Podcast
A Cup of Janay
Hosted by Janay Moye · EN
Welcome to A Cup of Janay, the empowering podcast designed exclusively for Black women seeking real conversations, unfiltered stories, and daily inspiration. Join host Janay—a passionate advocate for self-love, authenticity, and unapologetic living—as she transforms everyday moments into powerful lessons in resilience, empowerment, and sisterhood. Expect lively discussions on trending topics that are making waves, paired with Janay’s unique perspective and unapologetic take on what’s current in pop culture, relationships, and beyond! Each week, she delivers insightful commentary on these topics, ensuring that every episode is both timely and empowering. This isn’t just another podcast; it’s your personal safe space—a virtual sister circle where vulnerability meets humor and raw, honest dialogue. Whether you’re commuting, cooking, or stealing a moment just for yourself, A Cup of Janay provides your weekly dose of self-care, motivation, and genuine connection. Get ready to explore a world where every story matters, every voice is heard, and every cup is filled with courage and heart.
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Unlearning Hardness : Giving Yourself Permission to Be Soft
Mar 5, 202500:13:38Tap to summarizeSend us a textBlack women are constantly labeled as hard, tough, and unbreakable—but why is softness never part of the conversation? In this episode, I unpack the weight of always being “the strong one” and the emotional toll it takes. We dive into where this hardness comes from, how it affects our relationships with ourselves and others, and why choosing softness is a radical act of self-love. It’s time to rewrite the narrative and give ourselves permission to be cared for, vulnerable, and at peace.
Transcribe →When Passion Isn’t Love: Breaking the Cycle of Intense but Unhealthy Relationships
Mar 5, 202500:10:35Tap to summarizeSend us a textWe’ve all been there—mistaking passion for love, intensity for connection, and chaos for chemistry. But why does this happen? In this episode, I dive into how we confuse emotional highs and deep attraction with real, lasting love. I break down the patterns that keep us hooked on the rollercoaster of toxic relationships, why stability can feel “boring,” and how to start recognizing healthy love when we see it. If you’ve ever wondered why you keep chasing the same kind of love that leaves you drained, this episode is for you.
Transcribe →The Power of Being Average Black Woman
Mar 5, 202500:12:35Tap to summarizeSend us a textSociety tells Black women that we have to be exceptional to be worthy—that we have to outwork, overachieve, and constantly prove ourselves. But what if being “average” is enough? In this episode, I break down the pressure to be extraordinary and why embracing a life of peace, fulfillment, and authenticity is just as powerful. You don’t have to be a “strong Black woman” 24/7 or chase perfection to deserve happiness. Let’s talk about the beauty of just being—without the weight of proving our worth.
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Unfiltered & Unapologetic: Your First Taste of Empowerment
Feb 20, 202500:05:31Tap to summarizeWelcome to the premiere episode of A Cup of Janay! In this debut installment, host Janay—your podcast bestie, curl enthusiast, and unapologetic overthinker—serves up a rich blend of resilience, self-love, and the vibrant spirit of Black womanhood. In this intimate kickoff, Janay invites you to explore our unique stories and celebrate every twist of our beautiful journeys. With heartfelt laughs, raw confessions, and moments that feel like a cozy heart-to-heart with your trusted sister friend, this episode sets the stage for unfiltered, empowering conversations. Join us weekly for inspiring episodes that remind you to embrace your true self. Subscribe now, pour yourself a cup of bold courage, and always remember—you are enough.
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