POVERTY TALK PODCAST

This EP was recorded and lost but we got the footage back and decided to still drop the EP! We hope you guys enjoy our perspective and opinions (( Everyone is Entitled)). If you have been following the podcast since 2019, please know I'm back!!!! Full Circle!! With two new Co-Host that will bring more light to the platform. Thanks for all the support, enjoy! 

Philadelphia Native Dana Williams better known as @phillysmotivation on social media and in the streets of Philadelphia. He's a well liked motivational speaker who addresses the gun violence and other traumas in the Black communities.  He gives me his insight on what poverty means to him. Check out the EP Now!!! 

Don't forget to Follow Mr. @phillysmotivation to see more of his work! 

Peace & Blessings

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EP4: Is about bringing the issues to the table! Why is there a war against the leaders of the Black family, the black man and woman? For decades we have allowed ourselves to be tricked into being each other's enemy. I think it's time we talk about the awareness of the division and bring back the love, trust, respect, and unity. This is the only solution to rebuilding the black family. Let me know what your views are on this? 

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Peace & Blessings 

In this episode of  Poverty Talk Podcast, Lady Lue talks about her personal experience with toxic friendships and the characteristics of a toxic person. 

Why do we stay in relationships and friendships with toxic people who are no good for us? Have you ever asked yourself why you keep befriended a person that has shown no loyalty?  Which wake up call worked for you? How did you call it quits? Or are you giving the friendship another try? 

YA GIRL IS BACK, AND AS YALL KNOW.  IVE BEEN COOKING THE WORK(STUDYING) AND STIRRING THE POT(POLITICING)! THERE ARE SO MANY THINGS I CANT WAIT TO SHARE WITH YOU GUYS! MAKE SURE YOUR TUNING IN EACH AND EVERY WEDNESDAY LIVE ON MY INSTAGRAM @ LADYLUEWHO. HIT THAT FOLLOW BUTTON, THIS IS THE RAWEST PODCAST! 

This episode is the realest your going to get it, and were not done just yet! 

Let's It's a double standard when it comes to the who, what, where, and why in the inner city neighborhoods? The on going violence, abuse, neglect, and trauma seems to be blamed on the brother's only. It's time we hold the sister's in the communities responsible as well! The solution to the violence, trauma, abuse, and that we experience on a day to day basis can only be fixed by the Black Women. We have to many sister's that are dying in the streets. Some of us have become apart of the problem instead of the solution. Being a Threat and waste in their own homes and communities. Neglecting the children and going to jail for the love of someone who doesn't love you back. 

Let me know what you think?

 Tonight's episode is inspired by Ohio Artist @yellopain. His music is real, raw, and creates dialogue on topics the Black Community dosen't want to talk about! I came across him on Facebook today and I couldn't help but to relate to the pain and strength in his music!! I was blessed to have him podcast tonight! He gave us some insight on his experince with pain and poverty. Hopefully I will have the opportunity to meet him at his upcoming performance in Pittsburgh, March 23. Stay tuned for updates!! Go Follow him!!