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A Sip of the Tea: Season 3

The past year has been a wild roller-coaster ride for us. We had no idea that our theme for the season (Letting Go) would become the theme of our lives. For the record, we don't believe in coincidences. We believe the intersection of our lives was divinely intended. It. Was. A. Rough. Year. Join us...
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Grieving Through: Recovering from Life’s Losses

Oftentimes, we think of grief as the byproduct of the loss of a loved one. Yet, as we learned in our chat, it is so much more than a post-death experience. Grief is not only the natural response to the earthly transition of a loved one; it can also be our response to a divorce,...
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The Warrior Backpack: Managing Anxiety

Many would agree that conversations regarding anxiety are increasing. It is being discussed from schools to workplaces and amongst women and men. Sadly, mental health issues affect both children and adults. Social media is teeming with posts and videos of people attempting to educate others on anxiety, advocate for those who suffer, and offer community,...
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A Teen Convicted: From Prison to Purpose (Part 2 of 2)

According to guest Jahmal Allen, "The most extreme event of my life wasn't receiving a life sentence at 16 years old, nor being responsible for taking someone else's life; it was having the time to grow, learn, become accountable, and making sense of all that was real..." In Part 2 of our conversation, Jahmal shares...
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A Teen Convicted: From Prison to Purpose (Part 1 of 2)

While sitting in the hole on Death Row, angry at the world for his circumstances and for what life had done to him, Jahmal had a lightbulb moment. This epiphany would mark the beginning of a transition in him that would change his life.  Today, Jahmal comes to us with a message for all regarding...
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Aging is Optional: Ageless Wisdom from Dr. Christiane Northrup (Part 2 of 2)

Ageless living is a lifestyle. So, in part two of this engaging and information-dense conversation, Dr. Northrup not only shares life-enriching tips and resources for healthy "ageless-inspired" womanhood, she also offers life and relational advice for our young adults.
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Aging is Optional: Ageless Wisdom from Dr. Christiane Northrup (Part 1 of 2)

As we discuss what it means to be an “ageless goddess”, Dr. Northrup communicates that our mindset is key to changing our perceptions about what an “older” person is and does. She challenges common perspectives regarding how mature women should look, behave and interact in this world.
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COVID, Cancer & Chaos

Join us today for our first episode back after a long and needed 8-month break. Catch up with us as we tell you what’s been happening in our lives, what we’ve been up to in this time, what we struggled with, and what we’ve learned.
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The Clutter Conundrum: What Does the Scientist Say?

Clutter can be disease-like in nature. One moment, it was just a little pile of papers. Then, at some point, you realize the papers have multiplied and become a disorganized mess that takes up more than its fair share of space in your home or office. Now what? For far too many of us, when...
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Toughen Up Buttercup: A Fear-Less Conversation With Marianne Williamson

Our conversation with Marianne Williamson ran the gamut. From fear and love to racial unrest and atonement. We chatted with a familiarity that often comes when like-minded souls connect, share openly and listen intently. They are the kinds of conversations that inspire thought and ignite change. It is our joy and privilege to share our...
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The Five Levels of Attachment: A Conversation with don Miguel, Ruiz, Jr.

Do you feel overly attached to someone or something in your life? don Miguel Ruiz Jr. returns to our tea table to discuss his book, The Five Levels of Attachment. Through engaging stories and accessible analogies, Miguel Jr. discusses the levels and healthiness of attachments we have with some things, people, relationships and institutions in...
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The Teen Years: Release the Battle and Embrace the Bond

Children are our pride and joy. We want them to develop into strong, independent,  and productive adults, who can take on the world. Yet, sometimes, the struggle to get a teens to see that we’re trying to help them and not “ruin their life”, is real.
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