Welcome back to Argh U Mad?!? — the podcast for the people.
I'm Nikki Nu (Nik 2 the Nu / Nik ), creator and founder, and this episode opens with the track Fist Fight by Kwame Adu & Superchk—setting the tone for raw expression, internal tension, and the reality of being human before we slow it all the way down.

This Return Hour begins in motion—stress, pressure, discipline, and the mental tug-of-war that comes with growth—before shifting into reflection, cultural commentary, and grounding. A trending moment sparks a wider conversation about public influence, boundaries, and discernment, especially when children are part of the audience. From there, we move through community dialogue, December 18th national observances (including International Migrants Day), and close with a moon phase check-in under a waning crescent moon, just ahead of the new moon in Sagittarius—a natural time for release, inner work, and intention-setting.

This is not about glorifying stress. It's about acknowledging it, naming it, and moving through it—mindfully.

Listener note: This episode is pulled from a live Return Hour. You may hear background ambiance, music, or brief pauses as part of the real-time flow.

Brand intention:
At Argh U Mad?!?, we're changing the narrative of mental health from a Black woman's perspective—one episode at a time—while staying mindful in 30 minutes or less, balancing mind, body, and soul in a way that fits real life.

Support the work:
If this conversation resonated, support by purchasing merch and booking an online 1:1 session if you need personal support visit arghumad.com

In this emotionally charged episode of Argh U Mad: The Podcast for the People, host Nikki Nu explores the rollercoaster of emotions many are experiencing — from overstimulation, heavy news cycles, and social media chaos to the deeper conversations around mental health in Black communities, holiday grief, and human resilience.

🔥 Main Topics We Dive Into

• Processing emotional overload

• Reflections after watching Sean "Diddy" Combs — The Reckoning

• Breaking news, cultural shifts, and what the media isn't saying

• How to cope when the holidays don't feel joyful

• What it means to hold space for others while protecting your peace

• Creating new traditions after loss

• Why safe spaces and unbiased ears still matter

This episode is raw, present, and grounded — a reminder that we are balancing our minds, bodies, and souls in ways that honor our real lives, not the aesthetic of them.

💬 Vent. Release. Be heard.
Welcome to The Return Hour, where emotional support, reflection, and real conversation meet.

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🛒 Purchasing Argh U Mad merch at arghumad.com
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Because sometimes, support sounds like a conversation.

Recorded12/3/25If this audio is not 18 minutes head over to my YoutuBe Channel to watch the full live.

in this audio of a live, Nikki Nu reacts to docuseries of Sean Combs: The Reckoning, unpacking childhood wounds, legacy, the rise and fall of hip-hop power, and how trauma, control, and culture collide. We then shift into two Uncle Koko Daily devotions that remind us:

✨ You can always give encouragement.
✨ God never places you in the wrong position to serve.

If you're healing, questioning patterns, or reconnecting spiritually — this episode will meet you where you are.

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Because sometimes… support sounds like a conversation.

Welcome back to The Return Hour — where being human gets real, raw, and sometimes a little chaotic.

In this episode,recorded 11/19/25, Nikki Nu steps back behind the mic with big "Auntie energy", soulful humor, and that signature mindful truth-telling. From messy days and slithers of moonlight to honoring International Men's Day, Women's Entrepreneurship Day, and the everyday people holding our communities together — this episode is a grounding breath wrapped in laughter, honesty, and spirit.

Nikki opens the floor for the classic "Tell Us Why You Mad?" moment, inviting listeners into a safe space to release, reset, and remember the power of their own inner voice. She reflects on the upcoming New Moon in Scorpio — a season of rebirth, intensity, and deep transformation — while weaving in personal stories, cultural moments, and reminders to stay rooted even when the world feels like it's spinning wild.

From honoring family birthdays to unpacking tech news, ethics, and the wild world of geno-economics, Nikki keeps it mindful, comedic, and meaningful — all in 30 minutes or less.

Because here in The Return Hour, support really does sound like a conversation.

Tap in, breathe deep, and let this episode be your little moment of balance.

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The Return Hour is officially back, MadHatters. 🎩✨
This episode is the audio pulled directly from our first live session—raw, present, and intentionally unscripted.

Inside this conversation, we dive into:
• What the relaunch of The Return Hour means today
• Mindful grounding to start the evening
• SNAP benefits confusion and how policy changes are affecting families
• The emotional impact of seasonal shifts and daylight changes
• A trending $1.75M lawsuit and the deeper conversations it sparked
• Why community, storytelling, and safe spaces matter more than ever

This episode captures the real-time energy of the live show, so please note: there are brief moments of silence (dead air) due to audience interaction and the natural rhythm of a live broadcast.

The Return Hour is the interactive companion series to Argh U Mad?—designed for honest dialogue, emotional release, and community-centered reflection.

Tagline: Because sometimes, support sounds like a conversation.

Support the show:
If this space supports you, consider grabbing merch to pour back into the community, or book a one-on-one online session if you need personalized emotional guidance or clarity. Your support keeps this work flowing.

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Hello MadHatters 🎩✨

A stress check for the days where you missed half the message, but Spirit still gives you the final answer.

This episode landed on National Stress Awareness Day — and we're talking about what stress looks like in real time… especially when you feel like you only caught half the lesson, but somehow still got the full message.

We get into:

• what's shifting with SNAP benefits and why the limbo feels so heavy

• how stress shows up in the body before the mind names it

• simple self-checks you can do today to see where your tension is hiding

• and why sometimes Spirit gives you the final answer without giving you every detail

This is mindful living for real life — from a Black woman's perspective — because sometimes support sounds like a conversation.

If you need personalized support or want to book me as your liaison as you navigate your mental wellness journey, visit arghumad.com and get started today!

This live was recorded on Sunday Nov. 2,2025

Music by Kwame Adu and SprCHk Fist Fight

In this candid episode of Argh U Mad, your girl Nikki Nu gets real about accountability, hookup culture, and the parts of ourselves we tend to neglect—emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. 🧠💔

We're diving deep into the truth behind why so many avoid emotional connection and how that avoidance reveals unhealed areas within us. From personal check-ins to mental health awareness in the Black community, this conversation is a reminder:
💭 Healing starts with honesty.
💪 Growth starts with awareness.
🕊️ And balance starts with you.

✨ Tune in as we continue to redefine mental and emotional wellness from a Black woman's perspective—balancing our minds, bodies, and souls in ways that fit our real lives.

🔗 Visit arghumad.com to book your unbiased conversation, find resources, or learn more about holistic support for your mental and emotional well-being.