In this episode, we embark on a reflective journey, tracing the footprints of our personal evolution. Join us as we explore the transformative power of change, the lessons learned, and the possibilities that lie ahead. From the lessons of our past to the aspirations of our future, we delve into the beautiful tapestry of growth. Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and uplifted as we embrace the ever-unfolding chapters of our lives.

Welcome to season two of AUTP! In this episode, we discuss the hook-up culture in today's society. Hook-up culture can often be taboo, mainly when we discuss the male and female dynamic. So let's talk about it!!!

Welcome to the fourth Honesty Hour of season 2 on AUTP! During honesty hour we are completely transparent on what has been going on in our lives and just vent chile! In this crazy world, we need a safe space to just be. Remember keep living uniquely and authentically.

In this episode we're delving into a post that Ari Lennox made on twitter that goes deep into the topic of being 'soft' as a woman, exploring the societal expectations placed upon women to be nurturing, kind, and gentle. From a young age, girls are often taught to prioritize others needs over their own and to suppress their own emotions in favor of maintaining a pleasant demeanor. But what happens when these expectations become a burden, and women are forced to navigate a world that values toughness and assertiveness over softness and vulnerability? Join us as we explore the complex and often fraught relationship that women have with their 'softness.'

Happy Social Work Month! Considering the fact that the Authentically Us, The Podcast visionaries are both social workers..In this episode we wanted to acknowledge social work, what it has done for us, where we are at in this stage of our career and the after grad school blues. Social workers don’t get acknowledged enough and we want to spread awareness; “WE ARE ESSENTIAL!” Put some RESPECK on our name lol ❤️

On this episode, we talk about the "Cancel Culture" and how it has an affect on mainly the black community. The threat of being canceled is a real and toxic issue. We are all human and people should be able to learn and grow from their mistakes. However, the brands and people who deserved to be canceled, aren't. There are so many ways we can create change firstly from our own mindsets and what 'we' tolerate from others. The fear of cancellation should not stop people from being themselves!