Go Get It With Tanya White

Life Coach, Speaker, and Podcast host of Conversations of the Heart with T. Till, Terence Tillman, joins the Go Get It with Tanya White podcast for this episode entitled Manversations: Finding & Developing Your Voice to Speak Life into Others. Manversations is a special segment designed to have encouraging conversations by men, for men, about men's issues and how they handle them.

Throughout this episode, Terence will inspire you as he shares his story of how:

*Doctors did not expect him to live shortly after he was born

*He deals with the illnesses of both his father and mother at a young age

*Perseverance and determination continues to help him press through his speech impairment

*A solo trip from his hometown of Queens, New York, to Las Vegas, Nevada, was a divine orchestration of him finding love again after his divorce

AND MUCH MORE!

Share this episode with at least 50 of your social media friends. Also, visit Terence Tillman at his website via www.ttillinspires.com.

Dr. Angela Marshall, a contributing health expert on CNN, Fox5 News and Let’s Talk Lives, and repeatedly named a “Top Doctor” by Washingtonian magazine, boldly brings to light the inequities, biases and microaggressions minorities face in our healthcare system. In fact, Dr. Marshall reveals that women in pain are much more likely than men to receive prescriptions for sedatives rather than pain medication; Black women are more than three times more likely than white women to die of childbirth-related causes. Whether it’s age, body size, sexual orientation, or other cultural factors, bias in healthcare is an uncomfortable truth. In this episode, we discuss Dr. Marshall’s debut book,

Dismissed, and her personal story of tragedy. Also, in the bottom half of the show, we replay our insightful interview from April 2023 with Kimmi Scott, cast member of the reality show Love and Marriage Huntsville, about her breast cancer healing journey and how Black women can advocate for themselves when they experience healthcare biases.

We have an exciting episode today entitled Young People Who Are Living Their Dreams Now. In the first segment, anointed and passionate Louisville, KY artist, 17-year-old Jacob Winburn, shares his love for music. He has been singing since he was about 6 years old and studies his craft, learns from the best in the industry, and desires to pursue music full-time in the future.

In our second segment, my amazing 9-year-old niece Jasten White cohosts with me to interview social media sensation 12-year-old Varonica Mitchell from The VV Show. Varonica discusses her love for doing sketch comedy, where she gets her ideas from, and her upcoming movie projects.

Meet my new favorite couple from Colorado, Casper & Cheryl Stockham, authors of the new book “Divorce-Proofing Your Marriage: How Anyone Can Build Better Relationships Using This Love Building Blueprint,” which releases on August 1, 2023, via Amazon.

The Stockhams are also the founders of the “I am Love Builders” company. For over 14 years, Casper and Cheryl have been working as workshop facilitators and coaches using their own developed relationship materials because they are passionate about helping and encouraging married couples, especially Christian couples, to have lasting, loving marriages and to stop making divorce an option.

In this episode, Casper and Cheryl discuss why couples must be connected to God as their source and model of love, they explain some of the principles of building a healthy marriage from the foundation and explain why forgiveness, submission, and communication are key to marriages. Connect with Casper and Cheryl Stockham on all social media platforms at “Iamlovebuilders” and visit their website to complete your love assessment at www.iamlovebuilders.com.

In celebration of the 56th National Convention of my beloved Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, I have the honor of interviewing two DST Sorors who are doing dynamic things in their industry.

First up is Soror Charliese Brown Lewis out of Lexington, Kentucky. She is the first African American Executive Director of the non-profit organization Louisville Literary Arts. She is also only the second Executive Director in its almost twenty history. Soror Charliese wears many other hats, such as that of an educator, author, editor, publicist, and podcaster, She provides platforms for others to use their voices to be genuine, empowered, and courageous. Visit www.louisvilleliteraryarts.org to learn more about the Writers Block Festival an annual event hosted by Louisville Literary Arts.

In our final segment, Soror T'Keyah Crystal Keymáh from the In Living Color show fame joins us to discuss how she enjoyed, serving as a co-chair on the National Commission of Arts and Letters for the sorority as well as her book Cycle of Love: 28 Days of Organization, Rejuvenation, and Mediation for Inspired Self Care and her upcoming projects. You may visit her at www.tkeyah.com

What is freedom? How do we live beyond the celebrations of Juneteenth to embrace a daily lifestyle of liberation? What does it mean to be free indeed with God? Maurice F. Martin, author of the book Your BUT Is Too Big drops by to enlighten us about what authentic freedom is and how we can live a liberated life every single day. Visit his site at https://www.mauricefmartin.com

Business entrepreneurship is more than having a website or pushing your products out the back of your car. Dr. Cassandra Bradford of Dallas, Texas discusses he upcoming Run Business conference and the information that will be available to catapult your business. For more information, visit her site at www.iamdrcass.com

Trauma-informed care has become a buzzword in many industries. However, in the field of education, it must become a culture that fully embraces the heart and mindset to create a consistent space in which students are safe, healed, and empowered to speak without judgment.

Tune in as I have the pleasure of interviewing Christina “Shay” Johnson, one of the most passionate and approachable people who champions every student to have authentic trauma-informed teaching in Kentucky. Christina shares her personal trauma experience and how it shaped her to create an innovative learning environment that was conducive for students struggling with trauma even before this philosophy was a professional solution.

By the end of this podcast, you will be ignited to not only embrace trauma-informed teaching but implement a trauma-informed lifestyle.

From the Crown Act to her protesting for justice to be brought in the Breonna Taylor movement to her traveling to Nashville, Tennessee to support State Representatives Justin Jones and Justin Pearson during their historical expulsion from office, Former Kentucky State Representative, Attica Scott is a courageous and visible voice for genuine social justice.

Tune in as we have some very audacious political conversation about how America is subtly and strategically trying to erase Black people from history with such acts as redistricting districts, defunding diversity programs, and much more. Attica, the first Black female elected to the Kentucky State Legislature in two decades, also discusses how critical it is for voters not only to get involved in national elections but to show up at the polls during local and state elections.

This is a conversation that you wish the media would engage in. Connect with Attica Scott on all social media platforms.

Employees are experiencing workplace stress and trauma at astronomical rates. Refusing to address their work hurt can transform into anxiety, unproductiveness, and negative colleague encounters. Listen and take notes as Dr. Ashley Dash shares wisdom and strategies to heal work hurt.

Dr. Ashley discusses: • The definition of work hurt • The identifiable actions of an employee struggling with work hurt • The importance of healing from work hurt

AND MUCH MORE! Please share this episode. Visit Dr. Ashley Dash via all social media and at www.drashleydash.com.