Things My Mother Never Told Me

Episode 13 features author Tapeka Dixon-Malone, discussing her book: The Church Girl Chronicles: Double Life. Tapeka talks through her personal journey and connection to the book, as it relates to her ministry and purpose in life. The book is available on Amazon for purchase. Check it out!

Episode 13 features author Tapeka Dixon-Malone, discussing her book: The Church Girl Chronicles: Double Life. Tapeka talks through her personal journey and connection to the book, as it relates to her ministry and purpose in life. The book is available on Amazon for purchase. Check it out!

The cast is back, and chatting about more current and local headlines. In Michigan, Gov. Whitmer repeals requirement for asset test when applying for food assistance. What will that look like for new applicants or those previously denied? 
Last few weeks included local tragedies that are discussed. Have we arrived? Has the black community finally likened themselves to other races in terms of type of headlines we're making.
Take a listen to another great episode. 

The cast is back, and chatting about more current and local headlines. In Michigan, Gov. Whitmer repeals requirement for asset test when applying for food assistance. What will that look like for new applicants or those previously denied? 
Last few weeks included local tragedies that are discussed. Have we arrived? Has the black community finally likened themselves to other races in terms of type of headlines we're making.
Take a listen to another great episode. 

This episode features your cast discussing  current events happening around the world.
We're chatting about 93 year old Ms. Josephine wright of South Carolina, who's being sued by Bailey Point Investment Group in what Wright believes is a form of intimidation. Wright's property has been in her family since the end of the Civil War, and when she declined to sell, Bailey Point came after her.
The conversation also lands on discussion of the pending Supreme Court decision on Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness plan. (As of 6/30, a decision was made). And finally, there was also briefly talk about African American women and childbirth. 

This episode features your cast discussing  current events happening around the world.
We're chatting about 93 year old Ms. Josephine wright of South Carolina, who's being sued by Bailey Point Investment Group in what Wright believes is a form of intimidation. Wright's property has been in her family since the end of the Civil War, and when she declined to sell, Bailey Point came after her.
The conversation also lands on discussion of the pending Supreme Court decision on Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness plan. (As of 6/30, a decision was made). And finally, there was also briefly talk about African American women and childbirth. 

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On this episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me, we're chatting with Min. Cassandra Phipps CEO of Fired Up Ministries. Min. Phipps shares her journey to developing Fired Up Ministries and how it came to be. She discusses how she started in the counseling/therapy field, and then created Fired Up Ministries.

Join us as we learn more and she shares her story.

Welcome back!

On this episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me, we're chatting with Min. Cassandra Phipps CEO of Fired Up Ministries. Min. Phipps shares her journey to developing Fired Up Ministries and how it came to be. She discusses how she started in the counseling/therapy field, and then created Fired Up Ministries.

Join us as we learn more and she shares her story.

Welcome back to another cast episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me. This episode we're chatting more about current event national and local.
Could you imagine working your 9 to 5, and someone randomly gifts you $500? Then that $500 turns into a $50k gift? Well it happened for Linita Edge of Detroit. Tune in to hear this story. 

We also discuss the California Reparations Task Force, which was established to study and develop reparation proposals for African Americans, specifically those who are   descendants of enslaved in the United States.
 
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Welcome back to another cast episode of Things My Mother Never Told Me. This episode we're chatting more about current event national and local.
Could you imagine working your 9 to 5, and someone randomly gifts you $500? Then that $500 turns into a $50k gift? Well it happened for Linita Edge of Detroit. Tune in to hear this story. 

We also discuss the California Reparations Task Force, which was established to study and develop reparation proposals for African Americans, specifically those who are   descendants of enslaved in the United States.
 
Follow, Share, and Subscribe to the Youtube Channel: Things My Mother Never Told Me.