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Better Not Bitter Podcast with Mayia Warren

Author: Mayia Warren

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Welcome to the Better Not Bitter Podcast. What began in 2021 as an endeavor to educate and bring awareness to disability, albinism, and chronic conditions has now flourished into an expanded mission to embrace redemptive storytelling for kingdom impact. Join your host, Mayia Warren, and guests for poignant conversations that delve into topics that revolve around transformation and wholeness in Christ. Whether you are seeking inspiration, information, or desire to lead a "Better Not Bitter" life...tune in. It's a journey and we are glad to have you along for the ride.
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In this inspiring episode of The Better Not Bitter Podcast, I sit down with the incredibly talented CeeAHNO to discuss our latest collaboration, the new single "Only You." Join us as we dive deep into the heart of the song, sharing the inspiration and stories behind its creation. CeeAHNO opens up about his unique creative process as a producer and musician, revealing how his faith and personal experiences shape his music. We explore the profound ways God uses pain to fuel our creativity and how this journey has impacted both of our lives. Tune in for an uplifting conversation filled with music, faith, and the transformative power of art. Don't miss it! Presave “Only You” https://lnk.to/Yk8lUM  For more information on CeeAHNO https://linktr.ee/ceeahno  For more information on Mayia Warrenhttps://mayiawarren.org/
Tune in to part two of the latest episode of the Better Not Bitter Podcast, where host Mayia Warren has a captivating conversation with esteemed guest Dr. Lamar Hardwick. In this insightful episode, they delve deep into the intertwined concepts of interdependence and storytelling. Dr. Hardwick brings his expertise to the forefront as they explore how our interconnectedness shapes the narratives we tell ourselves and others in light of Christ. From personal anecdotes to societal reflections and biblical concepts, they unpack the profound ways in which our stories reflect and shape our understanding of interdependence in the grand scope of the Kingdom and community. For more information about Dr. Lamar Hardwick ⁠https://autismpastor.com/⁠ To check out Dr. Hardwick's Publications ⁠ How Ableism Fuels Racism: Dismantling the Hierarchy of Bodies in the Church⁠ ⁠Disability and the Church: A Vision for Diversity and Inclusion⁠ For more information about Mayia Warren ⁠https://mayiawarren.org/⁠ Part One of the Episode https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betternotbitter/episodes/Part-1-The-Impact-of-Storytelling-with-Dr--Lamar-Hardwick-e2kqt3b 
Tune in to part one of the latest episode of the Better Not Bitter Podcast, where host Mayia Warren has a captivating conversation with esteemed guest Dr. Lamar Hardwick. In this insightful episode, they delve deep into the intertwined concepts of interdependence and storytelling. Dr. Hardwick brings his expertise to the forefront as they explore how our interconnectedness shapes the narratives we tell ourselves and others in light of Christ. From personal anecdotes to societal reflections and biblical concepts, they unpack the profound ways in which our stories reflect and shape our understanding of interdependence in the grand scope of the Kingdom and community. For more information about Dr. Lamar Hardwick ⁠https://autismpastor.com/⁠ To check out Dr. Hardwick's Publications ⁠ How Ableism Fuels Racism: Dismantling the Hierarchy of Bodies in the Church⁠ ⁠Disability and the Church: A Vision for Diversity and Inclusion⁠ For more information about Mayia Warren ⁠https://mayiawarren.org/⁠
In today's episode, we follow Mayia as she returns to her High School Alma Mater, accompanied by her mentees from the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) club. Tune into this special edition of the Better Not Bitter Podcast for Mental Health Awareness Month.
Join Mayia and Catina as they discuss life with chronic illness.
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