Society Says with Mariah Conduff
Society Says with Mariah Conduff
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🎙️ Welcome to Society Says— the podcast where we unpack the unspoken (and often loud) opinions that shape how we live, think, and show up in the world. Each week, we dive into the conversations society expects us to have. Whether you agree, disagree, or fall somewhere in between, this space is for thoughtful dialogue, challenging perspectives, and reclaiming your own voice in a world that loves to speak for you.
Because society has a lot to say — but so do we.
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The podcast delves into themes such as personal empowerment, societal expectations, and self-discovery, with episodes discussing topics like the need for oversharing on social media, the importance of prioritizing personal happiness over societal pressures, and the questioning of conventional career paths.
🎙️ Welcome to Society Says— the podcast where we unpack the unspoken (and often loud) opinions that shape how we live, think, and show up in the world. Each week, we dive into the conversations society expects us to have. Whether you agree, disagree, or fall somewhere in between, this space is for thoughtful dialogue, challenging perspectives, and reclaiming your own voice in a world that loves to speak for you.
Because society has a lot to say — but so do we.
What happens when you turn culture, representation, and creativity into something you can literally piece together? 🧩✨
In this episode of Society Says, I’m sitting down with the founders of Puzzles of Color for a conversation about building a business rooted in Black culture and representation. We talk about the inspiration behind the brand, the power of seeing yourself reflected in art and everyday products, and what it really takes to build a Black-owned business.
We also get into this week’s Societea: the passing of Hayden Panettiere and the unique nostalgia of growing up in the 2000s. What does it mean to lose someone who felt like a piece of our childhood—and why does representation in media stick with us long after we’ve grown up?
From 2000s nostalgia to Black entrepreneurship, art, and the importance of creating products that tell our stories, this episode is all about the memories and culture that shape us—and the people creating new ways to celebrate them.
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Shop: puzzlesofcolor.com
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