A review of episodes 11-14, I talk about the feedback I have received and some things I learned in listening.

I discuss with Master Fitness Trainer Keisha Markey, owner of Body Transformations the importance of fitness during the COVID-19 and how it can help with anxiety and depression. We also discuss things to look for when finding a personal trainer and returning to fitness routines when the shutdown is lifted. Find out more about Body Transformation: Facebook.com/BT11to7Fitness or Instagram.com/BT11to7Fitness. 

I invited my daughters Christianna and Kamiah to have a conversation about our mother daughter relationship. We discussed mistakes we made, things we learned, and how we can grow moving forward. They also shared perspective on how they were raised versus how their younger siblings are being raised.

I talk about the comeback of myself, things that I have grown through, lessons that I have learned. I also talk a little about COVID-19. Thank you for listening and remember "In all of your getting, get understanding".

I do a brief recap of Episodes 6-9 and discuss some expectations for Raising the Divide Season 2.

I asked Ramona and Sherry a few questions about what it means to them to be a grandmother. Ramona works full time and is a proud grandmother of 21 and great grandmother of 12. Sherry is a retired grandmother of 2 who enjoys making all sorts of jewelry and accessories in her spare time. You can visit her website SherikaOriginals.com or on the Sherika Originals Facebook page.

Tieska Jumbo and I had a conversation where she provided some great insight regarding her motherhood journey. Tieska is a married mother of two boys, she is employed full time, and is an aspiring children's literature author. Her joys include spending time with her family, running, and working on her writing. 

Todd Bevel and I had a conversation around parenting and the dad's perspective. Todd is a single father of two sons, works full time outside of the home. His joys include spending time with his sons and being an avid basketball coach for the YMCA.