Pretty Prissy Chronicles is about the everyday joys and struggles of being an educated Black woman in today’s society.
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Being a Black Woman in America is a Political Experience
What does it mean to simply exist as a Black woman in America—and realize that so much of your everyday life is connected to politics?
In this powerful episode of Pretty Prissy Chronicles, Elisabeth explores the reality that being a Black woman in America isn’t just about voting every few years. Politics can show up in our workplaces, schools, healthcare, neighborhoods, families, paychecks, safety, reproductive decisions, education, and access to opportunity.
We talk about the expectations placed on Black women to be strong, resilient, politically engaged, community-minded, and willing to fight for everyone else—while asking an uncomfortable question: Who is fighting for Black women?
From the ballot box to the boardroom, from City Hall to the classroom, this episode examines how policy decisions can shape everyday experiences and why Black women cannot afford to view politics as something happening somewhere else. This isn’t about telling you who to vote for.
It’s about understanding why your lived experience is connected to political decisions—and why your voice, your questions, and your vote matter. Sometimes being a Black woman in America isn’t simply a personal experience…it’s a political experience.
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6 Sept 2026
Everything Is Political — Yes, Even Buc-ee’s!
What if I told you that politics isn’t just elections, politicians, and what happens in Washington? It’s your paycheck. Your rent. Your groceries. Your healthcare. Your child’s education. Your neighborhood. Your voting access. Your job and yes…even where Buc-ee’s decides to build a store. In this episode of Pretty Prissy Chronicles, we’re having a real conversation about the ways politics quietly—and sometimes loudly—shows up in our everyday lives.
We’re talking about power, policy, money, business, local government, voting access, and the decisions that shape the communities we live in. From Tarrant County’s recent changes to its polling locations to Buc-ee’s CEO Arch “Beaver” Aplin III discussing the importance of conservative, business-friendly states, we’re unpacking why you can’t always separate politics from real life.
This isn’t about telling you what political party to support.
It’s about encouraging you to pay attention because you don’t have to be obsessed with politics. You don’t have to argue about politics but you should understand how the decisions being made around you can affect your money, your family, your opportunities, your community, and your future.
Whether you realize it or not…politics is doing you.
🎧 Press play. Think deeper. Ask questions. Get informed.
Pretty Prissy Chronicles
Real Conversations. A More Beautiful Life on Purpose.
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15 Aug 2026
The Wedding Was Beautiful! Now Who Is Taking Out the Trash?
The wedding was beautiful. The dress was stunning. The pictures were perfect. The vows brought everyone to tears. But then the honeymoon ended…and real life began.
In this episode of Pretty Prissy Chronicles, Elisabeth Anumele gets real about what happens after the wedding day because marriage isn’t just about romance, date nights, and beautiful Instagram moments—it’s about partnership, communication, sacrifice, friendship, faith, and figuring out who is actually taking out the trash.
We’re talking about the invisible labor of love, resentment, sharing responsibilities, keeping score, staying connected, navigating changing dreams, and learning how to choose each other in the ordinary moments. The wedding lasts a day—but the marriage is the story you build together.
The flowers fade. The pictures age. The decorations come down. But the love you build in the everyday moments? That becomes the legacy.
🎙️ Tune in, laugh a little, reflect a lot, and let’s talk about what it really means to build a life together—after the “I do.”
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