Loving Kindness Everyday

🕊️ In this Loving Kindness Everyday Special, Kindness Calloway sits with Richelle D. Brown, Snellville City Council candidate, for a deeply spiritual and uplifting exchange about faith, endurance, and divine purpose. Richelle opens her heart about overcoming challenges, walking through the fire, and emerging refined but not consumed. Together, they explore how God's presence and love can guide not only personal healing but also public service — reminding us that even in the trials, grace leaves no trace of smoke.   ✨ Don't forget to make your voice heard — Snellville votes on November 4th, we all vote on the 4th of November.   

Breaking Every Box || LKE 3.12  Season 3 of Loving Kindness Everyday wraps with a boundary-breaking final episode you won't soon forget!  🎙️ Jessica Marshall first stepped into the public eye in the 1990s on The Phil Donahue Show, becoming one of the first trans women to openly share her story on national television. Decades later, she sits down with Kindness Calloway on Loving Kindness Everyday to reflect on that groundbreaking moment and everything that's come since. In this conversation, Jessica opens up about her personal journey with estrogen, what it feels like to live in her body, and how hormone therapy has shaped her experience of womanhood. We also dive into one of today's most debated topics —> trans athletes in sports. Should there be a third category where trans and nonbinary people can compete? Jessica shares her unfiltered take, bringing honesty, passion, and lived wisdom to the conversation. This episode isn't just about gender or sports it's about identity, truth, and the freedom to live beyond Every box society tries to put us in. This episode goes deep into gender identity, ethical non-monogamy (ENM), BDSM, and sexual taboos and truths that rarely get this kind of open, real conversation. Join the conversation!                      Reach out on social media —> let us know how You Feel!  ✨ …and stay tuned —> Season 4 will be here before you know it, and the best is yet to come! 📍 Loving Kindness Everyday is Sponsored in part by Rachelle Tires and Wheels (@rtwcustoms)   stop by and let them help you they are located at the corner of Boulevard and Memorial Drive in Southeast Atlanta, right across from Oakland Cemetery.  📍 Barber Logic (barberlogic.com) - Looking for the best barber shop in Atlanta, GA? Barber Logic offers expert haircuts, grooming, and personalized service in a modern, friendly atmosphere. (Ask for Tami 👉🏾 @tami_barberlogic)   Also featured: Rob Thompson (@sk8tl_official)  + Tiffany Calloway (@mrs.calloway)    Some Topics in the Episode Include: Jessica Marshall Fire Artist Interview Loving Kindness Everyday podcast Kindness Calloway Podcast Season 3 finale gender identity stories nonbinary athletes in sports ethical non monogamy ENM explained BDSM discussion podcast trans history Phil Donahue Show taboo conversations podcast queer podcast Atlanta LGBTQ podcast 2025 gender transition stories non monogamy podcast Kindness Calloway season 4 podcast announcement

One night at the skating rink, Kindness Calloway comes across a scene that makes them stop and ask: "Wait—what are you doing?" That's how this unexpected conversation with Ria (@riabarkr) began.   What follows is a raw and inspiring exchange about more than just music. Ria shares how her mom trained her not only in voice but also in spiritual awareness, teaching her to use the reticular activating system (RAS) to focus her thoughts and create the life she wants. We talk about why training your mind is just as important as training your craft.   We're also joined by Tyyla (@tyylamusic), who was there the night Kindness and Ria first met, and we give a big shoutout to Ria's UK producer Jared (@jxred.wav) for his work on Bliss.   The episode closes with an invitation: take about four minutes to channel Bliss while listening to Ria's song by the name. Let yourself enjoy a moment of calm, clarity, and joy. Thanks for tuning in to another episode! If you're looking to show Love ❤️ here are a few ways you can help us out:   Shop with Us: Search for "Kindness Calloway" on your favorite online store Or visit BentleyFortune.com and use coupon code   " KindnesstheKID " at checkout  Support us TODAY for $0.00! • Share this episode with a friend who might enjoy it • Leave us a comment on YouTube.com/@KindnessCalloway Your support means the world to us and helps us keep bringing you authentic stories and Divinely Inspired Conversations. Until next time, keep spreading that kindness!

In this episode of Loving Kindness Everyday, Kindness Calloway sits down with acclaimed Bahamian-born artist Lillian Blades for a calming and detailed conversation that feels like one of her assemblages—layered, reflective, and deeply personal. Born in Nassau, Bahamas in 1973 and now based in Atlanta, GA, Lillian Blades is celebrated for her large-scale mixed media assemblages inspired by her island upbringing, her West African ancestry, and the legacy of her late mother. She holds a BFA from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), an MFA from Georgia State University (GSU), and has studied at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture as well as Caversham in South Africa. Her public commissions include works for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and The East Atlanta Library, and her pieces are held in collections such as the Birmingham Museum of Art and The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas. In our time together, Lillian shares in her own words how her process unfolds—weaving both found and constructed materials into luminous veils of art that evoke Memory, Spirituality, and Connection. Lillian reflects on the influences of her childhood home, her cultural identity, and the path that led to her solo museum exhibition Through the Veil (Sarasota Art Museum, 2025). This conversation is not just about art—it is about heritage, artistry, and the power of creation. Sit with us as Lillian Blades talks us through her world of creation her process and the opens up about the journey behind her work and the spirit that continues to guide it. 

🎯 Don't Miss This Game-Changing Episode Connor Lamb's story is already sparking important conversations about faith, authenticity, and courage in Christian communities nationwide. His honest account of life at UGA, his role in Athens Church, and the moment he chose truth over comfort is exactly the kind of raw, real conversation our world needs right now. Meet Connor Lamb Connor Lamb lived what many would consider an exemplary college life at the University of Georgia. As a member of the 2022 UGA Homecoming Court, College Outreach Director at Athens Church, Christian fraternity leader, and University Judiciary Justice, Connor was known as "Mr. Christian" on campus. But behind this impressive resume was a young man wrestling with a truth he'd carried since childhood. About Connor's Journey Connor's story is one of remarkable achievement alongside a deep personal and spiritual struggle. After graduating from Johnson Ferry Christian Academy, he built an impressive career foundation as Director of Training and Manager at Chick-fil-A Roswell Corners before pursuing his Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics and Risk Management at UGA's Terry College of Business. Throughout college, Connor served in multiple leadership roles - from his position as a University of Georgia Judiciary Justice for over three years to his impactful work as both College Outreach Director and Family Experience Director at Athens Church. His dedication to God, his community, his frat brothers and university was evident in everything he did.... but something changed.  The Conversation You Need to Hear In this deeply personal episode of Loving Kindness Everyday, Connor sits down with Kindness Calloway in an intimate living room setting to share his authentic story. This isn't about scandal or controversy - it's about a young man's courage to live truthfully despite the potential cost - lossing everything. Even his home.  Connor opens up about navigating same-sex attraction since a young age while simultaneously becoming one of UGA's most visible Christian leaders. He shares the real impact of choosing authenticity over expectation, and how his decision affected his relationships, his community, and his sense of self. Why This Story Matters Connor's experience speaks to anyone who's ever felt caught between who they are and who others expect them to be, especially in the church. His story offers insight into: The complexity of faith and identity Gay Conversion Therapy  Leadership under theological struggle The cost and courage of living authentically How communities respond to unexpected truths Finding your path when it doesn't match the plan This conversation showcases Connor not as a headline, but as a thoughtful, accomplished young man whose honesty has been helping others navigate their own difficult journeys. Google "Kindness Calloway Podcast" to find us on all platforms and connect with our mission of creating space for honest, meaningful conversations. Follow our social media for more stories of courage, authenticity, and the beautiful complexity of human experience. Episode: "Stuck Between the Cross and the Closet: Connor Lamb's Story" Show: Loving Kindness Everyday with Kindness Calloway Available on all major podcast platforms This is Loving Kindness Everyday - where real stories matter and every journey deserves to be heard with compassion and understanding. Connect With Us Search "Kindness Calloway Podcast" to find all our social media channels and join a community that values authentic storytelling and meaningful conversations about life's most important questions.    

Recorded early in the summer of 2025, this episode captures a poolside conversation between Rob Thompson (@simpleempire787, IG) and Kindness Calloway. Rob shares the journey that's taken him from being a professional skater to working in finance, and ultimately choosing a new life path that reflects who he truly is. Together, Rob and Kindness reflect on the shaping forces of his story—movement, discipline, reflection, and resilience—while exploring what it means to keep rolling forward through life's unexpected turns. Feel the summer vibes and join us for a good time as we discuss life, living & new directions.  

Today's episode of Loving Kindness Everyday was recorded at Rachell Tires & Wheels, right on the corner of Memorial and Boulevard in southeast Atlanta, Georgia. While I was there, I met Alan D. Jenkins, and we ended up talking about Rivian, water, and responsibility. I'm excited to share that conversation with you, and I believe you'll find it just as thought-provoking as I did. If you missed yesterday's episode, be sure to go back and listen. It was an exercise in Constructive Thought Redirection, blending music with uplifting audio in both English and Spanish. It's designed to help us shift our mindsets and choose better thoughts—something I think you'll really enjoy. Beyond our discussion on electric vehicles, Alan also shared with me personally a bit of information about his work at Academy Mill Farm, a family-owned and operated farm providing grassfed meat from animals regenerating the soil. With deep roots in the land, Alan and farm are committed to protecting pastures, forests, streams, and the wildlife they share this home with. You can learn more by visiting Academy Mill Farm and No2Rivian.org to connect with Alan D. Jenkins and follow the ongoing Rivian battle here in Georgia. ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the show, share it with a friend, and rate it 5 stars on your favorite podcast app—> your support means something to Kindness and it really helps us grow and bring more conversations like this to you. So don't forget to hit subscribe so you never miss an episode!  - > KindnessCalloway.com 

Constructive Thought Direction Tool How to Use This Tool: When your mind is racing, when circumstances feel overwhelming, when you need to stop the mental chatter - press play. Let these declarations wash over you. Don't try to think or analyze, just listen, dance around, speak the words and absorb. Let the repetition do the work of rewiring your thoughts toward what you want to experience.         You Must Stop Thinking and Start Declaring It's important not to let situations and circumstances dictate your thoughts and feelings. In order to maintain right thinking and keep your mind fixed on things that are true, noble, just, pure, lovely - things that are worthy of smiling about in life - these are the thoughts we should meditate on and hold onto. But sometimes it's tough, right? That's why I use a method I call Constructive Thought Direction - where I choose a thought that feels good and think it over and over, actively not allowing my brain to go on "autopilot" or "rest," so I can focus on thoughts that are good even in situations that FEEL less than good. This episode IS that tool.  What This Is: 🎵 Pure Affirmation Audio - No talking, no teaching, just transformation 🌍 Bilingual Declarations - English and Spanish affirmations for maximum impact 🎶 Uplifting Background Music - Designed to calm your mental systems and give you a new focus ⚡ Strength & Health Focus - Every word speaks vitality over your life 🧠 Mental Reset Button - Use when you need to redirect your thoughts immediately. This Episode Theme: STRENGTH & HEALTH (Sana y Fuerza) Every affirmation in this episode declares strength and health over: Your physical body and all its systems Your relationships and connections Your finances and business life Your emotional and spiritual well-being Your entire life experience This is Constructive Thought Direction in action - choosing what your mind focuses on instead of letting life choose for you. Perfect for: Morning mindset reset Stressful moment intervention Before sleep reprogramming Workout motivation Meditation background Any time you need to redirect your mental energy Most admittedly, this is far easier said than done - which is why having this audio tool becomes essential. Your own Constructive Thought Direction will become evident in your life as you use it. Full blog post with complete affirmation script on KindnessCalloway.com! 📝 Share this tool to help others in need, like, follow and subscribe. 

This week on Loving Kindness Everyday, Kindness Calloway is back with a preseason short—a little drop of wisdom before we kick things back into full swing in September. What happens when you set everything up for your "summer of success"… only to see it taken away overnight? In this shorter, street-side chat with Ken from Alpharetta, a conversation about shipping costs, packaging, and the wastefulness of consumer culture opened up into something deeper: What is the true weight of our choices, and how do they shape the future for all of us? From there, we reflect on another kind of "wait"—that space of faith and patience when you believe things will work out but haven't seen it yet. This episode is about weight, wait, and waste—but also about how nothing is ever truly wasted when we allow the promise of a hopeful future (Jeremiah 29:11) to carry us forward. 💛 If you've ever worked hard only to have your plans interrupted, this one's for you. Remember: the waiting isn't wasted—it's part of the journey.    ✨ Don't forget to follow the podcast for weekly reflections, follow Kindness on IG: @KindnesstheKid for daily updates and behind the scenes peeks, share this mini episode with a friend, and get ready for our full September return. Until then, enjoy this quirky mix of affirmations, encouragement, and… If the Kindness Calloway podcast has been meaningful for you, please consider leaving a rating and review—it helps others discover the show and grow with us. Shoutout: Kindness 'n the Pursuit + APD Andrew   

  LKE 3.4 || Healing in the Everyday: A Tire Shop Conversation with Ms. Sandra Rachell In this special episode, Kindness Calloway sits down with Ms. Sandra Rachell at Rachell Tires & Wheels, a family-run, community-rooted tire shop in the heart of Atlanta. This conversation, recorded nearly a year ago in June 2024, captures a real and grounded moment in time, just before Kindness' self-led healing road trip to Miami, explored in the such episodes as  "Saprea, Dissociation, Abuse + My High School Reunion  and I'm coming to Miami (my brother's arrest/release) from Seasons 1 and 2 of the show.  This show, Loving Kindness Everyday, often moves back and forth through time, weaving together moments of reflection and discussion, healing and insight as they're ready to be shared. That's part of the journey and we're glad you decieded to join us.   Today's episode is no different.... it's also a journey.  🎙️ In this honest and heartfelt account, Kindness and Ms. Sandra open up about navigating depression, holding onto hope, receiving healing, and learning to truly honor your own story. The setting is live and unfiltered, recorded right inside the working tire shop, so you'll hear the sounds of the road, movement, and life happening in the background. Ms. Sandra is not just a guest - she's a friend of Kindness Calloway and the show, she is also a mentor,  a business owner and a gem in the Atlanta community. Sharing her voice and her story is a joy, a gift and an honor.  🛠️ A little real-life action cut us short... but the story isn't over! Right in the middle of our powerful conversation, someone rolled into the shop and we had to hit pause- literally. But don't worry, we picked it back up, and the rest of Ms. Sandra's story is just as rich and revealing. 🔧✨ Be sure to subscribe and stay tuned -> you won't want to miss the next part of this unforgettable conversation from the heart of Atlanta. 🌿 As always, the episode closes with a moment of mindfulness and positive affirmations—a gentle invitation to relax, breathe deeply, and speak life over yourself. Perfect for winding down after a long week or easing into sleep. 💛 Support Rachell Tires & Wheels Rachell Tires & Wheels is a trusted, family-operated shop that's served the Atlanta community for years with care, integrity, and know-how. Whether you're a neighbor or just passing through, they'll keep you rolling safely—> with real heart and soul. 📍 603 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 📞 (404) 577-9601 🌐 rachellstires.com ❤️ Join the Circle of Kindness 🛒 Support the show by shopping the L. Kindness Everyday Store 🔄 Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement ✨ Visit Rachell Tires & Wheels and tell them we sent you—supporting them means supporting a culture of kindness and care in Atlanta! 🕊️ Subscribe, follow, and leave a review to help spread the message of healing, love, and everyday kindness. 💛 📖 Read the blog: KindnessCalloway.com ✨ Your support keeps the light shining.

  🎙️ LKE 3.3 || Herbs, Hormones & Healing: Ryan Dunn's Basil Me Journey ✨ "What if your greatest failure was just the seed of your deepest purpose?" This week on Loving Kindness Everyday, Kindness Calloway sits down with Ryan Dunn, the visionary behind Basil Me, a basil-infused lemonade brand born from frustration, ingenuity, and a greenhouse on Atlanta's Campbellton Road. Before we dive in, you'll hear a short clip from Ryan, a taste of the conversation to come, followed by a brief language disclaimer. Then we jump straight into a rich and raw conversation about children's food ideas, wellness and spiritual health and of course, Basil Me the healing drink that is as nutritious as it is tasty according to its creator Ryan Dunn. Language Note: This is a show featuring everyday people, therefore an may contain mature themes or language. Kindly listen to our show with care and awareness. 🪴 From soothing period pain to supporting digestion and mental clarity, Ryan's basil elixir has become more than a product, it's a community mission and an exercise of love for Dunn, the creator. Once a mental health director, Ryan shares how witnessing the deep ties between nutrition and wellness lit the fire for what would become a healing movement. Together, Kindness and Ryan explore: – The dark moments that led Ryan's breakthrough into entrepreneurship. – How spiritual inspiration and motivation helped shape Basil Me and Ryan's journey – Why wellness education for youth is central to Basil Me's mission – The emotional and physical healing power of basil as a whole.  🎧 Plus: New Format Starts Here! This a new journey too! It's our first episode featuring our new structure for Loving Kindness Everyday (LKE), thanks to a suggestion from friend of the show we will now, each week, begin with a conversation and then land together in a sea of calm, allowing relaxation and awareness to guide us forward.  🌀 In this episode, you will also hear a short clip from last week's conversation with ultramarathoner Manika Gamble (LKE 3.2), whose journey through fibroid surgery recovery comes up during a wider dialogue about Brown-skinned women's health, spiritual alignment, and natural healing. If you haven't heard it yet, go back and listen now -> it's a powerful companion to today's story! (Click here to listen on Spotify!)  💛 Introducing: The Loving Kindness Moment We're ending every episode this season with something new: a guided calming segment to help us slow down and heal together. This week, we're joined by V from Asheville, (@asheville_sanctuary)  who will open the moment allowing us to transition to a peaceful ASMR-style reflection on nourishment and healing. This week our reflection is inspired by the episode's focus on food choices and wellness. You will heal while listening to Loving Kindness being affirmed over you while Kindness Calloway gentlely says things like, "Why is it so easy for me to enjoy healthy eating all of the sudden?" and "I am allowing my body to heal now." - we will focus on thoughts that encourage and inspire healing within as we unwind and end the session in calm.  Our goal is simple: as a community, we don't just talk about changing our life —> we process it, we activate change with ease and we rest together too.  Join us at KindnessCalloway.com 🛒 Circle of Kindness: Live With Purpose Feeling inspired? Google "Loving Kindness Everyday Shop" to explore our online shopping community — including our one-of-a-kind Atlanta yard sale style online shop with thousands of consciously curated items for same-day or next-day delivery. It's all priced with kindness, for your heart and home.   

What drives someone to run for hours? Through heat, snow, exhaustion, and intense physical pain? In this powerful episode of Loving Kindness Everyday, host Kindness Calloway sits down with the elite athlete and ultramarathoner Manika Gamble to explore that very question. Manika Gamble is officially a history maker as the first American woman of African orgins to complete the grueling 155-mile (250KM), 7-day, self-supported ultramarathon stage race in Namibia's Namib Desert which is the oldest desert in the world. Manika's strength, resilience, and determination pushed her through one of the most grueling endurance challenges on the planet and she sat down with Kindness Calloway to discuss it. What begins as a conversation about the reality of endurance running - the mental battles, physical limits, and pushing through pain, quickly unfolds into something deeper and thought provoking. As Manika reflects on the grueling challenge of her first ultramarathon, the conversation turns toward faith, spirituality, and motivation. The discussion moves into topics of religious identity, scripture, and spiritual struggle. Together, they discuss faith, the meaning of the 144,000 witnesses, and how certain Bible verses have been misused to exclude specific groups of people from faith communities. This conversation is unfiltered, thought provoking and unique. It invites listeners to sit with discomfort, reflect deeply, and hear from Manika Gamble in her own words as she speaks about endurance, faith, and the search for meaning.  Also meantioned in this episode;  Film 1946 and the spiritual harm caused to humans by mistranslations and bad theology Kathy Baldock and her work Kindness Calloway mentions the work of artist and Atlanta based activist Jessica Blinkhorn, a friend of the show and future featured guest.  🎧 Share this show on all podcast platforms and visit KindnessCalloway.com to find more ways to connect with Kindness in Atlanta.  🛍 Support the show by shopping BentleyFortune.com , an Atlanta based brand --> use code KindnesstheKid for a great deal and to support the show! 🔎 Keywords: Manika Gamble, ultramarathon, Black endurance athlete, Namibia ultramarathon, Jehovah's Witness faith, 144000 witnesses, Bible mistranslation, scripture misuse, 1946: The Movie, Kathy Baldock, Jessica Blinkhorn, spiritual abuse, Atlanta activism, Kindness Calloway, Loving Kindness Everyday podcast, queer spirituality, Black women in endurance sports, faith and resilience, desert ultramarathon  Be sure to follow Manika's next adventure and her reflections on endurance, fitness, and mindset on Instagram at @manikaruns. 

LKE 3.1 || When You Call the Cops for Help... And They Arrest You. From Handcuffs to Healing: A Surprising Conversation with My Friend Andrew What happens when you ask for help but end up in handcuffs instead? In this episode of Loving Kindness Everyday, I sit down with my friend Andrew for a deep and unexpected conversation about life, faith, and finding meaning in the hardest moments. We talk about what it means to transform pain into purpose, whether churches truly serve their communities, and how kindness can be a guiding force—even in places you wouldn't expect.   We're kicking off Season 3 of Loving Kindness Everyday, where we'll be focusing on the voices of Atlanta—both named and unnamed, famous and not-so-famous, and even some who'd now  rather their words not have been recorded. This season promises to be juicy, interesting, and always authentic. You can expect to hear a mix of perspectives and stories that will uplift, challenge, and inspire, guaranteed to be an unfiltered look into the heart. Let's go! In today's episode we meet my friend Andrew (aka "Mr. Kindness Costs Nothing"), together we reflect on personal stories of struggle, resilience, and the unexpected ways we learn to heal. Whether it's changing careers, dealing with loss, or questioning faith, this episode challenges the mind of the listener to see the good—even in the moments that feel impossible...or at least to release that it is possible for something good to come even out of what seems like a very bad situation at the moment.  Some of the Topics Discussed in This Episode: Faith, Religion & Personal Transformation The story behind changing my name to Kindness Calloway Inspiration on how to create a culture of kindness within the community of Atlanta (Keep Atlanta Kind) Questioning faith and Life: Is going to church an important part of faith? Or is it just about money? Also mentioned: Passion City Church and Butler Street Baptist Church in Atlanta Community shelters: Gateway Center, Mercy Shelter in Atlanta How small acts of kindness can shift the energy of an entire city Changing careers and finding meaning in unexpected places Helping others to fill the void and releave depression—how service to others can transform lives The unexpected podcast motivation from a woman at Jeju Sauna Why kindness costs nothing—but changes everything ⚠️Potentially triggering topics: Be Aware. ⚠️            APD & Unexpected Atlanta Encounters Overcoming Sexual Trauma, and other hardship to finding purpose Childhood trauma healing & self-compassion Disclaimer: The views expressed in this episode are those of the host and guests, and do not necessarily reflect the views of any affiliated organizations. 👉 Donate, Discover and Give - KindnessCalloway.com Shop our brand, explore amazing products, and support our incredible sponsors who make this show possible. Every purchase helps us continue creating meaningful content and promoting kindness in the world. Thank you for being part of the movement and for helping us Keep Atlanta Kind—together!

LKE 2.7 || For When You Feel Like Giving Up – Real Talk with TJ Murphy March was supposed to be a month of success mantras and lovingkindness meditations, but life doesn't always go as planned. On March 5th, I lost my friend—who I'll call Bobby—to suicide. Grief hit hard, and with it came reflection, heartbreak, and the urgent need to speak on something deeper. In early 2024, I met TJ Murphy at an e-bike shop here in Atlanta. What started as a casual conversation turned into an open discussion about suicide, loss, and the impact it leaves behind. In this episode, I'm sharing part of that conversation—TJ's experience losing his father to suicide, how he processed the information, and the wisdom he has for anyone struggling with a hard time. Alongside the words of TJ Murphy from Decatur we also hear a reflection from Kindness Calloway on "Bobby's" passing, a message to anyone who feels like they can't keep going. Atlanta is a city full of resilience, but even the strongest among us need support. If you're in that place, please hear us: You are not alone. There is hope. Keep holding on. Visit KindnessCalloway.com and join the discussion.  You can also find ways to support the show by shopping on kindnesscalloway.com and also shopping BentleyFortune.com with coupon code KINDNESSTHEKID. Follow us on social media for more encouragement. 💛

"Endless Good Comes to Me in Endless Ways" We affirm, from North, South, East, and West, endless good flows into your life. Perfect conditions, love, and success come to you in boundless ways! This Loving Kindness Session with Kindness Calloway is a soothing soundscape designed to quiet the noise of the world and bring you into a space of faith, Perfect Peace, and deep relaxation. Let these affirmations wash over you, opening your heart to the beauty of the day and the abundance that is always present. Support the Loving Kindness Everyday podcast by giving on CashApp ($KindnessCalloway) and shopping our store at KindnessCalloway.com. When you shop with us, you're not only supporting our work—you're also helping us give back to the community. We offer special discounts and exclusive offers to certain people in Atlanta, including community leaders, educators, and those making a difference. If you think you might qualify, reach out to us! We love supporting those who spread kindness. 💛✨ Loving Kindness is more than just a words—it's a way of life that transforms your mindset, fills your heart with gratitude, and connects you to the beauty in every moment. When you embrace Loving Kindness daily, you invite peace, joy, and compassion into your life, creating a ripple effect of positivity that touches everyone around you, starting within. That's why the Loving Kindness Everyday podcast exists—to remind you that Loving Kindness isn't just something you give; it's something that nourishes your OWN soul. Through practing Loving Kindness every day, you learn to release negativity, embrace graditude, and see the world through the lens of love. The more you practice Loving Kindness, the more your mind shifts toward healing, hope, and resilience.  Be Kind to Yourself, Be Kind to Your Mind.  <3 KindnessCalloway.com - join the circle of kindness!  If this Loving Kindness Session brings you peace, healing, or a moment of stillness in your day, we invite you to say thank you by sending $5 or more on CashApp ($KindnessCalloway). Your support helps us continue offering these free sound healing experiences, spreading love, and uplifting more hearts. You can also shop with purpose at KindnessCalloway.com—every purchase fuels our mission of Kindness and Connection. 💛✨

  Welcome to a special edition of the Loving Kindness Everyday podcast! For the month of March, we're shifting into a series of mantra and affirmation sessions designed to clear your mind, align your energy, and cultivate the right thinking for a life of peace, abundance, and joy.   Today's session, Loving Kindness Mindset: Perfect Conditions, is inspired by the timeless wisdom of Florence Scovel Shinn. These affirmations will help you align with divine order, release resistance, and step into the perfect conditions for your highest good. Whether you're seeking clarity, ease, or a renewed sense of trust in life's unfolding, let these words guide you to a mindset of faith and flow.   Take a deep breath, relax, and allow yourself to receive. Your perfect conditions are already on their way.   —    

In this thought-provoking episode of Loving Kindness Everyday, Kindness Calloway sits down with David Crockett of Street Talk ATL for a raw and unfiltered conversation about faith, sex, and the Bible. Together, they dive into what scripture really says about sexual relationships—both within and outside of marriage—and how religious teachings have shaped cultural norms. The discussion also touches on the influence of figures like Andy Stanley and the evolving interpretations of Christian doctrine.   Plus, listeners get an exclusive sneak peek into an upcoming episode featuring Texas Senator Jasmine Crockett.   This episode also discusses 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture, a documentary that explores how a single translation error altered Christianity's stance on homosexuality and continues to impact the faith today.   Prepare for an eye-opening conversation that challenges tradition, questions long-held beliefs, and encourages deeper exploration of truth and spirituality.    

Some stories unfold in ways we could never plan—this is one of them. This episode begins at the end, where filmmaker Sharon "Rocky" Roggio and I, Kindness Calloway, found ourselves sitting inside Andy Stanley's church in Alpharetta, Georgia, just after the 2023 Unconditional Conference. How did we get there? And what deeper meaning was woven into this moment? Recorded February 2024, this conversation unpacks the divine synchronicity that connected 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture, Andy Stanley, and the broader discussion of LGBTQ+ inclusion in Christianity. You'll also hear from Christian Amaro, who shares their perspective on how Stanley's words impact our community. We dive into the "gray area"—the space where some Christians believe homosexuality is a sin to be condemned, while others believe LGBTQ+ individuals are created and loved by God. Andy Stanley has positioned himself somewhere in between, and we begin the work of unpacking that tension. This is just the start. In future episodes, we'll continue this conversation with others who attended the conference and have strong perspectives on faith, sexuality, and biblical interpretation. This is a conversation about faith, love, and the stories that bring us together. Listen in, and let's keep unraveling the threads of divine synchronicity. Want to go deeper? Check out: KindnessCalloway.com – Click the shop tab for products that support this work. 1946themovie.com – Learn more about the film. Truth Not Trickery, Bible + Homosexuality Unpacked – Read my blog on homosexuality and the Bible. Christian Amaro - Connect and Learn more about Christian    Also meantioned in the episode: Greg and Lynn McDonald, the hearts behind the Unconditional Conference and longtime advocates for LGBTQ+ inclusion within Christianity. As authors of Embracing the Journey and founders of the ministry by the same name, they've spent over 20 years guiding parents through the complex emotions of having an LGBTQ+ child while staying rooted in faith.  Support the Mission! Support the Show by shopping Bentley Fortune >> using the coupon code: KindnesstheKid.Donate via CashApp: $KindnessCalloway or Venmo: @KindnessCalloway to help keep these important conversations going. A portion of all donations from this episode will go toward supporting 1946: The Movie and its ministry efforts. Every contribution helps amplify the message of truth, love, and inclusion. ✨

Have you ever faced a moment where life felt impossible, and then, somehow—beautifully, perfectly—everything changed in an instant, just when you were about to give up?   That's the kind of moment I'm sharing here with you friend. In this clip, you'll hear me, Kindness Calloway, speaking back in February 2024 with filmmaker Sharron "Rocky" Roggio. I recount a deeply personal time when I felt the Creator and all the forces of the Universe step in and provide me with exactly what I needed—money. For me, it was a precise, undeniable reminder of the Creator's unconditional love and deep desire for me to find joy and fulfillment in life.   As Florence Scovel Shinn so aptly wrote in : "Your big opportunity may be where you are now." In the book the Secret Door of Success she reminds us that faith and gratitude open the way to divine blessings, healing, and financial provisions. It's vitally important to keep a record of past miracles and/or seemingly impossible or random blessings. Helpful, you will find it in the those moments when the Soul feels weak. Looking back on past Divine Moments and Blessings serves as a powerful reminder that there's proof of Life's seemingly impossible provisions in the past and where we also see God's intention promised for the future (Jeremiah 29:11). Because of all of this, we can, if we choose to Rest. We can rest assured that what the God has done before can be done again—and more! We can be sure that what God has done for others can be done for me and more. And we can rest, hopeful, peacefully in gratitude for the past moments of victory and hopeful understanding that trials we currently face are somehow making way for greater blessings yet to come.   This moment is shared for anyone who feels like they're in a low place right now, searching for hope. Whether you're asking for a kidney, a paycheck, or simply a moment of peace in the chaos of all of this... you're not alone. The Creator of the Universe has called you by name, loves you deeply, and hasn't forgotten you—this is your sign.  Let's encourage ourselves together, just as David did in 1 Samuel 30:6, and boldly ask the Creator: "Do it again, Creator. Show me again just how much You love me. I need You. Amen."   If this message has touched your heart, we invite you to support the Loving Kindness Everyday podcast by donating $5 or more via Cashapp ($KindnessCalloway) or Venmo (@KindnessCalloway). Your generous contribution helps keep the show going and allows us to continue spreading love, healing, and kindness. A portion of all donations from episodes featuring Sharron "Rocky" Roggio will be donated to support the powerful documentary 1946: The Movie.   Your donation not only supports the show, but it also directly contributes to making a difference in the world. To learn more and stay connected, visit kindnesscalloway.com. Thank you for being part of this journey!

LKe 2.4 | "What Breaks Your Heart, Andy Stanley?" Subtitle: North Point Church and a Conversation with Georgia's Longest-Serving Openly Gay Legislator, Sam Park In this episode of Loving Kindness Everyday, recorded in April 2024, before Sam Park's re-election, we sit down with Georgia's longest-serving out gay legislator, Sam Park. Sam and Kindness have a candid conversation about life, race, politics, and…                     Andy Stanley!? Attorney Samuel Lauderdale Park, a Georgia native and grandson of Korean War refugees, shares how Andy Stanley's teachings and North Point Community Church shaped his journey through faith, grief, and politics. As the conversation unfolds Sam opens up about the personal loss of his mother to cancer and a family member to suicide, sharing how these painful experiences, paired with Andy Stanley's wisdom, influenced his approach to life and, ultimately, political leadership.  The controversial sermon Stanley delivered after the Unconditional Conference in October 2023, comes up and sparks a deeper, raw and at times uneasy discussion about skin color, the intersection of faith, love, and inclusion. What emerges is a candid discussion full of surprises, raw moments, differing views, and unexpected revelations. Also featured is a preview with Sharron "Rocky" Roggio, director of the documentary 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture. Rocky sat down with Kindness following their trip to North Point Church to discuss faith, inclusion, and the power of re-examining scripture through a lens of love and understanding.  Support the Show:  🛍️ Shop everyday and luxury items at KindnessCalloway.com. 🏷️ Use coupon code KindnesstheKid at Bentley Fortune for special discounts. 📺 Subscribe on YouTube and follow us on Instagram to support us by liking and Subscribing!