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In this episode, we discuss why accountability is important and how we support each other.
We list out activities that need to stay in the pre-pandemic era because people are still out here not washing their hands while unvaccinated.
We discuss navigating friendships as adults and the definition of associates.
We talked about meeting each other’s extended family and the best ways to introduce your significant other to your shady relatives.
Somehow we found ourselves diddy boppin at a friend’s birthday party during the pandemic. Did we go mask on…or mask off? Listen to find out.
We discuss “white people shit,” how the common saying plays a role in our life and community.
In this episode, we forgo an agenda to talk about everything and nothing. Join the conversation. The best way to support us is to rate, review, and share our show with your kinfolk. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to our Run The World Recap Show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn_QCIBQiZ4HHPl8SkxqD8BTNaUIKQwqR.
We discuss all things Juneteenth, from the historic meaning to our 2019 party to how we are celebrating this year. Subscribe to our Run The World Recap show on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCacbOlXdImcsicpb1FAUH0Q
In this episode, we talk about that one time we went to the strip club… Tune in.
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In this episode, we explore how we came to learn about gender roles and how we balance duties in our relationship. Watch our “Run The World” Episode 3 Recap on youtube, https://youtu.be/xzRDihtv3O8. Follow us on IG @uncomfortabletruthspodcast.
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Welcome to The Uncomfortable Truth . This is a space for people who've lived through experiences that were confusing, painful, or simply too heavy to carry alone.
Maybe it happened in a doctor's office, when your symptoms were brushed aside or your pain wasn't taken seriously. Maybe it happened in a courtroom, where you felt small, unheard, or lost in a process you didn't understand. Maybe it happened in housing, when you were treated like a number instead of a person, or when decisions were made about your home without anyone listening to your story. Maybe it happened in mental health services, where you reached out for help and were met with judgment, dismissal, or indifference. Maybe it happened in social care, education, policing, or any of the systems that are supposed to protect us, but sometimes fail us.
For some people, it wasn't one moment. It was years of being ignored, doubted, or made to question your own reality. Years of being told you were overreacting, imagining things, or misunderstanding what was happening. Years of being gaslit by people or institutions with more power, more authority, or more control over your life than you ever wanted them to have.
This podcast is for you. For the people who've been dismissed, neglected, silenced, or pushed aside. For those who've been abused in ways that don't always leave marks, but leave scars all the same. For anyone who has ever walked away from a meeting, an appointment, a hearing, or a conversation and thought, 'Why does nobody believe me?'
Here, we slow everything down. We listen. We make room for the stories that don't fit neatly into reports or official statements. We talk about the human side of systems, the part that gets lost in paperwork, procedures, and power.
This isn't a place for judgment. It's not a place for blame. It's a place for truth, the kind of truth that comes from lived experience, from pain, from resilience, and from the courage it takes to speak up after being silenced for so long.
If you're watching this and you've ever felt unseen, unheard, or unbelieved, you're not alone here. You're welcome here. Your story matters here.
Thank you for listening