The Yard of Greatness Podcast with June Allen

The Yard of Greatness Podcast with June Allen

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The Yard of Greatness Podcast with June Allen episodes

  • YOG24: Wanna Peep Inside The Free Black Self Love Challenge?

    This week June shares a sneak peep inside her FREE challenge that teaches you how to start living your blackalicious life with,

    '7 Days of Revolutionary Black Self Love'   

    Your'll hear about defining black self love, the power of self compassion, finding the courage to change, the transition from self hate to self love, negative thinking and the dysfunctional code of silence keeping black people enslaved. 

    There are also bonuses and other goodies offered as a new subscriber. Be part of the solution to end white supremacy and live your blackalicious life by clicking and signing up below: 

    '7 Days of Revolutionary Black Self Love' 

     

    www.juneallen.net

    Helping you heal from the impact of racism, with personal empowerment and racial sobriety.

    22 min
  • YOG23: Addiction, Pain and Recovery Solutions.

    This Yard of Greatness Podcast is brought to you by:

    '7 days of Revolutionary Black self Love'  A FREE online program that helps you define black self love and walk you through how to maintain it under the the system of racism (white supremacy).

     

    TODAY'S SHOW

    Yesterday, was the anniversary of June's brother's death. 

    After many years of using drugs and alcohol, he died on 6 November 2012.

    He was 46 years old. 

    How do you define addiction?

    Do you think it's all about drink and drugs?

    In today's podcast, June share's how the impact of her brother's death keeps her committed to staying in recovery, and serving the black community through racial sobriety. 

    She also teach's how black pain under the system of racism, manifests as different types of addictive and compulsive behavior.

    Be open. Be willing. Be the change.

     

    Please visit the website for all relevant show notes, links, photos and information referenced in today's show at: www.juneallen.net/david

    16 min
  • YOG22: Black History Month, Men and Self Love with Kehryse Johnson.
    This episode is brought to you by the Yard of Greatness Academy program: 'How I reclaimed my blackness from self hate to self love.' The program is an online, self study, audio training which teaches people of colour how to understand the personal consequences of living under the system of racism (white supremacy.)   The course also addresses the mindset challenges of racism that most other coaches avoid. You deserve the right to thrive, authentically, without fear, inside all aspects of yourself so you can grow and flourish in your greatness. Full details of the course can be found at www.drn.juneallen.net   ABOUT TODAY'S SHOW It's the last few days of Black History Month in the UK and I've saved the best for last! Today, I dive deep into discussion with Kehryse Johnson, beauty editor of Glam Africa magazine. We chat about Black history at the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton, racism in the beauty industry, black men, feminism and a whole lot more! We had so much fun and plan to hang out for some future episiodes, so stay tuned!!   Links mentioned in this episode: Beauty brands http://www.logcosmetics.com https://nizzcosmetics.co.uk https://carroncosmetics.com http://www.christalcosmetics.com   Black cultural Archives http://bcaheritage.org.uk/   Misc links http://verysmartbrothas.com/   You can reach Kehryse below at: http://www.glamafrica.com/ Facebook: @codeÉbène Instagram and Twitter: @redvanessa     Thank you so much for spending time with me today! If you enjoyed today's session, please remember to subscribe and download nuff previous shows! This is my commitment to serving you, my community and producing justice so our children have a legacy of hope. There's hours and hours of experience, strength and tools to empower you to embrace your melanin magic without apology!  Till next time, have an amazing day!   With Blackalicious love June   www.juneallen.net  
    37 min
  • YOG21: Are you addicted to misery?

    In this episode, June explores being addicted to misery as a result of growing up around pain and dysfunction, as well as living under the system of white supremacy.

    The full show notes and downloads can be found at www.juneallen.net/misery

    26 min
  • TBS:20 How to transform your black pain into black power.

    In this episode, June challenge's you to get honest about if you are in the pain of silence and denial or the courageous pain of change? 

    Full details and downloads from the show can be found below.

    www.juneallen.net/tbs20

    Enjoy!

     

    @yardofgreatness

    Taking care of you, so we can take care of each other.

    17 min
  • TBS19: Are you afraid of being visible?

    In this episode, June explores black shame and one of the key reasons why so many of us find it so hard to show up and be visible in our lives. 

    Full details and downloads from the show can be found below.

    www.juneallen.net/tbs19

    24 min
  • TBS17: How To Find A Great Black Therapist.

    In this episode, June shares 7 Key things to consider when looking for a black therapist. Download the empowerment sheet to get all the details, resources and book list to guide you through this crucial decision in your healing. www.juneallen.net/tbs17

    22 min
  • TBS15: Recovery Step 3 - Are White People Your Higher Power?

    In this episode, June shares her experience, strength and hope on how the image of white Jesus and the religion of white supremacy, (Christianity) creates a spiritually abusive power dynamic where white people have become our Higher Power. Full details and downloads from the show can be found below.

    www.juneallen.net/tbs15

    50 min

About The Yard of Greatness Podcast with June Allen

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The Yard of Greatness Podcast empowers people of colour to prioritise racial wellness for managing the impact of living under the system of racism. June also shares her experience, strength and hope in recovery to use racial sobriety as a path for healing individually and collectively.