Plentea of Thoughts

By: Jasmine Grace
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  • Summary

  • A bi-weekly podcast where host @jasb_peachy pours out her many thoughts on various topics while spreading a little positivity... Grab some herbal tea and tune in. Cheers!
    Jasmine Grace
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Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Cheers to #14

    Cheers to #14
    Mar 24 2023

    I'm bacccccccccccck! This episode is all about embracing the new! New season, new reason... Start believing! Reflect, realize, release and realign. Jasmine also talks about the cycles and how to break them in order to better your life. Change is coming. Be proactive not reactive. Cheers!
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Cheers to V-Day

    Cheers to V-Day
    Feb 15 2023

    It's the Valentine's Day episode! Cheers to L-O-V-E. As Jas recaps the Super Bowl and Rihanna's Halftime Show, she also talks about the different relationship topics. Are metrosexual men what the girls REALLY want? Would you try polygamy? Is sleeping in separate beds a bad thing? How do you end a relationship? Tune in!
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    49 mins
  • Gay For The Grammys

    Gay For The Grammys
    Feb 15 2023

    From the Album of the Year controversy to the embrace of the Queer community... This week's episode is all about the Grammys. In addition to the Grammys, this week's episode highlights the NBA trade chaos, Black excellence, Megan the movie and anxious attachment. Remember... You deserve all good things in life. Protect your peace and honor your power. Cheers!
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    1 hr and 4 mins

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