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Are you coping or are you healing? In this profound reasoning, Mawiyah Kambon, a psychologist, cultural scholar, and educator, explores the spiritual and psychological journey of Black men and women. From unaddressed trauma and the impact of seeking whit ...
What does it mean to be young, conscious, and African in today’s world? In Part 3 of this reasoning, Tamu Mazama, explores the journey of finding one's identity amidst the pressures of an "oppressed society". Mazama dives into the challenges of maintaini ...
Why do some parents struggle to celebrate their children’s success? In Pt.2 of this reasoning, Rev. Leroy Miles explores the "generational curse" of parental jealousy and the emotional maturity required to truly want your offspring to do better than you ...
Dr. Maurice Isuo joins us to pull back the curtain on the "High Heel Havoc" affecting millions of women. While high heels are often seen as the gold standard for style and professionalism, the long-term cost to your body is a price most can't afford to p ...
In Part 1 of this powerful segment, Reverend Leroy Miles opens up about the personal tragedies that shaped his approach to mental health and ministry. After losing his daughter shortly after birth and witnessing how alcohol impacted the men in his family ...
Why "living your truth" often feels like walking alone before you find your tribe. In Part 2 of this reasoning, Tamu Mazama dives into the shadow side of authenticity: the profound loneliness that often follows when you stop performing for others. ht ...
In Part 5 of this compelling reasoning, Mawiyah Kambon breaks down the systemic reasons why many Black people and Black men in particular feel that traditional "talk therapy" fails them. Kambon explores the Eurocentric roots of modern psychology and how ...
In Part 1 of this powerful reasoning, Tamu Mazama explores the true essence of Haitian Vodou and African spiritual systems, moving past the "diabolical" misconceptions often portrayed by Western propaganda. Rather than being a tool for ill intent, these ...
In Part 4 of this powerful reasoning, Mawiyah Kambon tackle one of the most controversial topics in the modern community: the rise of polygamy and the common justification that it is "natural" for Black men because of African history. We dive deep into t ...
You're eating well. You're getting your 8 hours. So why are you still exhausted? In this video, Dr. Maurice Isuo gets real about something most people never consider: if your foundation is off, none of the other stuff can do its job properly. An unaligne ...
