Dear Me

Tammie and Brionn sit down for a hilarious and informative interview with millennial author Natasha Sattler. We talk about some of the themes and topics in her new book, "Shit Adults Never Taught Us", as well as dive into the biggest knowledge gaps our generation face today. We had so much fun recording this interview, and we know you'll have just as much fun laughing and learning along with us while listening! 

You can follow Natasha on Instagram @shitadultsnevertaughtus and @natsattravels. You can purchase "Shit Adults Never Taught Us" on Apple Books, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.

As always, you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @dearmepodcast!

We are back! Dear Me steps into 2021 with a relaxed catch up episode. Tammie and Brionn talk about how we've been coping in the pandemic, tackle major events from the beginning of the year, and give you the tea on how to live your best life (safely) this summer!

As always, follow us @dearmepodcast on Twitter and Instagram!

Join us this week for our last episode in our amazing black business owner interview series, and our last episode of the year! Today we sit down with two great artistic minds of our community and talk about a topic that affects us all in different ways, black culture and creativity. We discuss expressing creativity, the importance of exploring other cultures, and how black culture inspires our art. Tune in for this very invigorating conversation with Ms. Justice Crisp of Crisp Design and Mr. Daniel Johnson of Project Grey Wolf!

Please go follow our guests and support them in all of their endeavors! You can find Ms. Justice Crisp on IG @jcrispdesign, on Facebook, or on LinkedIn. You can also visit her website at jcrispdesign.com.

You can find Mr. Daniel Johnson on IG @projectgreywolf and @lookatusnowapparel, or on YouTube. You can also visit his website projectgreywolf.com.

As always, you can follow us @dearmepodcast on IG and @dearmepodcast on Twitter and join the conversation! Happy Holidays everyone, we will see you next year!

Welcome back to the third installment of our black business interview series! Today we are talking to Wealth Management Advisor, Marlon Scott, and Texas Realtor, Andre Shaw, about where to start when your goal is to build generational wealth as a black person. We discuss the different pathways we can take to grow wealth, how to address the knowledge gap in our communities, and what you can do NOW with what you have to start your financial journey.

Please connect with our guest Andre Shaw on Facebook for all of your real estate needs in the DFW area.

You can connect with Marlon Scott in LinkedIn, or email him directly at [email protected]. 

As always you can follow us on IG @dearmepodcast and on Twitter @dearmepodcast and join the conversation!

Welcome back for the second episode in our black business interview series. Today we are talking with Dozie Oheri, founder and CEO of Choose To Do, Inc, a nonprofit that mentors underprivileged youth ages 9 – 19 years old on the physical and mental benefits of positive thinking while exposing them to new life experiences. We discuss how children of color relate to the world, what they need to succeed, and how we as parents and other adults can help them along their journey. 

Please go and support our guest and her business, she's doing amazing work! You can learn more about Choose To Do Inc at their website, choosetodoinc.org. You can also follow them on Instagram @choosetodoinc, on Twitter @ChoosetoDOInc, and on Facebook at Choose To Do, Inc. Lastly, please subscribe to their Youtube channel at Choose To Do, Inc.

You can follow Brionn, our co-host and co-guest for this episode, on Instagram @brionnwarnermusic, on Twitter @BrionnWMusic, and on Facebook at Brionn Warner Music. You can find out more information about her business at her website brionnwarnermusic.com, and subscribe to her Youtube channel at Brionn Warner Music.

As always, you can follow us and join the conversation @dearmepodcast on Instagram or @dearmepodcast on Twitter!

We are kicking off our Black Business Owner interview series with two very special guests! Author, community advocate, freelance writer, and Tammie's big brother Marcel Wormsley joins us to give his perspective. Along with actor, freelance EVERYTHING-er, Global Director of Training Solutions for Creator Up, and Brionn's mom Sophia Flot-Warner. We talk about our approach to networking, how we have built and maintained business and family relationships, and how to overcome hostile relationships as a black entrepreneur. 

Please follow our guests on social media and support them in all their endeavors! 

Follow Sophia @SophiaFlotW on Instagram @SophiaFlotW on Twitter and Sophia Flot-Warner on Facebook. You can also visit her website at SophiaFlot-Warner.com or buy her books on Amazon

Follow Marcel on Instagram @mtw1781 and Marcel Tivon Wormsley on Facebook. You can find his poetry book, 'In Search of Moonlit Crevices' on Amazon. You can also visit his website at MarcelWormsley.com and find out more about his publishers at DawnBreakerPress.com.

And as always, you can follow the show and join the conversation @dearmepodcast on IG and @dearmepodcast on Twitter. You can find our personal handles in the bio!

With election day quickly approaching, we wanted to drop some quick knowledge on you guys to take with you to the polls this year. So much has changed since our last election cycle, so lets talk about how to find your candidate, what options are left for voters this year, and how to stay safe at the polls.

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Young people are buying homes in a record breaking market right now, so we wanted to give you the scoop on how to get started buying your first home! Join us as we talk about the basic steps to the home buying process, who you'll need on your team, and how to make the process work best for YOUR situation. Owning your own home may not be as far fetched as you once thought!

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This week, we dive into the exhausting and complicated experience of dealing with police as a black-American. We address the racist origins of American police forces, #blacklivesmatter and the new civil rights movement, and talk solutions to the 400-year-old issue STILL taking the lives of black people in 2020. Join us for this informative, emotional, and passionate conversation.

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We're back! Brionn and Tammie dive into the COVID-19 pandemic and share some basic information about how this all started, ways to stop the spread of this virus in our communities, and how to protect your mental health during quarantine. We are so excited to get back to business with you all!