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Welcome to the naked truth — the space where faith, culture, and real life collide.
Here, we strip away the masks, the pressure, the silence… and we talk about the stuff that usually stays in the dark.
Every episode we’re having conversations that are raw, unfiltered, and rooted in truth. Because healing doesn’t happen in hiding. It happens when we get honest — with ourselves, with each other, and with God.
Today’s episode is about what happens when faith and culture pull you in two different directions — and you don’t even know who you are anymore. Let’s talk identity, pressure, and mental health.”
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Self Care is crucial to maintaining sanity. Larry and Kris discuss their own self-care — what’s working, what’s not, and what they aspire to do.
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The To Ed Crew continues the conversation on leadership and what leading looks like from starting something to growing it, and pushing through a pandemic
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Bam and Ipad return for their 3rd season with a new look on the Non-Profit world, Themselves, and how they run Brothers Empowered to Teach.
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Special guest Jamar McKneely, C.E.O INSPIRE NOLA AND Kevin Griffin-Clark, Erase The Board Coalition.
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Special guest Nahliah Webber, Executive Director of Orleans Public Education Network
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On this episode, Kris and Larry discuss the challenges and benefits of having black and other people of color in leadership in our education system.
On this episode the crew invited some awesome guest.
Krystal Hardy-Allen - Founder, CEO of K. Allen Consulting, LLC. a national education consultancy that specializes in providing high-quality, culturally relevant professional development services to K-12 school districts, universities, and education nonprofits.
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Lamont Douglas - Parent, Student Advocate and Journalist at The Second Line Blog. Second Line Education Blog follows the voices of black people in education. It assumes that people of all backgrounds can support and celebrate black leadership—as diverse and colorful as that direction may be.
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