UN•THERAPY

UN•THERAPY

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UN•THERAPY episodes

  • MONEY V.S. MINDSET

    Hey UN•THERAPIST,

     

    In many scenarios, men are no longer breadwinners in a relationship, and for some people, this has changed how finances play into traditional gender roles.


    📌 As a woman, would you date a man that makes less money than you?

    📌 Would you treat your partner differently if you were the breadwinner?


    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE finances, dating, gender roles, and qualities we look for in a significant other.

     

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    1 hr 10 min
  • THIS AIN'T LAWRENCE & CONDOLA

    Hey UN•THERAPISTS,
    We need your help UN•THERAP...
    You know what, sometimes we get so caught up UN•THERAPIZING the lives of others that we forget how dope and blessed our lives are!
    📌 Could that be what increases our desire to always strive for more yet hinders some of us from being content in life?
    📌 Does the constant pursuit & critique of the lives of others make us miss the blessings that are right within our reach?
    Have we intentionally promoted the businesses, books, and ideas of others through playful banter while unintentionally overlooking those in our circles who could use those same inserts & mentions to take their dreams to the next level?
    How do we find the balance?
    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE parenthood, the mindset behind our personal achievements, balance within support systems, and businesses within our UN•THERAPY community.
    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    49 min
  • ABRA•CA•DABRA feat. Celebrity Chef & Musician Ed Porter

    Hey UN•THERAPISTS,
    Usually, we need your help UN•THERAPIZING something, but this time, we need your help celebrating something...BLACK MUSIC MONTH! With a celebration full of its rich history, what better way to kick it off than with our UN•THERAPY family, Chef Ed Porter!!!


    Now all of our UN•THERAPIST who connect with us each week know Chef Ed gets busy in the kitchen. Almost to the point where you can smell his food thru your phone & T.V. But this time around, Chef Ed is cooking in the studio & bringing you his new music single "H.O.M.E." (Here On My Everything) feat. J. Isaac & streaming on all music platforms.


    With this new single, Chef Ed is walking us into a new world where he has taken on the challenge of bridging the Culinary Art world & the Music World by pairing sound & taste in a unique.


    You know what, we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves. 'It's best you tune in to see exactly what Chef Ed has up his sleeves. So as always...


    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we launch our celebration of Black Music Month & UN•THERAPIZE inspirations that help create music, the difference between eating & dining, songs that have to be played at weddings, and the importance of knowing your weaknesses.


    Connect with Celebrity Chef & Musician Ed Porter
    Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook: @TheChefEdPorter
    🎵🎤: Music avail on all streaming platforms


    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    1 hr 21 min
  • YOU'RE KILLING ME SMALLS

    Hey UN•THERAPISTs,
    We need your help UN•THERAPIZING something...
    After briefly discussing Russell & Ciara Wilson, a conversation sparked about evolution and how it relates to change, but not everyone agreed. Actually, the variety of thoughts that were externalized showed that not everyone in the world feels the same way about the subject, so that leaves us asking a few questions:
    📌 Is it possible to evolve without changing?
    📌 Can you successfully build something new without destroying something old?
    📌 What does evolution look like without change?
    📌 Do some of us seek maturity without growth?
    📌 Should the way we present ourselves change as we take on new roles in life (ex., parent, spouse, etc.?)
    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE growth without change, answered prayers, and whether our beliefs should affect our decisions.
    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    43 min
  • ASSETS & LIABILITIES

    Hey UN•THERAPIST,
    We need your help UN•THERAPIZING something...
    In this session, we discussed a scenario on the hit show "Ready To Love" (If you haven't seen it, check it out) where some participants had to bring someone to help them vet their dating decisions.
    So the question came up of who we would bring, and while a couple of us said COACH, others had family and close friends that they knew would ask the perfect questions to remove some of the stress in selecting our desired partner.
    This had us thinking though:
    📌How much time have we wasted because we didn't ask the right questions?
    📌Do these questions change when we change?
    📌How UN•INTENTIONAL have we been in our pursuit of love?
    📌Have we disqualified people based on our criteria, then become what we disqualified people for?
    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE intentionality in dating, asking the RIGHT questions to help find a potential partner, & assets vs. liabilities in relationships.
    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    56 min
  • SILENCE CAN’T BE MISQUOTED

    Hey UN•THERAPISTS,
    We need help UN•THERAPIZING something…
    We recorded this last month, and it wasn’t supposed to be an episode, but Coach said we should use this recording as a conversational piece. So, let’s get into it.
    Coach asked his fellow UN•THERAPIST why women are so eager to respond or comment on things that say “Fellas Only,” Then one of our fellow UN•THERAPIST replied, “Women are opinionated, and we do like to get our point across…and want a reaction”.
    📌 Women have been taught that their voice is their most powerful asset
    But what if that wasn’t true?
    📌 What if the ability to use our eyes and ears makes us stronger than ever imagined?
    And because we refuse to use them, we keep going through some of the same things we should have recovered from.
    So ladies, let me ask you this, although social media is a public platform...
    📌 Do we find ourselves interjecting in things that don’t even concern us?
    📌 Do we miss out on vital information and data men give because we want to be a part of the conversation?
    📌 Could we learn more if we didn’t insert ourselves in areas where we should use our ears instead of our voices?
    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE the usage of our voices, the power of silence, and switching the authenticity of how you feel based on the sensitivity and feelings of others.
    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    48 min
  • SLUTTY VEGAN PINKY, JUST TO CLARIFY

    Hey UN•THERAPIST,
    We need your help UN•THERAPIZING something, Women's History Month may be over, but we celebrate women all year...
    But, we want to know: is "Women's Empowerment" really as important as we make it to be within our community?
    Wait, let's place that question in a better context.
    📌 Are women being empowered at these "Women Empowerment" events, or has it become another money grab with a reason to get active with our homegirls?
    📌 Does this empowerment that we seek help to increase our self-belief?
    📌 Can it only be given by other women?
    📌 What's the proper standard for this empowerment that we receive?
    📌 How can we determine the good from the bad?
    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE women empowerment events, affirmations, value building, and belief in oneself.
    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    1 hr 8 min
  • WATER BALLOON FIGHT

    Hey  UN•THERAPY Baes,
    We need your help UN•THERAPIZING a few things:
    We can always debate which Black Panther movie we love more. What needs to be more debatable is how many real-life talking points came up in Wakanda Forever.
    Watching both Namor & Queen Mother (aka Auntie Angie) doing what they felt was necessary to protect their people & their legacy made me a little emotional. But it also helped to develop a bunch of hot topics.
    Such as:
     📌 Are our actions genuinely justified because our intentions were pure?
     📌 Who determines good and evil?
     📌 Can we truly monopolize a natural resource produced by the Creator?
     📌 How often do we make lifelong decisions based on unhealed trauma?
    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE "Wakanda Forever," justifying our actions through our intentions, protecting our resources, and the love between parents & their children.
    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    56 min
  • I EXPECT BETTER "STRINGER BELL"

    Hey UN•THERAPY Baes,


    We need your help UN•THERAPIZING a few things:

    First, what's up with your boy Stringer Bell?!?! Now contextually, he may have some great points, but you wait until Black History Month to tell us you don't want to be black anymore???

     Second, we're going to need all our fellow HBCU alums to make some noise!!! There's nothing like being a part of an institution created explicitly for people who look like you.

    📌 We had a great experience; how about ya'll, though?
    📌 What were some of the things that drew you to choose an HBCU?
    📌 If you didn't go to an HBCU, what are some things that made you choose a PWI?
    📌 Have HBCUs progressed in their quest to be more visible and attain resources, or has it become another conversation at the dinner table?

    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE Idris Elba's references about being a "Black actor," HBCU experiences, and different factors that drove us toward or away from HBCUs.

    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    58 min
  • SUICIDE SQUAD (Smells Like Villain Today) PT. 2

    Hey  UN•THERAPY Baes,


    We need your help UN•THERAPIZING something...

    Last session, Deja Dej made a great point when she said, "you can always be the villain in someone's story, even when you've done nothing wrong," but is there anyone whose story you don't want to be the villain in?

    Now it's true we can't control what people think about us, but do we contribute to their thoughts about us voluntarily or involuntarily?

    📌 Should we be more careful about which version of ourselves we present to the world?
    📌 Or should we always enter rooms as our authentic selves no matter how others feel about us?

    Join us for another session of UN•THERAPY as we UN•THERAPIZE "villainism", personal self-reflections, and the cost of being your authentic self.

    Connect with UN•THERAPY Podcast
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    43 min

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Life by itself is difficult enough.