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It's Saturday night and we're talking about whatever caught our attention this week! 🎙️ In this episode of Argh U Mad, I'm covering a mix of entertainment, current events, financial news, politics and comedy — with my own mindful commentary along the way. 💍 Coco Jones & Donovan Mitchell — Congratulations to the newlyweds! I'm talking about Coco Jones' marriage and the celebrity wedding that caught my attention. 🌍 Botswana & African News — A viral moment involving Botswana's president leads me into a conversation about marriage, relationships and the idea that people should be able to leave a union when it no longer works for them. 🎓 Student Loans — What's happening with the SAVE repayment plan? What should borrowers be paying attention to? I share what I found while researching student loan repayment options and why borrowers should check their federal student loan accounts. 🗳️ 2026 Midterm Elections — If you've been asking, "What's up with the midterms?" let's talk about it. I discuss why the 2026 elections matter, what positions are up for election and the policies that could directly affect our everyday lives. 😂 Mad Funny: Leslie Jones — We lighten things up with Leslie Jones, comedy, her journey and why I love seeing Black women embrace themselves and continue evolving. This episode is part of the current Argh U Mad format where I take the headlines and conversations catching my attention and add my own perspective — because sometimes we need to pause, think and actually talk about what's happening around us. 🎙️ LISTEN • FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE • SHARE Then come back and tell me: Which topic did you want to hear more about? Coco Jones? Student loans? The 2026 midterms? African news? Or Leslie Jones? Argh U Mad? 👀 ⚠️ This podcast reflects personal commentary and opinions for discussion and entertainment. It is not financial, legal, political or professional advice. #CocoJones #StudentLoans #2026Midterms #DonovanMitchell #LeslieJones #ArghUMad

Usher got rejected. Ye's concert numbers sparked conversation. Student loan forgiveness had everybody asking questions. Dick Gregory caught my attention. And LeBron James is bringing the memes to Philadelphia. 😂 Welcome back to Argh U Mad, where we look at the headlines through a different lens—because the story is one thing, but the perspective is everything. In this episode, I'm talking about the conversations making their way through entertainment, pop culture, sports, and everyday life, including: 🎤 Usher getting rejected onstage — and what that moment says about the changing relationship between celebrities and their audiences. 💰 Ye's concert numbers — including a correction to information I initially shared in this episode. Consider this your reminder that sometimes the conversation continues after the recording. 🎓 Student loan forgiveness — because when everyone is celebrating, I still want to know what the latest developments actually mean. 🎬 Dick Gregory — exploring the comedian, activist, and thinker whose work has recently had me paying closer attention. 🏀 LeBron James and Philadelphia — plus the internet doing what the internet does best with the memes. This isn't about telling you what to think. It's about giving you something to think about. 🎧 Listen, subscribe, and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. ▶️ Watching on YouTube? Like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next conversation. And if you haven't already, check out the Beach Day Reflection episode for a completely different vibe. 🌊 Stay blessed. Stay mindful. And as always… Argh U Mad? #ArghUMad #MadNews #PopCulture #EntertainmentNews #BlackPodcast

Welcome back to The Return Hour — where being human gets real, raw, and sometimes a little chaotic. In this episode,recorded 11/19/25, Nikki Nu steps back behind the mic with big "Auntie energy", soulful humor, and that signature mindful truth-telling. From messy days and slithers of moonlight to honoring International Men's Day, Women's Entrepreneurship Day, and the everyday people holding our communities together — this episode is a grounding breath wrapped in laughter, honesty, and spirit. Nikki opens the floor for the classic "Tell Us Why You Mad?" moment, inviting listeners into a safe space to release, reset, and remember the power of their own inner voice. She reflects on the upcoming New Moon in Scorpio — a season of rebirth, intensity, and deep transformation — while weaving in personal stories, cultural moments, and reminders to stay rooted even when the world feels like it's spinning wild. From honoring family birthdays to unpacking tech news, ethics, and the wild world of geno-economics, Nikki keeps it mindful, comedic, and meaningful — all in 30 minutes or less. Because here in The Return Hour, support really does sound like a conversation. Tap in, breathe deep, and let this episode be your little moment of balance. ✨ Want deeper support? Book your 1:1 session through arghumad.com. ✨ Love the show? Cop some merch — every purchase keeps this space alive and thriving.

Hello MadHatters 🎩✨ A stress check for the days where you missed half the message, but Spirit still gives you the final answer. This episode landed on National Stress Awareness Day — and we're talking about what stress looks like in real time… especially when you feel like you only caught half the lesson, but somehow still got the full message. We get into: what's shifting with SNAP benefits and why the limbo feels so heavy how stress shows up in the body before the mind names it simple self-checks you can do today to see where your tension is hiding and why sometimes Spirit gives you the final answer without giving you every detail This is mindful living for real life — from a Black woman's perspective — because sometimes support sounds like a conversation. If you need personalized support or want to book me as your liaison as you navigate your mental wellness journey, visit arghumad.com and get started today! This live was recorded on Sunday Nov. 2,2025 Music by Kwame Adu and SprCHk Fist Fight

In this episode of Argh U Mad, I take you on my Bible listening journey—from Ezekiel through Genesis—unpacking the Old Testament like an audiobook. Together, we dive into three devotionals that remind us of Christ's guidance, the challenge of loving our enemies, and how suffering can shape our growth. As always, we connect the Word to real life—mental health, forgiveness, and resilience—through the lens of a Black woman's perspective. And because September is Suicide Prevention Month, I highlight the importance of staying mindful, grounded, and leaning into community support. Listen in, reflect, and grow with me as we change the narrative around faith and mental health one episode at a time. Support the movement: book a session, grab your merch, or donate to keep Argh U Mad alive and growing.

After a 6-month pause, Argh U Mad returns with a layered reflection on the subtle disrespect we normalize — especially toward elders, caregivers, and those who shaped our foundations. This episode unpacks the inner rebellion masked as coolness, the shadow of idolized figures, and the karmic lessons that loop back around when we least expect it. From personal stories (like blowing medicinal smoke at mom — with love!) to cultural lessons rooted in West African home training, this talk challenges us to reframe what "grown" really means. This one's for anyone learning how to honor themselves without dishonoring the ones who made space for them to become. "Is it really in their face — or is it more so in your face?" Music is by Kwame Adu & sprchk

Enjoyed the Turkey day festivities? Quick question was there mac & cheese? How was it prepared? In this week's audio Nikki runs a poll asking 4 people in the community how they prepare their mac& cheese. All in good fun, enjoy this week's episode and as always music by Kwame Adu & sprchnk "Fist Fight"

In today's audio podcast recorded in June 2024. Nikole "Nikki Nu" Nunoo has her first recorded encounter with a community member. This dialogue opened the opportunity for further dialogues with community members in the coming days. As always, Argh U Mad's theme song is by the one and only Kwame Adu & sprchnk "Fist Fight"