In a world that constantly asks "What do you bring to the table?"—we flip the script and ask, "What table were you born to build?" This episode dives into the power of owning your unique skills, experiences, and the potential return on investment you bring to every room you're in—whether others see it yet or not. We explore how embracing uncertainty isn't a detour from success, but a vital part of the journey. And we unpack what it really means to enter new spaces with both humility and hunger—willing to be taught, while also being unapologetically yourself. From personal growth to spiritual alignment, from relational dynamics to life management—this conversation is for those tired of shrinking to fit, and ready to stretch to lead.

Men are opting out of marriage in record numbers, and the impact is reshaping society in ways we haven’t fully understood. What’s driving this shift? What do women need to know about the men they love? And where might women be unintentionally missing the mark in understanding men’s needs, desires, and struggles? In The Silent Shift, we dive deep into the realities shaping modern masculinity, relationships, and marriage. We tackle the hard questions: Have traditional expectations set men and women up for failure? How can we reframe love and partnership to create stronger, more fulfilling connections?

New beginnings often come from life’s toughest moments. In this episode, Lea Butler and CC Young share how they overcame heartbreak and setbacks by renewing their faith, redefining joy, and breaking free from old patterns. Their journey proves that with faith and resilience, healing isn’t just possible—it’s a new beginning. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about embracing change, trusting God’s plan, and rising stronger than ever.

Let’s talk about leadership, faith, and the power of black men in the family. What does it really mean to lead with integrity? A man’s role in the modern family, and how can women help men step fully into their creativity and purpose? This isn’t about playing into old stereotypes—it’s about breaking cycles, redefining leadership, and shifting the way we see relationships and support.

Have you ever tortured yourself playing the game... what would you do if? Then gave yourself the worst scenarios you had to choose between.... yeaaaa well we didn't go that hardcore but you get the picture.... hang with us this week as we ask each other some interesting and funny "What would you do?"... and see if your answers are anything close to ours...

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We've spent years obsessing over our bodies and what we look like. This week we discuss how we have and are addressing the insecurities that creep up over body image.

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What is cultural appropriation? This has been the question this week after watching Netflix's The Racheal Divide. Watching Rachel Dolezal's self-told "transracial" story brought to light several other issues of cultural appropriation seen daily. Join us this week as Autumn, Katie, and special guest Will tackle cultural appropriation. 

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What is cultural appropriation? This has been the question this week after watching Netflix's The Racheal Divide. Watching Rachel Dolezal's self-told "transracial" story brought to light several other issues of cultural appropriation seen daily. Join us this week as Autumn, Katie, and special guest Will tackle cultural appropriation. 

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Black culture is ingrained in just about every aspect of life from music to fashion to language here in the US and around the world. This week, sticking true to our Black History Month theme we're moving on from dropping facts to sharing what we love about Black culture!

**In the video the audio is clipped when we say the name of the book. Native Son, By Richard Wright

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It's Black History Month... and that's all we doing ... dropping Black Facts ALL month-long... join us! Laugh a little bit,,, learn a little bit.. and share a little bit. Drop your Black History facts in the comments below so we can all get inspired by this #BlackExcellence!

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