We’re back – and we’re on tour! In this powerful comeback episode of Trybe Talks, I sit down with Selena Marie, salon owner, and the definition of grit. We talk about the unfiltered reality of building a business while raising kids – from braving snow at football matches to keeping a shop running during school plays, finding your tribe of mums who “get it,” and teaching our children life skills schools will never touch.

Selena opens up about why she built Selena Marie Lash & Beauty Bar in Cheshunt, how she balances her clients with her son’s football schedule, and the power of creating a village that supports you through the chaos.

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Hey Trybe Family, welcome back to another heartwarming episode of Tribe Talks, the podcast where we dive into the highs and lows of parenting with humor and empathy. This time, we're mixing things up with a special guest we haven't had in ages—Joss Cambridge-Simmons, the amazing childcare expert from JossieCare.

In this episode, Joss shares his journey from DJing in college to becoming a beloved figure in childcare, providing invaluable tips for parents navigating the ups and downs of raising children. He opens up about the emotional challenges and rewards of his work, giving listeners a fresh perspective on male caregivers in a traditionally female-dominated field. Joss also talks about the importance of self-care for parents and how fostering a nurturing environment at home can make a world of difference for kids.

Tune in to hear Joss's heartfelt stories, practical advice, and the hilarious moments that make Tribe Talks a must-listen for every parent. Whether you're juggling a busy schedule or just looking for some reassurance, this episode has something for everyone. Join us for an insightful and entertaining conversation that celebrates the triumphs and acknowledges the pitfalls of parenting.

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In this week's throwback episode of Trybe Talks, host Nyah sits down with her longtime friend Anthony for a candid and engaging conversation about the challenges and triumphs of balancing a career in the music industry with the demands of parenting.

Anthony shares his journey from managing artists during the days of CDs and vinyl to navigating the digital streaming era, all while being a dedicated father. Listen in as they discuss the importance of financial education for children, the evolving dynamics of the music business, and how to maintain discipline and consistency in both personal and professional life.

Whether you're a parent, an aspiring artist, or just curious about the intersection of family and career, this episode is filled with practical advice, heartwarming stories, and plenty of laughs. Tune in to gain insights on how to harmonize your passions and responsibilities, and learn how to make the most of every opportunity life throws your way.

Hey Trybe family! Welcome back to another episode of Trybe Talks. I'm your host, Nyah, founder of Trybe. This week, I'm sharing a personal update: I've been accepted into a business accelerator program to help Trybe grow!
In today's episode, "Adding Another Plate to Help a Plate That’s Already Spinning," I'll discuss the pros and cons of this new venture and how it impacts my life as a mum, businesswoman, and singer-songwriter. We'll explore the challenges of taking on new responsibilities, managing time effectively, and the importance of delegation.
I’ll share how the Trybe app keeps everything organized and delve into personal stories about balancing multiple passions. Plus, we have a Q&A session where I answer your questions about family time, staying motivated, and managing new ventures.
Don't miss this episode filled with insights and tips for busy parents. Subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. Until next time, keep thriving, Trybe family!

Welcome back, Trybe family! In this week's episode of Trybe Talks, join me, Nyah, founder of Trybe, as we explore the exciting yet challenging journey of adding a new venture to an already busy life. I recently got accepted into a business accelerator program to help grow Trybe, and I'm sharing the pros and cons of this new opportunity. We'll discuss how to balance multiple roles, from being a mum and businesswoman to pursuing my passion for singing.
I'll talk about the importance of managing time effectively, using the Trybe app to keep everything running smoothly, and the significance of outside influences on our children. Tune in for insights, tips, and personal stories that highlight the importance of staying organized and supported while juggling numerous responsibilities. Plus, we have a Q&A session where I answer your questions about staying motivated, dealing with negative influences, and balancing schoolwork with playtime.
Don't miss out on this honest and relatable episode designed to inspire and support parents in their own busy lives. Remember to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. Until next time, keep thriving, Trybe family!

In this episode of Trybe Talks, join host Nyah, founder of Trybe, as she revisits an insightful and raw conversation with musician and dad, Joe Grind. Recorded during lockdown, they dive into the unexpected hurdles of parenting, the pressures of balancing a business and family, and the importance of maintaining joy in the journey. Tune in for honest discussions about the realities of parenthood, navigating lockdown challenges, and how the Trybe app can offer support. Don't miss this throwback to real talk that remains incredibly relevant today. Download the Trybe app now for more parenting support and resources.

Relationship Rollercoaster with Nyah

Discussing how the primary care giver has so many jobs and doesn't actually get a wage.