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YouTube/ Buzzsprout Description: Join J.Nicole Jones on this week's episode of The Grief Bully Podcast as she sits down with Philly comedian, ChuhChea Makkington, for a candid conversation that blends humor with heart. Known for his social media platform and the hit show Box 29 News, ChuhChea shares how he uses comedy to steer young people away from the wrong paths while calling out the streets for their contradictions. In this episode, ChuhChea brings laughter to difficult topics while also delving into his own personal journey. From the pain of losing his grandfather to the impact of never knowing his father, who passed away in a tragic accident when he was just two months old, ChuhChea gets vulnerable to shed light on the complexities of grief. Tune in for a mix of laughter, raw emotion, and social commentary as ChuhChea and J.Nicole explore the power of comedy in coping with loss and the need for accountability in our communities. Whether you're looking to laugh or seeking solace in shared experiences, this episode offers a unique blend of humor, compassion, and introspection. Don't miss out!

1st Half - Question of The Day - QUESTION OF THE DAY🤔 
2nd Half - HER OLD HOME MOVIES

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1st Half - Question of The Day - QUESTION OF THE DAY🤔 
2nd Half - STRIKE WHILE THE COOCHIE HOT

In this week's episode of The Grief Bully Podcast, host J. Nicole Jones is joined by special guest Allen Pritchett, Founder of A1 Basketball. Allen shares his personal story of grappling with loss at a young age, which triggered a cycle of anger and self-destructive behavior that lasted for years. Through his honest and heartfelt conversation, Allen emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and expressing our emotions, underscoring the profound impact it can have on our mental health. He also delves into the transformative power of taking accountability for one's actions and facing past traumas head-on, showcasing what true growth looks like. Join us for an insightful discussion that delves into the power of vulnerability and the journey towards healing. Thank you, Allen, for your courage in sharing your journey.

Join host J.Nicole Jones and guest Devinwade on The Grief Bully Podcast as they delve into the question: Is society becoming desensitized to death through constant exposure on social media? Explore the significance of our digital footprints as modern obituaries and the responsibility we bear in curating them. From poignant goodbye messages to the evolving landscape of grief in the digital age, gain insights and reflections on this thought-provoking conversation.

1ST HALF: SHOULD PROSTITUTION BE LEGAL?
2ND HALF: HURRY UP AND BI

Join J.Nicole Jones on The Grief Bully Podcast as she engages in a heartfelt dialogue with Nigel Bond, also known as Promo, a Philadelphia-based artist and producer. Nigel shares his poignant story of losing his father at the tender age of 4 and the profound impact it had on his life. In this candid conversation, they delve into the complexities of grief and the lingering effects of missed opportunities, as Nigel's family could have saved his father's life with a kidney transplant, yet no one stepped forward. Together, they explore the emotional aftermath of such loss and the challenges of rebuilding one's identity in the wake of familial decisions. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the resilience of the human spirit and the journey towards healing and self-discovery.

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-HAIR OR NO HAIR?
-WOMEN WILL SLEEP WITH ANY "THING"
-KICKING OUT MY HOMELES HOMEY

Join host J.Nicole Jones in this powerful episode of The Grief Bully Podcast as she sits down with D’Nita Hamilton, a former corrections officer whose life took a dramatic turn in just ten seconds. D’Nita shares her journey of surviving a car accident that resulted in the loss of another's life and her subsequent four-year prison sentence. Despite facing immense challenges, including 32 surgeries and navigating prison life in a wheelchair, D’Nita emerged stronger than ever. Now, having completed her sentence and healed, she's on a mission to inspire others with her story of resilience, hope, and redemption.

1ST HALF: CAUSE SHE WHITE?
2ND HALF: STUD-YING
OVERTIME: BOODAH LOK