My Brothers Keeper with Adia Terry

GRIEVING WHAT'S NOT DEAD w/ Tracie Johnson

In this episode of the More Sugar Podcast, Amanda Callender and her guest Tracy explore the multifaceted nature of grief, particularly focusing on ambiguous grief—the loss of things that aren't dead, such as friendships, jobs, and even parts of oneself. They discuss the importance of friendships, the challenges of making new connections as adults, and the emotional work required to navigate loss and personal growth. The conversation emphasizes that grief is a reflection of love and that healing is a personal journey that can lead to deeper self-understanding and renewed connections. In this conversation, Amanda and Tracie explore the complexities of friendships, loyalty, and the emotional challenges that arise in relationships. They discuss the importance of communication, the impact of ego on apologies, and the process of navigating ambiguous grief. The dialogue emphasizes the need for self-discovery and authenticity in relationships, as well as the significance of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals during personal growth.

UNPACKING CHURCH HURT WITH DANI

In this episode of the More Sugar podcast, Amanda Callender engages in a heartfelt conversation with Dani, a stroke survivor and author, about the complexities of healing, particularly in relation to church hurt. They explore personal journeys of faith, the importance of forgiveness, and the challenges of finding a supportive church community. Dani shares her experiences with church dynamics, the impact of personal trauma, and the necessity of taking responsibility for one's healing. The discussion emphasizes the need for compassion, understanding, and the pursuit of joy and peace in the face of adversity. Please listen as Dani and I unpack Church Hurt!!

My Brothers Keeper with Adia Terry

In this heartfelt conversation, Amanda and Adia explore the profound impact of grief and loss, particularly focusing on the loss of siblings. They discuss the complexities of navigating relationships after such a loss, the role of spirituality in coping, and the importance of self-forgiveness. Adia shares her experiences as a mental health therapist, emphasizing the need for genuine support and understanding during the grieving process. The conversation highlights the often-overlooked emotional struggles associated with grief and the significance of sharing personal stories to foster connection and healing. In this conversation, Amanda and Adia explore the complexities of grief, the impact of loss on daily life, and the importance of understanding suicidal ideation. They share personal stories about their loved ones, discuss the judicial system's handling of tragic events, and reflect on the legacies left behind. The dialogue emphasizes the need for compassion, the challenges of navigating grief, and the search for joy amidst sadness.

Sitting Up In My Room... Discussing Resilience with Dr. Chenille Johnson

When someone says we are resilient it's treated like a badge of honor. Yeah, being resilient is great and all, but at what cost? What do we lose by constantly having to be strong? What happens when we hit a wall? What happens when you run into yourself? Are you prepared for what you discover? Check out my conversation with Dr. Chenille Johnson and her journey. I pray this conversation blesses you as it did me.

Sitting Up in my room....Discussing Resilience with Urana Lawrey

Most people run from their purpose because it's often heavy. Urana not only understands her purpose, but she boldly walks in it. She understands her assignment from God and gets up daily to inspire others to do the same. However this didn't come without a journey. Take a listen to my conversation with Urana. Take what you need. I pray this blesses you as it did me.