Melissa, Marcie and Brittany discuss their hometown and childhood experiences as well as what we define as a friend.  They dig deep on how where they grew up influences how they think, built relationships and how different each of us experienced friendship with people of different races (or lack thereof). This is part 1 of 2 in being woke on childhood friendship.

Melissa, Marcie and Brittany discuss their hometown and childhood experiences as well as what we define as a friend. They dig deep on how where they grew up influences how they think, built relationships and how different each of us experienced friendship with people of different races (or lack thereof). This is part 1 of 2 in being woke on childhood friendship.

Melissa, Marcie and Brittany discuss their hometown and childhood experiences as well as what we define as a friend. &nbsp;They dig deep on how where they grew up influences how they think, built relationships and how different each of us experienced friendship with people of different races (or lack thereof). This is part 1 of 2 in being woke on childhood friendship.

4:  Woke on Childhood Friendship - Part 1

Melissa, Brittany and Marcie share frank discussion on what it's like to be wives, mothers and be friends with one another despite how they have vastly different experiences in day to day life in the same town with regard to their race.  Join them at the table while they have real conversations about where they are from, how they build their relationship, why they are (over)sharing and in hopes that you will learn alongside them about how to be more aware each day.  

This podcast is built on being truthful, vulnerable and the idea that if we all pause before we speak, have some empathy and be open-minded, we can support each other in new ways, make new friends and be the change makers.  We also hope people will stop saying stupid shit.

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Melissa, Brittany and Marcie share frank discussion on what it's like to be wives, mothers and be friends with one another despite how they have vastly different experiences in day to day life in the same town with regard to their race. Join them at the table while they have real conversations about where they are from, how they build their relationship, why they are (over)sharing and in hopes that you will learn alongside them about how to be more aware each day. This podcast is built on being truthful, vulnerable and the idea that if we all pause before we speak, have some empathy and be open-minded, we can support each other in new ways, make new friends and be the change makers. We also hope people will stop saying stupid shit.

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