Remixing the Narrative

Join the conversation as mothers Nichole Jefferson-Fields and Charisma Sweat-Green discuss raising black boys in America.

Growth is necessary but can be painful. As we close out 2019, we must be willing to do the work that will produce change. Reflect on what goals you want to pursue. Also, the need to leave our comfort zone as we go through the process.

It’s time for us to set our goals, make a plan and execute. Tune in as we discuss how we can build with our children, family, friend and community. Also, what are some dreams you have not work towards? Go for it now!

From birth, we are told what we can and cannot do. This impacts our identity, our pursuits and our confidence. It is critical for us to grow into our own and learn how to speak our truth. Listen as we discuss the ways our efforts to protect can actually hurt. Also, by ignoring the pain it is actually magnified.

During the hustle and bustle of life, we can neglect the small things. Although it may seem minute, it matters. Listen as we are reminding to make every moment count.

Join us as we talk with Rachael Hanible (Financial Advisor) about financial tips and strategies for the whole family. Building healthy habits with money start when your children are young. Listen to learn ways to make steps to financial freedom with simply daily habits.

Through hardships come healing. Tune in as Jurema shares moments that have led her to pivotal moments in her life. It is through transparency and realness that our village will be repaired. However, first change must happen inside of you.

Children are truly leaders among us. However, it is equally as important that we allow them to just enjoy being kids too. Listen as we discuss the ways we as adults can cultivate, protect and empower our children.

It is okay to admit when we don’t have it all together! Listen in as we discuss the importance of knowing when to seek help. Furthermore, understanding it’s necessary to prepare you for what life brings your way. Sometimes you have to take off your cape, regroup and get energy to continue on.

Listen in as I talk with my 8 year old son Trey as I ask him questions to open him up. It can be hard at times to get conversations going with your child. This helpful article by parents.com entitled “63 Fun Questions to Get Your Kid Talking” is an excellent resource. Happy talking!