I'M NOT TRASH! - A MINUTE WITH QUINN

"WHEN THE TRUTH LANDS"

Ever feel like you’re walking on eggshells in your own life?  That’s not a "hard season." That’s a prison. And it’s time to start planning the escape. Too many people confuse a rough patch in a relationship with a toxic, narcissistic dynamic that is systematically draining their life force, their identity, and their sanity. This isn't about casually throwing labels around; it's about recognizing the truth of your situation so you can finally get free.  T.A. isn’t pulling any punches on this one. She brought in the heavy artillery — licensed professional counselor Dr. Patrice Dunn — to cut through the confusion and get brutally honest about what narcissism truly is, how to spot it in others (or in yourself), and what it takes to break the cycle.  This isn't just a conversation; it's a battle plan. It's for the person who feels invisible, the one who is constantly second-guessing themselves, and the one who knows something is deeply wrong but can’t put a name to it.  Stop wondering if you're the crazy one. Stop explaining yourself to people who have no intention of understanding you. This is the wake-up call you’ve been waiting for.  It’s time to stop surviving and start living the life you were built for.  Press play. Dr. Patrice Dunn - https://drpatricedunn.com/ [https://drpatricedunn.com/]Music: "Room Service - Featuring Baluu" Artist: Chill Winston

"ARE YOU A NARCISSIST OR WITH ONE?"

Ever feel like you’re the crazy one? Like no matter what you do, you’re always the one who’s wrong, too sensitive, or not good enough? Stop. It might not be you. It might be them. T.A. is pulling the pin on the grenade nobody wants to talk about: narcissism. We're not talking about simple vanity. We're talking about a destructive pattern that dismantles your soul, piece by agonizing piece, until you forget who you were before they showed up. This is the conversation for anyone who feels like they're walking on eggshells around a spouse, a parent, a sibling, or a friend. T.A. pulls from the Mayo Clinic and the American Psychiatric Association to lay out the clinical truth, but she delivers it with the raw honesty of someone who knows this fight. This is about identifying the subtle threats, the gaslighting that makes you question your own mind, and the complete lack of empathy that leaves you feeling empty and alone. Get ready to put on your floaties, because we’re going deep. Song: "Break M Fall" Artist" CITIZENShade This your first step to taking your power back.

"A MOTHER'S LOVE WITHOUT A DAY"

Motherhood isn’t always pretty pictures and brunch. For some, it’s a warzone of rejection, misunderstanding, and a pain so deep you can’t even name it. What happens when you build a life to give your child everything, but all they feel is abandoned? What do you do when the relationship you fought for is the one causing you the most heartbreak? T.A. is tearing the cover off the fairytale. She’s not just talking about it; she’s walking you through her own fire. From a one-night stand that led to single motherhood, to battling her own demons of depression and self-worth, to raising a daughter who resented the very strength she fought to build. This is the truth about fighting for a relationship that feels like it's fighting you back every step of the way, and the hard decisions that come when love isn't enough. This isn’t about 5 steps to a better relationship. This is about handing the whole mess over to God. It’s about understanding that sometimes God has to remove you to do a work in them. If your heart is shattered over a child you can’t reach, this is the chronicle that will meet you right there in the wreckage and show you where the real hope is found. It's time to stop fighting a battle that isn't yours to win. Song: Dancing with Dreams Artist: Dwaninungka

I'M NOT TRASH! - A MINUTE WITH QUINN

The teacher said, "Take out the trash." And a boy in the class walked over to 10-year-old Quinn and picked her up. What do you do with that?When a boy's idea of a "crush" crosses a boundary and leaves you feeling scared and disrespected, you don't stay quiet about it. You talk about it. T.A. sits down with a very special guest — her 10-year-old granddaughter, Quinn — for a raw, unfiltered conversation that started with "Why are boys so weird?" and quickly went deeper. This isn't just a funny story. It's a look at worth, respect, and learning to own your voice when someone tries to treat you like an object. It’s about a little girl standing her ground and the protective fire of the family that has her back. Stop making excuses for disrespect. Stop brushing it off as "kids being kids" or "boys will be boys." A line was crossed. A lesson was needed. And the conversation that followed is one every parent, every mentor, and anyone who’s ever felt small needs to hear. This is how you start teaching them young what it means to be respected and what it means to respect.  Music: "Energy"By: B-Coe

"THE WAIT OF THE WORLD"

Let's get straight to it. Who are you waiting on? Not what, *who*.  Every single day, you are either waiting on the world or you are waiting on the Lord. There is no middle ground, no neutral territory. You are serving one or the other. T.A. hits you with this truth because too many of you are standing still, waiting for permission from a world that has no authority over your purpose. You’re letting culture, headlines, and what “everyone else” is doing dictate your next move. This isn't about the *weight* on your shoulders; it's about the *wait* in your soul. That passive, disengaged stance where you’re waiting to see what the world does before you make a move. T.A. breaks down how that wait turns you into the world—how you start to reflect its division, its self-centeredness, and its noise. She walks you straight into the book of Jeremiah, where God had enough of a people who heard his call but chose to wait on and serve the world instead. This isn't just a bible story; it's a mirror for right now. This is your wake-up call to check your life. Your inaction is a decision. Your silence is a statement. Who are you serving with it?  - The world is loud, but God is waiting. It's time to stop serving your own comfort and start serving the one who made you for more. It's time to relent. Stop waiting on the world and start moving with God.  Music: "Yesterday"   Artist: Toonorth