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The Coochie Chronicles

The Coochie Chronicles

著者： Ashley Brown
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 Step inside the velvet temple of truth, where stories drip in sass, healing, and a lil’ hoodoo. Each week, The Coochie Chronicles serves up 60 minutes of raw storytelling, sultry spoken word, and unfiltered reflections on love, sex, heartbreak, and spiritual glow-ups. It’s grown woman gossip, ancestral altar confessions, and late-night diary entries—mic’d up and magnetic. This ain’t your average podcast. It’s a safe space for soft rage, sacred pleasure, and telling the truth out loud. ✨ Come for the tea. Stay for the transformation. 🕯️ Hoodoo meets healing. Petty meets power.Ashley Brown 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Maybe I need therapy

    Maybe I need therapy
    2025/10/29

    I’ve been holding in my fire so long

    I started mistaking smoke for stillness.

    I call it peace, but really it’s me — swallowing my screams

    and naming them self-control.


    Maybe I need therapy.

    Or maybe I just need to let my inner child talk her shit.
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    15 分
  • Fuck you, respectfully

    Fuck you, respectfully
    2025/10/16

    Some men just don’t get it. Some men can’t hold space for your softness. And some men… well, they teach you the lesson you didn’t know you needed.


    In this episode of The Coochie Chronicles, we talk about boundaries, healing, and reclaiming your power as a Black woman. From petty prayers to sacred affirmations, from confession to transformation — this one’s for anyone ready to love themselves first.


    Trigger warning: Explicit language & erotic/spiritual energy included.
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    18 分
  • Tired as a Motha

    Tired as a Motha
    2025/10/09

    Motherhood ain’t for the faint of heart—especially when you’re doing it solo. In this episode, we get raw about the exhaustion that lives in our bones, the guilt that creeps in after we raise our voice, and the invisible load so many mothers carry. But she also reminds us that magic still lives in the mundane—the cup of tea, the deep sigh, the moment we choose softness over shame.


    This one’s for the mothers who love their babies but are running on fumes. For the ones holding it together with spirit, hoodoo, and sheer will. Because being “tired as a motha” doesn’t mean ungrateful—it just means human.


    ✨ Pour up. Breathe deep. Let the ancestors tuck you in. ✨
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    15 分
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