In this episode Mika opens up with a flash back audio from 1997 into a present day conversation. For the first time she addresses her highs and lows as a successful author and publisher and those who tried to destroy her name.

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In this episode, Tamika Newhouse talks with her closest friend about their journey as friends and co-hustlers. After all, getting money with your best friend is fun as hell!

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In this episode, Tamika Newhouse sits down with Vince of While Black Podcast to talk about love, past flames, and her unpopular way of finding Mr. Right Now. 

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Seven years ago Mika left her life in Texas and traveled to Atlanta. In an intimate and vulnerable conversation, Mika talks to fellow creative Kimberly Jones about their awkward blackgirlness and reflect on their journies into to Hotlanta!

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Mika knew long ago that falling in love would be the centerfold to the books that she wrote, but dating in real life is HARD! Maybe her friends have a different point of view than she does, but who knows how to really date anyway?

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Tamika wears legacy tatted on her shoulder to remember why she got started. But then she remembered she has a legacy of her own and it starts with her daughter Daijah. What can her daughter possibly ask her that she isn't prepared for?

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In an open letter, Mika speaks about her mother and the influence that she had on her life and how the rise of Delphine Publications influenced thousands; even the ones who tried to destroy it. 
 

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Happiness is not really a state of mind, what if you struggle with being happy just because. For the first time, Mika shares the moments when she knew she had to deal with her mental health before it was too late.

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