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Jimmy Carr is a stand-up comic, writer, actor, and television host. Carr's most recent special, "His Dark Material," is available on Netflix. 

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Brian Simpson is a stand-up comic who hosts the "Bottom of the Barrel" improvised comedy show at the Comedy Mothership and his own podcast, "BS with Brian Simpson."

Singer and performer Durand Bernarr joins us this week to explore what it means to show in the music industry and life as your authentic self - even if you're like no one else. 

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Joining me this week is Chelsey Benzel, Intuitive Mentor for thought leaders, coaches, and content creators. She is a writer, mentor, and host of And the Net Appeared Podcast. She mixes spiritual tools, intuitive guidance, and personal development to help women reclaim their power and share their gifts with the world. Chelsey is such a genuine, authentic, and kind soul moving through this world that wants to help you shine your light.

In this episode, I share: 

• [2:05] We have so much in common on a human level 
• [4:25] Chelsey shares about hiding behind her podcast
• [6:55] Disconnect with your online presence
• [9:04] Working through the disconnect
• [11:33] Resisting the call to yourself out of fear
• [12:52] Chelsey shares about jumping back into her online business 
• [13:57] Leaning into the resistance and being called to your higher purpose  
• [16:20] Shift in humanity’s consciousness
• [17:55] Alchemizing shame and the link to self-expression  
• [19:22] Working through shame
• [21:48] Shining a light on the fear - Sharing our shame with others
• [23:58] Full self-expression and visibility
• [27:07] Listening to our souls and morning practices 
• [28:30] Chelsey shares her self love journey 
• [32:25] Being afraid of being seen 
• [34:16] Little things that led Chelsey to not want to be seen 
• [35:07] Practices to embody self-love 
• [36:35] Choosing what you believe
• [39:54] Reprogramming your belief system
• [41:15] Past jobs and growing up
• [42:09] Patriarchal systems that shut women out start with the bible
• [43:45] Power within women
• [45:00] Loving and accepting yourself enough to be seen 
• [45:43] Clear the noise
• [47:51] Where you can find Chelsey
• [48:24] Chelsey discusses the Bad Bitch Mastermind membership group

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Joining me this week is Miriam Rachael Freed, a Liberation Coach & Consultant who’s framework of inclusivity is rooted in the intersectional relationships of wellness, expression, and justice. We’re diving into her philosophy behind liberation as well as talking about trauma and working with students with trauma, body healing, anxiety, depression, and why she left the public school system.

In this episode, I share: 

• [2:22] What led Miriam to education & back to entrepreneurship
• [5:13] Systemic education in different districts (charter & public schools)
• [8:01] Getting her students engaged in statistical math & how the pandemic affected school testing
• [9:57] Show up for her students
• [11:20] The Liberated Educator’s & The Liberated Woman Program
• [12:44] School systems are not teaching students how to be functional humans in society
• [15:02] Altering teaching methods during the pandemic so students don’t fall behind
• [17:33] The intersection of social, environmental, & spiritual justice
• [20:01] The word ‘white supremacy’...Is it linear thinking?
• [21:32] Childhood trauma and self-love
• [25:00] How LGBTQ kids were treated in the social system and the community
• [27:43] Women, equality, and spirituality
• [31:36] Miriam talks about the kind of response educators are getting in the classroom
• [34:04] Miriam explains her point of view on speaking to her students and clients about the Black Lives Matter Movement
• [36:16] Miriam explains why she thinks the education standards for kids are wrong
• [38:46] Teachers are being underpaid
• [40:37] Miriam shares a teaching moment

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Saad, Layla. Me & White Supremacy

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Joining me this week is Yolanda Reynolds, a believer who endeavors to live, love, and heal as Christ did. She uses the healing promises found in the holy scriptures as a foundation or contract to heal the sick and in some cases raise the dead. We also dive into Christianity, what her healing powers mean, and how she navigates that through this life, women’s role in religion, and Jesus. Although I’m a big believer in Christ, this is new to me so join me as we learn together.

In this episode, I share: 

• [1:48] How Yolanda is after ‘Christ-like Living’
• [5:48] Yolanda shares her story of how she became a Faith Healer
• [9:40] She describes the energy she feels when she uses her gifts
• [11:25] How she’s continued to use her gifts from a young girl to today
• [19:55] How Yolanda turned away from her purpose to pursue her wants in her life
• [22:33] Yolanda explains ‘Authority’ and how we all have it
• [23:22] We are all created in the image of God, which makes us Christ-like
• [28:50] Habits & daily practices Yolanda has developed  to connect with Christ
• [33:45] Yolanda’s view on women in religion and how they were represented then and how she views how they are represented now.
• [36:37] An expression of Christ through Yolanda
• [37:51] An opportunity to heal can look like an inconvenience
• [42:00] The things we are most resistant to can be the things we need
• [45:18] Yolanda shares a few stories of how she has raised the dead
• [49:21] Everyone has abilities but we choose how we connect with them based on our faith
• [51:52] I share why this episode was special to me

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This episode is an interview that I did on the podcast “Nas Talks”, hosted by Nuseir Yassin. This interview is a in-depth talk about the future of social media and turns into a spirited debate about how the internet should be regulated. Enjoy! Let me know what you thought.

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