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Black Goddess Mind Experience

Every week, I sit down and talk to you the way I wish someone had talked to me. No performance. No hustle gospel. Just the truth about what it costs to be the strong one.

Podcast · By Malane Shani · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    EP 34 - The Healing Didn't Set Me Free (Anniversary Celebration) (opens the original)

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    Join us as we continue celebrating the anniversary of the Black Goddess Mind Experience all month long! This week we are revisiting our second most-played episode of the podcast, "The Healing Didn't Set Me Free." Malane Shani spent decades doing the inner work. She processed, released, studied, grew, and even experienced a level of internal peace she once thought she was searching for. And yet, something was still missing. Then, on an ordinary afternoon, a realization came to her that changed th

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    EP 33: Inner Compass (Anniversary Celebration) (opens the original)

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    The Black Goddess Mind Experience Podcast is a year old this month, and we are celebrating! Thank you for hundreds of streams and listening to us in over 30 countries; we are so grateful. This month, we are replaying our most popular episodes in celebration of our one-year anniversary. We’re beginning with Inner Compass, one of the episodes that resonated most deeply with our listeners. There is an extraordinary amount of information available to us at any given moment. Advice, opportunities, st

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    EP 32: The Liberation Diaries Pt. 3: The Rooms I Stopped Entering (opens the original)

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    There are rooms you can spend years trying to belong in, until one day you realize you were never meant to stay. In this episode of The Black Goddess Mind Experience , Malane Shani gets honest about the rooms she stopped entering, the relationships she stopped returning to, and the identities she stopped resurrecting just because someone else was comfortable with them. She names three rooms we can find ourselves in, and what happens when we finally choose to leave them. Because sometimes the fre

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    EP 31: The Liberation Diaries Part 2: What Freedom Sounds Like (opens the original)

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    A woman is not afraid of freedom. She is afraid of the silence where the struggle used to be. If you set the weight down, what fills your hands instead? For the woman who has spent a lifetime being strong, capable, resilient, and dependable, letting go can bring an unexpected question: who am I when there is nothing left to carry? In this episode, Malane explores the subtle signs of freedom: no longer explaining yourself, no longer performing wellness, no longer waging war against your own body,

  5. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    EP 30: The Liberation Diaries: I Left the Pillar Too (opens the original)

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    What happens when the woman everyone depends on finally reaches her limit? In this personal episode of The Black Goddess Mind Experience, Malane Shani shares the untold story behind the Sacrificial Pillar, the invisible pattern that leads so many high-achieving Black women to overgive, overfunction, and quietly abandon themselves in service of everyone else. This is not a lesson. It's a testimony. After decades of pouring into others as a Life Coach, Mentor, and Leader, Malane's body forced her

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