What’s On The Agenda

About 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.

Publisher

Morgan Moore, Raven Martin

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

24 Mar 2025

Latest episode

12 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

50 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Aug 2026

   Episode 50: "God is Trying to Tell You Something" Black Women, Intuition, Autonomy, and Deconstruction | Ep.51

   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 spiritualized recklessness. The conversation moves through faith, deconstruction, and the freedom to choose joy, pleasure, and self-trust.Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at whatsontheagendapod@gmail.comFollow us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterTimestamps(00:00) Opening banter and black girl hair culture(06:06) Wedding weekend, dancing, and being outside(17:19) Raven’s PhD plans and the pressure of life change(28:30) Seminary, deconstruction, and shifting faith(40:04) The screenshots and the “God told me to move” conversation(46:06) Suffering theology and what counts as hearing from God(57:01) Purity culture, autonomy, and patriarchy(61:55) Reframing faith as co-creation instead of passivity(68:41) The erotic, deep knowing, and resisting control(77:10) Why purity culture pushed both hosts toward deconstruction(81:11) Why this matters for black women’s liberation(86:34) God in friendship, celebration, and a whole life(99:00) Closing thoughts and sign-off

2. 

   29 Jul 2026

   Episode 49: KeKe Palmer and Oprah: A Celebration of Black Joy, Purpose, and Community

   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 WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at whatsontheagendapod@gmail.comFollow us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterTimestamps:00:00 - We’re back: life updates, marriage, and new beginnings03:37 - The weight and beauty of marriage05:28 - Black love, commitment, and what stays09:24 - Weddings, cost, and why the moment matters13:52 - Community, friendship, and lasting connection24:18 - Why the Kiki Palmer and Oprah interview mattered37:43 - A conversation for winners: purpose and calling51:49 - Faith, alignment, and divine guidance61:11 - Work, capitalism, and the reality of success73:36 - Intergenerational community and Black womanhood88:43 - Why it matters: purpose, credentials, and alignment94:43 - The Lion King live and closing thoughtsResources & Links:Alice Walker's "In Our Mothers' Gardens"Oprah Winfrey's official siteEckhart Tolle on The Voice WithinBlack woman mentorship & community

3. 

   9 Jun 2026

   Episode 48: Summer is Black Death Season - A Public Health Crisis | Black Women Pod | Ep. 49

   SummaryThis episode explores the systemic issues affecting Black communities, including violence, public health crises, and community resilience. Morgan and Agenda Pod share personal stories, societal critiques, and actionable ideas for community investment and youth mentorship.Stay in the know!Where to Find WOTAOfficial Hashtag: #WOTAInstagramYouTubeThreadsFind our Book recommendations on StoryGraphStay ConnectedIs there a topic you'd like covered on the podcast? Submit it at whatsontheagendapod@gmail.comFollow us on Socials:Instagram: @whatsontheagendapodThreads: @whatsontheagendapodYouTube: @whatsontheagendapodKeep up with Raven MartinInstagram: @RayeRenaYouTube: @RavenRenaTikTok: @RavenRenaMKeep up with Morgan MooreInstagram: @prettygirllifterYouTube: @morgan-allison2513TikTok: @prettygirllifterChapters00:00 Navigating Community and Personal Growth02:56 The Impact of Anxiety and Mental Health06:01 Confronting the Reality of Black Death08:54 Public Health Crisis: Black Youth Mortality12:01 The Value of Black Lives in Society14:48 Institutional Racism and Its Consequences18:00 Understanding Immigrant Perspectives and Challenges20:59 Education and Awareness in Diverse Communities25:00 Navigating Business Challenges in Communities32:02 The Impact of Community Dynamics on Business39:07 The Struggles of Black Mothers and Child Safety45:57 Mentorship and Community Engagement for Youth

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

3 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

3 ratings

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