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Some of us are in a season of birthing but now you need the correct people to help aid us to get ready for labor! Cocoa Fenton explains why it is important to have the right people around you when you go into labor with your vision.
Why do we pour our oil into bottomless pits? Join Cocoa Fenton and Quint Jones as they explain why you should save your oil, and not waste it on things and people who mean you no good!!!
Why is there so much disconnect between the black man and the black woman?? Join Bobbie and lets chat about this!!
Trouble don't last always. Or that's what we are told. Join Cocoa Fenton and Quint Jones as they talk about the light at the end of your tunnel
"Show me your friends and i will show you, your future"...I thought this was so profound when it was said to me at a seminar that I was a part of!!
This quote has strong ring of truth to it. We tend to hold on to either the right or wrong friends.
Join Cocoa Fenton, Coach Fee, and Quint Jones as they talk about friends and the value of friendship.
Lets chat a little bit about discarded things....things we throw away and also the people that have thrown you away!!
Sex. Intimacy. What are they? What are they not? Are the same thing? Are they interconnected. What is the difference between the two? Are they different?
Join Bobbie as she tackles this subject and gives her honest take on it
Join Cocoa Fenton and Frederick Beaty and Coach Felicia as they talk about what's in your heart. using Luke 6:45 and Proverbs 15:7 as a reference, and building on that foundation.
This will be a powerful conversation!!!
Join Cocoa Fenton as she welcomes Denzel and Marissa Strowder to the show to talk about self care for the total man but with a holistic approach to it!!
I never been one for cautionary tales or anything of that, but I am one for being as transparent as I can about my feelings. toward my son's death an how that has affected me as a man. I want put those feelings out there.....front and center because there people out here who have not been able expressed their feelings, or told their story, and I hope that my story can encourage someone.
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