Point2TheSkyy Radio

In this episode of Point2TheSkyy Radio, Gert and Mont break down the top six types of leaders that everyone has encountered at least once—whether at work, in school, or even in everyday life. From the power-hungry micromanager to the leader who swears they’re “for the people” (but really for themselves), we’re calling them all out!

We’re talking about how different leadership styles affect us, the good, the bad, and the downright ridiculous. And let’s be real—some folks get a new title and start acting brand new!

Tap in for real talk, laughs, and maybe even some self-reflection. If you’ve ever had a leader that made you question life itself, this episode is for you.

#NewTitleWhoDis #LeadershipExposed #Point2TheSkyyRadio

In this episode of Point2TheSkyy Radio, we’re stepping into the new year with the same energy—respectfully. While everyone is talking about “New Year, New Me,” we’re keeping it real about how life doesn’t just reset on January 1st.

We dive into the new things happening in our lives, the challenges we’re facing, and how we’re handling them (or at least trying to). From personal growth to career moves, relationships, and mindset shifts, we’re unpacking what it really means to evolve without losing yourself in the process.

Tune in for real talk, some laughs, and that classic Point2TheSkyy vibe as we navigate the new year on our own terms. Because growth is great, but being authentically YOU? Even better.

#NewYearSameMe #Respectfully #Point2TheSkyyRadio

In this episode of Let's Talk About It, we dive into two powerful topics: first, the essential conversations every parent should have with their son before he gets married—covering values, expectations, and respect. Then, we tackle the impact of overthinking, exploring how it can hold you back and sharing tips to break the cycle. Tune in for insights to strengthen relationships and boost mental well-being!

Hahaha this episode may ruffle some feathers to some but WE DON'T CARE! It's the truth about who you really are as a person? Are you a real friend or are you a flake? Are you temporary or are you permanent? What are ya? Mont & Gert take this simple conversation about authenticity to the next level. A very good listen!

During this episode, Mont talks about that little voice in your head that negatively tells you what you not going to do. During this ep, we talk about how to navigate pass that voice. We go over 8 things that we have to stop saying to ourselves.

In this episode, Point2TheSkyy Radio explores the profound concept that individuals who have undergone healing themselves are often best equipped to bring healing to others. The hosts delve into personal stories and insights from guests who have experienced significant healing journeys, discussing how these experiences have empowered them to empathize with and support others in their own paths to healing. The episode highlights the transformative power of empathy, shared experiences, and the importance of personal healing in fostering a community of support and resilience.

During this ep, we have a special guest Vonno! Hometown up and coming rapper who puts passion before stress. From freestyles to therapy. Great episode to listen to. Check it out!

During this episode Mont & Gert talk about the difference between morning people and night people. Why people are so groggy in the am? Why people are so tired mid-day and they got plenty of sleep?? Tap in!

In this ep Gert, Mont and Millie talk about the difference in the Men and Women brains, and what their character traits are. How and why both genders do the things they do. Finding out some facts you probably didn't know about. Many great facts! Great Episode!

"How Do I Respond to That?" delves into the art of respectful communication during arguments. The episode explores various strategies for responding thoughtfully and constructively in heated discussions. Through practical examples and expert advice, listeners learn the importance of active listening, acknowledging emotions, and reframing perspectives to promote understanding rather than escalation. The narrative underscores that respectful responses involve empathy, patience, and a willingness to find common ground, fostering healthier relationships and productive resolutions. Ultimately, "How Do I Respond to That?" equips listeners with tools to navigate conflicts with grace and integrity, emphasizing the power of communication in building mutual respect and trust.