All the Layers Podcast

About All the Layers Podcast

Welcome to All the Layers, a podcast hosted by two sisters who aren’t afraid to speak boldly and honestly. We peel back ALL the layers of life — identity, love, culture, mental health, growing pains, and everything in between. It’s a mix of deep talks, laughter, and unfiltered sisterhood. New episodes coming soon! Subscribe & join us 🎧

Publisher

All The Layers Podcast

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

20 Jan 2026

Latest episode

14 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

27 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   14 Oct 2026

   Episode #20 — Who Taught Us Which Black Was Beautiful?

   How early do we learn that certain shades of Blackness are valued differently? And how much of what we believe about beauty, attraction, and desirability is actually our own? In this episode of All the Layers, we unpack the complexities of colorism, from the messages we absorb growing up to the ways those beliefs show up in our relationships, communities, and perceptions of ourselves. Through personal reflections, honest conversations, and a few uncomfortable questions, we explore what it really means to challenge colorism beyond simply saying that every shade is beautiful. Because sometimes the beliefs we need to question most are the ones we didn’t even realize we learned. Join us as we peel back another layer. 🎙️🤎

2. 

   7 Oct 2026

   Episode #19 — Money, Friendship & What Do We Owe Each Other?

   In this episode of All The Layers, we’re talking about money, friendship, family, and the expectations that can come with being the person who “made it.” Inspired by the recent conversation around Savannah James and April McDaniel, we’re getting into a bigger question: when you have more, what do you actually owe the people around you? We talk about Black cultural expectations around success, “if I make it, we all make it,” financial boundaries in friendships and with family, generosity vs. entitlement, and whether having the ability to help someone means you’re responsible for helping them. Because at the end of the day, just because you can afford it doesn’t necessarily mean you’re responsible for it. 🎙️ Money, Friendship & What Do We Owe Each Other? #AllTheLayers #AllTheLayersPodcast #MoneyAndFriendship #BlackWomenPodcast

3. 

   30 Sept 2026

   Episode #18 — Back to Hillman: Black Joy, Nostalgia & Representation

   In this episode of All the Layers, we’re talking about the A Different World reboot and the unexpected nostalgia it brought back as former HBCU students. Watching the reboot felt like getting a glimpse into a familiar world again. From the campus energy, friendships, fashion, music, and personalities to the academic and personal experiences of being a Black college student, there were so many moments that took us right back to our own college years. But this conversation goes beyond HBCU nostalgia. We’re talking about what it means to see Black college students represented as whole people: ambitious, intelligent, funny, complicated, social, driven, still figuring themselves out, and simply enjoying life. We also get into Black joy, representation, and why it matters to have stories that allow us to see ourselves outside of narratives centered around struggle. Sometimes we need to see Black people learning, loving, laughing, growing, succeeding, making mistakes, and just being. And of course, we had to talk about some of the Black television shows that became part of our collective cultural memory and why certain shows can bring us back to a specific version of ourselves, even years later. This episode is a reminder that nostalgia can be meaningful, representation can feel grounding, and joy is allowed.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

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