In this episode I speak with Philly native by way of ATL Jeremy Boyer (IG: @MerchLifeJay), President & CEO of MerchLife Industries. He candidly opens about his complicated journey through toxic behavior when it came to his past experience with women and the lessons he learned to become the entrepreneur and self-development coach he evolved into.

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In this episode I speak with independent music artist Sincere Luv Da God (IG: @SincereLuvDaGod), he is a Hip-Hop artist. Sincere opens up about coming up as Five Percenter in NYC, as well as his experiences with his encounters with the legal system and his determined journey to change his life to something positive.  

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Intro Police "Homocide" · Sincere Luv Da God & Lew Season off AKBAM: A King by Any Means

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In this episode I speak with Bro. Damon Jones AKA Young Khan Tha Don (IG: @YoungKhanThaDon), who is a music artist and motivational speaker. Bro. Khan digs into his journey in to the Nation of Islam, as well as his experiences that shaped him to being the great wordsmith and motivation guru that he is. Please feel free to DM your thoughts, takeaways, and opinions from episode 10. And don't forget to drop a Voicemail on the Anchor App to show your support and opinions.

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In this episode I speak with Sis Naomi Muhammad(IG: @ChangeViews19), who is a Level 4 Auditor with the Nation of Islam. She opens up about her own journey through life's struggles and self-acceptance. She also  gives tools and tips that we can all start to apply in our daily lives to continue on the path of healing. Please feel free to DM your thoughts, takeaways, and opinions from episode 9. And don't forget to drop a Voicemail on the Anchor App to show your support and opinions.

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In this episode I speak with U.S. Navy Veteran Monique Brown(IG: @MoniqueShiftYaMindShiftYaLife) about dealing with trauma in child & as an adult during her years in the U.S. Navy. We speak on a few other topics in between that unpacks what lead some of your experiences and choices that she shares in this episode.  Please feel free to DM your thoughts, takeaways, and opinions from episode 8. And don't forget to drop a Voicemail on the Anchor App to show your support and opinions.

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In this episode I use the well-known Willie Lynch Letter for the bases of the discussion with Bro. Daniel 4X, who speaks on his experience growing up in Boston and dealing with the city's racist history. Bro. Daniel speaks briefly on the history of the different natures we as people have and the teachings he has learned through the Nation of Islam. Please feel free to DM your thoughts, takeaways, and opinions from episode 7.

End Poem: excerpt form "The Descendants," a short film by Nadia X & Julia Rice.

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In this episode I sit with Sister She'lon Muhammad, who opens up about her experience in dealing with narcissistic behavior in her past relationship. She opens up about the was, in which these experiences has effected not only her life, but her also her family's lives. Please feel free to DM your thoughts, takeaways, and opinions from episode 6.

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In this episode I speak with Sister Nadia X, who discusses her experience going up in Memphis dealing the bullying from both black & white kids. She opens up about the hardship and difficulty it lead her to as a youth. Please feel free to DM your thoughts, takeaways, and opinions from episode 5.

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In this episode I speak with Sister Yasinah Muhammad, who opens up about her own experience of childhood trauma and sexual abuse. For 16 years she endured physical and sexual abuse all while a victim of human sex trafficking. Please feel free to DM your thoughts, takeaways, and opinions from episode 4.    

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