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- Americans By Purchase: On U.S. Colonization (w/ Tarik, Lileth & Brigitte)This week three fellow U.S. Virgin Islanders (Tarik McMillan, Lileth Grouby and Brigitte Berry) join the pod to address the experiences of colonial citizens of the United States (residents of U.S. territories)1 hr 19 min
- Should Everyone Go To Therapy?
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Have you ever been to therapy? Do you believe that therapy is something everyone should try therapy at some point in their lives? For this week's episode, licensed professional counselor Dr. LaToya Gilmore shares her knowledge on all things therapy for those who want to know what to expect, while Misha Nicole discusses her own experiences with mental health diagnoses, attending therapy sessions, and mental health stigma. Join the conversation by using #gooduptuesday on social media or tagging @gooduppod.
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57 min - Tea On Therapy: Facing Mental Health Struggles (w/ Dr. Latoya Gilmore & Misha Nicole)Licensed professional counselor Dr. LaToya Gilmore shares her knowledge on all things therapy for those who want to know what to expect, while Misha Nicole discusses her own experiences with mental health diagnoses, attending therapy sessions, and mental health stigma.58 min
- Does Cancel Culture Really Exist?
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Do you believe in the idea of "cancel culture?" Have you ever had an artist or well known person you admire be "canceled" for doing or saying something inappropriate? Can a person really be "canceled" forever? In this week's episode we're joined by Cameron to talk cancel culture and everything that's problematic: including all of the artists, tv shows, movies, and even language we once used and maybe even loved that turned out to be quite scandalous. Join the conversation by using #gooduptuesday on social media or tagging @gooduppod.
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1 hr 25 min - Your Faves Might Be Problematic: On Cancel Culture (w/ Cameron Pride)Cameron Pride (Twitter: @TP_TheKing) makes his BP Pod debut to talk cancel culture and everything that's problematic: including all of the artists, tv shows, movies, and even language we once used and maybe even loved that turned out to be quite scandalous.1 hr 26 min
- Everybody Knows That Boys Don't Cry
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Are boys and men really allowed to cry? Are men given space in our society to be vulnerable, sensitive, or display weakness? This week Andre and Malcolm join the podcast for a conversation on male vulnerability, double standards across genders and the idea of "toxic masculinity." They share insight on their journies to becoming more comfortable living outside of gender expectations. Join the conversation by using #gooduptuesday on social media or tagging @gooduppod.
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1 hr 36 min - Boys Don't Cry: On Male Vulnerability & Toxic Masculinity (w/ Andre D. & Malcolm S.)We're talking masculinity and male vulnerability this week with our friends Andre (IG: @dre_2416) and Malcolm (IG: @mrlankee) - from their experiences with mental health and therapy from the male perspective, to double standards that often go unacknowledged and their thoughts on "toxic masculinity."1 hr 38 min
- The Friendship Breakup
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Have you ever "broken up" with a friend? How was the ending of this friendship different or similar to a breakup in a romantic relationship? This week we're joined by Tiffany D. Brown, a blogger, social media influencer, and entrepreneur who has had her fair share of friendship breakup experiences. We discuss conflicts and complications along with the thought that has to go into choosing your tribe. Join the conversation by using #gooduptuesday on social media or tagging @gooduppod.
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1 hr - Friendship Breakups, Makeups & Complications (w/ Tiffany D.Brown)Blogger and social media influencer Tiffany D. Brown (IG: @tiffanydbrown_) is here this week to talk friendship breakups, conflicts, complications, and the thought that goes into choosing your tribe.1 hr 1 min
- The Infamous List Of Dating Requirements
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Have you ever created a list of requirements for a potential partner? Is your list realistic? This week we discuss the infamous checklist that many people create when searching for an ideal partner including differences that might be found on a list created by the opposite sex. We also discuss whether or not these lists are necessary or negative and what each of us has on our own personal list. Join the conversation by using #gooduptuesday on social media or tagging @gooduppod.
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About Good Up
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Good Up is a safe space to talk about those experiences in life we didn't know we all had in common. Every week Deidre and Jeaiza navigate complex life experiences: the ones that made us laugh,…
cry, and ultimately made us who we are.