TMTTM: The Podcast

In this episode, I share my first storytime on how my husband and I got arrested on New Years Eve, in Georgia. Something that I was once ashamed of, I can laugh at now! In almost 14 years, my husband and I have been through a lot, so this is one of the many things that we've made it through, together. In this episode, I'm giving you all permission to laugh at my pain.

In this episode, the roles are reversed as I'm interviewed by my oldest child, Destinee. Destinee has expressed to me her love for public speaking, so this episode belongs to her! Join us as we discuss my dreams prior to motherhood, if I would ever consider doing radio, the greatest lesson that I've taught her, in what ways we're alike, in what ways we differ, how I can be a better mother, and more.

Happy New Year! In this episode, I reflect on 2023, the preparation for Moments in Motherhood and Manhood, pushing through scheduling conflicts and cancellations, why I stopped smoking weed, the decision to go no contact with my mother, the title of my next blog post, and a very special announcement for my loyal supporters. My next blog will be published this Saturday, January 10th. Make sure that you're subscribed to receive the alert:

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Bert Brinson is a father of three, a program coordinator for Success Through Academic & Recreational Support, owner of Cousin Bert's Soul Food & BBQ, and Co-Founder of Chocolate City. In my final Moments in Manhood episode, we discuss mama's boys, black men and therapy, the hardest thing to understand about women, what is unforgiveable in a relationship, how he wants his history to define him, and more. You can follow Bert here:

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Dee Lamar is kid free, and business owner of Jumpin Joy. In this episode we discuss some of his controversial Facebook opinions about women, why he thinks that monogamy in marriage is stressful for men, how women killed chivalry, why he thinks women no longer value men, Kevin Samuels, and more. We had to agree to disagree on some things, but to be fair, some of his points are valid. If you are interested in booking him for a party, you can reach him here:

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Bryan Stringer is a father of six, a grandfather of three, General Manager at Campus Greek & Embroidery, a partner at Let's Talk Counseling & Consulting, and a deacon. In this episode we discuss receiving confirmation from God, why trust is a choice, how people complicate things in life, the importance of meeting men where they're at, getting out of your own way, changing traditions, and more.

Peter Darker is kid free, my Sagittarius brother, and a self-proclaimed Facebook comedian. In this episode we discuss using jokes as a coping mechanism, how his father taught him emotional intelligence, what he thinks women don't understand about men, his disdain for Libra women, his gentleman era, his co-parenting rules, and more. You can follow Peter here:

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Garrett Proctor is a father of four, a former hospital corpsman, and a Navy veteran. In this episode, we discuss why he considers himself tender, how men want to be wanted too, why he makes sure to empower his daughters, what lesson he wants to teach his only son, the difficulties with dating him as a Virgo, and more.

Jimmy Doughpe is kid free, a graduate of Florida State University, a musician, and CEO of his record label Forever More Flava. In this episode we discuss his definition of a ride or die, how women can emotionally support men, the importance of rebuilding yourself, how he mentally prepares for his shows, the greatest lesson his mother taught him, and more. His music is available on all platforms. You can follow Jimmy here:

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King Redd is a father of two, a fiancé, business owner, and a musician. In this episode, we discuss balancing fatherhood with a newborn, what submission means to him, grieving the loss of his loved ones, meditation, why quality time with his children is important, being better than yesterday, and more. His music is available on all platforms. You can follow Redd here:

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