In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price explores the complex process of grieving in the context of bullying, wimping, and poverty pimping. She discusses the emotional stages of grief, including denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, while emphasizing the importance of processing these feelings in a healthy way. Dr. Price shares personal experiences and insights on how to cope with grief, the significance of forgiveness, and the necessity of building a supportive community. The episode serves as a guide for listeners to navigate their own grief and encourages them to take action towards healing and advocacy.

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price shares the emotional journey of her family launching Clay in His Hands Foundation, inspired by the tragic death of her brother. She discusses the systemic issues surrounding mental illness and substance abuse, particularly in correctional facilities, and advocates for compassionate justice and policy change. The episode emphasizes the importance of community involvement and support for those affected by these issues, urging listeners to take action and contribute to the foundation's mission.

More information on Clay in His Hands Foundation can be found at www.clayinhishands.org

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price discusses the tragic circumstances surrounding her brother's death (Clay Andrews) in a private prison (Hardeman County Correctional Facility), highlighting systemic issues within the prison system, including mismanagement, lack of accountability, and human rights violations. She emphasizes the need for advocacy and reform, particularly regarding the treatment of incarcerated individuals, mental health issues, and racial disparities in the justice system. Dr. Price calls for collective action to address these injustices and improve conditions for those affected by the prison system.

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price shares a deeply personal account of the tragic death of her brother, Clay Andrews, while incarcerated at Hardeman County Correctional Facility. The conversation explores the family's struggle for information, the systemic negligence of private prisons, and the urgent need for advocacy and reform in the criminal justice system. Dr. Price emphasizes the importance of mental health support and rehabilitation for incarcerated individuals, highlighting the broader implications of his brother's death and calling for collective action to address these issues.

In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Kish Cumi Price and Dr. Rick Balkin address the complex topic of forgiveness, exploring its significance in personal healing and emotional well-being. Dr. Balkin shares his journey from working with adolescents in crisis to writing his book, 'Practicing Forgiveness: A Path Toward Healing.' The discussion highlights the different types of forgiveness, the process of letting go of resentment, and the empowerment that comes from forgiving oneself and others. 

They emphasize that forgiveness is not always about reconciliation but can be a personal journey of healing and growth. Dr. Rick Balkin and Dr. Kish Cumi Price explore the complex nature of forgiveness, healing, and reconciliation. They discuss the importance of making the unmentionable mentionable, the different paths of forgiveness, and the emotional processes involved. The dialogue emphasizes the necessity of collaboration in healing, the distinction between decisional and emotional forgiveness, and the role of fear and anger in the journey toward forgiveness. 

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price unpacks the complex dynamics of bullies, wimps, and poverty pimps--exploring their profound impact on marginalized communities across various systems, including education, healthcare, and the criminal justice system. Through personal anecdotes and critical analysis, Dr. Price emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing these issues to foster resilience and advocate for justice.

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price discusses the importance of developing courage and advocacy skills. She emphasizes knowing one's worth, setting boundaries, and practicing small acts of courage. The conversation highlights the significance of education, finding allies, managing emotions, and leading by example. Dr. Price encourages persistence in building courage and offers practical steps for listeners to develop their advocacy skills, concluding with a prayer for empowerment and purpose.

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price discusses the concept of 'Wimpletons'—individuals who lack the courage to advocate for themselves and others. The conversation explores the importance of acquiring knowledge, seeking understanding, and applying wisdom to foster personal growth and community impact. Dr. Price emphasizes the need for courage in advocacy, the power of influence, and the significance of recognizing one's own power and presence in various spaces. The episode encourages listeners to transition from a state of wimping out to embracing their warrior status, ultimately leading to a more empowered and impactful life.

In this episode, Dr. Kish Cumi Price discusses the concept of 'wimps'—individuals who fail to use their power to advocate for themselves and others. Through personal anecdotes, she highlights the importance of speaking up against mistreatment and the consequences of inaction. The conversation emphasizes self-reflection, accountability, and the interconnectedness of our actions in society. Dr. Price encourages listeners to recognize their own power and to be advocates for change, while also sharing wisdom from Proverbs to inspire courage and knowledge.

In this episode, Dr. Kish discusses the profile and tactics of poverty pimps. She emphasizes the importance of asking questions and tracking funding to ensure transparency and accountability. The key factors of poverty pimping include control and manipulation, exploitation, intimidation, financial control, and optical illusions. Dr. Price encourages funders, community members, and organizations to be vigilant and hold each other accountable to make a positive impact in impoverished communities.