The Working Class

Happy New Year!!! In this episode we take time to review President Obama's 8 years in office.

A special New Year’s podcast where hosts, Alicia and Erin, are joined by friends to make vision boards for the year. The group focuses on discussing their goals, how to maintain them and how to manage when the goals change. Special guests, Alexia and Kara share what they’re putting on their vision boards and Erin and Alicia share what they’ll focus on in the new year! Comment below and tell us what your focuses are for 2017! Listen. Like. Share.

A former varsity linebacker and Vietnam vet, transgender actress, Autumn Weisz gives an unedited account of the journey that led her from an unhappy, unfulfilled life as a man to peaceful satisfaction as a woman.

Recorded July 2014

2016 Year End Wrap Up!!!

How many subscribers do you have? How many do you want? The difference between a YouTube nobody and a YouTube No 1, is clicks. Travis Case of Mason Diction Entertainment shares his secrets on managing a music career while racking up subscribers online. Check out his advice. Or don't and be a nobody.

In episode 2, Erin and Alicia discuss the intricacies of processing and understanding racism and the conversations that are had around racism. The hosts also share self-care tips to help listeners learn how to better deal with these difficult conversations.

Just a casual conversation about Death & Destruction

Down one member but we thugged it out. #vervestrong

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Welcome to our new podcast! 2 Elephants In The Room is a mental health edutainment podcast that will focus on the experiences of 2 therapists who happen to be Deltas. In this episode, the hosts, Erin and Alicia, share about their journeys to become members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, INC as well as some of their graduate school experiences.

Be you. Be me. Be whomever you want. Individuality is on another level nowadays. You could call yourself a dinosaur and people would have to respect it. That doesn't mean, however, that they will recognize it. Keith Jackson and I explore the idea of gender roles in todays society and what that means for our future.