Honeys it’s been A SEASON! We’re so thankful to all of our listeners for their support and engagement. Here are just a few of our favorite moments from this season. We can’t wait to bring you season three later this year! "Chile, Please", an NAACP Image Award nominated podcast, is brought to you by HONEY CHILE Entertainment, an independent, boutique media & entertainment company run by Black women.

How do you maintain a healthy self image when almost all of the media you consume feeds a narrative that leaves you out of what is centered as good for you and the “ideal”? Felicia and Ivy chat with clinical dietitian, author, and activist Jessica Wilson to discuss body image and the harsh effects mainstream diet culture has on people of color in particular.

Honeys, so many of our souls are heavy with the burden of religious and cultural sexual shame. Felicia and Ivy chat with Emmy Award winner Lyvonne Briggs about her forthcoming book “Sensual Faith” and how Black women can begin the journey to rejoin body and spirit.Lyvonne Briggs.com"Sensual Faith" available for preorder now!

Daddy Issues. A weaponized phrase that once uttered, triggers an eye-roll and instant recoil in many women who hear it. Felicia and Ivy share a very intimate conversation about their relationships with their fathers and how the good, the bad, and the ugly shape different aspects of their lives.

All our lives we’ve heard our mother’s and auntie’s murmurings about The Change. For some of us, it’s loomed in our minds like a Boogeyman. Felicia and Ivy chat with Lori L. Tharps, author and host of the My Bloody Hell podcast, to pull back the curtain on this phase of life. And it is revealing, Honeys!

An overwhelming response to our “Chile, It’s Operation: We Out!” episode let us know that Honeys are SERIOUS about figuring out their exit strategies. So Felicia and Ivy chat with not one, but two guests: Ivy’s long time bestie Tiffany Foster and Nicole Amarteifio, creator of the hit digital series “An African City,” about how and why they made their expat dreams a reality.

Honeys, being out in these dating streets is a trip! The quest to find a mate can be amusing, bewildering and ratchet all at the same time. Listen as the hosts explore their past and current efforts to locate that ‘special someone’ - plus Ivy shares a hilarious trade secret!

One of the hardest jobs out there: Motherhood. Mothering is a deeply personal experience that can look very different for everyone. Add to that the pressures of racism and classism and let's just say you end up with a lot to talk about! Listen in as Felicia and Ivy chat with award-winning culture reporter and author, Helena Andrews-Dyer about her experience as a Mom and her new book, The Mamas: What I Learned About Kids, Class & Race From Moms Not Like Me. GUEST DETAILSHelena Andrews-Dyer@helena_andrews The Mamas: What I Learned About Kids, Class & Race From Moms Not Like Me.

We often only think of grief in relation to the loss of a loved one. We are whole humans, leading whole ass lives, and the trauma of loss is not exclusive to death. We lose jobs, we lose marriages, we lose relationships, we lose our identities and even our minds. Felicia and Ivy explore the different ways a variety of losses have affected their lives and what they learned from those experiences.

Honeys we need to stop paying lip service to rest, self-care, relaxation and prioritizing one’s well-being. They often take a backseat, but we deserve better! How would you rate your own relationship with rest? Listen in as personal discoveries are uncovered, new behaviors are explored and Ivy is called to the carpet for an intervention!

Honeys, this season was filled with laughter, love, life lessons and Black joy. We’ve had so much fun sharing it all with our listeners. Felicia and Ivy have brought together some of their favorite moments of the season. Listen in and stay tuned for season two this fall!

It be our friends who help us get through this crazy thing called life. But maintaining friendships as a Honey isn’t always easy. In this special episode of “Chile, Please”, besties Ivy and Dianne explore what friendship means to them and what ‘showing up’ for their squad really looks like.

Honeys, we need to be thinking about our golden years. Are we prepared and protected? Will we have our own Rose, Blanche, Dorothy and Sophia situation? What can retirement look like for Honeys these days? Listen as Felicia and Ivy explore their own ideas about what choices they’d like to make for their future retired selves. Let’s get in to it.

Hosts Felicia and Ivy, along with their producer Dianne, get into their beliefs on religion, spirituality, the afterlife and how those beliefs have morphed over time. You know, all the taboo subjects folk, especially Honeys, aren’t supposed to talk about.

Writer and podcaster Nichole Perkins joins Felicia and Ivy to discuss their desire to see more multi-faceted representation of Black women on the stage and screen. Listen as they recall the characters that inspired them, those that miss the mark and all that’s still left to be explored. All over a lot of laughter.

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

Black women and money. A relationship we don’t talk enough about. But Felicia, Ivy and guest Honey/show producer Dianne McGuire wade into the taboo waters of telling their financial business and how they’re working to improve their relationship with the almighty dollar. They explore personal revelations, reveal past traumas, and share plans for their futures.

Felicia and Ivy discuss the revelations they’ve had about life, work, relationships, and love going into their forties. Listen to the ladies chat about doing deep self work, walking in their purpose, understanding their value as Black women and discovering their sensual and sexual freedom.