There’s been a lot of back and forth lately about people throwing shade or judgement or speculation about the next person’s life or situations. More specifically people are often accused of passing judgment on a situation simply based off having a difference of opinion. In this episode entitled “who am I judge” I dive into a few recent events that reminded me to remind others I’m in no position to judge- only God can truly do that!

In this episode, we explore the profound concept of forgiveness through the lens of our past experiences and environment.

As the saying goes, "Forgiveness is giving up hope for a better past" (source unknown). Join us in the unveiling of "Healing Through Letters: A Journey of Redemption," the inaugural episode of the rebranded "Product of My Environment (squared)" podcast. Formerly known as "Listen Up & Let's Talk About It," this episode marks a transformative breakthrough.

In this raw and courageous episode, we venture into the heart of forgiveness and its transformative power. Our host Marissa, lays bare the emotional journey of healing and release. Through personal reflection, she unveils the intricate thoughts and revelations that led to the powerful act of forgiving someone she once felt wronged by—her father.

Tune in as she unravels the web of emotions that tie her to the past and explore the dynamics of her environment that contribute to our perspectives.

“Forgiveness is giving up hope for a better past” (-unknown). Sometimes in life we hold grudges against people for the wrongs that they’ve done without realizing they may be unaware they have even wronged you. Other times, we hold on to the wrongs of the past because it gives us the freedom to live in bitterness, brokenness, and unforgiveness. “Letter to my daddy” is the BREAKOUT episode for the relaunch and rebranding of what was formally “Listen up & Let’s Talk About it” yet is now the “Product of my Environment (squared)” podcast. In this episode I dive into the thought process I had to adopt in order to truly forgive someone I felt had wronged me- My daddy!