Coversode Part Two with Kelsie Nabass. We look at the importance of travel to understand the respect of self and reconnecting to our part in the world, our use of pronouns continues to make us stumble through avoidance, and how being single may lead us to dating aliens. The discussion pivots toward discovering our truth when we start our becoming, fighting for the right zodiac nomenclature, and we get into how love makes parenting more than just biological. Plus, all the love to Lucas The Spider

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In this week's Killersode, we look into the life and death of British TV personality Caroline Flack. What happens when cancel culture collides with mental health? We wonder how something originating from Black Twitter intended for the good and power of the collective can become something so ugly it can kill?  Does our want to punish people or "Cancel" them come with any avenues for innocent until proven guilty or redemption? Anonymity comes with responsibility...maybe it's time to stand up and check our power

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Opening our episode this week is Part One of a two-parter with badass Kelsie Nabass.  First up name changes with squirrel direction...sincere love and top of the hat to Shelley K. We get into how grandmas can speak truth to your villain identity, being raised with a deep masculine self, and biology not being it what it's chocked up to be. Growing up being seen amongst people where you least expect it, understanding marginalized groups, and making spiritual representation work along the lines for all people. She discusses her muslim roots and how this all shaped her path to education, plus in the end making room for all to have a seat at the table. All the while finding time to create an epic new podcast based on Eminem and Alfred Hitchcock

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This episode is with Barbara Mouradian. Our discussion wanders through the passions of deep Spanish familial cultural traditions to near death, and energies coming to us when we least expect. She opens up about her insistence to ignore her calling, meet cutes of destiny, stepping into and standing up for our gifts, plus having deep spiritual beliefs that allow us to be guided. The conversation veers through the importance of self-advocacy in order to live. We dive into how amongst the ravages of the pandemic, she took her spiritual depth and turned it into a blooming wellness vibe to be reckoned with. Select the links below to donate to Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research, 5000 Miles for Sarcoidosis Research, or purchase the Sarcoidosis Cause Bracelet. FYI, we miss you Tom (if you don't know...you missed out)!!

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We jump into this week's episode with Jessica Ramirez. It's starts with being excited for the hope of 2022. She talks origins and why they matter, assimilation through education and the navigation maze that lies within. Impacts of our immigration system injustices on families along with forced deportation, straddling the duality of living amongst multiple cultures. She shares her passion for diversity and inclusion in education, and shaping the future of these through her work and want to give back. Her belief in collective love is greater than the sum of one

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This week's Coversode, we flip through chapters with Amber Jean.  There's ditching elementary school and giving a big "F" you to bullies and the establishment, stretching herself through childhood educational trauma, settling into cerebral essence with library escapism (which we're always here for). She shares meandering life while building oneself through the presence of mindfulness. We dig deep into her abilities on a spiritual plane, and how she uses them to guide others to trust the process, and come back into our stronger selves.

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Disclaimer: Due to the graphic details and sensitive material in this episode, we strongly advise our audience to proceed with caution. The following episode will contain discussion of severe medical malpratice, death, murder, abortion, and overdosing that may be triggering to some of our audience.

In this week's episode, we discuss the horrendous crimes of Dr. Kermit Gosnell in Philadelphia. Hack abortionist or pill factory dealer? We wonder do women's lives actually matter? Does body autonomy belong to us or the Supreme Court? We open this long chapter on what we hope is not a return to the dark ages.

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This Coversode, we get a read on Courteney Kay.  From her origins of being raised by a modern day rapping Dr. Seuss, Spiderman costumes, the wrongs of Sixteen candles and the cringe of Jake Ryan. We learn how college culture fired up her views on dating, relationships, and relating to the public. There’s big words, perusing doppelgängers, and wanting normal humans to be Pinocchio. She discusses how her passion for the world of dating expanded into online companies and how that helped parlay her into becoming a matchmaking genius

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Our Coversode this week has us opening the book on Keilan Calhoun. We talk love of family where talent runs deep. He shows bullying doesn’t define you, tripping through high school with humor, smarts, and nerdiness, seeing one's self through HBCUs, importance of being right, and finally hitting his stride with passion in acting and music. In the end, his talent for laughter always saves the day

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This week’s Coversode has us getting into it with Diesta Goldsmith of Vision Up Wellness. We track the subject of books…briefly. Exploring connection to our roots, where we come from, and those insecurities that mold us. Childhood love vs. qualitative performance to attain growth on a level that leads us, phone booths and communicable disease. She shares her mission to reach, teach, and build women up through understanding of their bodies and phases of life often traversed. Diesta can be found at the links here:

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