In this episode, Kim sits down to chat with Tiffany, the founder of Moms Money Mindset, about her financial journey, especially overemployment as a single mom and how she was able to save $30K in 3 months to build her emergency fund by working two remote jobs!

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Connect with Tiffany: https://www.instagram.com/momsmoneymindset/
Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/singleblackmotherhood/

Books Mentioned:
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God's Creative Power for Healing: https://amzn.to/3Ecte7T

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Experiencing Motherhood: Single & Black

Mindset and Money with Tiffany

In this episode, Kim shares how she was able to break the check to check cycle as a single mom.

This episode is sponsored by Worthy.

Worthy helps you get the most money possible for your diamond jewelry or luxury watch, fast and risk-free. Their experts do all the work for you, and their competitive auctions get you up to 3X what a local jeweler might offer in as little as 2 weeks. 
 
With Worthy, you’re in control from start to finish. If your item doesn’t sell for the price you want, Worthy sends it back to you at no cost, fully insured.

And now for a limited time you’ll get an extra $100 when your jewelry sells for over $1,500. All you have to do is register at worthy.com/single-black-motherhood

Connect with Kim: https://www.instagram.com/singleblackmotherhood/

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Breaking the Check to Check Cycle as a Single Mom

The election dust has settled, MLK’s birthday is in our rearview mirror & February is on the horizon which means we are rested and hopeful so now is the perfect time to look at the political landscape for Black folx with clear eyes.  Yup! It’s the Black Mama Magic Election Update. Our first episode was in response to the 2016 election and we haven’t missed an election cycle yet. In this episode we talk: about how we feel now vs. 2016, what gives us hope, In this episode we talk:
👉🏾Black Americans are 10 toes down for The Constitution
👉🏾Why democrats need to stop chasing hoes that ain’t loyal.
👉🏾What gives us hope (Clue: Black women 😉)

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👉🏾 Sister Song lead by Monica Simpson: https://www.sistersong.net/
👉🏾 New Georgia Voter Project lead by Kendra D. Cotton: https://newgeorgiaproject.org/leaders...
👉🏾 Black Voters Matter Lead by LaTosha Brown: https://blackvotersmatterfund.org/our...
👉🏾 Herschal Walker pulls out police badge: https://youtu.be/b2tb6XK_pxE

DBM Episode 52: Black Women Organizing, Hoes That Ain't Loyal, & Spiritual Political Cycles

Dear Mama, There are two things that happen to everyone in this life that we don’t talk about - birth and death -&nbsp; both can challenge and transform everything we believe in. They can be messy and uncomfortable roads to travel and sometimes art can help us through.&nbsp; In Black Panther Ryan Coogler proved he is a master at guiding us through uncomfortable conversations & in this episode we are joined by one of our faves  to talk about how Coogler guides us through grief in Wakanda Forever. &nbsp;We can’t think of a better way to kick off Women’s History Month than talking about a film held together by Black women & centers the mother daughter relationship.&nbsp; May we never forget and ALWAYS celebrate their work. In this episode we’re talking:&nbsp; 👉🏾The impact of Black grief 👉🏾The return of Kilmonger in that white sweater with NO SHIRT 👉🏾What surprised us&nbsp; 👉🏾A new film rating system based on Angela Bassett.&nbsp;&nbsp; ✨💗✊🏾 ✨MERCH OF THE MONTH - &nbsp;✨ We’re unlocking our Patreon for the next 30 days. If you love to laugh, if you want to nurture your creativity and imagination, if you want a wild ride, then THIS IS THE SPOT FOR YOU! As a patron you will receive: ✨An Opportunity to take part in a virtual recording of Dem Black Mamas ✨An Exclusive patreon only Magic Maker mug&nbsp; ✨S/o on the podcast&nbsp; ✨Exclusive livestream events & replays such as Swing My Way: Using a Pendulum for Alignment & Ease, 7 Day Meditation Series, & behind the scenes content documenting our creative journey and upcoming projects.&nbsp; ✨An Opportunity to purchase live show tickets and new merch one week in advance of the general public at a discount. ✨Entered 3 times in all giveaways ✨BEST PART - Investing in Black women who are committed to and actively creating spaces for Black folx rooted in creativity, healing, and liberation ABOUT OUR GUEST  (she/her) challenges us all to reconsider our relationship with television. She is the creator, producer, and host of  (), a podcast in which she uses her training, instinct, and empathy to “prescribe” the very best TV show to heal your emotional ailments. When she’s not “making the rounds” as a speaker and podcaster, she is Professor of Rhetoric and Media at Sacramento State University, where she teaches classes including Television Criticism, Rhetoric and Social Influence, and Media Aesthetics. You should feel free to greet her with the Vulcan salute or a few words of Klingon; she is also fluent in RuPaul’s Drag Race-isms and lyrics from ‘80s music. She is an advocate for social justice, an activist for anti-racism, and a firm believer in putting “DONE” items on your “TO-DO” list, just for the pleasure of crossing them off. Show Michele some love and follow her and her podcast on IG: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS  Order  by the 25th of each month & recieve the next month NeKisha: Join the Blackest most roductive co-working space on the internet! Say Less  1st Monday 8amET-11amET 👉🏾  3rd Monday 8pmPT-11pmPT 👉🏾    Thea: WE GOIN TO EGYPT!  &nbsp;  is open until March 31st for new folx to join the community.     EPISODES MENTIONS/RELEVANT TO THIS EPISODE:  🎙️  All other links mentioned in the episode & full show notes on our website at&nbsp;&nbsp; INVEST IN US  Don’t just listen, subscribe and follow us on all social media platforms @demblackmamaspodcast Talk back to us email us (),&nbsp; engage with us through social media comments, your reviews, and SoundCloud comments. Share us with one other person.&nbsp; Become a Magic maker by getting on  (aka our newsletter).&nbsp; Attend our Magic Makers Fall Workshop & purchase a Magic Evermore Box  ✨💗✊🏾

DBM Episode 53: Black Grief, Ritual & Wakanda Forever

Dear Mama, Dream with me.&nbsp; Can you imagine a world with a Black midwife in every family, in every community, easily accessible, at our fingertips, a world in which birth choices aren’t controlled by capitalism, a world in which the birth practices that Black women used to literally birth this country are honored, a world in which they are revered, a world in which Black midwives could practice the full scope of reproductive health and reproductive choices are respected, a world in which Black mothers don’t fear death in the midst of giving birth, experience it with fully joy and bodily autonomy.&nbsp; It’s Black Maternal Health Week and we are grateful for the opportunity to sit with two people invested in building that world: Jamarah Amani, founder of National Black Midwives Alliance & cofounder of Southern Birth Justice Network & filmmaker K. Sanderson&nbsp; In this episode we’re talking:&nbsp; 👉🏾Harriet Tubman & midwifery (Yeah we ain’t even know) 👉🏾Why the medical system fears Black midwifery (I mean we know why but still) 👉🏾The fight & journey to answer your calling (chiiilllleee this got deep) 👉🏾Their documentary series Legacy Power Voice: Movements in Black Midwifery (cause WE KNO what happens when other people tell our stories) ✨💗✊🏾 ✨MERCH OF THE MONTH - &nbsp;✨ The intention of this box is for Black Mamas to honor the light within themselves.&nbsp; The items inside the Magic Evermore box will prepare Black mamas to soak up all the energy of the sun all summer and remind them of the importance of documenting themselves, the power to manifest the life you want, and to soften and pour into yourself when your mothership hits rough waters.&nbsp; Items inside: ✨Full Black Mama Magic Card Deck ✨Manifestation Crystals: Citrine, Pyrite, Rose Quartz, Blue Apatite ✨Incense from Smell Good Spa ✨Mama Magic: Evermore Picture Frame ✨Postcards ✨Gratitude Jar ✨Herbs: Jasmine, Eucalyptus, & Lavender ✨An investment in yourself and in Dem Black Mamas Podcast. When you invest in us, you are investing in a platform curated by three women actively creating spaces of healing, creativity & liberation.  ABOUT OUR GUESTS Jamarah Amani, LM is a community midwife who believes in the transformative and healing power of birth and that every baby has a human right to human milk. Her mission is to do her part to build a movement for Birth Justice locally, nationally and globally. Jamarah is the architect of the Birth Justice framework, the Black Midwives Model of Care and the Birth Justice Bill of Rights. Jamarah identifies as Black, Femme and Queer.&nbsp; A community organizer from the age of sixteen, Jamarah has worked with several organizations across the United States, the Caribbean and in Africa on various public health issues, including HIV prevention, infant mortality risk reduction, access to emergency contraception and access to midwifery care. As a birth worker and activist, Jamarah has been tackling issues of racial justice, including the epidemics of Black maternal and infant morbidity/mortality for over fifteen years. She is currently the , () a 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to expand the Birth Justice movement and to make midwifery and doula care accessible to marginalized communities. She is also the co-founder of , () the only national professional association in the U.S. specifically for midwives of African descent, and a founding member of the Queer and Transgender Midwives Association. Karyl-Lyn Sanderson (they/them), affectionately known as K, is a non-binary visionary, artist and entrepreneur with over 20 years of work experience as a digital media producer. K’s mission is to shift societal paradigms while enriching and advancing the lives of those they serve. With their daring and joyful spirit, K takes on projects that bring greater exposure to causes and issues of importance.&nbsp; For over a decade, K created groundbreaking media as the...

DBM Ep 54: Birth Justice, Liberation & the Power of Black Midwives w/ Jamarah Amani & K.Sanderson

Dear Mama, Our hope for you today is: ✨ For you to honor the truth of your motherhood journey ✨ Space to heal from harm, disappointment & trauma ✨ Rest in your being&nbsp; to release yourself from attaching your worthiness to doing In this special mother’s day episode we celebrate Black Motherhood through poetry, imagination and meditation with a poem by me Crystal Tennille Irby, Image a new world with NeKisha Killings and a Liberation Meditation from Thea Monyee.&nbsp; Celebrate your whole self.&nbsp; It all belongs.&nbsp;&nbsp; Happy Mothers Day Black Mamas & don't forget Black Mama Creative Week kicks off Saturday, June 24th! ✨💗✊🏾 SHOW US SOME LOVE  Share us with one other person.&nbsp; Become a Magic maker by getting on&nbsp;&nbsp;(aka our newsletter).&nbsp; Join our &nbsp;  Full transcipt and timestamp breakdown on our website at &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

DBM Ep 55: Mother's Day Special: Celebrating Black Mamas, Dreaming of Liberation & Creating Your Own Reality

Dear Mama, What if I told you understanding menopause was a matter of life and death? In her 2022 book You Got Anything Stronger, Gabrielle Union went into deep detail about how in her words, “the surge and retreat of hormones” during perimenopause and menopause caused her to have passive suicidal ideations and pointed out that science has focused on hiding symptoms or treating the symptoms of menopause that have mattered most to men like vaginal dryness.&nbsp; The part of Union’s book that made me pause (see what I did there) was when Union stated, “According to a 2020 CDC study, the suicide rate among women is highest for those ages 45-64” and calls out how women’s depression is often linked to men or their children, focusing on the external features of women’s lives and not the internal.&nbsp; That’s when I knew we had to do an episode about Menopause and I knew just who turn to Omisade Burney Scott s creator of the platform Black Girl’s Guide to Surviving Menopause which includes a podcast of the same name.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Black Mama Creative Week is the perfect time to drop this episode. Burney-Scott is a trailblazer in this field and roots her work in her spirituality producing creative projects such as Messages From the Menopausal Multiverse. In this episode, we talk:&nbsp; 👉🏾Listening to your body&nbsp; 👉🏾Menopause &amp; spirituality 👉🏾Deciding to have the best sex of your life 👉🏾Bonus Content: The greatest story Nekisha ever told &amp; why her Daddy is a REAL ONE! So thanks for coming inside the Black Mama Magic Room.&nbsp; If you’re a new listener, welcome to the ride. Remember Black Mama Creative Week kicks off Saturday, June 24th &amp; we’re hosting a workshop on podcasting called Ask Us Anything: Composing Dynamic Questions to Create Compelling Interviews and one for entrepreneurs and Black Mama Creatives called Being the Blueprint: Tools to Help Black Mama Creatives and Entrepreneurs Design a New Path.&nbsp; To sign up go to  .&nbsp;&nbsp; CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS  It's Black Mama Creative Week! Come celebrate with us on  all week!  INVEST IN US  Sign up for our .&nbsp; Share us with one other person.&nbsp; Become a Magic maker by getting on  (aka our newsletter).&nbsp;   ✨💗✊🏾 &nbsp;

DBM Ep 56: Menopause, Black Women & Spiritual Ritual with Omisade Burney-Scott

Dear Mama You are worthy to rise each day and dance in your dreams with your children by your side. You are worthy of serenity in birth. You are worthy of joy while holding your children. Join  of  in partnership with the WNBA for a meditation experience to remind you:&nbsp; You are complete. You are not alone.&nbsp; You are magic. Meditations by Mamas are led by Black mamas to help us maintain alignment with healing, creativity, and liberation to manifest joy and abundance. We’re coming to LA on September 3rd!!! Early bird has been EXTENDED TIL SUNDAY, AUGUST 20th. Get on the mothership &amp; ride with us LIVE!&nbsp; GET YOUR TIX NOW&gt;&gt;&gt; For more about Jamarah visit the shownotes for this episode on our website:

DBM Ep 57: Meditations By Mamas: Rising Meditation - You Are Enough w/ Jamarah Amani

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In this episode, I sit down to chat with Bianca, a 29-year-old mom, who has been traveling full-time with her son for 11 months.

We discuss:
-how she's able to support their lifestyle financially
-paying off debt
-living in passion
-why she chose van life and how "Off the Grid with a Kid" began
-how she didn't plan to bring her son along to do van life

"I made a promise to prosper when my child was two weeks old..." -Bionca Smith

-why she decided to enroll him in homeschool
-what her daily life is like

"No matter what day it is, everyday feels like Saturday." -Bionca Smith

-how it feels to have major support from her followers
-what happened when her van broke down, unexpectedly
AND MORE!

Connect with Bionca on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/offthegridwithakid/
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Bionca Smith: Off the Grid with a Kid

Experiencing Motherhood: Single & Black is a conversational podcast for single moms. Kim shares her experiences throughout her single mom journey along with tips to educate, inspire, and uplift other moms.  Kim also brings on other moms (and sometimes dads) to talk about various topics related to single parenting in the black community.

Visit the website at www.singleblackmotherhood.com
Connect with Kim on social via www.instagram.com/singleblackmotherhood
Interested in being a guest or have a topic to suggest, email Kim: singleblackmotherhood@gmail.com

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