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Do Not Resuscitate
Grab your wine, grab your snacks, a blanket, and some tissues... it's about to get deep! Do Not Resuscitate Podcast is based on the journey of 2 women in 2 different places in their lives. Nichole is the daring and candid one...she will get you right together respectfully. Ruthia is the one who will pray and lay hands... it's called balance. We're so ready to begin our season together of healing, getting shit off our chest, and facing our fears. Together we will hold each other accountable for no longer giving life to the things that no longer deserve air, that's right it's DO NOT RESUSCITATE...
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Último episodio
21 de nov. de 2024
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Episodios
It's YOU I Don't Want to Marry! 21.11.2024 1:15:08
Welcome to Season Two of the Do Not Resuscitate Podcast! In this episode, host Ruthia the Shy One and co-host Brandon Jackson—also known as DJ Crack—sit down for an unfiltered conversation about the power of choosing oneself and letting go of what no longer serves us. Together, they celebrate the courage of women who prioritize their happiness and well-being by breaking free from toxic situations....
The Election & Mental Health 06.11.2024 1:31:33
In this heartfelt episode of the "Do Not Resuscitate" podcast, our dynamic hosts, Nicole, Tommy, and Ruthia, dive deep into the importance of recognizing when something no longer serves you. With candid conversations about personal experiences, the impact of mental health, and the necessity of prioritizing oneself, they touch on powerful themes of empowerment and self-love. They discuss navigating...
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