Sequwia & LaCoya
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Mental load, loud laughs, real friendship.
Vibe'n w/Tha Qoyas is a loose, high-energy conversation between Kid Hyphy aka Oshigo and Cricket. The show moves from birthday chaos and work frustration into anxiety, family pressure, budgeting, fear, and the strange math of staying functional.
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Vibe'n w/Tha Qoyas is a relationship-wellness show with the volume turned toward real life. Kid Hyphy aka Oshigo and Cricket bring a fast, familiar duo rhythm that often sounds like the recording started after the conversation was already moving. The show is loose on purpose. A cold open might begin with ADHD irritation, phone-bill confusion, birthday fatigue, snacks, drinks, or an argument about who has been too busy to answer messages. Then the conversation widens. Work stress becomes a question about being valued by a company. A missed promotion turns into a reflection on ambition, humility, and choosing the right path instead of chasing the title that looks good from far away. Money becomes a couple's responsibility, not just a spreadsheet. Fear becomes both a warning signal and a thing that can keep people stuck. Anxiety shows up in ordinary rooms, after work, while groceries are everywhere, when a friend is surprised that staying home quietly might actually be the plan. The hosts are funniest when they are reacting in real time, correcting each other, escalating a small complaint, or turning a family story into a loud moral argument. They are most grounded when the joke lands next to something harder: burnout, emotional outbursts, relationship strain, health worries, or the cost of carrying too much. Nothing here feels clinically packaged. The show works because its idea of mental health is lived-in, impatient, affectionate, and sometimes chaotic. It is not trying to sound like a wellness brand. It is trying to make room for people who are overwhelmed, annoyed, laughing anyway, and still trying to make better choices. That mix gives Vibe'n w/Tha Qoyas its shape: blunt friendship as a tool for naming the mess before it gets too heavy.
Made for: Best for listeners who want mental health and relationship talk without polished self-help language. It especially fits people drawn to candid friend banter about work stress, family tension, money, anxiety, and adult responsibility.
What sets it apart: The show turns everyday chaos into emotional processing without sanding down the mess. Its strength is the duo's quick, teasing chemistry, where jokes and hard truths arrive in the same breath.
Two friends with a unique and fun approach to dealing with mental illness and navigating life. We like to discuss an array of topics ranging from relationships to current events that weigh heavy on our minds, music, and acknowledge local entrepreneurs. Throughout each episode we like to lighten the mood with funny tales from party days to pets. Come vibe out with us and just discuss stuff.DISCLAIMER: this podcast is for educational purposes only and we are not medical professionals. Just two women who have been through a lot and want to share our experiences and tools to hopefully...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sequoia and Laquia turn work, money, anxiety and family pressures into candid conversation sharpened by humor and lived detail.
Vibe'n w/Tha Qoyas turns everyday pressure into an open conversation between Sequoia and co-host Laquia. Work frustration, money, anxiety, family life and fear enter through things that have actually happened to them, giving the show the texture of friends thinking through a…
Work stress becomes group-chat therapy when you need permission to quit responsibly.
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A messy, funny pressure-release valve for a day when everything feels too loud.
The episode leans into irritation, family noise, and the strain of too many obligations at once. It turns that mood into a blunt, funny, recognizably human talk about feeling overwhelmed, not wanting to be touched, and trying to keep anger from taking over the room.
A blunt reset on work stress, sobriety, and why quitting needs a plan.
Kid Hypie and Crickets keep the episode anchored in a reset around work and life, moving from sober-livin' talk to raises, a skipped upper-management spot, and the choice to recalibrate instead of forcing a fit that no longer works.
A candid, lightly funny check-in on anxiety, a quiet night in, and why a little fear can be useful.
The episode uses a missed phone payment and a messy fridge delivery to frame a broader look at anxiety and the pull of a quiet night in. What gives it shape is the easy back-and-forth between the two hosts, who keep things anchored in ordinary detail and do not mind laughing at…
A messy return that turns couple budgeting into plain talk with a dry laugh.
The show comes back loud and loose, with Kid Hyphy aka Oshiko and Crickets marking a one-year anniversary before it settles into the money talk couples keep putting off.
A loose Wednesday hang that moves from local concern into Sojourner Truth and a clear-eyed history chat.
The episode starts like a loose Wednesday hang, with the hosts still working through the intro and saying more interviews are coming. It turns to a local story that lands close to home, then moves into Sojourner Truth's life and work, from Northampton and the abolitionist circle…
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Three hosts and psychologist Dr Emily talk vulnerability, therapy, and imperfection with guests.
Fearne Cotton interviews guests like Boy George and Bryony Gordon about mental health and identity.
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford pairs therapy insight with Black TV recaps, maternal health, and history.
Kid Hypey and Cricket open in a chaotic mood and never really try to hide it.
Kid Hypie starts with a loose intro, then shifts into a sober-living stretch and a body recalibration.
Kid Hyphy and Cricket show up laughing about the phone thing and a month-long payment mix-up.
The show opens in a burst of repeated greetings before Kid Hyphy aka Oshiko says they are back.
The hosts of Vibin' with Koyas reunite for a casual, phone-based tester episode after a busy break, discussing birthdays and travel plans.
The hosts of Vibing with the Goyas share personal updates about a busy birthday season in March, discussing family and friend celebrations.
The hosts discuss personal struggles with sibling conflicts and managing anger while reflecting on emotional growth.
The hosts of Bible with the Koyas engage in humorous banter about a friend's lack of response to texts, including a doctor's appointment result about tennis elbow.
Two co-hosts engage in casual banter about their weekends and nicknames while introducing a topic about stress responses to unexpected situations.
The hosts of Vibin' with LaCoya's introduce their podcast with casual banter about autism, literal thinking, and metaphors, but don't address the episode's title topic about enjoying sex without commitment.
This episode features an interview with LJ Hippie, a local artist and entrepreneur, discussing how to balance life, family, and mental health while running a business.
The hosts introduce their podcast episode about maintaining mental balance in relationships while setting a casual, humorous tone.
This episode features an interview with author Kimberly Arrington, discussing her book, personal growth through faith, and casual topics like music and sports.
Sequoia and Laquia open in mid-laugh.