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...Four storytellers representing various races, ethnicities, gender identities, expressions and ages (from 14 - 16 years old). How are we really doing as parents, educators, mentors, leaders, and family members? Do we know how to engage in healthy, trauma-informed dialogue? Are we willing to hold space for REAL conversations with teenagers and let them speak truth to power - even if WE are the power that needs to be challenged? ...Mental health, pronouns, Black Lives Matter, politics, parenting, schools and more! Watch or listen in with a young person you care about and make time to talk with them about what you – and they – think!
Kimberly, DeVaughn (TBU co-host) and Karla (The EFFF!! IT Hour host) share laughs, sentimental moments and wisdom with the Lindsay family. Together, we discuss sibling rivalry, family ties, regrets, risks, rewards and how generational curses can be broken and do end. Through continued conversation with Michael and his adult children, this episode explores the lessons we learn within family structures - positive and negative - as well as the work that goes into creating and sustaining healthy, functional families.
Kimberly and DeVaughn (TBU co-host) break down elements of parental trauma, multigenerational family dysfunction and the power of breaking generational curses with TBU special guest Michael. Through conversation with Michael and his wife, Jen, this episode tackles the sensitive topics of rage, absentee fathers, interracial dating and the challenge of creating - and sustaining - a functional and loving family without the 'sins of the (grand)father'. Is it possible to make great marriage and parenting choices if/when you were not given good examples?
DeVaughn (TBU co-host) and TBU special guest Lindell share their experiences with their fathers, father figures and impacts of these men on their perception and embodiment of masculinity. Both men reflect on their thoughts and experiences of being sons and Lindell discusses how his father shaped the way he fathers his own children. We send love, peace, and grace to all fathers during this Father's Day and to the fathers that have transitioned. The love of a father will forever be cherished.
What’s stronger than sisterhood or a devoted mother’s love?! Episode 2 of the Talkin' Bout Us Podcast features special guest Lisa-Marie Rojas, sister of co-host Kimberly Brazwell. Lisa-Marie shares her story of intergenerational trauma including mental illness, abuse, citizenship and more! Get ready to be inspired as she shares how losing and finding her voice had unique impacts on her experience with motherhood and sisterhood.
Talkin' Bout Us is an intergenerational podcast by, for and about the BIPOC community. This year's theme is "Finding Our Voices" with co-hosts Kimberly Brazwell and DeVaughn Croxton. This podcast is in collaboration with OSU BYMOC Collective and KiMISTRY. Episode one includes a family-style conversation with a BIPOC lens on topics ranging from dessert and hustling to Black hair and cultural pride.
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