In this episode of What’s Good With You? We sit down with the multifaceted Jordan Hunter — veteran, endurance athlete, swim coach, and now, podcast host. Jordan shares what’s new since his last visit: from completing over 10 triathlons and training others in the sport, to being featured in McDonald’s *Future 22: We Are Golden* campaign. We dive into why he's using his new platform to amplify Black voices and tell stories that center healing, identity, and Black joy . We also explore what resistance looks like through joy, community, and storytelling.

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Reformed People Pleaser – On this episode of What’s Good With You?, Nia Queen and Chef Beanz are back and better than ever! After a much-needed break, the duo returns with a powerful conversation about breaking free from the habit of people-pleasing. From family expectations to relationship dynamics, they unpack the guilt of putting others first—and what it looks like to finally choose yourself. Tap in for the laughs, the lessons, and the healing.

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What’s Good With You is back—and we’re starting this season with a powerful and deeply personal conversation.

In this episode, Nia Queen and Chef Beanz welcome back author, social worker, and advocate Rasheeda Imani Jones to discuss her newest book, Justice for Omar. Rasheeda opens up about the emotional toll of her brother’s wrongful conviction, the complex grief of loving someone who’s still alive but not free, and the mental health journey of balancing advocacy with self-preservation.

We dive into the impact of systemic injustice on families, how writing became a healing tool, and what it means to keep fighting when your heart is heavy. Rasheeda also shares her favorite self-care practices and how joy has remained a form of resistance.

🎙️ Tap in for a season premiere that’s raw, real, and restorative.

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*Disclaimer we will be discussing sexual and physical abuse in today's episode.*

Yo "What's Good with You," as April is Sexual Assault Awareness month we will be discussing a sensitive topic. In this insightful conversation, we delve into the profound journey of Latoya Mcpherson, author of "Scars That Never Heal," a poignant narrative of overcoming adversity and finding solace amidst life's darkest moments. Latoya courageously shares the experiences of others enduring physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, while also recounting the transformative story of her friend Carol, who discovered healing through a combination of faith and therapy. Through raw honesty and profound insights, we explore the complexities of trauma, the power of resilience, and the pathways to reclaiming one's life. Tune in as we navigate the depths of human experience and discover the resilient spirit within us all.

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What's Good With You?! It's your girl Nia Queen, and guess what? This episode is a first for me - going solo, baby! Today, we're diving deep into the wild world of attachment styles, but don't worry, we're keeping it real and relatable for all you twenty-somethings out there. From clingy vibes to ghosting woes, we're breaking down the different attachment types that shape our love lives, friendships, and everything in between. And hey, I'm spilling the tea on my journey too, 'cause let's face it, we're all a work in progress. So, if you're ready to ditch the drama and find your chill amidst the chaos, grab your headphones, and let's vibe together on this journey of healing and growth. It's gonna be lit! 🌟

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Yo What's Good With You?! In this episode, we are joined by Sex Therapist Taj Omari-Florida. Taj shares her expertise in helping individuals and couples heal from past traumas and embrace pleasure and peace of mind. Together, we explore the taboo surrounding Black women's sexuality, addressing the challenges and misconceptions that often hinder open and honest discussions about sex and dating.

From our introductions to sex to the societal pressures and stigmas that shape our experiences, we uncover the complexities of navigating intimacy and relationships as Black women. Taj offers invaluable insights and strategies for overcoming barriers, reclaiming agency over our bodies, and fostering healthy connections.

Taj is offering a free 50-minute consultation for WGWY listeners!

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Yo Whats Good with you? Join Nia Queen and Chef Beanz in the latest episode,where they share the exciting developments in their lives. Chef Beanz gears up for his play tour in Atlanta, while Nia Queen celebrates the opening of her private therapy practice. Together, they reflect on their journey, express gratitude, and acknowledge the divine blessings that have guided them. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about growth, resilience, and the power of faith.

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Yo, What's Good with You?! Join Nia Queen and Chef Beanz on another riveting episode of "What's Good with You?" as she delves into the world of post-football life with two remarkable UCLA football alumni: Luxury Real Estate agent Stephen Johnson III and Ballers' very own actor Donovan Carter. In this candid and heartfelt conversation, Stephen and Donovan share their deep passion for football, along with the challenges and triumphs they've faced in transitioning to life beyond the gridiron. Get ready for a dose of humor, charisma, and inspiring insights as these two dynamic personalities shed light on their journeys and what's next on the horizon.

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Therapy with Nia King LCSW through Alma.