Throne Talk Society

It’s not enough to think you’re special — you have to know you’re special and be able to articulate it. And there’s nothing you have to necessarily prove to anyone, but should anyone ask or need a reminder, you better speak of your own greatness with your chestThat’s exactly what our first highlight feature, Deanna Achelle, has done. In today’s episode, she tells us exactly who she is and what she offers to the world. And I hope that after listening, you can do the same for yourself as well.Stay Connected With DeannaDeanna Achelle’s LinktreeThrone Talk SocietyInstagram: @thronetalksocietyFacebook: @thronetalksocietySpotify & Apple PodcastMikeya Janee AppSubmit audio: www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety

What if I told you the reason you keep getting your heart broken by the same person, the reason people keep letting you down is not because they are terrible people (I mean some are), but because you’ve given them a level of responsibility (responsibilities) that they can’t handle. What responsibilities are you talking about Mikeya? I’m talking about the responsibility of access. For the longest time I thought that love meant giving people unlimited access to my life, sharing every part of my world, but It wasn’t until I got older (actually recently) that I realized that in order to have peaceful & purposeful relationships, that I must become aware of people’s roles and responsibilities in my life. So today I’m going to talk about 3 Ways you can identify who’s responsible to have certain levels of access to you, especially when there’s a huge transition happening in your life. Keep Up With Mikeya Janee’Listen to Full YouTube Episode Instagram: @mikeyajaneeWebsite: www.mikeyajanee.comThrone Talk SocietyInstagram: @thronetalksocietyFacebook: @thronetalksocietyMikeya Janee AppSubmit audio: www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety

I was sitting on the ground preparing for my music set when I heard the 6 word declaration, I ain’t Got Time for Bull**** from the ever so eclectic band Writ3r’s Block. It was then….I found myself less focused on the structure of my performance and just allowed myself to dance freely as I received the lyrics into my heart and psyche. Because who really has the time to feed energy into what was never meant to serve us anyway? Maybe YOU do, but I sure don’t…But IF you do find yourself giving these meaningless happenings too much of your time…. Then I suggest you open up your preferred music platform, or go on Youtube and put in the search engine, or tell ya girls Alexa or Siri to play “I Ain’t Got Time” by Writ3r’s Block. For the ultimate bullshit repellent music experience Keep Up With WRIT3R’S BLOCKInstagram: @writ3rsblockmusicFacebook: @writ3rsblockmusicWebsite: https://www.writ3rsblock.com/Listen on SpotifyThrone Talk SocietyInstagram: @thronetalksocietyFacebook: @thronetalksocietyListen on Mikeya Janee AppSubmit audio: www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety

When discussing the pursuit of goals, being still is rarely—if ever—on the list of ways to obtain them. Most of us believe that in order to get what we want or envision, it requires 100% of our participation and exhausting 16 out of 24 hours in a day. But according to this week’s multi-talented feature, Daishanna, being still is actually where the magic happens. The well-versed creative leader and visionary shares her recent revelations about what it means to be still and how it has brought her greater clarity.She even recalls a childhood memory of her mom saying, “Be still, girl,” while she squirmed anxiously in the chair getting her hair done. Back then, those three words may have felt like suppression to young Daishanna, but as she grew older, those same three words are helping her to become grounded and grow in all of her endeavors Keep Up With Daishanna​Instagram: @daishannakThrone Talk Society​Instagram: @thronetalksociety​Facebook: @thronetalksociety​Spotify & Apple Podcast​Mikeya Janee App​Submit audio: www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety

It’s painful when you have to let go of what you thought you knew.In this episode, we explore the uncomfortable but necessary space between learning and unlearning, and why letting go can feel so heavy. This is where real transformation, healing, and inner work begin.🎧 This is a bonus episode of the Throne Talk Society Podcast while we’re on break until August 5th, 2025.✨ In the meantime, head over to my YouTube channel for a powerful 10-week series:“10 Ways to Take Care of Self While in Transition” — a journey through self-care, personal growth, and staying grounded in seasons of change.

Who wants to hear another Black girl rant about how she isn’t being loved properly or seen with dignity and respect? I guess the better question is: how many more Black women have yet to tell their truth—their story? I’m sure there are many. But one woman we can’t say that about is the poet, the writer, the entertainer herself—Saint Sin—who expresses the sentiments of a Black woman’s journey through love and pain so significantly. She often emphasizes the magnitude of a woman’s presence and how she should be tended to with care and intention. Honestly, this “women deserve all the love” campaign only makes sense, considering that she refers to herself as a garden… a creation that creates—as most of us are. Insinuating that women often reciprocate what’s planted into the soil of their lives. There’s no doubt in my mind that this is why she advocates for the melanated female group the way that she does. And I can’t wait for you all to hear the poem she’s created to tell the story.Keep Up With Saint SinInstagram: @theesaintsinFacebook: Saint SinThrone Talk SocietyInstagram: @thronetalksocietyFacebook: @thronetalksocietyMikeya Janee AppSubmit audio: www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety

The path you’re meant to walk—the destiny designed just for you—doesn’t automatically come with confidence. Sometimes, it feels unsure and provokes insecurity, hindering you from flowing in a way that will lead you to where you’re going. That might mean you need roller skates or a gentle approach to life, like our revolutionary feature, Deanna Knight—better known as Dee. The founder of Rolling Revolution and She Sparks Network, Dee believes that our spirits already know the truth, and that we must honor it by flowing freely in that truth and staying rooted in our why. Dee has been lighting up timelines with her eccentric, ever-so-edgy roller skate routines, and I can’t wait for you all to see why her light shines so brightly through everything she does.Keep Up With DeeInstagram: @itsmilsonwheelsYouTube: @itsmilyonLink to book for locsThrone Talk SocietyInstagram: @thronetalksocietyFacebook: @thronetalksocietySpotify & Apple PodcastMikeya Janee AppSubmit audio: www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety

I wasn't supposed to be there. It was the last performance of the two-day Dreamville Festival, and I stood off in a corner amongst 52,000 other attendees with tears in my eyes watching two of my favorite artists: Erykah Badu and J. Cole. Sure, you could say these were tears of gratitude, but as my eyes began to flood, the only thing I could say to myself was, “This can’t be my life.” Yes, I was able to catch the once-in-a-lifetime moment of them performing “Too Deep for the Intro,” but what it took for me to get inside those walls was a persistence I’m not even sure was supposed to be activated.So how did you actually get in, Mikeya? That’s a damn good question. In this week's episode, you’ll find out exactly how it happened—and a few revelations that brought me a lot of peace. One of them being that I no longer have to chase my dreams.Keep Up With Mikeya Janee’Instagram: @mikeyajaneeWebsite: www.mikeyajanee.comThrone Talk SocietyInstagram: @thronetalksocietyFacebook: @thronetalksocietySpotify & Apple PodcastMikeya Janee AppSubmit audio: www.mikeyajanee.com/thronetalksociety