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In this episode, Khadija sheds light on what it's like co-parenting with her ex-husband while healing from that relationship. We discuss single motherhood, career, ADHD and a whole lot.
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In this episode, Kwasi takes us down memory lane of the extent his report card affected his relationship with his perfectionist father at home. He shares the two worlds he had to navigate, rigidity from his dad and flexibility from his mom and how that is evident in his career as a medical professional and his love for the arts which are polar opposites.
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In this episode, Asha & Alima share their unique stories growing up . As the first born , Alima feels she has been parented differently. She is raised to be a good example to her younger siblings , to behave like a "lady" at all times and not allowed to make as many mistakes as her younger siblings.
Asha, her younger sibling is a bit more care free and has been allowed to get away with things she wouldn't have.
Today, they have bonded and are extremely protective of each other.
The Weight of the first born explores themes around sibling rivalry, favoritism, audacity, growth and family.
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In this episode we explore 28 years of friendship, her relationship with her sisters and themes around church hurt, name-calling and rejection.
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This episode explores what it's like growing up with sickle cell, being born with a condition you have no control over, the stigma and misconceptions and how to live a more mindful fulfilling full life!
These tech bros prove you can live, thrive and be successful no matter what life throws at you as long as you have a great support system and are intentional about not putting your kids through the same predicament.
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This podcast explores our childhood and how it impacts our relationships, parenting and adulting. Here we laugh, cry and are inspired.

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