I'm someone that had a hard time digesting this. You want me to love who? Then God began to speak to me about why he has instructed us to love our enemies.

Thank you so much for supporting Why you say that jazz radio through the years. That particular series has come to an end. I appreciate that I was able to share a lot of my frustrations and thoughts and having people relay to me that my experiences resonated with them. However, God has placed it on my heart to change the dynamic of my podcast by utilizing my platform to showcase and document my walk with God as an unconventional believer. If you know me you know I'm no polished penny. I struggle with profanity, I struggle with pride, and I harbored a lot of animosity towards a lot of people and it blocked a lot of my blessings. I am allowing myself to be used by God so that we can get back to giving him the praise he deserves. God has delivered me from depression, hatred and so much more. While life is not perfect, I appreciate being able to breathe fresh air. I appreciate being able to enjoy my life more. I look forward to sharing the many things God has laid on my heart with you all so we can get back to enjoying life and reaping the blessings we are overdue for.

Why do we make it seem like our journey consists of sitting in the wilderness with a cymbal when it's really internal and full of chaotic situations?

I don't know what crawled in me but I've been content with myself. Have you guys felt like it's time to stop beating down on yourselves and simply live? And not just live but love yourself in the process?

As promised, i'm reading two of my pieces from Love Addicts! Listen here. I am welcome all. Critics and lovers!

Guys, I just dropped a new book called Love Addicts on Amazon! Stay tuned as I will be reading aloud some of the pieces from my book

I know we briefly touched on work hurt but have you guys ever sat back and reflected on your work history? Are you proud of your career span? What made you change paths?

I can't believe in 2024 we are still stigmatizing mental health!

Second half to Jekyll Hyde episode part 1. If you didn't catch the first episode, this is a segment where I am touching on how we have many different faces in the world and how it once again goes back to being the black sheep and how we are in fear of being ostracized for the very thing we put others under scrutiny for

Why do you guys pretend to be a polished penny? All while ostracizing folks for the very thing that's within you?