From reality TV drama to real-life boundaries, this episode dives deep into respect, relationships, and protecting your peace. Whether it’s family dynamics, dating frustrations, or knowing when to walk away, it’s a candid, relatable talk you’ll feel in your soul.

Summary

In this lively conversation, Ash, Paris, and Ricky share their experiences of moving from Chicago to Texas, discussing the challenges of adapting to a new climate and lifestyle. They reminisce about childhood memories, including skiing and swimming, and delve into parenting perspectives, highlighting the differences in raising children today. The discussion shifts to travel experiences, workplace dynamics, and the importance of mental health, emphasizing the need for balance between work and family life. They also touch on celebrity encounters and the impact of leadership on job satisfaction. In this conversation, Ash discusses the challenges and joys of working from home, the complexities of modern parenting, and the nostalgia of childhood experiences. The dialogue explores the balance between work and family life, the importance of open communication with children about relationships and identity, and the weight of responsibility that comes with raising kids in today's world. Ash reflects on personal growth, the lessons learned from childhood, and the realities of adulting, all while maintaining a humorous and relatable tone.

In this episode, Ash shares personal reflections on parenting, the challenges of raising a teenager, and the importance of self-respect and personal growth. The conversation touches on cultural conversations, the impact of technology on parenting, and the need for open communication in today's world. Ash emphasizes the importance of humor and lightness in life while encouraging listeners to give themselves and others grace amidst life's challenges.

Hey Y'all, damn, that feels good to say again. I know it's been a minute but I'm getting back to me. Sometimes this self-healing and journey is no joke. Let's discuss and catch up with each other again.

Y’all, it’s Monday again, and we have another recap from our wonderful TV show, What Would You Do? Also, adding in some Love & Hip-Hop. I watched the Wendy Williams documentary, which opened my eyes to her and her well-being. Let’s get this party started 😊 😊

Y’all, you do watch What Would You Do? When you watch it, does it make you angry? Does it make you think about what would actually do in those situations? It’s easy to give advice from your living room. But I’ve always said you never know until you are going through it.

Y’all, I’ve been going through. My mental and faith is truly being tested. Have you ever just truly needed a break I mean a break from everything. Being laid off is not for the weak, and the strength to keep it going every week is becoming harder and harder each week. Let’s talk about it. Anyone else feels my pain?

When I’m watching a TV show or just minding my own business on social media, LOL. I wonder if men and women can be friends and remain friends. We do not have to turn physical. I’m not saying that is what happens all the time, but it happens enough that this question is always in play. What do you think? Let’s talk about it.

Hey, Y’all, how well do you co-parent? What are some of your boundaries when it comes to being a co-parent? Do you have those uncomfortable conversations? Can you have conversations? Do you respect each other as the parent of your child? All these questions come with a co-parent. How well are we at it? I know I’m still a work in process. Let’s talk about it.

Hey, Y’all, Happy New Year!!

It’s 2024, and let’s stop acting like we are afraid for our children not to like us. Let’s be honest: they are not supposed to like us, but they will respect us, and we must start correcting it before they get into the world. For some, let's say it may be too late. Lol. Let’s talk about it.