The PH Files: Environmental Racism
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Join me as I start my new series, Public Health Files! Each episode, we will discuss a new public health topic and shine light on the profession and health aspects surrounding the overall health and well-being of the public. As a graduate with a B.S. in Public Health, the goal of this series is to keep my audience informed and raise awareness about topics that are important to me. This week, we discuss environmental racism and what it can look like in your backyard.
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Canada sound check: Swag in the 6
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New drops from the Canadian heartthrobs, Drake and Justin Bieber, have me jumping, but is it out of joy or curiosity to see if a better song is behind them? Join me as I discuss JB's surprise project and Drake's letter to his fallen rent-a-homies.
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Tea Tuesday: Sip or Skip
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Join me as I sip through this week’s watchlist from the raw streets of The Chi, to Netflix’s chilling Astroworld documentary, and Tyler Perry’s latest twisty tale, “Straw.” Was it binge-worthy or background noise? Tune in to hear my hot takes, honest reactions, and what’s worth adding to your queue.
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Into the upside down: Stranger theories
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Join me and special guest iKh0nic as we dive deep into the world of Stranger Things. From epic battles in Hawkins to eerie encounters in the Upside Down, we’re recapping the series so far and breaking down our favorite fan theories for the highly anticipated Season 5.
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Crossing the line: The deadly cost of hazing
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Join me and my super mega guest star, Samarah M. as we dive into the tragic reality of recent hazing-related deaths and the dangerous culture surrounding initiation traditions in college organizations. Through real stories and hard truths, we discuss the long-lasting consequences of hazing.
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The soul of the sluggard desires & hath nothing
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Psalms 13:4 instructs us to be diligent in our works. We can desire, but there must be diligence in your works that follows these desires. The enemy's best attacks are the ones we believe are self-inflicted. Since he is not who we blame, we blame ourselves, which can lead to an endless cycle of guilt and procrastination. Shame the devil by denouncing these spirits. In this episode, I share a revelation about how the sluggard soul may be a spirit we wrestle with when we attempt to align ourselves with the will of God. We must recognize these patterns in efforts to pursue greater.
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Abolish America
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Justice for Sonya Massey, another unarmed Black American shot dead in her own home by law enforcement. This is becoming larger than a race problem. The abuse of power we see from law enforcement daily should be enough for everyone to stand up against these issues. Join me this week as we discuss this tragedy and a few other events regarding politics and the media.
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Guard your mind
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Your mind is your permanent destination, we must guard it considerably. We can easily succumb to mental battles if our minds are unprepared to fight. In this episode, I share some of my experiences with mental health and the top tips I've utilized to keep my mind guarded.
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Tea Tuesday: Drake vs Kendrick
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Join me on this Tea Tuesday where we will discuss the infamous rap feud between Drake and Kendrick. In this episode, I will break down the beef between the artists and share some of my views on the madness.
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Tea Tuesdays: Disruption of the atmosphere
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The tea is hot this week, with 10 sugars! From alleged power-bottom pursuits to swag surfing in the pulpit, mainstream Christian churches continue to trend for everything except Christ! Let's talk about it.
info_outlineJoin me as I start my new series, Public Health Files! Each episode, we will discuss a new public health topic and shine light on the profession and health aspects surrounding the overall health and well-being of the public.
As a graduate with a B.S. in Public Health, the goal of this series is to keep my audience informed and raise awareness about topics that are important to me. This week, we discuss environmental racism and what it can look like in your backyard.