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In this episode, the ladies unpack the culture of what Calundra calls “performativism.” She came up with this term to describe how performative behavior on social media slowly turns into a personality, and how the constant need to be seen as a “good” person, a good friend, or a successful business owner can quietly become exhausting. At what point does self-expression turn into self-surveillance? And more importantly… where does it end? We also get into outing etiquette and presence—why every moment doesn’t need to be a work meeting, a brainstorm, or a content opportunity. Some outings are meant to be enjoyed, not optimized. Some conversations deserve your full attention, not half of you behind a screen replying to texts. We talk about being present with friends, putting the phone down during meaningful moments, and the impact constant phone use has—especially at home with children. Decentering yourself from your phone isn’t about perfection; it’s about intention. Your relationships will feel it. Your nervous system will feel it. And yes—your kids will thank you. This episode is an invitation to stop performing, start being present, and choose real connection over constant visibility. Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

Happy New Year!! The gang’s all here 😎 Your faves are all back together for the next episode as they discuss popular topics such as going no contact with family, the “millennial career crisis,” and possible alternate routes to take in regard to motherhood. This episode is full, AND enhanced by comedic relief at the perfect moments. You know how we do! Follow us or don’t! IG: @unfollowmepodcast TikTok @unfollowmepodcast Facebook: Unfollow Me Podcast Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

Which holiday traditions are actually worth keeping? Which ones are worth letting go? The ladies have this discussion with Keyerra Goosby (aka Calundra’s big sister) during their Friendsmas at Brittany’s house. Keyerra is a Christmas fanatic who finds Christmas decorating therapeutic. Listen along as the ladies each share their perspectives on the holiday season and what comes with it! Follow our socials! @unfollowmepodcast Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

In this episode of Unfollow Me!, we dive into the uncomfortable but necessary process of outgrowing old versions of yourself. The internet loves to tell you what you “need” to do: take a solo trip, cut people off, heal in silence; but we’re breaking down what’s actually growth… and what’s just noise. We unpack why “I’m not arguing, I’m growing” isn’t an excuse to disconnect from accountability, but an invitation to evolve. We also explore the real benefits of solo trips, from rediscovering your identity to creating space to think, feel, and reset. Then we get into the tricky space between healing and avoidance — how to know when you’re doing the work versus hiding behind the language of self-care. And finally, we talk about creating terms and conditions for your life, so your boundaries aren’t optional, negotiable, or only respected when convenient. This episode is a mix of honesty, humor, shared experiences, and the reminders we all need when our growth is making other people uncomfortable. Tune in and get ready to unfollow the advice that’s holding you back. Follow us on Instagram & Tik Tik @unfollowmepodcast & Facebook @ Unfollow Me Podcast Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

In this spicy, boundary-breaking episode, we’re calling out the trending advice that absolutely deserves an unfollow. From cultural sayings we’ve normalized to social media “wisdom” that keeps people stuck, we’re unpacking the subtle (and not so subtle) red flags in the messages we were raised on. We dive into the phrases that shaped us: “They’re still family,” “Respect your elders,” “What happens in this house stays in this house,” and we challenge the ways they’ve been used to silence, guilt, or limit people. We get into the myths that keep communities emotionally stagnant, like “pray about it” instead of getting therapy or trying to manifest without any action. We’re also going there with the relationship and hustle culture advice that needs to go straight to the trash—like the idea that men who provide are automatically the prize, that relationships should be hard, or that children should always stay in a child’s place even when they’re harmed. And for anyone ready to click “unfollow” after this episode? GOOD. This conversation is for the people ready to heal, question generational teachings, and build healthier lives instead of repeating harmful scripts. If you love honest conversations, unpopular opinions, and rewiring the advice we never should’ve listened to then this episode is for you. Follow us on social media platforms: Instagram & Tik Tok @unfollowmepodcast Facebook: Unfollow Me Podcast YouTube: Unfollow Me! Podcast Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

Flying solo for this episode, Calundra sits down with Exhale Event Productions to unpack their inspiring journey, transforming a thankless side hustle into a thriving six-figure business in just four years. Jonathan (aka DJ NathanSynth) and Anthony (aka MC A-Rob) share their blueprint for success, offering insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and pulling back the curtain on the personal experiences that shaped who they are today. Plus, Jonathan — who is also Calundra’s husband and the sound engineer behind the Unfollow Me! Podcast —reveals his latest business ventures and what’s next for Team Exhale. Follow Unfollow Me! Podcast on all social media platforms @unfollowmepodcast Follow Exhale Event Productions @exhaleeventproductions on all social media platforms and/or visit exhaleeventproductions.com Find Calundra @exhalesocialmedia @honegrygirl on all social media platforms and/or visit exhalesocialmedia.com Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

So many entrepreneurs say they want balance, but secretly, their self-worth is tied to their business performance. When a client doesn’t book, a post doesn’t hit, or feedback feels off—it’s personal. In this episode, the ladies unpack what insecure business ownership looks like, how anxious attachment sneaks into your brand, and what it means to practice detached professionalism; staying emotionally grounded while still showing up with heart. You’ll learn how to: •Recognize when your emotions are running your business decisions •Reframe rejection and unmet goals without internalizing them •Build emotional resilience and boundaries as a CEO •Detach without disconnecting from your mission or audience If you’ve ever felt like your confidence rises and falls with your business results, this conversation will help you regulate, realign, and return to purpose. MindfulEntrepreneur #BusinessBoundaries #EmotionalRegulation ⸻ Main Topics Covered: • The difference between emotional attachment and genuine passion • Signs of insecure business ownership • How “taking it personal” sabotages growth • Practical ways to practice detached professionalism • Rebuilding confidence from identity, not outcome Key Takeaways: • Your business is an expression of you, not a definition of you. • Detachment isn’t cold—it’s clarity. • You can serve deeply without absorbing the weight of every response. • Emotional regulation is a business skill, not just self-care. Follow us @unfollowmepodcast on Instagram, YouTube and Tik Tok! Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

In this episode, we’re chatting with the amazing Shana-Lee, founder of Breathe & Exhale 360 — and now, published author of Mommy in Waiting! Shana-Lee shares how her business was born, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and what inspired her to turn her story into a book. We talk about growth, faith, and what it really looks like to build something that serves both your purpose and your people. It’s a conversation full of heart, healing, and honest business talk — the kind that reminds you to keep showing up, even when the vision takes time to unfold. So grab your coffee (or tea) and tune in — this one will leave you inspired to breathe, exhale, and keep building. 💛 Follow @unfollowmepodcast on all social media platforms Shana-Lee’s Handles: Breathe & Exhale 360: Website: breatheandexhale360.com IG, FB Group, and TikTok: Breatheandexhale360 Subscribe to the newsletter to stay up to date Mommy in Waiting: Website: Mommyinwaiting.com IG, FB, and TikTok: Mommyinwaiting1124 Purchase Mommy in Waiting at mommyinwaiting.com, The Dock Bookstore in Fort Worth, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books a Million, or Walmart Patient-Lee Waiting only available on YouTube for now. YouTube page: https://youtube.com/@mommyinwaiting1124?si=q-Jy_KFJ5WwGYw81 Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

In this Season 3 premiere, the ladies return from summer break to reflect on their progress since the “Boots on the Ground in 2025” episode (Season 2, Episode 3). They dive into goal achievement vs. setbacks, highlight key business updates, and share insights on their personal development journey. Listeners will get a candid look at how entrepreneurship, life balance, and goal setting are unfolding for them as they step into a new season of growth.

In this chill and fun season finale, we’re undeniably giving a nod to the iconic “turn the wigs around” scene from Dreamgirls—because sometimes, you just have to shift the energy and reset the vibe! We’re wrapping the season with a candid conversation about how we’ve been flipping the script in our own lives—personally and professionally. Plus, we’re sharing the books currently keeping us inspired, challenged, and reflective. Whether you’re into fiction, self-help, or memoirs, you’ll want to add these to your reading list. And of course, we couldn’t close out the season without a little fun! We play a spicy round of “This or That” that gets real and hilarious fast. Thank you for rocking with us this season—this one’s full of laughs, lessons, and a whole lot of love. Listen now on all podcast platforms + YouTube. Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

Do you create space for a business when it’s in its grinding stage? Or do you only show respect for it when it’s in its glow up era? In this episode of the Unfollow Me! Podcast, we’re breaking down what makes a business “real,” the pressure to look “legit,” and why “side hustles” deserve more respect. We’re also talking sponsorships, support, and the truth about being on time. Listen now! The grind and the glow-up both matter! Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

The ladies are back and louder than ever! Jokeeta, Calundra, and Brittany dive into the mess, the magic, and the moments that make you wanna laugh, cry, and text your group chat. From relatable drama to unapologetic truths, this episode is your reminder that not everyone deserves a front-row seat in your life. Tune in, tap in, and unfollow who you need to!

Guests Nikita Wilburn and Crystal Foster tell us the purposes behind the startup of their businesses as well as the stories of how they’ve established solid relationships with each other and others. Both ladies have a business, and also a nonprofit where they support people in getting the assistance they need for their physical health or even when it comes to grief. Their story is a great example of how to build community in business.

The ladies have a “table talk” with Brittany’s Aunt Beverly, also affectionately known as “Aunt BJ!” Beverly Lauderdale Giddings is a therapist AND a realtor. In this discussion she recounts the paths she’s taken career-wise which have led her to where she is today, emphasizing how the longing to feel fulfilled in her work has driven her to her current occupations.

The ladies discuss what the name of their podcast, “Unfollow Me!” means to them before sharing their goals for 2025, holding each other accountable to carrying them out. In between ALLAT they talk about a few current trends and common occurrences they can do without, business wise and socially.

Robert White provides advice for Christian singles and answers Brittany's specific questions about dating. As a leader and businessman himself, Robert emphasizes that incorporating biblical AND organizational leadership principles into relationships can set one up for generational success. Lastly, Pastor Rob dishes on his current hit sermon series titled 'Naked, Nasty & New.' Listen along to hear what it's all about and consider visiting Freedom Church in Bedford, TX for his final message of the series, or watch on YouTube. Support Unfollow Me! by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/unfollow-me Find out more at https://unfollow-me.pinecast.co

Calundra, Brittany and Jokeeta are back for season 2 with clear minds and full hearts. Listen as they talk about their winter break as well as the topic of fasting and other Christian practices.

On the final episode of the season, Brittany, Jokeeta and Calundra discuss the status of their own personal journeys as it relates to the most important aspects of their lives: Christ, womanhood, parenthood and entrepreneurship. Getting deeply personal and transparent, they act as each others’ soundboards to empower one another on these journeys.

Brittany, Calundra and Jokeeta challenge the “my friend is secretly competing with me” ideas they’ve seen on social media lately, and try to get to the bottom of it. While they know competition to be more prevalent and much more expected in the workplace, they discuss how the conversations they’ve come across have shifted to emphasize competition in friendships.

Brittany and Calundra share their feelings about the election, and then delve into the potential joys and perils of what may come along with being in business with family members.