Who You Are Is Okay, with Author Clayton Reid Jones (crj)

Who You Are Is Okay, with Author Clayton Reid Jones (crj)

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Who You Are Is Okay, with Author Clayton Reid Jones (crj) episodes

  • "Friends"
    My special guest Eric McMickens joined me for a conversation on relationships. Episode 23 highlights how the relationships in our lives are a direct reflection of the relationship we have with self. Eric opened up and shared his testimony on his time spent incarcerated. He gave weight training tips. He talked about how his marriage has worked for 28 years. The idea of snitching. Will and Jada Smith, and the friendship that him and I share. He also had a surprise for us.
    55 min
  • Searching for answers (Enlightenment)
    My good friend Pete Williams joined me for a conversation on enlightenment. This brother is very insightful, as well as being enlighten on the subject of the true nature of self. It's only fitting that episode 22 would find us sharing dialog designed to help us build, and also discussing the power to achieve the impossible. Pete enlightened me on the meaning of the number 22. The number 22 is a number of precision and balance. In its full capacity, this number is the master builder, which means that it provides the power to achieve almost impossible things.
    57 min
  • Changing your DNA. Really?
    Research suggest that we can change our DNA through intentional thinking. Do we believe this is true? Why do we want to change who we are? Can we undo what God has done?
    31 min
  • Sexual Assault. (Why it's so hard for women to come forward)
    Tanja George joined me in a very rare, intimate, and revealing conversation. She shares her insight on why it's so difficult for women to come forward against their sex offenders. It was poignant, as she opened her heart and revealed her wounds. She delivered a message to men and women who are victims of sexual assault, that continue to live in silence.
    1 hr 15 min
  • Is Kyrie Irving the next Colin Kaepernick?
    African American sports media opinionists, are on a mission to discredit Kyrie Irving. They don't agree with his radical idea for change. Why are Blacks always tearing down Blacks; for the Love of the White Man's paper?
    23 min
  • White identified
    The relationship between Africans and African Americans. The belief is that Africans make harsh judgements, concerning African Americans.
    1 hr 3 min
  • "Keisha"
    This episode features Ms. Keisha Dunston. Keisha is a free spirited woman that prosperity seems to follow. Her and I share our first encounter after connecting virtually during the quarantine. We talk about the power of the mind; mind manifestations. What triggered her awareness. Her views on traditional thinking, and I confess something that I was holding close to the vest. Her optimism is infectious. There's no coincidence that she's successful in her endeavors. You guys can find her on Facebook. Keisha Dunston. If you're interested in the services that she provides.
    1 hr 8 min

About Who You Are Is Okay, with Author Clayton Reid Jones (crj)

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Author Clayton Reid Jones, shares some of his daily conversations with the listeners. He shares his take on diverse topics, with the hope that it encourages you to trust yourself. He believes being…