Everybody says they’re “standing on business.”

But… whose business are you really standing on?

In this episode of Unfiltered but Still Covered, I sit down with Kansas City’s own The CinComedy, the viral creator behind the Big Back phenomenon, to go beyond the memes, the music, and the millions of views.

We talk about the pressure that comes with going viral, staying grounded when success finds you, turning down opportunities that don’t align with your purpose, and what it really means to stand on business without compromising your faith.

This isn’t just another interview with an internet sensation. It’s an honest conversation about purpose, consistency, obedience, and the tension between building a platform and building God’s Kingdom.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re chasing success or significance, this episode is for you.

Because standing on business means something different when the business belongs to God.

Every family has a picture. Not every family tells the truth behind it.

In this episode of Unfiltered but Still Covered, we’re talking about family secrets, silence, generational pain, and the survival tactics many of us inherited. What happens when healing starts where pretending ends?

Take breaks if you need to this one is tough. 💝

Honest conversations. Grace still applied.

What if God never told you to carry that?

Some of us have been carrying responsibilities, guilt, relationships, family drama, and expectations that God never assigned to us. We picked them up because we love people. Because we felt obligated. Because nobody else would. But somewhere along the way, we started calling those burdens our purpose.

In this episode, we’re talking about false assignments. The emotional baggage we’ve been dragging around for years, believing it was our job to fix, save, or carry.

If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to hold everything together for everybody else, this conversation is for you.

It’s time to ask one simple question:

Did God actually ask me to carry this?

You may discover that laying it down isn’t quitting. It might be the first act of obedience you’ve made in a long time.

Trigger Warning: This episode includes conversations about emotional burdens, family dynamics, guilt, and church expectations. Take breaks if you need to, and give yourself grace.

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Life has a way of changing everything.

Jobs change. Relationships change. Health changes. Finances change. Sometimes even we change.

When everything around us feels uncertain, it’s easy to wonder if God has changed too. But He hasn’t.

In this episode of Unfiltered but Still Covered, we’re having an honest conversation about what it looks like to hold on to God’s unchanging hand when life feels unstable. We’ll talk about trusting God when the future is unclear, finding peace in the middle of uncertainty, and remembering that while everything around us may shift, God’s character never does.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by change, discouraged by what you’ve lost, or unsure of what’s next, this conversation is for you.

Because when everything else changes…

God doesn’t.

We’ve all been there.

You start growing in your relationship with Christ, but suddenly the people and places that once felt like home… don’t feel the same anymore. You love your friends, but your heart is changing. Church feels right, but community still feels out of reach.

So where do you belong?

In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about the lonely space between who you used to be and who God is shaping you to become. We’ll talk about outgrowing old circles, building healthy friendships, setting boundaries without guilt, and why finding community doesn’t happen automatically.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re too “church” for your old friends but still trying to find your place among new ones, this conversation is for you.

Because following Jesus was never meant to be a journey you walk alone.

Pull up a chair… let’s talk.

In this episode of Unfiltered but Still Covered, I sit down with Dr. Nicole Price for one of the most honest, healing, and grace-filled conversations we’ve had yet. We talked about empathy, church hurt, patience, judgment, healing, and what it really means to walk like Jesus in a hurting world.

From “people don’t look like what they’ve been through” to “heal people can heal people,” this conversation will challenge the way you see grace, compassion, and the church’s role in helping people heal instead of condemning them.

If you’ve ever struggled with feeling judged, carrying pain silently, or trying to hold on to faith while life gets heavy… this episode is for you.

Honest conversations. Grace still applied.

⚠️Trigger Warning: ⚠️

This episode contains discussions about emotional numbness, burnout, grief, pregnancy loss, depression, therapy, and mental and spiritual exhaustion. If you’re walking through a difficult season, please listen with care and give yourself permission to pause if needed.

What happens when the woman everyone depends on quietly runs out of herself?

In this deeply honest conversation, Janise sits down with special guest Tori Andrews to unpack what emotional numbness really looks like. Together, they discuss burnout, carrying responsibilities without asking for help, surviving life’s hardest seasons, and the pressure many women feel to always be “the strong one.”

This episode explores the difference between burnout and depression, why so many women hide behind “I’m fine,” the importance of therapy, learning to identify emotional exhaustion before it becomes dangerous, and how healing begins when we finally stop surviving and start addressing what’s been buried.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re just going through the motions, this conversation will remind you that you don’t have to carry everything alone.

Honest Conversations. Grace Still Applied.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of childhood sexual abuse, grooming, molestation, church hurt, trauma, anxiety, and emotional triggers.

In this raw and deeply personal conversation, Janise, Mo, and Destinee discuss the lasting impact of trauma, how it shapes the way we love, parent, trust, and move through the world, and what it takes to stop the cycle from continuing.

Together, they unpack childhood experiences, church hurt, triggers that still show up years later, and the difficult reality of healing from things that were never your fault. This episode is honest, emotional, sometimes humorous, and ultimately rooted in the belief that what happened to you does not have to define the rest of your life.

If these topics are difficult for you, please listen with care and take breaks when needed.

Honest conversations. Grace still applied.

Some church sayings sound comforting… but if we’re honest, a few of them have become spiritual hiding spots for avoidance, inconsistency, and lack of accountability.

In this episode of Unfiltered but Still Covered, we’re talking about the phrases Christians say so casually that nobody even questions them anymore:

“In this season…”

“God gon’ do it.”

“I’m just waiting on God.”

“The enemy been busy.”

But what happens when those sayings stop helping and start keeping us stuck?

This conversation is funny, honest, a little uncomfortable, and probably gonna step on a few church shoes. But grace still applies.

Because faith without action can start sounding real spiritual… while your life stays in the exact same place.

Girl, the movers can carry the couch. They can carry the boxes. But they can’t carry that hurt. In this episode, we’re talking about the grudges, bitterness, and old wounds that followed us into new seasons…