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Episode Title: Identity

In our first episode, we sit down with Talitha, also known as DJ Reign and formerly part of the WDKX Wake Up Club. She shares her journey of letting go, navigating identity shifts, and adjusting to life's changes with honesty and grace. This conversation is about transformation, the courage to release old ver4sions of yourself, and the strength too step fully into who you are becoming.

Episode Title: Identity

In our first episode, we sit down with Talitha, also known as DJ Reign and formerly part of the WDKX Wake Up Club. She shares her journey of letting go, navigating identity shifts, and adjusting to life's changes with honesty and grace. This conversation is about transformation, the courage to release old ver4sions of yourself, and the strength too step fully into who you are becoming.

In this week’s powerful episode, Dr. Killings explores one of the most transformative – yet often overlooked – aspects of mental well-being: forgiveness. Whether it's forgiving others or learning to forgive ourselves, Dr. Killings dives deep into how this vital emotional process can free us from resentment, reduce anxiety, and open the door to healing and growth.

Grieving and its benefits.

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At a corporate office, Jenna’s manager often directs flirtatious remarks toward her. The behavior makes her uncomfortable, but she worries that speaking up could jeopardize her job.

Meanwhile, her colleague Marcus has noticed what's been happening. He wants to intervene but is conflicted—torn between standing up for what’s right and safeguarding his own position.

What should Marcus do? Should he report what he’s witnessed, speak with Jenna first to understand how she wants to proceed, or stay silent to protect his career?

On this week's episode of Mental Health Matters, Dr. Killings discusses how to manage troubled young children and explores an important relationship topic: why do people still choose to get married even when they know their partner may not be compatible?

What should we talk about next?

Every Friday morning, The Dream Pusher Latia Vaughan lights up the Wake-Up Club—firing up Rochester and the world to level up and chase greatness!

Alex and Jordan co-parent their daughter Mia and usually communicate well.

Alex’s spouse, Taylor (the step-parent), grounds Mia by taking her phone because of school issues. Later, Taylor casually tells Jordan about it. Jordan agrees with the consequence and calls Alex to confirm.
Alex gets upset with Taylor—not for the punishment, but for telling Jordan directly. Alex feels it’s their job as the biological parent to communicate discipline matters.

Is Alex right or wrong for getting upset with Taylor for telling Jordan about Mia’s punishment?