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S5E5: Processing the Loss of Kobe Bryant and Grieving Those with Complicated Legacies

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Release Date: 01/31/2020

S6E12: Juneteenth: A Celebration of Blackness

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Blackness = Greatness. This week let us take time to pause and reflect on the majesty of Blackness. Join Dom and Terri as they discuss the meaning of Juneteenth and offer up ways we can continue to shine our light in a world that is constantly trying to dim it.

S6E11: Say Her Name: Black Women We Need to Know and Remember

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Breonna Taylor. Sandra Bland. Korryn Gaines. Atatiana Jefferson. Say their names. Know them. KNOW BLACK WOMEN. Today Terri and Dom share the names of other Black women we should know and provide us with tips on how to uplift ourselves in these challenging times.

S6E10: Dear Black People: This Will Not Be Our Undoing

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

BLACK LIVES MATTER. What is happening has the country at a pivotal moment in history. Racial trauma is real and we have had enough. No more doing the work for others. We are focusing on us. Dom & Terri provide us with the knowledge and tips to go within to heal.

S6E9: How to Deal with Frustration When Technology Won’t Let You be Great (LIVE Recording)

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Lady, we are all using tech more than ever but how tech-savvy are you? Even the most seasoned tech pro will face difficulties. How do you respond in those moments? In this LIVE episode, Dom and Terri share with us 6 steps to deal with the frustration.

S6E8: How to Keep Your Relationship Fresh and Fun with Teleshia Delmar

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

"You can have a happy marriage when you do your part." Lady, what is your part? Not sure? Well today's episode is for you. Listen in as Teleshia Delmar joins Dr. Dom and Terri to share her top five traits for having a healthy marriage.

S6E7: Raised By A Narcissist: Signs, Symptoms, and How to Recover with Dr. Ramani Durvasula

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

"Self-preservation is a right for me." How can you engage with parents who got it wrong? Narcissism expert, Dr. Ramani, joins Dom and Terri to educate us on the effects of narcissistic parenting. Be prepared to learn how to get the healing you truly need.

S6E6: 5 Tips to Help You Combat Zoom Fatigue

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Many of us are spending more time in front of a screen than we ever thought possible. This shift in our mental energy can be difficult to manage and in some cases downright exhausting. Listen in as Dom and Terri provide us with five helpful tips to stay engaged.

S6E5: Unapologetically Addressing Black Mental Health with Dr. Rheeda Walker

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Joined by Dr. Rheeda Walker, Dom and Terri dive into a needed conversation about addressing mental health in the Black community. It is an unapologetic dialogue about how we can come together as a community to increase everyone's psychological fortitude.

S6E4: Loving On You: How to Love Your Body Inside and Out

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Lady, what did you learn about your body growing up? Who taught you? What messages did you receive about body image and black women growing up? In today's episode join Dom and Terri in exploring their journey through loving their bodies.

S6E3: Haircare, Entrepreneurship, and Leveling Up with Sharie Wilson

Cultivating H.E.R Space: Uplifting Conversations for the Black Woman

Lady, your hair tells a story. It is a reflection of your internal health. What is your hair telling you? In today's episode, Terri and Dom are joined by healthy hair master, Sharie Wilson who tells us what we need to do to truly love on our hair...and ourselves.

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Lady, today we are diving into an important conversation about the complicated feelings of grief. While most of the conversation centers around hearing about the news about Kobe Bryant’s death, his daughter Gianna and the seven other people on the helicopter, Dom and Terri also have a larger conversation about the other thoughts and feelings that come up when someone dies.

How do you respond or how are you supposed to feel when someone who assaulted you dies? How is the family supposed to feel? How are those who are aware of the situation supposed to feel? What will it do to their legacy? Do you forgive them? Do you protect them in their death?

Listen in as Terri and Dom help us think through how to process our complex feelings of grief.

Quote of the Day:

“It’s uncomfortable to raise the worst thing someone has ever done when that someone dies, and when they are beloved. And I suppose it matters that I write this as someone who thinks that very, very few of us are all good or all bad; few of us are saintly, even fewer irredeemable.

We can admire aspects of a person’s talent without erasing the ways in which they also did irreparable damage.

We can be horrified and angry by what someone did without writing them off as worthless, without seeing them go away — to jail, to the grave — and saying “good riddance.”

We can — we must — assess the ways in which the rich and famous are able to exploit our admiration of their talents to pound into the ground anyone who might threaten their fame and reputation, how they so often bypass accountability and we just let them because, well, they’re so talented, or so attractive, or their politics line up with ours, or they handle a ball so well.”

- Jill Filipovic

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