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In this episode, the host is joined by her sister Gina celebrate their dad. The conversation highlights the strength and resilience of family relationships, as well as the challenges and growth that come with navigating loss and grief. The conversation delves into the profound influence of the father figure, highlighting his impact on the both lives, though at different phases
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The podcast episode begins a series on fathers, celebrating dads in the month of June. The hosts sister, Wezzy, joins as a guest to talk about their unconventional family structure, the impact of dad's decision to be a father, and the relationships they've built. It also explores dad's strength, overcoming addiction, and his parenting style, mindset, and soft spot. They discuss family unity, gratitude, and the gift of each other. The speakers express gratitude for dad's presence and acknowledge the gift of siblinghood and chosen family.
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In this conversation Ernest Thomas explores the unique relationship between a mother and her son, highlighting the challenges, transitions, and the evolving dynamics between him and his mom, Patrice Thomas. The discussion also touches on the transition from a traditional mother-son relationship to a friendship dynamic, as well as the preparation of a son for the world.
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Felix Morgan honors his mother, Cora Lee Morgan, who passed away in 2024. The conversation delves into the impact of a mother-son relationship, exploring the themes of grief, faith, and love. It highlights the unique challenges and experiences associated with the loss of a mother and the journey of grieving. The chapters provide a comprehensive exploration of these themes, offering insights into the complexities of grief and the enduring impact of a mother's love.
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Tarawa T.C. Cartwright shares the story of his resilient mother, Charlotte Nadine Cartwright, and the impact she has had on his life. From her upbringing to her compassionate nature, Tarawa paints a vivid picture of his mother's strength and character.
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The conversation delves into Greg's (Junie's) experiences and memories of being raised by a resilient and sacrificial mother, Leslie. It explores the impact of her sacrifices, her unconditional love, and the influence of her character on her children. The conversation highlights the depth of Leslie's care and the lasting impact of her sacrifices on her children's lives.
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This short episode provides an update on the end of Season One and shares when Season Two will begin. Monique expresses gratitude, shares some of what's been happening during the break, and invites stories of resilience for the upcoming season.
In this episode, Monique sits with Dr. Annu Goel, whose life and medical career have been shaped by a deep commitment to service and community. Alongside her husband, Dr. Goel began practicing medicine in underserved communities at a Navajo reservation and in several countries abroad. The returned to the US to start a family, but returned to international practice after their first child was born. Together they worked on the reservation and in Lesotho, Ethiopia, and Vietnam, building meaningful community with the people they served.
Just as her husband accepted what seemed like the perfect role with the CDC while they were still living overseas, they learned he had a brain tumor. After his passing, Dr. Goel continues to practice pediatric medicine and raise her children, grounded in gratitude for the communities she serves and the shared humanity that sustains her. This episode reflects on grief, calling, and the strength found in community when life unfolds differently than planned.
Before history made room for applause, a fifteen year old girl made room for courage.
In this solo episode, host Monique James tells the story of Claudette Colvin, a teenager whose refusal to stand on a Montgomery bus helped change the law of the land, even as her name nearly disappeared from the record. This is a story about unseen bravery, the cost of doing the right thing too early, and the quiet power of staying seated when the world expects you to move.
In this episode, we sit down with Victoria Wynder to share a powerful story of faith, waiting, and perseverance. From a lifelong desire to become a mother to years of infertility, endometriosis, and PCOS, Victoria reflects on the emotional weight of unanswered prayers and prolonged uncertainty.
As she leaned on faith, community, and self-care, Victoria prepared to consider fertility treatments — only to receive an unexpected miracle. With honesty and vulnerability, she shares her fears, her hope, and the trust required to keep believing in the in between. This episode is a reminder that even long seasons of waiting can still lead to promise.
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