Enneagram For The Culture

In this episode, Camille and Kimberly host Jamila, an artist, creative, and the Black Enneagram 4 behind the beautiful brand @typesinblackink. In this final conversation for this season the ladies get into navigating the complexities of Blackness, Blackness and belonging, and their hopes for Black people to access connection and healing spaces. Thank you for your support this season! If you are in...

In this engaging conversation, Kim and Camille welcome Bronwyn Lucas, a public health leader, to discuss the intersection of the Enneagram, therapy, and black identity. They explore personal experiences with the Enneagram, the importance of self-discovery, and the role of creativity in personal growth. Bronwyn shares her journey through therapy, the challenges of leadership as an eight, and her ho...

In this episode of 'Enneagram for the Culture', hosts Kim and Camille engage in a deep conversation with poet and teaching artist Ciona Rouse. They explore the intersection of therapy, Blackness, and the Enneagram, discussing Ciona's journey in creating a poetry-centric bookstore and bar, her reflections on her Enneagram type, and the importance of community and connection. The conversation delves...

In this episode, Camille and Kimberly host Montina Myers-Galloway, a Black Enneagram 1. In this conversation, Montina discusses the importance of Black women freeing themselves of the responsibility of prioritizing others’ over themselves. Montina, a therapist, speaker, and beloved bestie of Kim’s, is an expert in addressing Parentification in Black Women. In this episode the ladies discuss the im...

In this episode, Camille and Kimberly host Rodney McCormick, a Black Enneagram 9. In this conversation, Rodney discusses the importance of young people knowing their power and purpose, Black men knowing that they are deserving, and he reminds us all of hope. Rodney also talks about his work at the YMCA and their efforts to address disparities in Southeast Raleigh, his work alongside organizations...

In this episode, Camille and Kimberly chat with Dr. Margaret Brunson, a Black Enneagram 3. In this conversation, Margaret discusses the importance of creating spaces where Black people can be themselves and the connection between freedom and love. They explore the evolving conversations around identity and the need for individuals to not over-identify with one aspect of themselves. Margaret also s...

In this episode, hosts Kim and Camille engage in a deep conversation with Erica Smith, a therapist and a Type Six, focusing on the loyalist's characteristics, subtypes, and the personal journey of understanding one's type. The discussion highlights the importance of context in identifying Enneagram types, especially within the framework of relationships and personal experiences. Erica shares her j...

In this episode, Camille and Kim interview Quay Weston, a Black Southern designer, writer, and type 5. Quay shares his experiences with the Enneagram and how it intersects with his identity as a Black man. The conversation explores personal reflections on the Enneagram, the challenges of being a Type Five, and the importance of preserving family history through the Yonda Project. In this conversat...

In this episode, Camille and Kimberly interview their first guest of the season, Kiara Ruth, a black Enneagram 2. Kiara shares her journey of discovering her Enneagram type and how being a 2 intersects with her blackness. In this conversation, Kiara Ruth discusses how her types shows up her in relationships. She shares about her relationship with therapy, her hopes for Black people in the realm of...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan kick off season 4 of 'Enneagram for the Culture' by sharing what they've been up to over the past year since the season 3 finale and what they are excited for with the upcoming season! Hosts: Kimberly Reese ( ⁠⁠⁠⁠@kreeselcsw⁠⁠⁠⁠ ) and Camille Logan ( ⁠⁠⁠⁠@camille.logan.lcmhc⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠C.loganlpc@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠ ) Follow us on Instagram ( ⁠⁠⁠⁠@enneagramforthec...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan share their “favorite” moments from this incredible season and their hopes moving forward.  Check out our ⁠⁠⁠podcast playlist.⁠⁠⁠ Hosts: Kimberly Reese ( ⁠⁠⁠@kreeselcsw⁠⁠⁠ ) and Camille Logan ( ⁠⁠⁠@camille.logan.lcmhc⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠C.loganlpc@gmail.com⁠⁠ ) Follow us on Instagram ( ⁠⁠⁠@enneagramfortheculture⁠⁠⁠ ) Editor: Kress Estime- ⁠⁠estimekress@gmail.com⁠⁠ (...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Valentine Marie. Valentine is a writer, Enneagram coach, and the host of The Enneagram-ish Podcast! Join us as Valentine shares her experiences in white spaces, her hope for Black people who are healing from mishandling, and her encouragement for us all to have a massive tantrum. Laughs and love are guaranteed in this final guest interview of...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Dayo Ajanaku. Dayo is the owner and founder of the instagram page, @theblackenneagram. Listen as Dayo shares her motivation for creating her popular instagram page, her hope for Black people, and her own recent personal work that is a powerful reminder for all of us. You can connect with Dayo on instagram (@theblackenneagram) or at her websit...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Maximillian Matthews a wise and loving educator, advocate, and author. Listen as Kim helps Maximillian land on Max's type, share how it intersects with identities Max holds, and hear Max share about the vision he holds for the Black community. You can connect with Max on instagram (@Maximillianjamaal). Max's book can be found here. Episode So...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Jessica Denise Dickson, a life empowerment coach, as she beautifully shares wisdom her journey as a Black type 8, how we can use our own voices, and also accept what we can and can not change. To connect with Jessica you can follow her on instagram (@jessicaddicksoncoaching) and if you'd like more information on her leadership training progra...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Charlene Dyer, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Clinician to discuss her Enneagram journey as a type 5, her hope for Black people, and the three discuss unique aspects of being a therapist. To connect with Charlene you can email her at Charlene@thereesecollective.com. Don't forget to send over some quotes for her! Episode Song: ⁠Bigger by Be...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Kress Estime, the show's editor! On this episode hear from Kress as he discusses his Enneagram journey as a type 2, his strong show of love for the people in his life, his beautiful hope for Black people, and how he has learned to practically show him self love. To connect with Kress you can follow him on Instagram (@alotaboutpod): or at his...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Milton Stewart to discuss his Enneagram journey as a type 7, his impact in the Enneagram space as a leader and pioneer, the importance of Black men making room for emotions, and his hope for self-growth and Black people. To connect with Milton you can follow him on Instagram (@doitforthegrampodcast⁠) and/or connect with him at his website, ht...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Mimi Cole to discuss her enneagram journey as a type 2, a need for spaces to release anger, her views on manipulation, and the desire for belonging. To connect with Mimi you can follow her on instagram (@the.lovelybecoming) and/or connect with her at her website, https://mimi-cole.com/. Episode Song: Pretty Brown Skin by ALTON KIING Check out...

Co-hosts Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are joined by Brittany Bennett Weston to discuss her enneagram journey, discovering the importance of rest, and her latest project that she is working on. To connect with Brittany you can follow her on instagram (@bbennettweston) and sign up for her email list at https://www.brittanybennettweston.com/ to follow her work. Episode Song: Free Mind by Tems Che...

Kimberly Reese and Camille Logan are back for season 3 of Enneagram for the Culture! Listen as they catch up on how things have been during the off season and where they are going for season 3! Episode Song: All We Got by Chance the Rapper Check out our podcast playlist. Hosts: Kimberly Reese ( @kreeselcsw ) and Camille Logan ( @camille.logan.lcmhc ) Follow us on Instagram (@enneagramfortheculture...

Kimberly Reese & Camille Logan, Black therapists hailing out of North Carolina are concluding season two with guest (Camille's Pastor and friend) Rev. Lisa Yebuah (@petite_pastor). You are in for such a gift in this season finale as the ladies touch on growth and healing in a Black body, celebrate Black womanhood, and all while singing 90s R&B. Rev. Lisa drops so much wisdom and love, we h...

Kimberly Reese & Camille Logan, Black therapists hailing out of North Carolina are exploring the virtue, idea, fixation, and passion of Type 7 in episode 11. Listen in as these dope therapists joyfully usher in the conclusion of season 2 with our Epicurists in this second to last episode of the season. Song: Glory by Common and John Legend. Hosts: Kimberly Reese (@kreeselcsw) and Camille Logan...

Kimberly Reese & Camille Logan, Black therapists hailing out of North Carolina are exploring the virtue, idea, fixation, and passion of Type 6 in episode 10. Listen in as these dope therapists explore fear and courage with our Loyalists. Song: Hello Fear by Kirk Franklin.  Sign up for The Melanated Enneagram here. Trying to work with Kim? Text or DM her! 18332304772 Hosts: Kimberly Reese (@kre...

Kimberly Reese & Camille Logan, Black therapists hailing out of North Carolina are moving into the head triad with Type 5. Listen in as these dope therapists get curious and courageous with our Investigators. Song: We Shall Overcome by Rev Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  Sign up for The Melanated Enneagram here . Trying to work with Kim? Text or DM her! 18332304772 Hosts: Kimberly Reese (@kreesel...