What do you do when the protection you need, puts your loved ones at risk? How do you address the patterns that produce people prepared to spend their lives in a cell when they don't belong there? Do you know how to comfort a child who loses their father days before father's day when you can't process the world losing a beautiful soul? Are you finding joy in the same place you find your answers? Can you give grace to people who didn't know they had anything to heal from? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Ms. Reid makes an announcement and Thanks listeners for their support in amplifying the PodCa$h Grant application submitted by The Discussion Room. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Ms. Reid shares more than an hour with co-founder and CEO of Health in Her Hue Ashlee Wisdom. Ashlee shares what made her feel connected to the early content Ms. Reid wrote on DaaamnDaddy. How growing up in the church has helped shape who she is today. The lineage of persevering and pioneering women she comes from. And what it means to have a father and still feel you’ve missed out on the Daddy’s Girl experience. She shares what steps she's taking to make sure she doesn't get lost in the sauce of capitalism while growing her business. Explaining to her immigrant family that she set aside plans of being a doctor to work in public health, which has now grown into a health tech start-up, Ashlee continues to blaze her own path. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
In this episode Ms. Reid speaks with certified Dialectical Behavior Therapist & Addiction specialist Berrell Cobb about his experiences working in the prison system. What it’s been like to grieve a loved one with a complex existence. Reflecting on how the things we hate most in others may be a mirror of ourselves. And discussing the deep impact of The Autobiography of Malcolm X. We also get an introduction to his new podcast Black & Better. Expect to Learn: About the Stigma of Incarceration 7:30 Adverse Childhood Experiences 8:00 Prison Industrial Complex 59:00 The importance of Bonding & Attachment 37:41 Resources from this Episode The Autobiography of Malcolm X ACES questionnaire Be sure to leave us a 5 star review on Apple, Spotify & Facebook. Share your favorite gems with a friend & Follow thediscussionroompodcast on Instagram. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
The woman behind Journey Mom shares with Ms. Reid about Motherhood, her love of solo travel, establishing cultural identity & working in the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion space. We also touch on some of the unspoken impacts of COVID-19. If you enjoy this episode, please consider supporting our ability to secure future guests. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
In this episode Ms. Reid celebrates SIX YEARS of analyzing her own "Daddy Issues" by sharing the blog post that started it all. Admitting is the first Step to dealing with any personal issues. She also shares a way you as the audience can support continued growth via buymeacoffee.com/MsReid --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Girl Talk with Pops is a podcast hosted by father daughter duo Brittney & Todd Gwynn. On today's episode I talk to the Gwynns about how Girl Talk With Pops got started, and dig a little deeper into the foundation of their relationship outside of the show. Pops is honest about how intentional or unintentional his life choices have been. He shares what he's learned about dating and blended families from his journey in fatherhood. Brittney shares what inspires her to have such open dialogue with her father. She also discusses her philosophy on learning from relationships in general. Tune in and get to know a little bit more about the Gwynn's on this episode of The Discussion Room. You can also visit girltalkwithpops.com to hear their latest episodes and follow @girltalkwithpops on Instagram See here for lessons Brittney learned from Pops --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Interviewing my Granpa led to discussions about how his parents were raised. What lessons from them he passed on to his children. Being drafted during the Vietnam War. Religion, Real Estate and so much more! Tune in to hear what happens as I get to know my GranPa a little bit better. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
In this episode Ms. Reid Interviews her Maternal Grandmother about being raised by her father in the south; running away to reunite with her mother in the north; why she wouldn't marry an alcoholic & what it was like raising a teen Mom. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Season 3 is dropping January 7th! Get into what's new by listening to Ms. Reid's New Year Message. Visit Facebook.com/TheDiscussionRoomPod to leave feedback and follow @thediscussionroompodcast on IG for more --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
In Honor of National Adoption Day on 11/21 and National Adoption Month, I share a few clips from previous episodes where guests discuss their adoption stories. With critics questioning why black people don't adopt, as numbers of black & brown children in the system increases, it was important to highlight those that have experienced being adopted. When you're done, I encourage you to go back and listen to their individual stories in depth. Season 1 Episode 4 Epic Endurance and Season 2 Episode 7 Angelle's Adoption Story --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
In honor of National Novel Writer’s Month, I share this conversation recorded in March 2020 with Author, Essayist and Communicator Extraordinaire Tassika Lloyd. She shares with us the history behind her book “She’s Your Daughter Too” and how her relationship with her father has been the foundation for her relationship with words. Press play on this episode if you want to hear what it sounds like to literally SPEAK LIFE into someone. Find Tassika on Instagram @tassikadotcom --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Author & podcast host Reginald A. Howard enters The Discussion Room to talk about how is own struggles with Mental Health led him to forgive his father, write his book & become an advocate for others. Find him on Social Media @reginaldahoward & grab his book Struggling to Success https://reginaldahoward.bigcartel.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
What's the worst 2020 has done to you? Take your favorite athlete? A beloved political mentor? Remind you of the systems that operate against you? Rob you of celebrations you'll never get back or take your father away? How heavy has the year been & how can you help heal? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Join Ms. Reid in a moment of remembering a Cycle Breaker from Season 1 as she shares some clips of her interview with guest Aprille Franks. October is the start to Domestic Violence Awareness Month and these clips highlight instances of overcoming Domestic Violence at various life stages. If you or someone you know needs assistance escaping a situation involving Intimate Partner Violence call 1-800-799-7233 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
In this Season 2 episode, Ms. Reid explores the impact poor paternity leave policies have on parenting dynamics and shares what she's learned about other countries' policies. She also talks about not holding back your true self in relationships. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
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Dr. Angelle Richardson was inspired by her parents' divorce & her re-connection with her biological family to become a family therapist. She takes her work to build relationships & repair families seriously Tune in to hear not only about the work she does within her practice, but about growing up knowing she was adopted & the interesting encounters she's had with both the family that raised her & the family she was born into. For more information on Dr. Angelle, visit Extended-Hearts.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
Manifest Coach James Valentine talks quantum physics, taking a break from his parents & discovering that his daughter is more than an extension of him. He takes us on the journey of his upbringing, shares the lessons he had to unlearn as well as what we can learn from his books. The Manifest Formula & Relationship Chronicles: The Truth About the Stories we tell Ourselves. Keep in touch with James by joining his Facebook group Manifesting Love Wholeness & Life with James and gain access to his books via his website AwakeningtoLove.org This week's episode includes music from the group First Choice, using a snippet of their song Dr. Love in the Intro --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support
In this episode I converse with Sadija Smiley creator of the non-profit Stillborn And Infant Loss Support. We talk about how her relationship with her father impacted her dating decisions. How birthing a sleeping baby changed her life forever & how she's learned to support others through the grieving process by reflecting on what could have gone better about hers. For more information on Sadija's movement, visit her BornIntoSilence.org Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel to help us reach 100 subscribers! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ms-reid/support