The “inspirationalist”

In the midst of our crisis the unknown, and vulnerable state is awkward. “For the thing which I greatly fear comes upon me, And that of which I am afraid has come upon me.” Where is the blessings?

The dreadful crisis we experience behind the bars of our souls. How to position ourselves in the midst of these crisis, understanding the warfare between the flesh and spirit.

In this book I will take you on a journey of seven and a half years of the most difficult times of my life. The dynamics of marriage, mental illness, the pain of loss, behind the prison walls, and more that lingered and existed behind the bars of my soul. How I toiled and fought with what I thought was a curse on my life, and then there was forgiveness. How I escaped from behind the walls of my so...

Hopefully, the implication of policies and laws will enforce change. Yet, you and I know that somethings... The complexities of human behavior will always be challenged.

I cuss, have sex, put a hit out, God understands. They did it in the Bible God understood. Conditions consequences? How can God punish when he understood them?

When Deborah met Randall Hamm she had no idea he was meant for her, but as the relationship grew, she knew he was Mr. Right. Deborah talks about her recent experience loosing Randall, her husband and soulmate. How in the midst of the storm, the strength of God is sustaining her. She explains the process of grief and how her life has changed since she lost Randall. Deborah is a silent pioneer in he...

This podcast is based on feedback from the podcast, Today’s dating “games,” the young and the elders. What happened? After the yes, then what! Is your relationship based on conditions, Or is your relationship unconditional? Hmm!

Cory Ghettodoctor talks about two marriages and divorces. After his second divorce, he swore, “I will never get married again.” Being single for a number of years, why his tone changed and he desires a wife. Are elderly men jeopardizing their health to have relationships with younger women? Men and women, why sex toys, and more... fornication but not fornication? Real talk

Unfiltered, jovial, but serious dialogue with Tina Hart, and our sons and music producers, buddybangs and bigmike Hart, about being raised by single moms. How it has affected their lives. The challenges (gangs, skipping class), support systems, church verses unchurched, the music industry, and connecting to hurt and broken people. You will hear the importance of being a mother and not a friend, an...

Based on the movie Django, I focus on the mental, physical, and emotional strength that Django and Mr. Schultz contribute when they came together to avenge the adversaries. I explain the four strengths in a natural and spiritual setting.

Many believers differ in opinions about protesting. But if it were their son, daughter, cousin, uncle, or any family member hung from a tree, innocently shot and killed, would they think differently about protesting? Hmm! Listen about the parable Jesus gave about the woman who protested...

The police brutality that plagued the black community.

Are you suffocating in your mask? You may not be the only one who feels uncomfortable wearing a mask. Niesha George shares about the mask, testing for the virus, nurses and vaccinations, and normalcy.

School system were struggling prior to this pandemic and viewing innovative ways to reconstruct students, programming them to be dependent on a partially broken school system. A system forced to become parents to students from broken homes. I’m almost sure there will be a new norm the our school system.

There are characteristics of men that women expect and characteristics of women that men expect. Negative experiences taken from one relationship to another is sure to be short lived.

Niesha, a single mother, shares why she became a nurse. She explains the daily fears and anxieties she face since the COVID-19 breakout. One of her concerns, which she explains in depth, is keeping her asthmatic son safe by socially distancing from him in their home. She talks about how the health care system real-time changes of methods of testing and treatments has providers implementing immedia...

Mental and physical abuse during the pandemic. Healing the negativity fed daily into our lives, pleasant words, laughter, and music.

Gabby discuss: - [ ] How she invented her Barrett’s - [ ] Hair products - [ ] Her book, “Gabby Invents the Perfect Hair Bows - [ ] Her academy - [ ] Managing school work and business - [ ] Her Online courses - [ ] Business during this pandemic She can be reached at Gabbybows.com

Cory Ghettodoctor talks about, as a dialysis patient, the precautions he’s using during this pandemic, holistic living, and fishing.

The arguments are about the safety of members, monetary loss, obeying the laws of the land, and the effectiveness of digital church. While these concerns are happening in the churches, laws are being implemented that will affect and transform the church system. Hmm!

How man uses fear to control, but power yet belongs to God.

Why name yourself the “Ghettodoctor.” Cory shares about his health complications, anxiety and fears and how he overcame them. How he changed his diet to holistic eating, and his dialysis treatments went from three to two days a week.

I’ll discuss public panic, and fights. Following the guidelines to protect from the virus, and my faith in God.

Rehabilitation for repeated offender may not be the best way for normalcy. Maybe transformation is a better choice.

Telling a story about family dialogue and how assumptions can hinder life.