into calendars and schedules.Allocate time according to the complexity of th...
2024-07-0820 min
Black-Liberation.TechHow to Turn GRA Data into Conference ProposalsHow to Turn GRA Data into Conference ProposalsDr. Renee Jordan shares her journey of transforming GRA data into impactful conference proposals, emphasizing the importance of proactive engagement, hands-on learning, and continuous improvement in research. Tune in to learn how to navigate the research process and develop your scholarship!Welcome and IntroductionHost: Dr. Renee Jordan, Black-Liberation.Tech podcast.Topic: Turning graduate research assistantship (GRA) data into conference proposals.Introduction to the NSF-funded AMAYS project: Acquainting Metro Atlanta Youth with STEM.Role of Principal Investigator (PI) and Co-Principal Investigators (Co-PIs). Joining the AMAYS...
2024-07-0128 min
Black-Liberation.TechPhD - I Did It Because I CanIn this episode of the Black-Liberation.Tech podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan takes you on a personal journey, sharing the motivations and experiences that led her to pursue and earn a PhD. As she reflects on her path, Dr. Jordan provides insights into the decisions and obstacles she faced, offering invaluable lessons for anyone considering advanced education or striving to achieve their academic and professional goals.Key Points Covered:Early Aspirations: Discover how Dr. Jordan’s initial dream of becoming a medical doctor shifted after a pivotal experience at Georgetown University's Lombardi Cancer Research Center.Teaching Journey: Le...
2024-06-2414 min
SpellcasterEpisode 30 - Quiet Strength = Big Dick Energy!!The ability to take command of a situation, controlling, your emotions, diffusing conflict without using physical force, speaking and making your point clear while never raising your voice, these are all examples of quiet strength, or as Renee and Deirdre like to call it "Big Dick Energy". There is immeasurable power in quiet strength, it can be a super power if you develop it. Join Deirdre and Renee as they discuss the concept of quiet strength, and their quest to achieve it.
2022-03-0953 minSpellcasterEpisode 29 - Story Time, The Tale of Renee & DeirdreEveryone has a story, and Renee & Deirdre are no exception! They might have more of an epic novel rather than a story...but have Kindly provided the abridged version for your listening pleasure. While they have danced around their history in several episodes, this is the whole (mostly, kind of...) tale of Renee & Deirdre!
2022-02-2359 minSpellcasterEpisode 28 - Knock on Wood, Pick a 4 Leaf Clover, It's all about Superstitions!Do you get nervous when a black cat crosses your path? Will you walk under a ladder? This week Deirdre and Renee talk about superstitions! Where do they come From? Which ones do we believe in? These ladies have a lot of thoughts on this topic!
2022-02-161h 01SpellcasterEpisode 27 - Imposter syndromeDo you ever feel like a fraud? Like you don't belong in the role you occupy, that you got there by luck? Are you just waiting for the world to figure out that you're an imposter? You're not alone! In this Episode Deirdre and Renee talk about Imposter Syndrome, how it affect us and how we can break free.
2022-02-0950 minSpellcasterEpisode 26 - Caretaking your Man's confidenceOk, now hear us out - relationships require maintenance, and when things go awry - or become unbalanced sometimes you need to give it a little extra attention. In this episode Renee and Deirdre explore relationships, men's sensitivity, and as women - how we can respond as our best selves and help our guys reclaim their divine masculine energy.
2022-02-0251 minSpellcasterEpisode 25 - Making Time for yourself, balancing life and work.In this Episode, Deirdre realizes she is a serious woman, and Renee learns to embrace fun. Tune in as they talk about the importance of making time for yourself, balancing life and work and nourishing your soul.
2022-01-2653 minSpellcasterEpisode 24 - Epigenetics, "You're either not getting spark, or you're not getting gas"In this episode Deirdre and Renee explore the mind body connection. Are we really predisposed to disease? Can your mind reprogram and heal your body? This is a conversation you won't want to miss!
2022-01-1954 minSpellcasterEpisode 23- Manifesting in Alignment with your FrequencyEveryone's talking about manifesting, but are you vibrating on the same frequency as what you are trying to manifest? If not you should be! In this episode Deirdre and Renee talk about how to raise your frequency and how to manifest your best, most authentic reality.
2022-01-1257 minSpellcasterEpisode 22 - Lucky number 22!Welcome to our 22 episode! Anyone paying attention know that Deirdre and Renee have a life path number of 22 in numerology. This makes 22 a very lucky number for them. In this episode Renee and Deirdre review their past shows, and laugh about how far they have come!
2021-12-1553 minSpellcasterEpisode 21 - Free Britney!From child star, to pop sensation, emotional breakdowns and ultimately having her father control her finances and freedom - Britney Spears has been through highs and lows that would cripple most of us. In this episode Deirdre and Renee talk about her phenomenal life and muse bout her future.
2021-12-0852 minSpellcasterEpisode 20 - "Some memories may vary"Memories can be tricky - they can be influenced by peoples perception of events, how much time has passed, & their emotional response. In this Episode Deirdre and Renee talk about the accuracy of memories, how memories can evolve, how your other senses enhance a memory, recovered memories, & stolen memories. It will make you look at your memories in a different light!
2021-12-0150 minSpellcasterEpisode 19 - Tick Tock MotherfuckerIs waiting holding you back? Waiting for the right relationship, the right job - waiting for the right circumstances to come along to propel you to the life of your dreams? Is waiting beneficial or is it creating unrealistic expectations? Deirdre and Renee discuss this idea and more!
2021-11-2454 minSpellcasterEpisode 18 - Blue ChristmasThe Holidays can bring out the best and worst in all of us. They can cause anxiety, depression, create unrealistic expectations and so much more. Deirdre and Renee talk about how the holidays have affected them over the years and share some coping strategies.
2021-11-1750 minSpellcasterEpisode 17 - The "Shroom-i-sodeHealing is always a good idea. Join Deirdre and Renee as they tell the tale about their experience taking mushrooms as an alternative medicine to heal their souls and get in touch with their higher selves. What a transformative experience
2021-11-1050 minSpellcasterEpisode 15- Renee and Deirdre's Halloween "Spooktacular"Renee and Deirdre reminisce about their Halloween memories, scary movies, ghost stories and more!
2021-10-2757 minSpellcasterEpisode 13- So Raw and So RealNavigating relationships; friends, family, lovers can be a minefield. Deirdre and Renee discuss this with honesty, authenticity and laughter (through tears in some cases). Healing is a journey, and for Deirdre this is the first step.
2021-10-1354 minSpellcasterEpisode 11- Compare You to You!Deirdre and Renee have an frank conversation about social media how it's affecting society and how you can have an online presence and still be authentic.
2021-09-2954 minSpellcasterEpisode 10- Harvest the Energy of You!It's the Autumn Equinox! Join Deirdre and Renee as they chat about how you can honor this change of season through releasing what no longer serves you, practicing gratitude, meditation, crystals and more!
2021-09-2255 minSpellcasterEpisode 9 - I can get a Man in pajamas, and I can get a Man in a ballgownDo you dress for comfort? Do you dress for men? Are you dressing to impress? Join Deirdre and Renee as they discuss fashion - why we dress the way we dress, and how clothes can elevate you, protect you and make you look and feel your best.
2021-09-151h 02SpellcasterEpisode 8 - Calling Mr. Lenny KravitzDeirdre and Renee talk about the changes you need to make within yourself to attract the relationships you want. Remember, it always starts and ends with you!
2021-09-0853 minSpellcasterEpisode 7 - Judgy Eye'd BitchesDeirdre and Renee discuss "mean girls" - who they are, why they do it, and how to navigate all the mean girls (and guys) you encounter.
2021-09-0150 minSpellcasterEpisode 6 - Eve Kerwin, White Buffalo WomanDeirdre and Renee have a fascinating conversation with Eve Kerwin, White Buffalo Woman. They discuss how she found her calling as a Shamanic Healer and Channel, who the White Buffalo Woman is, the healing she provides, how to connect with spirit, Eve's experience with Extra Terrestrials, and so much more! https://www.whitebuffalowoman.netCheck out Eve's book-The Awakening: The Life and Work of Eve Kerwin , White Buffalo WomanAvailable on Amazon
2021-08-2537 minSpellcasterEpisode 5- Slap My Face And Call Me LunaJoin Deirdre and Renee as they talk about the lunar phases, and how you can use them in your day - to - day life.
2021-08-1851 minSpellcasterEpisode 4 - Dolly vs. CherDeirdre and Renee compare different "Divine Feminine " qualities, and discuss how to embrace the Divine Feminine within you.
2021-08-111h 00SpellcasterEpisode 3 - The Golden ClamRenee and Deirdre talk about life after breakups. How to cope, how to heal and how to get back in the saddle!
2021-08-0443 min