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

  • Episode 29: Girl Talk... "From Superwomen Syndrome to Refurbished Men"

    This week I am joined by the host of "Hey Black Girl, Let's Talk Podcast", Demi Hollie. We discuss our journey to podcasting. We also discuss the Superwoman syndrome and the idea of a "refurbished" men. It was authentic "girl talk" that all when I asked Demi my Icebreaker question... "Which Character best represents you from the show Girlfriends?"

    Listen to Demi's podcast: "Hey Black Girl, Let's Talk" on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and at www.heyblackgirlletstalk.com

    Follow her @heyblackgirlletstalk on IG

    1 hr 21 min
  • Episode 28: Is He The Male Version of Zane?
    This week I am joined by Robert Mathews, author of "She Was The Man and I Was The Woman". This brief memoir is part one of a compilation Rob has written about a traumatic past relationship. Our conversation is based on 3 quotes from his writing. Just to give you an idea... we wrap up the convo by mentioning the chapter entitled "Mr. 8 Dollars An  Hour". 
    "She Was the Man and I Was the Woman" by Robert Mathews is available on Amazon (Kindle) - $5
    You Tube: Cool Rob TV
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    42 min
  • Episode 26: "He Had The Audacity!" (Explicit Content)
    I am joined by Reg and Dre, hosts of "Unapologetic The Podcast" for an unpacking the lyrics episode. This month I chose "Song Cry" by Jay-Z. Because of this heavy male presence, I had to bring my sister Bri for back up and it also helps that she is a Jay-Z historian in her own right. We uncover and discuss how this hip hop classic is both toxic and honest. We reveal how it presents misogyny and reality. But throughout it all we had a great conversation!
    Find Reg and Dre @Unapologeticthepod on IG and Facebook
    Tune in to Unapologetic The Podcast on You Tube, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts and Spotify
    1 hr 33 min
  • Episode 25: "You Don't Have To See The Whole Staircase, Just Take the First Step"
    My friend Eric joins me for the first episode in May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month. We discuss our views on how our community and culture responds to Mental Health. He also shares his experiences and practices as an entrepreneur as the Creator of The Group Home App. We discuss the importance of group homes and how his app helps to bridge the gap between case workers and mental health resources.
    Eric's contact info:
    grouphomes11@gmailcom
    https://grouphomeinfo.org
    https://youtu.be/3NkpGJQrtqc
    46 min
  • Pop Up Chat - Kyle from Burn Live

    Pop Up Chats are short discussions lasting 10 minutes or less. These chats will be "updates" with previous guests or quick Q and A sessions about an upcoming community/cultural event.

    This Pop Up Chat is with Kyle G. who was a previous guest on Episode 7 of Season One. He gives me an update on his Fitness App, Burn Live and Announces his hiring Frenzy for the platform.

    Contact Info: BurnLive on IG and Facebook

                        email: [email protected]

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    11 min
  • Episode 24: Black Women's Health: Be Your Own Best Advocate
    I invited Toya Fulbright to share her own personal experience with Uterine Fibroids. We discuss how stress, diet and cultural traditions that add to our health issues. Toya also offers some excellent advice for parent's who are sending their kids off to college for the first time, as she is a Campus Housing Advisor for John Carroll University. 
    Toya's contact info: @tigerlee6 on IG
    59 min
  • Episode 23: "Shots Fired..."
    For this episode, I am joined by Curtis Jackson who is a school administrator and owner of the "Prepared to Protect" training program for certification to Carry a Concealed Weapon, better known as CCW. We talk about the importance of the certification, gun safety, education and most importantly House Bill 38 that has recently been passed in Ohio as well as some other states. 
    Curtis can be contacted at:
    www.p2pprotection.com
    (216) 245-7126
    Facebook: Curtis E Jackson
    Instagram: p2p_ccw  
    More information on the "Stand Your Ground Law": https://fox8.com/news/ohios-stand-your-ground-law-now-in-effect-heres-what-it-means/
    56 min
  • Episode 22: The Evolution Of A "Damaged" Woman
    My daughter Karma and her friend Lauren join me for this first "Unpacking The Lyrics" episode of Season 2. Both young ladies will be college graduates next month and were the ideal choices for the "unpacking" of the song "Damage" by the artist H.E.R. The analysis of this song led us to the analysis of "Bag Lady" by Erykah Badu. After breaking down both songs, we conclude that the narrative of both stories  represent "The Evolution of A Damaged Woman".
    Follow Karma: @karms_11
    Follow Lauren: @andimlauren   @sis_letstalk    @youngblackandbranded
    "Damage" by H.E.R - Songwriting Credits - H.E.R., Ant Clemons  Released 10/21/2020
    "Bag Lady" by Erykah Badu - Songwriting Credits: Erykah Badu and Dr. Dre  Released 9/12/2000
    1 hr 27 min
  • Episode 21: "Go DJ, That's My DJ"!

    In this first episode of Season Two, my friend, colleague and favorite local DJ, King Lou joins me in a discussion that centers around the "importance" of The DJ at the party. We also get into a deeper conversation about personal "purpose" and Lou's personal triumph after suffering a childhood illness. 

    Follow King Lou @thekinglouexperience 

    Musical Clip: "December 4" - Jay Z  

    43 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"