Welcome to Herolyn Lake's Podcast

Valentine's Day Reflections

Corey Holcomb and Aries Spears Controversy

The Origins and Meaning of Valentine's Day

Black History Month Celebrations

The Power of Black Hair and Identity

Mental Health and Political Frustrations

Economic Support for Black Businesses

The Problem with Supporting Big Corporations

The Challenge of Affordability in Black-Owned

The Importance of Community Support and

Marketing Strategies for Black Entrepreneurs

The Urgency of the Situation

Closing Remarks and Call to Action

Episode 87 of She Said It First is peak Jerrilyn and Lynee’—equal parts chaos, comedy, and “girl, let me tell you what happened.” The ladies kick things off with a petty Olympics update: Jerrilyn’s irritated with everything (including her house making paranormal noises), and Lynee’s dragging Corey Holcomb, Aries Spears, and every “same text, different font” comedian who insists on talking slick about Black women while looking like hypertension personified. Between swollen eye canals (a new medical term?) and DMs full of mucus-sounding voice notes, the two roast these men so thoroughly they could file it under community service. 

From there, the episode pivots into Valentine’s Day—its messy Roman fertility-festival origins, overblown modern expectations, and the universal heartbreak of receiving absolutely nothing from someone who claims to love you. The ladies keep it hilariously honest: if your partner only performs romance on February 14th, that’s not love, that’s emotional DoorDash. And yet, in the spirit of the episode title, both hosts reflect on the joy of gifting themselves, loving themselves, and choosing partners who show up the other 364 days of the year. 

Because it’s Black History Month, the duo highlight Black brilliance—from Gladys West (GPS queen!) to the Super Soaker creator Lonnie Johnson—while celebrating the magic, versatility, and sheer audacity of Black womanhood. They wrap with a real talk moment about mental health in the middle of political chaos, reminding listeners that laughter is medicine, protecting your peace is essential, and sometimes the most revolutionary thing you can do is choose joy… and maybe “whoop they ass” when necessary. Classic She Said It First: funny, real, righteous, and wrapped in unapologetic Black girl energy. 

 

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@u1pn 

Follow: 

@urban1podcast  

@indeskribeabull   

@lynee_monae 

Executive Producer: 

Jahi Whitehead/ @Jahi_TRG 

Video/Social Media Producer: 

Walter Gainer II 

Episode 87 of&nbsp;She Said It First&nbsp;is peak Jerrilyn and Lynee&rsquo;&mdash;equal parts chaos, comedy, and &ldquo;girl, let me tell you what happened.&rdquo; The ladies kick things off with a petty Olympics update: Jerrilyn&rsquo;s irritated with everything (including her house making paranormal noises), and Lynee&rsquo;s dragging Corey Holcomb, Aries Spears, and every &ldquo;same text, different font&rdquo; comedian who insists on talking slick about Black women while looking like hypertension personified. Between swollen eye canals (a new medical term?) and DMs full of mucus-sounding voice notes, the two roast these men so thoroughly they could file it under community service.&nbsp;
From there, the episode pivots into Valentine&rsquo;s Day&mdash;its messy Roman fertility-festival origins, overblown modern expectations, and the universal heartbreak of receiving&nbsp;absolutely nothing&nbsp;from someone who claims to love you. The ladies keep it hilariously honest: if your partner only performs romance on February 14th,&nbsp;that&rsquo;s&nbsp;not love, that&rsquo;s emotional DoorDash. And yet, in the spirit of the episode title, both hosts reflect on the joy of gifting themselves, loving themselves, and choosing partners who show up the other&nbsp;364 days&nbsp;of the year.&nbsp;
Because&nbsp;it&rsquo;s&nbsp;Black History Month, the duo&nbsp;highlight&nbsp;Black brilliance&mdash;from Gladys West (GPS queen!) to the Super Soaker creator Lonnie Johnson&mdash;while celebrating the magic, versatility, and sheer audacity of Black womanhood. They wrap with a real talk moment about mental health in the middle of political chaos, reminding listeners that laughter is medicine, protecting your peace is essential, and sometimes the most revolutionary thing you can do is choose joy&hellip; and maybe &ldquo;whoop they ass&rdquo; when necessary. Classic&nbsp;She Said It First: funny, real, righteous, and wrapped in unapologetic Black girl energy.&nbsp;
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YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@u1pn">https://www.youtube.com/@u1pn</a>&nbsp;
Follow:&nbsp;
@urban1podcast&nbsp;&nbsp;
@indeskribeabull&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
@lynee_monae&nbsp;
Executive Producer:&nbsp;
Jahi Whitehead/&nbsp;@Jahi_TRG&nbsp;
Video/Social Media Producer:&nbsp;
Walter Gainer II&nbsp;

Welcome to the She Said It First Podcast, where hosts Lynee’ Monae and Jerrilyn, also known as IndesKribeaBULL, bring you a refreshing and humorous take on the latest happenings in the world, trending topics on social media, and offer some hilarious yet insightful advice through their 'Sista to Sista' hotline. Join us for one of the most entertaining and engaging podcasts out there. If you're ready for a good kiki and some piping hot tea, She Said It First is the perfect podcast for you!

Welcome to the She Said It First Podcast, where hosts Lynee’ Monae and Jerrilyn, also known as IndesKribeaBULL, bring you a refreshing and humorous take on the latest happenings in the world, trending topics on social media, and offer some hilarious yet insightful advice through their 'Sista to Sista' hotline. Join us for one of the most entertaining and engaging podcasts out there. If you're ready for a good kiki and some piping hot tea, She Said It First is the perfect podcast for you!

She Said It First

I Fell in Love with Myself | Episode 87 

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