Uncomfortable Conversations

Uncomfortable Conversations

By Dr. Zakkiyyah Salaam-ReederScienceSocial Sciences
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Uncomfortable Conversations episodes

  • First Responder
    Brian Paonessa discusses the murder of Tyre Nichols, who was brutally beaten by five Memphis police. Then, he died 3 days later. We also discussed the 2020 pandemic covid-19 and the vaccines that followed. As a first responder nurse, his view is very different from civilians not facing the pandemic head-on.
    29 min
  • Boundaries with Sherita Childress
    Sherita discusses the importance of setting healthy boundaries. The ramifications of not having boundaries in place. As well as provide examples to alternative ways of implementing and celebrating your boundaries. Boundaries are how we respect ourselves and teach others how to respect us the way we require respect. Boundaries allow us to stay within our comfort level in a very uncomfortable world.
    55 min
  • Between/Grace with Brittany Soul
    It's that time again, a new episode with @brittanysoul #BetweenGrace
    Be sure to listen as we unpack the Uncomfortable Conversations of being Between/Grace with her 2nd edition book Key of Love ❤️.
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    1 hr 8 min
  • Black Millennial Male Chatter
    Why is black or African American culture referred to as history and why are we the only ones that celebrate a month for our history? However, other nationalities of other races celebrate their Heritage. Why don't we have a Heritage or do we? This point of view is delivered by millennial young men that happened to be represented within the queer community.
    56 min

About Uncomfortable Conversations

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Uncomfortable Conversations™ is a human systems dialogue platform created and hosted by Dr. Zakkiyyah Salaam-Reeder, Human Systems Transformation Strategist. Through vulnerable, transparent dialogue, the podcast explores how environment, lived experience, and inherited systems shape language, behavior, trust, relationships, and reality. Each episode brings avoided subjects and unspoken experiences forward, transforming shame into understanding and expanding how people see themselves and one another. “Language is the translation of our reality.”