Freeing Me

Entrepreneurship is big now, so many people are using their gifts to create businesses. This environment has resulted in duplication of products and services, especially in smaller communities. This week Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita discuss what happens when gifting's cross each other in the marketplace. 

Did you make a New Year's Resolution this year? Did you consider God's plan for your year before making the resolution? What if what He has is counter to what you planned? Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita discuss the trap of New Year's Resolutions.  

In the wake of "Twitch" Boss's suicide, Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita talk to Marlon Young Jr. about mental health and how he survived his suicide attempt. 

If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts please call 988, the world needs you. 

Shanquella Robinson was killed in Mexico by so called friends. Friends she felt safe enough to travel with, to look out for her. Her trust in those friends lead to her death thousands of miles away from home. In this episode, Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita talk about friendships and how to be the friend you want in your life 

Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita talk about ugliness from a Biblical perspective. 

The holidays are hard, especially when you're dealing with grief. Everything around you is saying you should be happy, but your soul just wants to go hide until the holidays are over. Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita talk about grieving during the holidays. Grief is an ongoing process and just doesn't end after the first holiday without your loved one. Grief also extends to the loss of friendships, jobs and even your health. 

Join Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita as they talk about an obituary where the young man's family decided to share that he died from an overdose. The question has become whether or not the young man's family was wrong for posting that he died chasing his high. 

It starts when we're young, a relative playfully gives you a nickname like "Legs" or "My Chunky Poo". Then we enter school where parts of our bodies or all of our body is scrutinized and then we see the media shows images of "perfection" that look nothing like us. This week, Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita discuss the impact of media and your environment can have on your body image. 

Dot, Fe, Auntie Nita and their guest Erica as they discuss the video of 4 year old Ariyonna who tells her hairdresser, Shabria Redmond that she's ugly. Where does it come from and how can we help our girls recognize their beauty.  

The Brown Paper Bag Test was used determine if your skin was light enough for acceptance in different environments. Dot and Auntie Nita discuss their journey's to loving their melanin. 

African American women have always been told that our hair isn't pretty enough because of our curls and volume. But, things are changing and we're taking our power back and showing the world that our natural hair is beautiful. 

Dot and Auntie Nita talk to Kitty Ross about helping young girls and women recognize the beauty of their curls. Kitty also shares tips on caring for natural hair. 

This week Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita are joined by Certified Life and Relationship Coach, Tamika Thomas to talk about the road to recovery. 

Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita had more to say about Princess Ariel and whether African American women are just the current trend or if it's real change. 

Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita discuss the controversy surrounding Disney Princess Ariel being portrayed by Halle Bailey. 

This week Fe, Dot and Auntie Nita answer the question of Do we have multiple little girls?

Join Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita as they discuss soulties. Are they in the Bible? Are they always negative and can you have a soultie with a thing?

Love is defined in a variety of ways, from a sexual connection to a spiritual one. Join Dot, Fe, and Auntie Nita as they explore what they have learned about it. 

Love is a four letter word that many of us struggle with. Join Dot, Fe, and Auntie Nita as they discuss the good, bad and ugly of love and being loved. 

Healing is a difficult process and take a long time. Sometimes the pain of our wounds will overtake our healing and we have to start all over. 

In this episode, Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita share how they've started the ongoing process of healing their little girls.

In this episode, Dot, Fe and Auntie Nita share how they've started the ongoing process of healing their little girls. Full episode available Thursday, August 18th at 6:00 a.m. 

In this episode Dot, Fe, and Auntie Nita continue the discussion of the little girl in the attic. Are you ready to hear what she has to tell you about you?

In this episode Dot, Fe, and Auntie Nita continue the discussion of the little girl in the attic. Are you ready to hear what she has to tell you about you? 

This podcast started with a Facebook post from our visionary, "Dot" Gulley, who was tired of feeling that she couldn't share her wounds because of judgement. The post stirred something in other women who are experiencing the same thing. Dot, "Fe" Brown and "Auntie Nita" Williams decided to start having real conversations about real women making it through this together.  

Real conversations with real women about healing from childhood trauma. Hosted by "Dot" Gulley, "Fe" Brown, and "Auntie Nita" Williams. Episodes will be released every Thursday starting August 4th.