Healing The Soul Podcast

The Power of Friendship

Episode 8 The Power of Friendship | Healing the Soul Podcast In this episode, we dive deep into The Power of Friendship , the real meaning of loyalty, love, and genuine support between friends. I dedicate this one to all my real friends and especially my best friend, Sister Tasha. We talk about what true friendship looks like, how it helps us heal, and why having solid people in your corner matters. 💭 Sometimes friendship is the therapy we didn’t know we needed. 🎙 Shoutout to Best Kept Secret Lounge! Located at 4255 Main Street, Philadelphia, PA 19127 one of the best upscale hookah lounges in the city! * BYOB 🍾 | Great food & good eats 🍽 | All-day brunch 🥞 * Taco Tuesdays 🌮 * Wings Wednesdays 🍗 (some of the best wings in Philly!) * BKS Wednesdays – Bring Your Own Bottle 💨 * Happy Hour Tuesday–Thursday, 5 PM–8 PM (First bottle $20, second bottle half off) 🕔 Hours: * Closed Mondays * Tuesday & Wednesday: 5 PM – 11 PM * Thursday: 5 PM – 1 AM * Friday: 2 PM – 1 AM * Saturday & Sunday: 11 AM – 1 AM 🏈 It’s football season, NBA is back , so come out, chill, and catch a vibe at Best Kept Secret Lounge. 💐 In Loving Memory of My Grandmother, Nana At the end of this episode, I share a special clip of my grandma talking about friendship. Her words still hit hard today: “Everybody ain’t your friend. Your friend will cut your head off.” Rest in peace, Nana. I love you forever. ❤️

Women in Business Series (Ep. 7) Kyndra Crump: Comedy, Faith Entrepreneurship

In Episode 7 of the Healing the Soul Podcast Women in Business series, we sit down with Kyndra Crump comedian, author of Diamond in the Rough, Clark Atlanta University alum, and future Licensed Clinical Social Worker. We dive into her journey of faith, education, business, and laughter from building a tutoring company to writing her book, chasing dreams, and inspiring others with humor and purpose. Follow Kyndra on Instagram: @thekyndracrumpshow Check out her book Diamond in the Rough: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0BN21JDG7/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1694611997&sr=8-1&fbclid=PAZnRzaAM8CmdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABp8lYlOFlg7dKkRTUaTWlGhm3EvrHgso-p515HHOODdsX4CwM5ok1iQ6LBxfO_aem_8gE8qsnv9ZEY82PUGtGXAQ Follow us on Instagram: @healingthesoulpodcast #HealingTheSoulPodcast #WomenInBusiness #KyndraCrump #DiamondInTheRough #MentalHealthIsImportant #FaithAndBusiness #ComedyLife #AuthorLife #PodcastSeries ✨ Available on all major platforms: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and YouTube.

The Power of Forgiveness

Healing the Soul Podcast Episode 6: The Power of Forgiveness Hosted by Brother Steppa Forgiveness is one of the most powerful, yet most misunderstood parts of healing. In the streets, we’re taught to never let disrespect slide. In the church, we’re told to forgive seventy times seven. At home, wounds cut so deep that sometimes it feels impossible to let go. But what does real forgiveness look like? And how do we actually get there? In this episode, Brother Steppa takes us on a raw journey through the pain and the process of forgiveness, from family betrayals to street beefs to church hurt. We unpack how unforgiveness poisons our minds, bodies, and souls, and how learning to release it can unlock peace, freedom, and even generational healing. With scriptures like Ephesians 4:31-32 and Matthew 6:14-15, real street wisdom, and family-centered reflections, this episode digs deep into what it means to forgive without forgetting and to love without losing yourself. Forgiveness is not weakness it’s strength. It doesn’t excuse the pain, but it sets you free from carrying it. Whether you’re struggling to forgive someone else or yourself, Episode 6 will challenge you, encourage you, and push you toward healing. Tune in to Episode 6: The Power of Forgiveness now streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and all platforms. This is bought to you by “Mental Health Is Important” @healingthesoulpodcast https://linktr.ee/Mentalhealthisimportantnow?lt_utm_source=lt_share_link#496676541

Episode 5 – Special Edition: Women in Business with Naturaljay

On this special edition of the Healing the Soul Podcast, Brother Steppa sits down with entrepreneur, model, content creator, and powerhouse businesswoman Naturaljay. In this inspiring conversation, she shares her journey from starting her very first business to her current ventures, including the launch of her brand-new e-books for first-time home buyers and credit repair. Naturaljay talks about the challenges and triumphs of being a woman in business, what it takes to take a leap of faith, and how she balances her creative side with her entrepreneurial spirit. She also introduces her brand Shop Golden Luxe Co., which is set to launch soon, and gives us a glimpse of her goals for the future. ✨ Follow & Support Naturaljay: • Instagram: @_naturaljay • Business Instagram: @ShopGoldenLuxCO • Website: ShopGoldenLuxCO.com 🎤 Hosted by Brother Steppa #HealingTheSoulPodcast #WomenInBusiness #EntrepreneurLife #BossWomen #ShopGoldenLuxCO #Naturaljay #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #CreditRepair #FaithAndBusiness #BlackExcellence

The Five Stages of Grief

Episode 4 : Grief doesn’t come easy and it doesn’t come the same for everyone. In this powerful episode of Healing the Soul, Brother Steppa walks us through the Five Stages of Grief: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. We break it down in plain language from every corner whether you’re in the streets, at home, among friends, at school, or deep inside your heart. Along the way, you’ll hear real-life stories, gentle affirmations, comforting scriptures, and heartfelt prayers to guide you through your grief journey. Plus, Brother Steppa shares his own story of healing to remind you: you’re not alone in this process. Philadelphia listeners, we’ve included a list of trusted local mental health resources and hotlines right here because help should be easy to find. Sponsored by Mental Health Is Important. Helpful Hotlines & Mental Health Resources (Philadelphia) * Behavioral Health Crisis (DBHIDS) Call 215-686-4420 (24/7) for immediate help with suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, addictions, relationship problems, or other behavioral health crises. Mental Health Delegate Line Call 215-685-6440 (24/7) to access mobile emergency teams or crisis assessments. 988 / Philadelphia Crisis Line (PCL) Dial 988 anytime for free, confidential crisis support. Trained counselors can offer mobile crisis teams and community resources. If you’re outside Philly, dial 988 or find a local hotline in your area. You don’t have to face this alone. #HealingTheSoul #GriefSupport #FiveStagesOfGrief #MentalHealthMatters #BrotherSteppa #Philadelphia #988 #CrisisSupport #FaithAndHealing #YouAreNotAlone