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Lauren, a middle aged black woman gives you a weekly account of the miscellaneous and not so miscellaneous thoughts that pop into her head. Subject matter may be funny, dramatic, inspiring or gritty but it will be real. She is as transparent as transparent gets. She understands that it's her narrative so most subject matter is relative but she feels it's things that need to be said.
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In this episode Lauren talks about lessons her friend taught her in life and in death. This episode was inspired when she was asked to give people something to listen to while they drank their morning coffee.저자 Lauren White
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In this episode Lauren fails at her attempt in debunking who coined and what 80s baby really means with her first guest to the show Ricky aka 80sbabyrick_ . Once it's determined that Ricky is absolutely delusional about creating the term the two go on a diatribe about generation x, Martin and other miscellaneous topics. Ricky even receives a phone …
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After about a week of having episodes complete and not knowing why they wouldn't upload clearly Lauren has broke the cold case on what she was doing wrong because we have a new episode! (rolls eyes) In this episode she talks about where she thinks anxiety comes from, overthinking, and the 3 ladies who helped and continues to help her understand how…
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It's official Lauren has a podcast and didn't even know it. After a month of waiting she finds out that Things That Need to be Said has been listed on itunes and stitcher and she didn't even know it. Episode 3 talks about slave conditions and how they could have effected sex lives for hundreds of years. Please subscribe, rate and review. Any topics…
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In this episode a tipsy Lauren does her best to be clear with her rant regarding Mommy and Daddy issues. She gets a little off track during said rant but you'll get her point. Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast. Email her at thingsthatneedtobesaid1@gmail.com for any questions or concerns. Any and all input in more than welcome.…
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