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Ya Married Homegirls

Ya Married Homegirls

By: Nay & Tye
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2 friends, 2 marriages, and 2 different perceptions. Listen as we dish on all things marriages, friendships, motherhood, coworkers, the parent friends through sports, food, and life! This podcast will get you laughing, shaking your head in the car agreeing, and gossiping with ya girls.

Grab your wine, your water, your drink, and listen in!

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Episodes
  • A Tired MUVA

    A Tired MUVA
    May 10 2024

    Sis lets face it we all get tired... Being a mom, wife, friend, employee, coach, business owner is draining. But why don't we speak up and navigate through this life with each other vs. always keepin' that invisible cape on... GIRL WE KNOW YOU TIRED CUZ BABYEEEE WE EXHAUSTED.
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    41 mins
  • Sis Its OK 2 Build Them Up

    Sis Its OK 2 Build Them Up
    Apr 26 2024

    Balancing support and tell it like it is in friendships is tough. But effective communication is key to let ya friends know you love them even when there is conflict. But what happens when you don’t feel supported? Tune in while Ya Married Homegirls take on the topic of Women Empowerment.
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    40 mins
  • Sis.. Was Our Music THAT Much Better?

    Sis.. Was Our Music THAT Much Better?
    Apr 12 2024

    The music that our kids listen to can be a huge impact on how they act in public. Let’s face it, our 90’s music wasn’t really that much different than what our kids listen to this day and age. Are y’all letting your kids go to concerts with the music out now? Can we really control what our kids listen to? Tune in and listen to your married homegirls take on this trending topic.
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    37 mins
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