What’s On The Agenda
A show by, for, and with Black women. Unpack the state of Black women with us with depth, honesty, and a touch of fun. From religion and wellness, to misogynoir and community, we cover it all with critical thought and light hearted vibes.
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- Aug 12, 2026
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Episode 50: "God is Trying to Tell You Something" Black Women, Intuition, Autonomy, and Deconstruction | Ep.51 (opens the original)
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This episode covers a wide-ranging conversation about black womanhood, respectability, movement, and the pressure to treat every life decision as a direct command from God. Mo and Raven connect everyday choices like hair, dancing, work, and dating to larger questions about autonomy, patriarchy, and what it means to live as a whole person. At the center of the discussion is a shared concern: too many black women are taught to ignore their own discernment in favor of obedience, suffering, or spiri
Episode 49: KeKe Palmer and Oprah: A Celebration of Black Joy, Purpose, and Community (opens the original)
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This episode explores the cultural and spiritual significance of a pivotal interview between KeKe Palmer and Oprah Winfrey, emphasizing themes of Black excellence, purpose, aging, community, and faith. We dive into the lessons from this moment, how it inspires us, and why celebrating Black womanhood matters. Where to Find WOTA Official Hashtag: #WOTA Find our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at whatsontheagendapod@gmail
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