Mental Health · Tyra The Creative
by Tyra The Creative
The Affirmations for Black Girls Podcast is a nurturing haven for women navigating the intricate tapestry of their emotions. Here, authenticity reigns supreme, offering a refuge for those grappling with experiences they may not be ready to voice elsewhere. Through heartfelt discussions on relationships, faith, careers, self-love, and personal development, AFBG guides listeners on a reflective journey, encouraging them to delve into their emotions and forge a path forward with resilience and well-being at the forefront.
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This episode truly blessed me. This is only the second episode I listened to. I am in a season of learning how to let go and carry less. I realized this is a skill I need to develop. Which is what led me to the episode in the first place. This podcast was recommended to me based on my Apple podcast preferences. The affirmations felt tailored to me specifically. I couldn’t even restrict the tears from falling. Listening to these affirmations was so beautiful, healing, and comforting. I can’t tell you how much I needed this!
I’ve been tuning in more over the past year and your podcast has been so helpful and allowing me to pause and reflect in different seasons. Excited for the 2026 podcast!
I like Tyra she seems like a really nice and warm southern belle girl next door. She’s very relatable and I really do enjoy her content. However, sometimes the excessive amount of ads can be very nauseating; especially when you can’t decipher between what’s an ad and what is part of her content. It can get really, really overwhelming in the show at times and it really takes away from the quality of the podcast. Often times there’s more ads and commercials in the show than there is her actual content so hopefully she can take this feedback and try not to include as much, because at this point it’s about every 2 to 3 minutes and an ad pops up. I do understand that you need to pay the bills, but it seems a bit excessive.
I think I started listening to this podcast earlier this year and I just LOVE Tyra’s energy and practical advice! I’ve shared so many episodes with my girlfriends. I’m even taking notes now and keeping some of the affirmations in plain sight. One of my favorite recent episodes was where Tyra provided a template during a conversation about creating monthly “bucket” lists which are like monthly goals broken into 4 categories. I loved the Wednesday pep talk about being the prize too and will be working on the challenge of writing my top 5 non-negotiables. Update 10/27/25 Today’s episode, episode 436 Dear Future Husband, is so timely! Felt like she was my home girl and we were having a good conversation!
Found this podcast while on vacation this week, truly has been a blessing to me. I’ve started working on healing for myself. I didn’t realize how my childhood trauma has played a huge part in my adulthood.
I love this podcast but there are waaaay too many sponsored and commercial ads, it’s so hard for me to focus on the padcast and the message itself….I think I listen to her more talking about the commercials, than her talking about the actual topic.
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