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Go Off, Sis

Refinery29
Hbcus
Black Hair
Entrepreneurship
Self-Care
ICE
Black History Month
Beauty Standards
Community Empowerment
Black Representation In Beauty
Melissa Butler
Mentorship
Black Entrepreneurship
Black Founders
a-Beauty
Beauty
Kaleidoscope Hair
Hair Care
Black Women
12PM Studios
Honey Pot

Go Off, Sis is an R29 sub-brand: Unbothered video series that confronts the hard truths around being a Black woman in America; championing dialogues and creating a community that celebrates Black Voices

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Latest Episodes

Maya Galore hustled her way into Spelman, then spent years in the media trenches before the deals and the half-million followers. She talks with Sandy Pierre and Kathleen Newman-Bremang about choosing community over competition, drawing a line betwee... more

Jenee Naylor went from managing a Target to selling her eyewear line, 12PM Studios, inside one. She talks with Erica Chidi about building HighLowLuxxe on honesty over polish, walking away from success to build something in her own name, and why seein... more

Bea Dixon's grandmother gave her the recipe for The Honey Pot in a dream. The empire that followed was built awake — day jobs, festivals, overseas calls, and an "unshakable" self-belief with rules attached. She talks with Erica Chidi about faith as b... more

On this episode, we are joined by celebrity hairstylist Lacy Redway and founder of Kaleidoscope Hair Products, Jesseca Dupart. We’re talking about the real and unfiltered truth of Black women’s hair journeys. From early rituals and first relaxers to ... more

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Recent Guests

Maya Galore
Beauty creator and host of Into the Next podcast
Spelman College alum; Maya Galore brand
Episode: Maya Galore on Spelman, Sisterhood & Building a Team
Jenee Naylor
Founder of 12PM Studios; former HighLowLuxxe personality and influencer
12PM Studios
Episode: "Seeing Is Believing": Jenee Naylor on Success Without the Script
Beatrice Dixon
Founder, Honey Pot
Honey Pot
Episode: Bea Dixon Treats Business as a Spiritual Practice
Jessica Harris-Dupart
Entrepreneur, social media star, and founder of Kaleidoscope Hair
Kaleidoscope Hair
Episode: Our Hair, Our Stories ft. Lacy Redway and Jesseca Dupart
Lacy Redway
Master hairstylist known for styling prominent Black women.
Episode: Our Hair, Our Stories ft. Lacy Redway and Jesseca Dupart
Sabrina Elba
CEO, model, activist, UN Goodwill ambassador, and entrepreneur
S'ABLE Labs
Episode: Black Entrepreneurship and Why It Matters ft. Sabrina Elba
Melissa Butler
CEO and founder of The Lip Bar
The Lip Bar
Episode: Tradition Never Graduates: A Two-Part Special
Olandria Carthen
HBCU graduate and entrepreneur
Episode: Tradition Never Graduates: A Two-Part Special

Hosts

Kathleen Newman-Bremang
Senior Content Director of Entertainment at Refinery29 and at Unbothered; frequent host and producer across episodes.
Sandy Pierre
Brand Partnerships Lead at Unbothered; co-host and key interview facilitator.
Claire Teku
Social Producer with Unbothered; contributes to episode planning and guest coordination.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 444 ratings
  • Yessss Sis

    Love, Love, Love, this podcast!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Q Fergie
    United States8 months ago
  • Wonderful podcast, new follower!

    Olandria is amazing and brought me to this podcast the hosts will keep me listening to future episodes. Following!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yahoo Personals, lol
    United Statesa year ago
  • Serena and Jana interview

    When are you going to post the interview from beautycon?!?!?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    genine1111
    United States2 years ago
  • I love these girls

    I’ve been a fan since season 3 - love these convos, and your perspectives. If y’all start doing live tapings I’m pulling up in ATL!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    softgyaltee
    United States3 years ago
  • Excellent!

    I’ve been searching for a podcast with successful, educated, black women talking their talk! The broad scope of subject matter makes every single episode interesting. This is exactly what this Zimbabwean high finance professional living in Frankfurt needs! Thank you! 🙏🏾

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    zile22
    South Africa5 years ago

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Listeners praise the energy and sisterhood among hosts.
Episodes are seen as insightful, with strong guest lineups and practical takeaways for entrepreneurship and beauty.
Fans say topics are relatable and empowering for Black women in various careers.

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Maya Galore on Spelman, Sisterhood & Building a Team
Q: How do you handle boundaries when working with friends or family?
She describes setting clear boundaries, distinguishing work conversations from personal ones, and maintaining a professional tone to protect relationships while preserving the brand.
Maya Galore on Spelman, Sisterhood & Building a Team
Q: What are the key factors you look for when choosing people to join your team?
Maya says a combination of skill, alignment with the vision, and good vibes; people must share the vision to avoid conflicts between personal agendas and the brand's goals.
"Seeing Is Believing": Jenee Naylor on Success Without the Script
Q: Can you talk a little bit more about the line between the thing you do for pleasure and the work that it becomes?
The balance comes from recognizing that some days can be purely enjoyable and not productively labeled as work, while other days you can channel that enjoyment into content creation without burning out by demanding constant perfection.
Black Entrepreneurship and Why It Matters ft. Sabrina Elba
Q: How important is community building and mentorship with the entrepreneurial ecosystem for black founders?
Sabrina emphasizes the necessity of mentorship and community support, highlighting how she actively learns from other Black founders and the importance of giving back to others looking to start their businesses.

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The series centers on Black women's experiences across culture, entrepreneurship, beauty, and media, with a strong emphasis on community, sisterhood, and authentic storytelling. Conversations frequently explore personal journeys through hair, beauty entrepreneurship, HBCU pride, and representation in beauty and media, often highlighting mentorship, empowerment, and resilience. A notable pattern is blending candid personal narratives with practical industry insights, making it valuable for listeners who want relatable, empowering content and for potential guests or sponsors aiming to reach engaged Black women in professional and creative fields.

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2. Jenee Naylor
3. Beatrice Dixon
4. Jessica Harris-Dupart
5. Lacy Redway
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8. Olandria Carthen

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