In this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman, Courtney starts by giving flowers to the iconic Frankie Beverly. She then gets into how to truly show up for HBCU homecomings—not just by turning up, but by pouring back into our institutions with your time and coins when you can. The real talk continues as she breaks down why love isn’t always clicking for us, with trauma playing a big role, and how men have their own way of wanting their ‘bacon.’ Plus, Courtney shares how situationships and solitude can lead you to the love and relationship you deserve. This episode is all about keeping it raw, real, and relatable—don’t miss out!

In this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman, Courtney dives deep into the 2024 presidential election, passionately expressing her support for her Soror, Vice President Kamala Harris. She also opens up about the challenges of maintaining friendships and relationships and reflects on a summer that has felt far from fulfilling. Additionally, Courtney gets personal, sharing her frustrations with love and the feeling of unfulfillment in other areas of her life. Tune in for an honest and relatable conversation that many can resonate with.

On this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman Courtney is letting you know that America still has a problem! They really not like us! Courtney gives ya’ll a dose of her political thoughts and encourages young black women (and men too) to vote during this election! She also gets emotional talking about her beliefs for the black community and communities alike. Courtney tackles the life of being a black woman and how her inner thoughts impact her idea of diversity in relationships, friendships, and the workplace.

Join Courtney on an eye-opening expedition into the heart of education in Black America. From cradle to college, she fearlessly unpacks the intricate choices facing Black individuals navigating an educational system that often feels like a labyrinth of challenges. In this episode, Courtney paints a vivid picture of the systemic influences shaping the educational journey of Black Americans. With her signature blend of wit and wisdom, she shines a spotlight on the resilience and determination driving students forward in the face of adversity. She puts a special spotlight on HBCUs and their positive impact on Black America. Prepare to be inspired and enlightened as Courtney invites listeners to join her in reimagining an educational landscape where every Black student can thrive, regardless of the barriers stacked against them. Tune in for a dose of empowerment and a fresh perspective on the power of education to shape futures.

Join Courtney on a soul-searching journey in this episode of Young Everyday Black Woman. Delve into her inner struggles as she confronts the looming fear she had of turning 25, questions her purpose, and seeks her tribe. As an advocate for growth and self-love, she grapples with the challenge of practicing what she preaches. Tune in as she navigates the complexities of personal growth and authenticity, inviting listeners to embrace vulnerability and realness in every conversation

In this episode Courtney jumps right into her rollercoaster of emotions! She spills about new love, dealing with seasonal blues, grief, and life's crazy changes. Get into faith, prayers, and believing in what's possible through the power of God. She takes you through the ups and downs of her 2023. Happy New Year, let's dive in!

On this captivating episode preview of 'Young Everyday Black Woman: The Podcast,' Courtney takes you on an inspiring journey through the vibrant world of Elizabeth City State University. Join us as we illuminate the brilliance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their profound impact on students and the communities they serve. Courtney engages in a dynamic conversation with ECSU's outstanding students - Kristen Bannerman, Noel Herron, and Jared Bell (JB). These campus trailblazers are actively shaping the narrative, shedding light on why HBCUs are the ultimate destination for excellence and empowerment. Tune in and let the enthusiasm of these young voices ignite your passion for HBCUs, unveiling the incredible stories and experiences that make them an essential part of our cultural tapestry. Follow them on IG: Kristen Bannerman: kristenshaunte_ Noel Herron: no.wellzers Jared Bell: jr.bell_ All music credits go to BakeFromthe5

In this captivating episode of 'Young Everyday Black Woman: The Podcast,' Courtney takes you on an inspiring journey through the vibrant world of Elizabeth City State University. Join us as we illuminate the brilliance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their profound impact on students and the communities they serve. Courtney engages in a dynamic conversation with ECSU's outstanding students - Kristen Bannerman, Noel Herron, and Jared Bell (JB). These campus trailblazers are actively shaping the narrative, shedding light on why HBCUs are the ultimate destination for excellence and empowerment. Tune in and let the enthusiasm of these young voices ignite your passion for HBCUs, unveiling the incredible stories and experiences that make them an essential part of our cultural tapestry. Follow them on IG: Kristen Bannerman: kristenshaunte_ Noel Herron: no.wellzers Jared Bell: jr.bell_

In this episode, Courtney welcomes you back. It’s been a while since she’s posted an episode, but she’s been working hard and chasing her dreams. But hasn’t forgotten about this one. She shares her love life update and talks about what it’s like being in a season of feeling proud of yourself. She makes it clear that each and every one of you should join her in this season.

In this episode, Courtney talks all about having positive vibes only! She talks men, fun times in NC, as well as reaching some personal and professional milestones. Plus, she gives ya’ll a listen to a new poem she wrote. *It was late I definitely meant Groove Phi Grove Social Fellowship, Inc

In this episode Courtney gets you guys all caught up with her life. She giving ya'll tea on her personal life, work life, and of course her love life.

She'ssss backkkk! This episode Courtney welcomes ya'll to 2023. She reflects on how she's been dealing with her grief after the passing of her grandmother. She also speaks on how her grandmother's death as impacted her thoughts on her future. Of course she talks love and relationships, but most importantly about setting yourself up for success.

This episode Courtney digs deep and gets personal about her feelings.. Courtney talks about what it takes to make relationship (work in her eyes). She uses her own personal experiences to explain her thoughts on love and finding your inner "bad bitch". This hour long episode is worth the listen.. Tap in

This episode Courtney discuss what’s been going on with her. She speaks on a tough subject like diversity in the work world and what it’s like being the only black employee where she works. She talks about her love life, staying focused, breaking generational curses, a recent trip of hers to NC, and a recent hot topic of people denouncing their D9 orgs.

This podcast episode is all about Courtney's 2022 College Survival Guide. Hear her stories, tips, and tricks to do better, feel better, and overall just live a better college life.

This episode Courtney talks about where she's been and a wrap up of how her undergrad college experience. She also talks about work and life balance for now and the future. Lastly she taps into a little relationship stuff.. Something slight.

This episode is special! We are two years into this podcast thang. I am so excited to share with you all two big accomplishments in my life! I also share with you all a little bit of my HBCU experience.

This episode Courtney discusses the evolution of a woman and how black women especially should be constantly evolving. It's different ways to get through what you're going through and change is good. She wants everyone to know that it's very possible to change over time, but keep being your true and authentic self no matter what.

This episode Courtney discusses the importance of trying not to convince men you are the right woman for them. She touches on her own personal experiences with this. She wants women to know they are not skilled with being able to convince any man they are the one for them.

She's gonna keep it short and sweet this episode.. Maybe not too sweet... But it's all about men this episode... The good and the bad.

This episode Courtney celebrates her birthday with you all. She's not overly excited but she's taking this time to reflect on her past year and what she's looking forward while she's 23. She also discuss family and traditions. All in all she wants you all to believe in yourselves and know that you're enough.

This episode is simple. Courtney gives her take on why important conversations are significant to have early on in your relationship or before you even get in it. In order to grow and take the next steps you've gotta talk. She even gives her own personal experience with having an important convo with someone important to her.

This episode Courtney spills a little of her own tea... She talks about being in healthy situationships/relationships and what that looks like. She also talks about having important conversations with your partner and being open to learning and listening. Courtney wants to make sure her listeners know that growth doesn't stop and you have to vocalize changes that you feel or changes that you want.

This episode Courtney gives life updates and tips for senior year of college. She talks what it looks like being in grind mode and how to keep herself going through being by herself.

Cheers to the last episode of 2022 ! We've made it and whether or not we all accomplished our 2021 goals or not, we are still here to see 2022 and have been given a second chance. This episode Courtney reflects on the 2021 she had and and her next steps for 2022. She also leaves you all with a gem about your goals that may help you be the successful in 2022 and beyond. Thank you all so much for your support in 2021 ! - Courtney

This episode Courtney makes sure it’s known that December is here and 2021 is wrapping up. Have you done some self reflection? Have you accomplish or revised any goals? Think about it. On a simpler tip she also congratulates two of her friends graduating this semester, and touches on what her experience will be like without having friends on campus. Courtney also touches on putting a lot of weight on the people around you, and how that can play a role in your relationships. Lastly she gives her thoughts on women uplifting women, when it comes down to women like DaniLeigh and Khloe Kardashian.

In this episode, Courtney pays homage to not only her listeners but her mother as well. She touches on her moms authenticity and assertiveness. The meat of this episode is all about allowing yourself to fall and allowing yourself to be happy all in all. She believes that sometimes we need someone to heal.. But, how does that work? Plus, you know she touched on her personal life, so see if this one hits home for you. Follow us on IG @youngeverydaybwpod

This episode Courtney digs into red flags.. Of course they are red flags for men. She also discusses the importance of wearing a mask. Breast Cancer and mental health we both touched on to show the importance of both. On the podcast IG Courtney will begin to do mental health check ins on Sunday’s, on IG Live with… You all of course! There are more details to come. Be sure to follow the podcast on IG @youngeverydaybwpod

This episode Courtney gives you guys a complete brain dump. She's had a lot her mind and she's releasing all of it.. From homecoming to her on going confusion. Take a listen and discover how you can do an effective brain dump yourself.. It helps ! Follow us on IG @youngeverydaybwpod

On this episode Courtney digs deep into herself. She shares where she’s been at mentally and how she is dealing with this thing we all deal with which is life. You can agree to disagree. You can resonate with her, but this episode she gives you pure authenticity. Follow us on IG @youngeverydaybwpod

This episode Courtney talks about the Sha'carri Richardson situation and her unpopular opinion. She also talks about Bill Cosby's prison release. Courtney also digs into Wendy Williams and how she needs to chill out with her inappropriate woman. Lastly Courtney discusses the main topic of the episode which is how we should feel about men liking different women pictures on social media. She questions how that's what the app is for, but what's the mans motive behind the likes?

This episode Courtney talks about the show “Insecure” coming to a close and the influential characters in the show like Molly. She also talks about two other shows that she enjoys “Being Mary Jane” and “Run the World”. Another important topic she speaks on are the phrases “Focus on yourself” and “Take some time focus”. Those words mean a lot but are we really reading into them the right? Are we thinking too hard? What does this mean to us? Courtney discusses it all on this episode, and of course speaks on her personal experiences. Follow us on IG @youngeverydaybwpod

This episode Courtney talks all about moving on and moving forward. She talks about what that looks like on the relationship/situationship side of things. She also tackles what it means to be intentional, and why that's important. Lastly, she preaches about those goals she desires all her listeners to have because we are half way done with 2021.

This episode Courtney talks about a lot. She digs into her past and while tackling taking accountability, being a part of the problem, and of course why these men ain’t hitting on… Well you know the rest. She also talks about the “dress how you want to be addressed” situation as well as Monique's (the comedian) take on wearing bonnets in public. This episode is juicy, so make sure you don’t miss a beat.

On this special one year episode of Young Everyday Black Woman, Courtney first tackles the protest and killing of Andrew Brown Jr. This terrible murder took place in Elizabeth City, NC where she attends college. Finally, she gets into the celebration of one year of this podcast. Think about how long you've been listening.. Have you grown? Have you changed? Have you reached any goals?

On this weeks episode Courtney gets real personal with touching on a situation that had her thinking different about herself. She also talks Saweetie and Quavo. She speaks on celebrities and their sexual assault accusations, as well as body image and self image, and why it’s important to just be you and love what you’ve got.

This episode Courtney talks about her family and their impact on who she is a woman as she tackles what it's like feeling 22. She also talks about how to deal with "grimey" people.. Especially when these are people that you know. Most importantly she tells an interesting story of her past that reflects on who she is today.. So, is the past important?

In this episode Courtney talks Jazmin Sullivan’s “Heaux Tales” and breaks each of them down. She also talks about how other women put other women down and the first time she felt confident and attractive.She also talks Chloe Bailey and her new found sex appeal on social media. In conclusion the episode is wrapped around the truth about who women are and how they feel when it comes down to themselves and how men treat them.

On this week’s episode, Courtney congratulates President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on being sworn into office. The main part of this episode is the interview with guest Isaiah Cortez. They discuss his music, his relationship, race, college experiences, and more.

In this episode Courtney focuses on how to keep your peace in 2021. Before she gets into that though, she reflects on the January 6th riots that took place earlier in the week… After that she discuss things like writing, meditating, and having good music choices for keeping your peace and being happy in 2021. Courtney wants all her listeners to remember that keeping a healthy mental and space comes from all things external and internal so take good care of your body and your spirit.

In this episode Courtney talks about holiday traditions, ringing in the new year and some of her favorite music from 2020. She also touches on what it felt like being black in 2020. She also questions whether or not people should have "2021 expectations". All in all she lets her listeners know that must not "let up on their dreams in 2021". Song of the week: Cashmerely - Fix Your Crown IG and Twitter: @cashmerelymusic

In this episode, Courtney talks about some new realizations for her, as well as what it’s like to mourn during the holiday season. She realizes that some key people in her life have graduated and made an impact in her life. She also talks about her Poppop and how his death has impacted her over the last two years. Lastly she shares a special prayer with you from no other than her Poppop.

On this episode Courtney talks about her Fall 2020 campus experience. From one of her best friends graduating to her experience while living on campus during the pandemic, she's talking about it. Shen then talks about her Thanksgiving and what it's like dealing with past lost during the holiday season. Lastly, she gives her top 5 in Christmas songs and movies.

This podcast episode Courtney talks about it all. She's fed up with being in a zone of feeling that she's not worth a relationship. But, also wants to remind women that "we all are worth it". She talks about dating in college, as well asking a hard hitting question... "What is the beef with men and relationships?"

This episode tackles having a mental conflict, getting everything you want on your list, dating in our generation and more. Courtney talks a little bit about her personal life and also making sure you know what you want when it comes down to relationships.

In this episode Courtney salutes every woman who has fought, is fighting, or has lost the battle to breast cancer. But the meat of this episode is all about sex and most of all the labeling of women based on their sexual life. She takes the time to make you question if it's okay to put a label on somebody you don't know.

During this episode, Courtney discusses creating boundaries, speaking up for yourself, continuing to have goals and accomplish them, as well as not looking for validation. Not looking for validation is key. She also talks about being slept on, and the music and movies she's loving right now.

In this episode Courtney discusses and pays tribute to the life of Chadwick Boseman. Not only does she discuss certain parts of his life, but his impact on the people around him. She also tackles the thought of someone you don't know inspiring you or having an impact on you.

This episode Courtney discusses her personal struggles with feeling insecure, and not enough, especially when it comes down to women who she feels has/does look better than her or have more to offer physically. On the other hand she gives advice on how to handle this situation, and why not being like those "other women" is actually a great thing. Next Episode: September 6th at 5pm IG: YOUNGEVERYDAYBWPOD

This bonus episode consist of a fictional letter from a young lady to a young man that she has these continued feelings for. This bonus episode is indeed designed in letter style and is a letter of confusion that women go through, and not feeling like they're enough.

This episode Courtney talks about her official return to campus. She also tackles the question "why not wear a mask?" Be sure the follow the podcast on IG : @youngeverydaybwpod Personal IG: thisiscourtneyhancock

In this episode Courtney dives into her AM and PM skin care routines. She shares her skin challenges that she's dealt with for almost a decade, and how she sticks to a good regimen. She also discuss her thoughts on her soon return to school . As well as an update on the podcast's new upcoming schedule. Artist of the week : Willis Dennis - IG: @flhoreuway

In this episode Courtney acknowledges that it's been a long year so far, and that it's only half way through. This year we've lost a number of people, and as of recent John Lewis who gets his own personal acknowledgement in the beginning of the episode. Courtney reveals her celebrity crush. She also touches on family relationships and the many lessons learned throughout these past few months.

In this episode Courtney discusses all things COVID. She talks about how she has been dealing with COVID as well as what she'll be doing moving forward. She also gives her take on the return to campus for college students and the return to the classroom for K-12.

This is the first bonus episode of this podcast. This bonus episode consists of a fictional letter that is from a young lady to a young man that she has feelings for. This bonus episode is designed to piggyback off of Episode 3.

In this Episode Courtney takes the time to talk about how people who look like her can begin to be the change they want to see. She discusses the difference between an activist and an organizer, as well as giving reflection on a 2019 Revolt discussion featuring high profile people like T.I , Tamika Mallory, Candace Owens, Killer Mike, and more.

Within this episode Courtney tackles talking, "situationships", dating, and relationships and how they differ, and what to expect while entering those different phases. She also gives insight to exactly why she took her break from social media and this podcast over the past few weeks, while letting you into a little bit of her personal life.

This episode of Young Everyday Black Woman is all about how as young black women and young black people in general must stay knowledgeable about everything that is taking place during this time. Courtney takes the time to discuss why must stay woke on all levels, and find ways to be a part of the change that we want to see. All rights reserved to the artist of this music Artist is the Week: VJ Tyler

This episode is just an introduction about the host Courtney Hancock and all that she plans to give you all in this podcast and what she hopes you all get out of it. She also touches on why she decided to podcast in the first place, and how she came up with "Young Everyday, Black Woman". All rights reserved to the artist of this music Artist of the Week: Cashmerely