Things My Mother Never Told Me

If you've ever wondered what it's like to pass the bar during a pandemic, well this episode is for you. This week we chatted with Taylor Ester, Esq. who shares how she pursued her law degree and her reasons for choosing law and how she's navigating the space as an African American woman. Please take a listen, and share the episode. 

This episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me, feature Dr. Byron Douglas, Clinical Psychologist and previous guest. He's back for Season 4, to discuss a very important topic in our community: Mental Health. With so much happening in the world around us, it's vital that we protect our physical, but we also have to guard our mental just as much. This conversation dives beyond the surface topics, and gets deep to the matter of the mind. This is one you definitely want to take a listen.

Time for another episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me!

This week's featured guest is Ms. Amber Johnson - Director of TRIO (Student Support Services at U of Detroit - Mercy). Amber shares with us helpful information regarding higher education and the support systems she's committed to developing for First Year Students as well as those minorities. She also discusses her journey into her chosen career path and other roles she holds in the community.

This episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me, features Kevin Lewis, the Associate Director at Beloved Community. The mission is to Build Sustainable Change for racial & economic equity at school, work, and home. (Founded by Rhonda Broussard)

Join us as Kevin shares his journey and how the work he's doing impacts the community.

Here's another episode of Things My Mother Told Me. Feature guest is Patricia Dalton, of The Dalton Law Firm. Patricia talks about preparing to leave a legacy for your family, including advice about estate planning. Though this conversation is often taboo in our communities, it is important to properly plan for the future of your children and family. Join us for this very informational conversation.

Welcome back. On this episode, Damon and Brandise discuss a prevalent topic in today's society. Mental Health/Suicide. If you, or someone you know needs help please contact: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255.

Welcome back. After a short break, your hosts have returned. Join by another special guest, Dr. Shondra Marshall, Program Coordinator Diversity Network MSU.

Dr. Marshall shares with us her journey to her current position, and how she is helping the community through the work she does. 

We have another great episode for you! This week we had a conversation with David L. Johnson, Coordinator of Physical Production at Netflix. 

The conversation ranges from his early life, how he ended up in his field, and even raising children! David shares some of his most memorable experiences as a producer, including a very special project that he worked on.

Take a listen and hear all about the Producer David!

Welcome Back! And Happy New Year to all of our listeners

This episode features, Mr. Darryl Pierce, an extremely talented drummer. Darryl shares his journey with Damon & Tynia, including how he got his start in music and where it has taken him in life. In addition to continuing his music, he also teaches and inspires young musicians. Join us for another great conversation.

This week's episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me, features guest Kim Bettie. Podcast host and CEO of Greater Advantage; Kim shares with Damon and Tynia, her journey to starting Greater Advantage: a socially conscious coaching practice committed to improving work and life harmony. Coach KB,  worked in Corporate America partnering with Fortune 50 companies in organizational development and employee relations. 

She is now on a mission to level the playing field. "I believe everybody deserves a greater advantage. I leverage technology and multimedia to give access and affordability to all." Join us for this amazing episode.