The "Come and Talk to Me" Podcast

The "Come and Talk to Me" Podcast

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The "Come and Talk to Me" Podcast episodes

  • Bonus Excerpt: Social Media... Friend or Foe?

    This excerpt is from a conversation I had with DuPree. He asked for my thoughts on Social Media. We have a 12 minute discussion about the good and bad aspects. It also serves as an introduction into some of the topics that will be covered in Season 3. The full conversation DuPree and I had is a part of Episode 35 "I Put My Thing Down, Flip It and Reverse It". 

    Follow the show on IG @ComeandtalktoCeeCee

    21 min
  • Bonus: A Candid Discussion About Black Youth
    This is an excerpt from my discussion with Michelle during the Guest Takeover" interview that was not included in the episode.  In this excerpt, Michelle and I talk about public education, discipline, parent involvement and the Pinecrest "Incident".
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    30 min
  • Episode 35: "I Put My Thing Down, Flip It and Reverse It"
    For this last episode of Season 2, I trade places with former guests. I gave them a list of topics and they had the freedom of creativity to present them in any way they desired. During these conversations, we talk about sex, sexism, being and inspiration, true friendship, red flags, "my" relationship conditions and more!
    So, I AM THE GUEST for the following hosts...
    1st Conversation with Da IZZ: Sexual Outlook, Sexism, Sexual Education on the Podcast- Timestamp @5:10
    2nd Conversation with Michelle: Being an Inspiration, True Friendship, Red Flags- Timestamp @37::50
    3rd Conversation with DuPree: Love is unconditional but relationships have conditions... we talk about my "conditions"- Timestamp @1:08 
    Guest Host Info
    Da IZZ from Episode 10 and 11 - "The South Got Something to Say" 
    Follow Da IZZ - "The Sex E Podcaster"  @sxnsxuality on IG and Facebook
    Michelle from Episode 13 - "Everybody Plays A Different Role In The Revolution" 
    Follow Michelle @queen_essence3 on IG
    DuPree from Episode 2 - "Don't B.S. The Process"
    Follow DuPree @hulkquotes on IG
    1 hr 49 min
  • Episode 34: CBD... The Chill Factor

    This week's guest is Tyler, a young up and coming You Tuber who shares his advocacy for therapy, knowledge of CBD and personal research on Dreams. Of course, we also get into a pretty interesting conversation about social media's effects on mental health. While Tyler is not a clinically trained expert in any of these areas, he has done extensive research in these areas as well as previously worked in a CBD supply shop.

    Follow Tyler on IG @cherryboiy_

    Catch him on You Tube:  youtu.be/rdB6TMOmrtA    Tyler Cherry


    1 hr 6 min
  • Episode 33: "Where All My Line Dancers At, Where All My Line Dancers At?"
    Today's guest is known as the "Line Dance King" across the entire country. We know him personally here in Cleveland, Ohio because he leads most of the line dance class and the line dance community. Him and I have a great discussion about his start in line dancing, which dances are his favorite and the line dance that has "worn out it's welcome" with him! This is a very inspirational conversation that is a great example of someone taking their "craft" and "skill" and turning it into business that is beneficial to the community in more ways than one. Line dancing is a great way to exercise, socialize, release stress and bond cultures through activity. 
    Follow Rob on Facebook at Robert Johnson Jr.
    You can also find many of his instructional videos on You Tube by searching "The Line Dance King", Cleveland, Ohio
    36 min
  • Episode 32: "Piling Up Bodies: Is It Empowerment or Toxicity?" (Mature Content)

    My friend Dre, a returning guest from Unapologetic The Podcast, provides a male perspective of Rihanna's hit "Needed Me" as a follow up to episode 31. We dive deep into the empowerment and toxicity of both men and women in the type of situation that is presented in the song. We then discuss "Bodies" by Jazzmine Sullivan which involves an another level of empowerment and toxicity.

    Follow "The Come and Talk to Me Podcast" @comeandtalktoceecee on IG 

    Follow Dre @UnapologeticthePod

    "Bodies" Song Credits:

    Written by: Dwane M. Weir III and Jazzmine Sullivan

    Produced By: Key Wane

    Released January 8, 2021

    "Needed Me" Song Credits:

    Written by:  Rihanna, Dijon MacFarlane, Nick Audino, Lewis Hughes, Khaled Rohaim, Te Whiti Warbrick, Charles Hinshaw, Brittany Hazard, Derrus Rachel and Adam Feeney

    Produced by: DJ Mustard

    Released: March 30, 2016

    1 hr 18 min
  • Episode 31: Female Toxicity: We "NEEDED" This Conversation (Mature Content)

    Tyi from Black Women Connecting Communities joins me as we continue to celebrate Black Music Month by "Unpacking The Lyrics" to "Needed Me" by Rihanna. This song was chosen as a follow up to last month's choice "Song Cry" where we highlighted Toxic Masculinity. "Needed Me" is my way to bring balance by presenting song that highlights a little female toxicity. We get into it so deep that it leads us to give an "honorable mention to "Heaux Tales" by Jazzmine Sullivan.

    "Needed Me" By Rihanna was released on March 30, 2016 

    Written by Dijon MacFarlane, Rihanna, Nick Audino, Lewis Hughes, Khaled Rohaim, Te Whiti Warbick, Adam Feeney, Brittany Hazzard, Charles Hinshaw, Derrus Rachel 

    Produced by DJ Mustard

    Follow Tyi @tyiflood on IG

    Find her on The Black Women Connecting Communities Podcast

    1 hr 8 min
  • Episode 30: "Music is Life and Life is Music"

    My guest this week is one of beloved college deejays from undergrad years. I say beloved because they always brought us (a small population of African American Students at a predominately White University) "home" away from home through music at the parties at Bowling green State University in Ohio. Him and I talk about that and more as we celebrate Black Music Month. We also take the opportunity to introduce his new Podcast "Nzone2020 - WkimRadio" to my audience.

    Nzone2020 - WkimRadio is available on Anchor, Spotify and Google Podcasts

    You can follow KWal on:

     IG @kwal_aka_faveli

    FB @ K Wal NZone

    FB @Life, Love and Laughter *The Relationship Years*


    56 min

About The "Come and Talk to Me" Podcast

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This podcast was birthed from the need to create a platform for positive, personal, authentic conversations that spotlight life experiences from the perspective of the 40 and over audience. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, my mission is to make this yet another contribution to "The Culture" from "The Land"