Unspoken Atlanta Podcast

In this heartfelt episode, Nigel sits down with his mom, Kassandra Domineck, to dive into the evolution of the film industry over the years. They explore how she made her mark and brought her children into the industry as well. Kassandra also shares her journey of raising two kids while being an entrepreneur, including founding Atlanta’s first women’s kickball league, the Sweet Lady Kickers. Plus, Nigel reflects on his own journey, including a pivotal moment after receiving his first scholarship and undergoing heart surgery. This episode is a beautiful blend of family, resilience, and inspiration.

"In the twenty-fifth episode of Unspoken Atlanta, titled 'Growing Pains,' Nigel and Ashley open up about the tough lessons they've learned while building the podcast. They dive into personal and professional challenges, discussing the trials of growing the show and their plans for the future. This episode also covers hot topics like the Cardi B and Offset situation and explores the deeper theme of loyalty."

n the twenty-third episode of 'Unspoken Atlanta Podcast , titled ' No Low Vibration Men', we dive into a variety of hot topics. We explore Cam Newton's controversial views on fatherhood and marriage. We also discuss the recent breakup of City Girls and Young Miami's reaction to Joe Budden's gold plaque, alongside the pressures women face to leave their careers for men. Plus, we break down Mike Rubin’s interview on The Breakfast Club about Black on Black hate and the recent closing of the LOA rooftop pool venue amid controversy. Welcome to the best show in Atlanta!"

n episode twenty-one, "No Pictures Please," Ashley and Nigel delve into their college experiences and the dynamics of growing up in each other's households. Nigel shares insights into life with his mother and sister, while Ashley discusses her upbringing in a military family. They also open up about their first introductions to sex and how these experiences shaped their views on relationships and intimacy. Additionally, Ashley and Tokyo share some memorable dating stories, adding a mix of humor and lessons learned. The episode also explores the proper ways men should communicate with women, offering valuable insights into fostering better understanding and connections. This episode provides a candid and introspective look into their personal journeys and growth.

"In this episode, 'Men Love More Authentically,' we explore how men’s genuine expressions of love can transform relationships. We also discuss the challenges faced by industry veterans like Ebony K. Williams, who chose to become a single mom by getting a donor, and Vivica A. Fox, who, at almost sixty, continues her quest to find a husband. Additionally, we analyze a clip on men loving more authentically, question whether ego is the reason relationships fail, and examine why women often prioritize qualities other than looks in their partners. Tune in for an insightful conversation on modern love and authentic connections. Welcome to the Best Show in Atlanta."

In the 17th episode of the Unspoken Atlanta podcast, Ro Akin and Breonna take a trip down memory lane by reviewing old clips from season one of Unspoken Atlanta . They provide a flashback review of the past episodes, reminiscing about the moments that made the show memorable. During the episode, Ro and Breonna also delve into personal brands & thought-provoking topics. They discuss the idea that "independent women aren't for everybody," exploring the notion that not everyone is equipped to handle a strong, independent woman. This discussion offers insights into the challenges faced by independent women in relationships and highlights the importance of finding a partner who appreciates and supports their independence. In addition, we explore the concept of "good guys finish last/girl math." They examine the dynamics and challenges faced by individuals who consider themselves good-hearted and caring in the dating world. This discussion sheds light on the complexities of dating and relationships, showcasing the experiences of those who often feel overlooked or taken for granted. Ro Akin and Breonna's contributions to Unspoken Atlanta have been integral to the show's identity. As original cast members, they have consistently shared their perspectives and engaged in meaningful discussions on various topics. Their presence has helped shape the conversations and dynamics within Unspoken Atlanta, providing viewers with interesting insights and thought-provoking content.Welcome to the best show in Atlanta

In our 15th episode, we're delving into the latest headlines and controversies shaking up Atlanta and beyond. From Anita Baker's canceled concert to viral moments like a teacher's unconventional classroom antics, we're dissecting the stories everyone's talking about. Plus, we're addressing the tragic events at the Eleven 45 club in Atlanta, where two lives were lost and four others were injured. But that's not all – we're also diving into the rap beef between Drake and Kendrick, where Kendrick dropped the chart-topping hit 'Not Like Us'. Tune in for engaging discussions and insightful commentary on the issues that matter most. Hit play now and join the conversation! Welcome to the best show in Atlanta."

In the 13th episode titled "Sorry, Kevin," join us as we delve into a diverse array of topics. Ashley opens up with a heartfelt apology regarding her previous comments about Kevin Samuels, sparking a candid conversation. We also take a moment to reflect on the passing of O.J. Simpson, acknowledging his impact on the NFL and black communities. Additionally, we tackle the concept of "trash sex" and delve into a lively discussion about the societal pressures faced by women who choose to stay at home. Plus, we weigh in on the ongoing controversy surrounding Drake, adding our unique perspective to the conversation. Tune in for an episode filled with introspection, analysis, and thought-provoking insights. , welcome to the best show in Atlanta.