TuneTheFork Podcast

Episode 010 explores the idea of "sensitive" people, how they're perceived, and the ways in which the trait can be both a detriment, and an asset.

The Chop Up episode is open form where we date some of our musical favorites such as Marvin Gaye - Stevie Wonder - Donny Hathaway - Bill Withers - Nina Simone & More

Episode 008 touches on what the kidney donation process looks like from a black man's perspective in hopes of encouraging others to become living donors.

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James and Life discuss the process people go through when making commitments. They share the internal work needed to identify why people agree to certain obligations, and better understand the conditions needed to fulfill our agreements.

During tumultuous times, it's easy to get distracted, and ultimately lose sight of what’s right in front of us. There is no spoon was created to remind us that division is the real threat...not each other.

Although the definition of "man" may vary, no one escapes the influence of the societal meaning, and its characteristics. During Episode 5, we take a look at the many ways in which this archetype serves society, and limits the idea of what a complete male is, and can be.

Episode 4 of TuneTheFork poses a question: As we move in to 2021, what are we carrying with us? In addition, is what we hold what we need for a prosperous year.

On Episode 002, we discuss some of the challenges faced around mental/emotional health, and talk about how we've used Stevie Wonder, and Marvin Gaye's music to help manage some of our dark times. Please note, nothing shared should be considered clinical diagnosis, or professional advise. All thoughts are expressed so that we may connect, encourage, and bring light to darkness.

During TuneTheFork’s debut episode, Life and James discuss ideas around embracing the various processes that comprise individual growth, relationships, and creating. Be sure to share, like, subscribe, and help somebody!!

During episode 003, Life and James discuss the feelings and thoughts that contribute to what it means to not do/be your best.