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What can happen with relationships during this time Apr 08, 2020

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To build a solid foundation in any relationship, emotional intimacy and vulnerability are required. Those two ingredients that are vital to the beginnings of a deeply trusting relationship between two people. The global pandemic has created the perfect environment for those types of relationships to blossom and deeply. However, all Rona relationships are not created equal. This week, host, Cameo King, along with mental health therapist Danielle Moore, will give 4 advantages and disadvantages that will help you navigate these Rona relationships, protect your heart, and come out better on the other side.

Three Things I've Observed About Us During the Pandemic Mar 27, 2020

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The COVID-19 global pandemic has created an experience that is new to everyone. We are all experiencing the world, how we live our lives, and connect with loved ones differently because of the highly contagious virus.

Because this is new terrain for everyone simultaneously, there are some very unique things I've noticed that I believe is happening within humanity. It's the fact that the very foundation of our lives has been shaken and that our faith is being forced to shift.

Please listen as this will be a reminder that you are not alone and secondly, this global pandemic is new to everyone!

PODCAST: Stay Grounded during uncertainty Mar 19, 2020

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Welcome to the 2020 we never saw coming. Some of us haven’t settled in because we aren’t sure this is real. Cities are coming to a complete stop and social distancing is what we are all doing. This is too real, too present, and ever-changing to ignore. So what I decided to do is provide 3 ways of staying grounded during the Rona. This is meant to reconnect us to the things that really matter, temper our nerves, and refocus.

Black Girls, Why we think we are ugly... Mar 12, 2020

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This week I am holding space for black girls and women because of a video that literally ripped my heart in two. It's a video of an Atlanta-based hairstylist encouraging a little Black girl named Ariyonna to love her beauty after the girl calls herself ugly. After listening to the deep and almost inconsolable cries of 4-year old Ariyonna, I knew instantly why her sobs of pain hit us the deepest part of our soul. It's because at least at one point in our lives, black girls have been called ugly explicitly and implicitly. In this week's podcast, I share why this feeling, that many black women have, is carried with us throughout our entire lives from childhood.

Confessions: The people, places, and things that have NOT served me well as a Black woman Mar 05, 2020

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March is Women’s History month and I am being very intentional about having conversations that center and give a platform to women’s authentic experiences. This is the first in a series that will explore people, places and things that have not traditionally served women well. In this confession, I am inclusive of my community, church, and relationships. So listen up, as I share and challenge three familiar people, places, and things that can do better at serving black women well.

Pastor Kellen Brooks: I was a thin-skinned offended person Feb 27, 2020

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A pastor is typically a person who is characterized as a person with the utmost integrity, spiritual insight, and an encourager for the weary but never thin-skinned. Well, this is how Pastor Kellen Brooks of Pentecostal Temple Church of God In Christ in Inkster, MI described himself this week in our chat. Listen as the youngest pastor of the historic Inkster church shares his personal story of grace through humility.

Confession: My relationship with sex & celibacy as a grown woman Feb 20, 2020

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Sex. It's an act that every human who comes into this world is equipped to perform. But for some reason, I, along with the majority of Americans have been ashamed and embarrassed to talk about it and express it openly as we see fit. So this week we are talking about our relationship with sex and celibacy as grown women. This week, both the host, Cameo King and licensed clinical therapist, Danielle Moore, share their most recent most embarrassing stories around being a sexual human.

Candice Benbow: The shame of being the other women Feb 13, 2020

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At the intersection of feminism and faith is where you will find Candice Benbow. Candice is a theologian, writer, and feminist. Her work can be found in ESSENCE Magazine, Glamour Magazine, VICE, Shondaland and much more.

This week on The Good Girl Podcast, Candice share's her confession that unpacks the complex layers of a broken woman. It's the shame and the ugly healing process of being the other women.

Brittni Brown: "I got comfortable and my ego got the best of me." Feb 06, 2020

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Brittni "Bee" Brown is the award-winning principal publicist at the Bee Agency. Because of her work in the public relations field and with brand development Brittni was Named as a “Top 25 African American PR Millennials to Watch” by Huffington Post. This week she confessing that despite her status and success, 2019 was her worst year. She said, not only did her ego get the best of her, but she simply doesn't know what she's doing.

Detroit City Council President Pro Tem Mary Sheffield confesses "I struggled with my worth." Jan 29, 2020

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At just 26 years old, Mary Sheffield became the youngest person ever elected to Detroit City Council. The council president pro-tem represents Detroit’s District 5 that stretches across both the west and east sides of Detroit with over 98,000 people

Now in her 7th year with her innovative city ordinances under her belt and historic election, she says she is still learning and growing and the most challenging battle is within. Listen to her confession about struggling with worth while in office.

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