Sophie Sikes shares her experience of dealing with depression and anxiety throughout her life and discusses the challenges of navigating the stigma around treatment, diagnosis, cultural norms and expectations, transparency, and language.

Daniel James Morris talks about the importance of sharing mythology as a form of storytelling. Through these stories, we learn about people and culture and how they transform over time.

Alexis Hoyt shares her story about traumas that were done to her in her childhood and her journey of healing.

Surina Jindal is an actress and development producer who takes charge of her creative path and has a knack for finding some hilarious memes and contemplating the meming of life.

Priya Nembhard and I chat about literally everything from whales to outer space to The Bachelor to colorism in the Indian community to Black Lives Matter...and so much more.

Mckenna Baxter shares her story about a trauma she experienced during her first year of college and her journey of healing over the past 8 years.

Jazmine Renae Murphy shares her thoughts around female empowerment and women in leadership. Her perspective has been informed by her young adult life, military background, and intersectional identity as a black female.

In honor of Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month, Amanda (a two-time cancer survivor) shares her story about cancer treatment - specifically how she used medical marijuana to help deal with the side effects of chemotherapy.

Brittany Rodriguez shares her story of love, career, cancer, treatment, and lessons learned along the way.

Enjoy this episode with The Food Report as we talk about the Memphis food scene, our favorite spots, what's up and coming, and our appreciation for Memphis and its THRIVING food scene!