Living in Newport News where the sixth grader shot their teacher. This is an interview with Danaja Williams a middle schooler in the Newport News school system.
Crystal shares with us about living in Japan; her experience as a new mom and surviving postpartum depression; her work experience as a Residence Director at colleges in the U.S. and how she dealt with emergency situations; being a student athlete at Duke University and LSU, and her desire in the future to help others student athletes win as young adults.
Pat McGill lives in Houston, TX and is one of the oldest living Sickle Cell Anemia thrivers. Pat shares how she's been protected by "her father" all these years; how she planned to live well and not be regretful; how she decides to approach life on a daily basis; how to read the entire bible and some nutritional tips that have kept her healthy.
The cousins reflect on the conversation with John Bland and various other current events.
Hear amazing life lessons from a spiritual scholar born in 1929. Hear about his childhood, his travels, his career experiences, and lifelong spiritual quest.
On Super Bowl Sunday during a pandemic, the cousins talk about time and the importance of how you spend your time.
The cousins start out talking about David Brooks and his book about the two mountains of life. They discuss Diane's book and her equation for the valley, vision and the victory and then get down to keeping it real with being who they are and sharing their knowledge and wisdom for future generations.
Soul Power Coach Adrienne shares with us how she empowers people to find their purpose and apply that purpose to 12 areas of their lives. She shares the importance of tapping into remembering the divine wisdom that is always there. You can connect with Adrienne at soulpowercoach.com and 16greats.com
Angela Moore a case manager for a homeless shelter in Maryland discusses the causes of homelessness, the resources available to the homeless and the cousins talk about possible solutions.
Della is a Civil Engineer, working on her PhD at A&T and is a STEM Solutionary. Since Della was a little girl she's been "jumping out of bed, hitting the floor and getting things done". She drops knowledge about a day in the life of an engineer, being passionate about STEM and how to make learning fun for K - 12. Della gives us hope for the future because of what the future holds for her and for everyone that she touches and meets with her enthusiasm and positive energy.
CDK has a fascinating conversation with Attorney Karren Pope as she shares heartbreaking stories of families without the proper documentation and the need for all of us to be prepared for death and dying especially during this time of COVID. She shares with us information that we all need to know about this area of law and about life, living, and relationships.
Cousins Dropping Knowledge will be dropping knowledge each month starting in May.
In 2021 Cousins Dropping Knowledge (CDK) will invite real cousins and play cousins to join us to share their knowledge with others. Looking forward to a wonderful New Year as we 💧 knowledge.
The cousins share some of their favorite quotes about getting results, helping others, taking risks, watching television and sustainability. They talk about living off the land, why Covid-19 is like a pregnancy waiting for a child to be born and looking forward to the future and what it has to bring.
Reviewing verses in the book of Proverbs Chapter 3 and 4 about the importance of and how to get understanding. Obtaining Master Degrees in Education in Adult Learning, the similar regrets that led us to experiences, wisdom and the sages that came before us.
The cousins provide commentary about the five secrets to making $5,000 a month selling books on Amazon. We discuss what we thought about the webinar, why we love reading, and next steps after watching the webinar. Also we share with you the five secrets that we learned so you too can set up an account to sell books.
"Life is difficult." The first line of M. Scott Peck's book "The Road Less Traveled. Discussion about that opening line, education, love and evil acts.
How to generate ideas for yourself or others to create a business, a book or some other venture.
We all know how the story of life ends. This episode tells you the importance of your own estate planning and how to cope with the loss of a loved one.