As the culture grieves collectively the loss of Malcolm Jamal Warner—it’s okay to experience your feelings—despite (many of us) not knowing him personally. We’ll process this loss (grief) collectively, individually and differently—based on our own realities. And it’s never okay to judge or tell anyone when, how, and who they should grieve. Each individual has their own “Heart-PLACE” from which they express grief and all other manner of life-decisions—emotional decisions included. “Emotional disconnection is not a spiritual discipline. Emotion is an active ingredient in your spiritual life, so the wise move is to take good care of your heart.” (Phillips, A. Dr., (2023), So, live and love well—tend to your heart for it houses the vicissitudes of this life.

#Healthyemotion
#Grief
#TheHeartisARealPlace
#Love
#Cshaw
#THEHEARTIAREALPLACE
#BEWHOYOUSAYYOUARE

Imperfect podcasting by an imperfect host. ©️

A candid conversation with Ms. Tracey Johnson-Spence! Tracey is a model, role-model, coach, make-up artist and fashionista. And she’s dropping gems. “It’s not about showing skin” …it’s an inside game. To be elegant, confident, poised and eloquent are all teachable skills. God-given doesn’t mean you should not train and refine your skills. Stay coachable—add to your portfolio. Beauty encompasses—but not limited to skincare, exercise, nutrition, and mindfulness..

Tracey is a recently published—multi-dimensional Model/Talent professional.

Agency: Model & Talent Management (MTM) and The Lyngale Agency (TLA).

IG: @MsTraceyModels

This candid, inspiring conversation with Ms. Lee based on her latest memoir, “Get Your W.A.I.T. Up Sis!”, is heartwarming, mind shifting and just phenomenal! Through trials, heartache, and other challenges—Ms. Lee has evolved out of the rubble with powerful grace. This conversation added voice to the contents of her book which made it all the more compelling.

We welcome your listenership. 🌹

This intelligently candid talk with Mrs. Tewantae Green-Douglas is enlightening, empowering and inspiring. Even as an older woman—I am inspired by her words and wisdom! “Culturally we must be a resource to our neighbors” in our communities. And if we don’t do the work—we can’t be an overcomer from those things that would otherwise keep us bound and behind.

We can’t continue to minimize the impact of traumatic experiences—and the necessity of therapy. “The gift of therapy is communication because oftentimes—communication is what we are missing.”

Do the work to be your best—give yourself to cause—and do so unapologetically!

For many years now, I have been writing books about my life—trials, trauma, heartbreak, heartache—healing, growth—and triumphs. And though I have shared these stories from the perspective of my adulthood—I never returned back to the one person that needed acknowledgement, healing and love spoken into her—so that she could finally get her closure. The “little girl” that held on to me—the “girlie” that deserved more love, attention, and protection than what was afforded her. She finally gets her Love Letter.🌹

For many years now, I have been writing books about my life—trials, trauma, healing and growth—and triumphs. And though I have shared these stories from the perspective of my adulthood—I never returned back to the one person that needed acknowledgement, healing and love spoken into her—so that she could finally get her closure. The “little girl” that held on to me—the “girlie” that deserved more love, attention, and protection than what was afforded her. She finally gets her Love Letter.💌

Thank you! Although, this is an impromptu—interim response to varied responses, feedback and specific questions concerning the two quotes that I shared from our last Podcast, “Love by Any Other Name”, and the reference to my upcoming book project—We hope you enjoy it. And our hope is that you will join us for the official “LIVE” esp. 2 from “Love by Any Other Name.” That date will be announced soon! We can’t wait to join you for Talks@Christie’s Place.

Correction: Pastor Jamaal Bernard was the name meant to be referenced/credited for the “Super Saints” phrase.
Following last week’s podcast: “Love By Any Other Name”, I received more than a few questions, and comments concerning the two quotes that I shared from my upcoming book—coming out later in 2025. This is not a full—official Episode part 2 from last week’s podcast—but merely a quick response via a (imperfect) “Reading”📖—to add context and to answer those specific questions. It’s our hope that this impromptu response will not only serve up more context—but also stir up more conversation.

The quotes mentioned are from an upcoming book that tells a story of “love” in ways that we may not necessarily associate with a “love-story.” It’s compelling, revealing, and healing.

#Cshaw
#Talks@Christie’sPlace
#Lovebyanyothername

My beautiful, gifted creative guest—Taneisha Shaw aka: Tanny. We’re talking about “Love” and all of its many attributes! Of late the topic of love and “being loved” and “in love”—has risen to the top of discussions in not only social circles, but research, and other media. And what better month than February to explore this topic with us!❤️🌹 Please tune-in! Listen below 👇🏾 👇🏾 👇🏾

A podcast about “Love” and all of its attributes. Of late the topic of love and “being loved” and “in love”—has risen to the top of discussions in not only social circles, but research, and other media. And what better month than February to explore this topic!❤️🌹