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Welcome to the Please, Do Tell Podcast, where age is just a number and stories know no bounds! Join Ronnika, your millennial storyteller, as she bridges the generation gap through captivating narratives, shared experiences, and heartfelt connections.

Podcast · By Ronnika Williams · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
12
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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Is That You, Fourth Quarter? (opens the original)

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    Ninety-three days left in 2026. The 4th quarter is here. This is the check-in. Not the highlight reel — the honest one. Where are you vs. where you said you'd be? What got done in the first nine months and what is Q4 going to require? And on World Heart Day, with October two days away — what does it actually look like to protect your heart as the year's hardest stretch begins? The 4th quarter is not about shame. It's about showing up for the last 90 days the way they deserve. World Heart Day res

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Must See TV (opens the original)

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    Football is back. The shows are back. And Ronnika and Jeffrey are fully in their TV era. This episode is the fall premiere celebration — Jeffrey breaks down his NFL season, they walk through what's premiering this fall (Grey's Anatomy S23, Abbott Elementary S6, The Voice S30 and more), give the milestone anniversaries their flowers (Fresh Prince, Martin, Moesha, The Wire, Scandal), and spend real time on the shows that ended and never got replaced. The TV that raised us. The shows we still miss.

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    When The Season Changes (opens the original)

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    Recorded on the 25th anniversary of September 11th. We took a moment — then we talked about what that day has always taught us about time and seasons and knowing when something is over. This episode is about the seasons that change in your own life. Knowing when a chapter is finished. Knowing when something is toxic and you are done — not quitting, done. The signs you ignored, the cost of staying, the courage it takes to go, and what's waiting when you finally do. This one is for everyone who al

  4. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Put That White Away! (opens the original)

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    Labor Day is behind us. Summer is officially closed. And Episode 126 opens fall the way it deserves — with the no-white-after-Labor-Day storytime that nobody asked for but everybody needed, and a real conversation about what September is asking of two people stepping into year seven with full intention. The fashion stories are funny. The fall intentions are real. This is Please, Do Tell putting summer away and pulling fall out. 🤍 Did you wear white this Labor Day weekend? Tell us the story — DMs

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Good Girls & Good Dogs (opens the original)

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    International Dog Day. The last episode of summer. The close of Black Business Month. All in one episode — and the fur babies opened the show and honestly almost didn't give it back. Ronnika and Jeffrey talk about their dogs, close out Black Business Month with one final shoutout, and send summer 2026 off the right way — with gratitude, a little nostalgia, and the specific feeling of the last hour of a really good season. September starts tomorrow. We are ready. Are you? 🐾 Show us your fur baby

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