LaDora is a Kansas City, Mo native, author, mother, mental health advocate, and someone I've known since I was 5 years old. During our episode, LaDora shares what it was like growing up the daughter of a prominent episcopalian pastor, and how her childhood shaped her. In addition, she talks about how she became a mental health advocate through her sons diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia.

Judah is a DC born music producer, studio owner/operator, horology appreciator, and businessman. During our episode we discuss his views on success, work ethic, and the importance of seeing things through.

Episode 96 welcomes channel family Brocky McKnight, and Joe Sampson. During this segment we discuss monumental life events in 2023 from losing close friends to gaining spiritual and marital insight. It is always a pleasure to host these brothers.

Mermaid Chè Monique is the founder of the Society of Fat Mermaids based in the DC/VA/MD area. She was featured in the 2023 Netflix Documentary "MerPeople", and encourages you to find your inner merbabe and embrace a joyous wholehearted life. Her aim is to diversify the image of merfolk and remind the world that FAT PEOPLE and FAT MERMAIDS are sexy, powerful, intelligent, capable, beautiful, free spirited, fun loving and worthy.

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Joevan Palmer is a healing coach, and therapist based in Atlanta, Ga. who specializes in helping people work through their traumas. During our segment we discuss surviving SA as a child, exploring sexual orientation, and his overall journey to find freedom. Yes, he's had some horrific things occur in his life, and many complex questions that he's worked to answer. As unfortunate as many parts of his life may be, Joevan doesn't consider himself a victim. He is determined to be defined by the freedom he has attained through his life path, and embrace the fullness of who he is as a man.

The old saying "to get to, you must go through" is real. Therapy is a tool that many use to make sense of their behavior patterns to help discover the pieces that contribute to life's blocked path. In many cases, this process includes confronting elements of your life that you've avoided by being in "autopilot" mode. An area impacted most by autopilot is our relationships. During this episode, K.S. lewis and I discuss the importance of communication when it comes to intimacy, and how the health of your relationship with others is directly related to the relationship you have with yourself.

Kay Lewis is a certified relationship coach, and psychotherapy intern scheduled to graduate in 2024 with a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University. Her clinical focus is sex therapy, sexual functioning/issues, anxiety, life transitions, exploration, PTSD, trauma, sexual mindfulness, somatic practices, and culinary therapy. Kay holds memberships in both the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT), and the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT).

William is a singer/songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. During our episode, we discuss his creative process, and how he found his purpose through music. Strong vocals woven between melodic chords, and harmonies immediately informs the listener of William's dedication to not only the craft, but his commitment to self expression.

Tamara Wellons is a singer/songwriter based in the DMV. During our segment, we discuss Tamara's musical journey, family, and the power of growing,

Episode 89 welcomes non monogamous husband & wife duo Billy, and Sheba. Billy is a storyteller, visual artist, philosopher, and overall curious man. Sheba is a lawyer, comedian, and host of Sheba Sunday. During the segment, we discuss the origins of their relationship style, and the importance of acceptance.

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Miko Reed is a poet, mother, author, mentor, and Army veteran with 25 years of service. During our segment we discuss childhood trauma, overcoming adversity, the power of embracing your pain, and the value of finding and using your voice.