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Date created
2019/05/13
Latest episode
2026/10/12
Average duration
35 min.
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Join Bre, aka The Self-Care Pusher from Southern California, as she shares life experiences, weighs in on current events, amps up her wellness/health habits and finds clean(ish) products to try all for the sake of taking her physical, spiritual and emotional well-being to the next level and (hopefully) inspiring other women of color to do so as well. It's time to become obsessed with our self-care!
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Eldest Daughters That Were Parentified Need Sensuality and Things That Are Just For Themselves
2026/10/12
This epside is for the eldest daughter who had to put her life and joy on hold to carry the weight of adult responsibilities on her shoulders.
Ok, so I stand corrected. The writings shared weren't about "sensuality" per se, but Erotic as Power. I still suggest you read it when you have time to linger this month. Here it is: The Uses of the Erotic by Audre Lorde
Also, join me on substack! Upgrade your free membership for $9/month to unlock private audios as well as the bookclub. We are reading Rest is Resistance this month. Our first meeting on Zoom is October 21st. Jon here: Bre's Substack Page
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My Commitment Was Rooted in Grind Culture and Almost Cost My Peace
2026/10/05
I have a confession to make. A few days ago, my old survival brain started panicking about business metrics, and I frantically sat down to plan a massive, exhausting 90-day challenge. My plan was to force myself to show up on camera at 5:00 AM every single morning until the end of the year to feed the algorithm. That wasn't how I looked at it initially, but that's what it was.
Let's talk about the trap of the "unintentional scramble"—how fear tries to trick us into running back to the hustle when we make space to be still/slow down/do less, and why the most radical thing a Black woman in her midlife can do right now is refuse to be a mule for the system. Put your phone on do-not-disturb, grab your tea, and let's talk about how we are going to unlabor and choose peace for the rest of this year.
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To the Single Mom Doing It All Alone: You’re Doing Great Sweetie (Listener Question)
2026/09/28
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Putting on my auntie/much older sister hat on for this episode. Got a listener question recently from a young mother. She is working, about to go to school, and raising a young daugher on her own. On top of that the father of her child is "not the nicest." In her question she asks if things will ever get easier.
You may be solo parenting, balancing an impossible load, or in the middle of a season where your energy is drained. This conversation is your reminder to remember your value and to also release the guilt you may be experiencing for decisions you made that didn't go as expected. Let's talk about protecting your peace around unhelpful co-parents, and practice practical "micro-self-care" when you have zero free time,
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#FallBackFall Starts Today: Black Women Are Done Over-Functioning for Everybody
2026/09/21
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Hey, hey!! The Fall Back Fall Challenge starts today and it's a call for Black women to intentionally do less during the last quarter of the year. Black women are socialized to over-give, do the emotional lifting, take care of everyone, give 175% on the job and WE ARE TIRED!! I'm talking about unlaboring as a way to pull back from these systems that drain Black women's energy and instead invest that bandwidth into ourselves, rest, community, creativity, joy and other things we care about. Trees shed/release in this season so let's be reminded that we can safely release, slow down and reserve as well.
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(Replay) 4 Powerful Questions To Ask Yourself During Times of Worry
2026/09/14
I've been on a bit of a summer break but I'll be back next Monday with a fresh episode!! In this replay episode I'm giving you a four question exercise you can begin using IMMEDIATELY in times of feeling overwhelmed with responsibilities and challenges straight from the book How To Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie.
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(Replay) It's ok for Black women to need help and also, yes, there are times I still get disregulated
2026/09/07
Happy Monday. In today's episode I'm sharing a little revelation I had while shopping at Costco recently. I have done some major healing in the last few years, but I still get disregulated. It's ok to not be perfect and it's ok to take a breath, raise your hand and ask for/receive help.
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(Replay) 6 Daily Self-Care Questions You Need
2026/08/31
Hey Beautiful Brown Girl!
Have you experienced moments of feeling...off, but don't understand why or how you got to that place? I definitely have which is why I do my best to check-in with myself everyday. Today I'm sharing six questions to start asking yourself daily or as needed.
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(Replay) 3 Ways To Start Taking Up Space
2026/08/24
How can you begin to embody what it means to take up space? As a Black woman who worked in corporate America I can tell you that there were many, many times that I bit my tongue or hid my brilliance and based on conversations I've had, I am not the only one.
How do we embrace our value and begin to take up the space we rightfully deserve? Today I'm sharing three specific ways:
1. Honor your value
2. Own your words
3. Fill the space with your presence
Also, a bonus one is that everything we do doesn't warrant an apology (like I used to believe).
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(Replay) Is Your Spirit In Need Of Silence, Surrender, Solitude Or Stillness?
2026/08/17
Did you know that you can deepen your self-care practice by implementing the 4 S's? Silence, solitude, surrender and stillness can be used separately or collectively and don't have to be "perfected" in order to be of benefit. When your spirit feels dry and in need of moisturizing, it's likely in need of one of the 4 S's.
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You Aren't Lazy. You Are Exhausted (Which Is Survival Mode).
2026/08/10
Have you ever woken up completely drained, barely could manage work so blamed yourself for not being "productive enough"?
In this episode, we’re unpacking the dangerous lie that rest has to be earned and why so many of us confuse emotional and physical exhaustion with laziness. If you’ve been forcing yourself to function through burnout, overstimulation, or stress just to keep up with a routine, this episode is your invitation to drop the guilt, lower the bar, and give yourself grace.
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These Jobs Aren't Loyal And You Shouldn't Be Either
2026/08/03
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Hey sis, welcome back to the Brown Girl Self-Care Podcast — the space where we honor our humanity and choose ourselves, unapologetically.
This week, we're talking about these jobs, okay? I saw a post on social media from a young woman who started a new job, and just a week or two in, a better opportunity came out of nowhere — more money, better vibes — and she took it. But then she felt guilty about it.
The guilt is not random. It's rooted in how we've been conditioned to be loyal, to people-please, to always make sure they know how grateful we are.
Here's what I want you to remember:
These jobs are not loyal to you. They will let you go without a second thought if it serves the bottom line. You don't owe them two weeks, an apology, or an explanation. Giving them that is classy, not required. More money = more breathing room. it's about your peace, safety, and getting out of survival mode. Choosing yourself is an act of self-preservation. Full stop.
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Nobody Talks About The Emptiness That Hits Once You Stop Settling
2026/07/27
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Nobody warns you about the silence that comes after you decide you’re done settling.
When you stop chasing an opportunity, a relationship, or a dynamic that required you to shrink, you're left with an empty room. And if you aren't grounded in that quiet, panic sets in—and the bare minimum starts looking real comfortable again.
In this episode, we’re unpacking what it actually takes to sit in the space between without rushing to fill the void with the first low-standard thing that comes along.
In this episode, we cover:
Why the quiet space after walking away feels so uncomfortable and why your mind misinterprets peace as loss.How to stop bargaining with your standards when anxiety tells you to settle.Reclaiming the buffer zone so your nervous system can adjust to a higher baseline.NEXT STEPS & RESOURCES:
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The 4 Stages Of The "Self-Care Cup" You Need To Know
2026/07/20
What does your mental health and well-being capacity actually look like right now? In this episode, Bre introduces the concept of the Self-Care Cup: a powerful framework for measuring your capacity for healing, joy, and resilience.
Tune in as Bre breaks down the 4 distinct stages of the Self-Care Cup, helps you identify exactly where you currently stand, and shares the practical steps needed to move toward a life of genuine overflow.
The 4 Stages of Your Self-Care Cup: Which One Are You?1. No Cup at All (Survival Mode)The Vibe: You’re at rock bottom, completely depleted, and just trying to survive. Whether it’s a mental health crisis, financial strain, or chronic illness, you simply don’t have the capacity to hold onto goodness right now.What you need most: Immediate support. Reach out to a therapist, a trusted friend, or look into your company's EAP resources.2. A Cup with Holes (The Leak)The Vibe: You’re out of immediate survival mode, but your energy is constantly draining. Energy vampires, poor boundaries, unresolved grief, or financial stressors are secretly bleeding you dry.What you need most: Radical honesty. It’s time to audit your life, locate the leaks, and start patching them.3. A Small "Baby" Cup (The Limited Reserve)The Vibe: The holes are patched and survival mode is behind you, but your capacity is still quite small. If you are a chronic over-giver, you are at high risk of accidentally draining this delicate boundary.What you need most: Protection. You can share your energy, but you must protect your baseline fiercely.4. A Large, Overflowing Cup (The Sweet Spot)The Vibe: This is the ultimate goal. You are thriving, full of vitality, and giving generously to others strictly from your overflow, never from your well.What you need most: Maintenance. Keep doing what you're doing through consistency, boundaries, healthy habits, and deep self-trust.Connect with the ShowSubscribe so you never miss an episode!
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Our Safety + The In-Between Place of Healing
2026/07/13
Our safety matters. Period. This episode is a reminder to protect yourself, know your squad, and stay aware of your surroundings. Inspired by the untimely passing of Nolan, this conversation wasn't something I could hold back.
Then I'm switching gears into something deeply personal - the in-between place of healing. If you've been doing the work and wondering why it's still taking so long, this one is for you.
✨ In this episode:
Safety tips every Black woman needs to hear Why your healing timeline is valid — even when it feels slow • • The body keeps the score — and what to do about it
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Stop Waiting For Pemission: YOU ARE HER
2026/07/06
Are you waiting for a radical sign to finally step into the version of yourself you’ve always imagined? I'm breaking down why that "permission" you’re looking for isn’t coming. Spoiler alert - it's because you are already her.
Key Moments:
The Radical Sign Trap: Why waiting for the stars to align is actually a form of procrastination.Activation vs. Achievement: You don't become "her" once you reach the goal; you reach the goal by activating "her" right now.The "Angela Bassett Arms" Philosophy: Acting as if you already have the discipline of your ideal self.Claiming the Identity: Moving from "thinking about it" to "being it."Join the Challenge: Follow the daily 90-day visibility journey visually on the Brown Girl Self-Care YouTube Channel.
Reflect: What is one habit of your "higher self" that you can activate today?
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speeps6 2026/08/25
Love this podcast
Thank you so much for this podcast, it has helped me so much in a difficult period of life. Your words resonate deeply with me.
A.Mac attack 2026/07/16
Great podcast
Thank you for your
Podcast especially most recent episode as I am literally in the messy middle and I am trying not to let my current experience negat...
Hightower0665 2026/07/06
Keep talking Bre!
Just wanted to comment on this week’s episode where you mentioned that a listener said you talked too much. Now I must admit that you sometimes rambl...
Y.Vir 2026/05/04
Breath of Fresh Air
I’ve always found the content to be relatable and uplifting. Self-care is so often a cliché or it is commodified and feels unattainable in day-to-day ...
ButterfliesWin 2026/01/29
Making Time For Stillness
Today was my first time listening to your podcast - you spoke on this and it connected with me immediately. I love how you re platform is raw and auth...
Llitaker 2025/10/25
Your voice is needed!
I just listened to your podcast for the first time. Everything you said resonated with me as a black woman in my forties, who knows what it is to hu...
Thelvlyk 2025/10/16
Episode 1 You are so relatable !
I have found you and from episode one I was noticing some things about myself as well. I am looking forward to hearing the other episodes. Thank you f...
Ms. Faye50 2025/10/06
Love it!
You are so relatable. I just started listening again to your podcast and I really appreciate your authenticity and love how you’re using this platform...
hannaheko 2025/09/04
A gem of a podcast
I love how this podcast covers so many intersecting spaces about what true self-care looks like for Black women, from medical trauma to being an entre...
JadedLove313 2025/08/13
Awesome!
I’m a new listener and loving the topics. Bre I feel like your one of my friends/cousins speaking with passion just the way we need to hear it! The mo...
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