The Unwritten Woman | Self Discovery For Black Women
Crystan Cumberbatch
17 episodes
4 weeks ago
“For the woman who knows she’s more than…”
You’ve played the roles, followed the rules, and lived up to expectations—but what happens when you realize you’re more than the life you’ve been given? The Unwritten Woman is an intimate space for deep conversations about reinvention, identity, and self-discovery.
Hosted by Crystan Cumberbatch (author of Unlocking Authenticity: a Journey from people pleasing to empowerment), this podcast is for the woman who is breaking free from people-pleasing, unlearning old narratives, and reclaiming her power—softly, boldly, and unapologetically.
Through soulful storytelling, raw reflections, and candid conversations, we’ll explore what it means to shed expectations, embrace self-worth, and rewrite your life on your own terms.
✨ Expect deep truths, whispered revelations, and permission to become who you were always meant to be. Because your story isn’t over yet—it’s still unwritten.
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“For the woman who knows she’s more than…”
You’ve played the roles, followed the rules, and lived up to expectations—but what happens when you realize you’re more than the life you’ve been given? The Unwritten Woman is an intimate space for deep conversations about reinvention, identity, and self-discovery.
Hosted by Crystan Cumberbatch (author of Unlocking Authenticity: a Journey from people pleasing to empowerment), this podcast is for the woman who is breaking free from people-pleasing, unlearning old narratives, and reclaiming her power—softly, boldly, and unapologetically.
Through soulful storytelling, raw reflections, and candid conversations, we’ll explore what it means to shed expectations, embrace self-worth, and rewrite your life on your own terms.
✨ Expect deep truths, whispered revelations, and permission to become who you were always meant to be. Because your story isn’t over yet—it’s still unwritten.
The Unwritten Woman | Self Discovery For Black Women
27 minutes
4 months ago
The Performative Life
Baby girl… what parts of yourself are you still performing?
In this episode of The Unwritten Woman, we’re diving into how people pleasing doesn’t just end when we become adults. It follows us into the boardroom, our friendships and even our most intimate relationships. We’re talking about the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways we shrink, shape-shift, and self-abandon just to feel accepted.
Maybe you’re the “easy friend” who never says how she really feels. Or the “cool girl” in a relationship who pretends nothing ever bothers her. Or the high achiever at work who performs like her paycheck is tied to her worth. I see you. I was you.
This one is a soft call-in, not a call-out. Let’s explore the emotional weight of the performance and how to begin showing up as our full selves again, without apology.
🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and iHeartRadio.
The Unwritten Woman | Self Discovery For Black Women
“For the woman who knows she’s more than…”
You’ve played the roles, followed the rules, and lived up to expectations—but what happens when you realize you’re more than the life you’ve been given? The Unwritten Woman is an intimate space for deep conversations about reinvention, identity, and self-discovery.
Hosted by Crystan Cumberbatch (author of Unlocking Authenticity: a Journey from people pleasing to empowerment), this podcast is for the woman who is breaking free from people-pleasing, unlearning old narratives, and reclaiming her power—softly, boldly, and unapologetically.
Through soulful storytelling, raw reflections, and candid conversations, we’ll explore what it means to shed expectations, embrace self-worth, and rewrite your life on your own terms.
✨ Expect deep truths, whispered revelations, and permission to become who you were always meant to be. Because your story isn’t over yet—it’s still unwritten.
