By Natasha Petrina Worthy
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The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.
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The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Natasha Petrina Worthy, where compassion, influence, and purpose are inspired. This week’s Remarkable Acts episode features Ms. Tarelle Faulkner, the creator, and host of the Instagram show FYI A Look into Black Business. The show promotes black entrepreneurship and the support of them by featuring small business owners and their products or services. Join me for my engaging conversation with Tarelle as she shares how doing something for fun is also her way of encouraging, supporting, and inspiring us all to lift each other up during these unprecedented times.
To ensure that you never miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to receive notifications of new shows. I would love to hear from you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions that you have to [email protected]. You can support the Worthy of Recognition movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the area of compassion, influence, and purpose, to Worthyofrecognition.com to be a featured podcast guest.
Links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tarelle.faulkner
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarelle1808
Email: [email protected]
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The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Natasha P. Worthy, where compassion, influence, and purpose are inspired. On this Remarkable Acts episode, my guest Ms. Crystal Grimes will share with us the wonderful work of Jewels of Georgia, Inc. Crystal is the founder of this women’s empowerment and mentorship organization. We will also discuss her experience with answering the call to walk in her purpose and the importance of women supporting one another and future generations.
I would love to hear from you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions to [email protected]. You can support the Worthy of Recognition Movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the areas of compassion, influence, and purpose to worthyofrecognition.com to be featured as a podcast guest.
Links:
Email: [email protected]
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The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Natasha Petrina Worthy, where compassion, influence, and purpose are inspired. This week’s Remarkable Acts episode features Ms. Tekesia Shields, founder of Mothers Against Gang Violence (MAG Violence). She is the mother of four wonderful sons and decided to start the organization, due to trials faced while raising her sons. Which lead to her walking in her destiny and plantings seeds of support, information, and services that nourish communities.
I would love to hear from you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions that you have to [email protected]. You can support the Worthy of Recognition movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the area of compassion, influence, and purpose, to Worthyofrecognition.com to be a featured podcast guest.
Links:
Website: www.magviolence.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tekesia.shields
Email: [email protected]
Family Engagement Sessions: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83032669640
The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Natasha Petrina Worthy, where compassion, influence and purpose are inspired. This week's Reflection Episode will focus on the importance and benefits of self-love. I would love to hear from you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions to [email protected]. You can support the Worthy of Recognition Movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the areas of compassion, influence, and purpose to worthyofrecognition.com to be featured as a podcast guest.
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The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Natasha P. Worthy, where compassion, influence, and purpose are inspired. Happy 2021, In this Remarkable Acts episode, Mr. Nick Clark will share with us how his fatherhood journey led to him walking in his purpose. He is the founder, CEO, and host of the FIRM Podcast, (Fathers Inspired Resorted & Motivated). Nick Clark, is excited to bring fathers together through conversations that inspire, restore, and motivate them to become leaders in their families and communities. His podcast, FIRM is designed to form a community of support to fathers across the globe. The show tackles various topics to create change; through addressing difficult conversations that will leave fathers inspired and empowered to take their place in a society that desperately needs them.
I would love to hear from you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions to [email protected]. You can support the Worthy of Recognition Movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the areas of compassion, influence, and purpose to worthyofrecognition.com to be featured as a podcast guest.
Links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FIRMPODCAST1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/firmpodcast_/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwxaj06R4_itBn1iyQr4KRA
The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Natasha P. Worthy, where compassion, influence, and purpose are inspired. This week’s Remarkable Acts episode features Ms. Ari Adams, founder of the Johnae’ Nicole Foundation (JNF). Ari is a native of Atlanta who has a drive and passion to help families. Her goal with JNF is to help families by giving them that “extra push” of encouragement through support and resources. Ari’s ultimate dream is to establish a second chance housing program for families.
I would love to hear from you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions that you have to np@[email protected]. You can support the Worthy of Recognition movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the area of compassion, influence, and purpose, to Worthyofrecognition.com to be a featured podcast guest.
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The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a weekly conversation with Natasha P. Worthy, where compassion, influence, and purpose are inspired. This week’s Remarkable Acts episode features my guest author J. C. Moore J.C. Moore is a celebrated author and literary activist who writes about environmental, racial, and other issues. She enjoys studying history, religion, health, and economics. An award-winning author of children’s books, young adult, and ethnic fiction. She also hosts a monthly writer’s support group and coaches writes across America and as far away as the U.K. During our time together she will give insight on race relations in America and why she believes it is important for African Americans' voices to be heard in print and media.
I would love to hear from you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions that you have to np@[email protected]. You can support the Worthy of Recognition movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the area of compassion, influence, and purpose, to Worthyofrecognition.com to be a featured podcast guest.
Related Show Materials:
Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome by Dr. Joy DeGruy
The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander
They Came Before Columbus by Dr. Ivan Van Sertima
Afrikan Genesis by Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango
Race Matters by Dr. Cornell West
The Isis Papers by Frances Cress Welsing
The Blueprint for Black Power by Amos N. Wilson
Bryan Stevenson: We Need to Talk about and Injustice (TED 2012) https://www.ted.com/talks/bryan_stevenson_we_need_to_talk_about_an_injustice?language=en
On today’s Reflections episode, I will share how choosing to do the ordinary differently and deliberately as it related to self-compassion, I was able to make lemonade out of lemons. The Worthy of Recognition Podcast is a bi-weekly conversation with Natasha P. Worthy, where compassion, influence, and purpose are inspired. You can support the Worthy of Recognition movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the area of compassion, influence, and purpose to be a podcast guest, on my webpage Worthyofrecognition.com or via email [email protected] to be a featured podcast guest.
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Today on Reflections, I will share a bit about who I am and my experiences of compassion, influence and purpose. I will also tell you why I chose to use the podcast platform.
I would love to hear for you, please share your thoughts on the show or any questions that you have to np@worthyof recognition,com. You can support the Worthy of Recognition movement by submitting the names and impact stories of those everyday people who are doing the ordinary differently and deliberately in the area of compassion, influence, and purpose, to Worthyofrecognition.com or send an email to [email protected] to be a featured podcast guest.
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This week's episode is an introduction to the podcast. Where I explain the podcast's purpose and share what you can expect to hear. The podcast will be divided into two segments; Remarkable Acts and Reflections. I would love to hear from you. Please share your thoughts about the podcast and questions to [email protected]. If you were inspired by listening please share the link and tune in next week. Links HeartThreads and Petappixel: wfmynews2.com/video/syndication/heartthreads/assistant-principal-gives-free-haircuts-to-students/507-95b414c7-58b9-4363-985f-5861b431eb13. https://petapixel.com/2019/11/19/photographer-puts-on-professional-photo-shoot-for-young-girl-who-was-denied-school-pictures/
The podcast currently has 10 episodes available.