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Nadia welcomes Stephanie Lee as they discuss overcoming grief and pushing through with a plan.
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Join our discussion on the issue of racial trauma as defined and explained in the phenomenal book, “Healing Racial Trauma” by Sheila Wise Rowe. In commemoration of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, today we explore the vast means in which racism has an affect on the physiological, social and economic impact on black people living in the U.S.
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Book: Healing Racial Trauma by Sheila Wise Rowe
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Wake Your Ask Up: The Podcast That Demands You Question Everything
In a world drowning in misinformation, curated narratives, and half-truths, *Wake Your Ask Up* is the electrifying…
The Ask That’s Necessary
At the heart of *Wake Your Ask Up* is a simple yet revolutionary idea: the questions we ask—or fail to ask—determine the trajectory of our lives and our society. Lawrence challenges listeners to move beyond passive consumption and into active investigation. This podcast isn’t about spoon-feeding answers; it’s about equipping you with the tools to dig deeper, think critically, and own the truth for yourself.
From dissecting the hidden agendas behind corporate greed to exposing the systemic inequities that plague marginalized communities, *Wake Your Ask Up* doesn’t just scratch the surface—it excavates the roots. Lawrence’s unapologetic approach to storytelling is both jarring and liberating, forcing listeners to confront the uncomfortable realities they’ve been conditioned to ignore.
A Call to Over-Stand, Not Just Understand
Lawrence’s mantra is clear: understanding is not enough. To truly grasp the complexities of the world, we must *over-stand*—see beyond the obvious, connect the dots, and recognize the interconnectedness of it all. *Wake Your Ask Up* is a masterclass in over-standing, offering listeners a front-row seat to the raw, unfiltered truths that mainstream media often overlooks or deliberately obscures.
Each episode is a carefully curated blend of hard-hitting journalism, expert interviews, and actionable insights. But what sets this podcast apart is its unwavering commitment to empowering its audience. Lawrence doesn’t just want you to listen—she wants you to act. Whether it’s challenging you to research a topic further, engage in meaningful conversations, or take tangible steps toward change, *Wake Your Ask Up* is a catalyst for proactive living.
Tam Lawrence: The Powerhouse Behind the Mic
Tam Lawrence is no stranger to the world of media and public relations. With a career built on breaking barriers and amplifying underrepresented voices, she has emerged as a force to be reckoned with. For Lawrence, *Wake Your Ask Up* is more than a podcast—it’s a mission, a passion, and a legacy.
“This podcast is my great resolve,” Lawrence says. “It’s about liberation—liberating minds, liberating truths, and liberating the power within each of us to demand better, do better, and be better.”
The truth is out there. But it’s up to you to ask the right questions.
Wake Your Ask Up. The revolution starts with you. - Tam Lawrence, Producer Contact [email protected]