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Web Series Alert : The Shrink in B6

The Shrink in B6 is the House of June’s series that follows Nadia West (Shayla Love Washington), a psychology grad school dropout

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11 years ago

July 29, 2014

Chenelle R. Covin

The Shrink in B6 is the House of June’s series that follows Nadia West (Shayla Love Washington), a psychology grad school dropout and recently fired waitress who is given an ultimatum by her roommate Farrah (Tabby Molapo) to find a job. After not-so-thought-out consideration, Nadia posts a Craigslist ad for her services to provide affordable and intimate counseling sessions in her apartment. One-on-one, Nadia “counsels” an eclectic group of people with colorful issues, each episode with Nadia at the helm of their session as an unlicensed pseudo-shrink.

It is no secret that I’m a lover of web series, especially ones featuring people of color. I have said time and time again, that black content creators are no longer waiting for the film industry to get their voices heard and product seen. The internet has allowed talented content creators to showcase their talent.

Shrink in B6 is a comical series that hits on a lot of issues that women go through. I think you’ll enjoy.

Check out the trailer below:

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Chenelle R. Covin

Chenelle Covin is an award-winning social entrepreneur, journalist, and digital media strategist. She is the Editor-in-Chief of Unheard Voices Magazine, a platform dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices in media, culture, and social justice. Covin holds a B.S. in Business and an M.A. in Digital Communications from Monmouth University. She has also obtained a computer science certification from Harvard University and is preparing for Ph.D. studies. Her career spans media, technology, and advocacy, with expertise in branding, digital storytelling, and public relations. She has received multiple honors, including the Women of Color STEM Award in Technical Innovation, the NAACP Unsung Hero Award, and the CV Magazine Media Innovator Award for Social Justice. Covin’s work includes developing automation tools, producing documentaries, and leading mentorship programs in media and computer science. She continues to drive innovation and representation in digital media and STEM fields.