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Big Eyed Girl

Big Eyed Girl

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Big Eyed Girl is a faith-centered, therapeutic podcast for women navigating single life, single parenthood, and the journey of becoming whole again. Created for women ages 25–45, this space holds honest conversations about healing, dating, boundaries, beauty, wellness, and trusting God through life’s in-between seasons.

With bold truth and gentle faith, Big Eyed Girl reminds you that you’re allowed to dream again, rest without guilt, and rebuild with intention. Whether you’re raising a family on your own, rediscovering yourself, or learning how to choose peace and purpose, this podcast meets you where you are—and encourages you to keep your eyes wide open to what God is still doing in your life.

This is where faith meets real life, growth meets grace, and healing becomes a lifestyle.


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  • Pit Stop or Detour

    Pit Stop or Detour
    Feb 24 2026

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    Is this season a pause to refuel… or a redirection toward something greater? In this episode of Big Eyed Girl, we unpack how to recognize the season you’re in, stop resisting necessary pauses, and trust the journey—even when the road feels unfamiliar. Not every delay is denial. Sometimes you’re being prepared. Sometimes you’re being positioned. Either way, hold on for the ride.


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    35 min
  • Surrender

    Surrender
    Feb 17 2026

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    Surrender is often misunderstood. In this episode, Big Eyed Girl unpacks what it really means to stop forcing outcomes, release self-protection, and trust what unfolds when control is no longer the goal.”


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    31 min
  • Our Black History

    Our Black History
    Feb 14 2026

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    This episode honors the legacy of Sojourner Truth, Claudette Colvin, Coretta Scott King, Annie Malone, and Madam C.J. Walker while reflecting on how my own experiences as a Black woman connect to their sacrifices. I share how our personal journeys continue their work—uplifting and supporting this generation to become all that our predecessors fought for us to be in America.

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    54 min
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