Tea Talk With Ty

(1:28) Ty opens up with a smile. (1:45) Ty mentions the type of tea she’s drinking and her favorite type of mug. (2:18) Ty reminds you of the Power of The P and encourages you to go listen if you haven’t already. In (3:17) Ty discusses the origin of the “30 day rule” phrase. At (3:57) Ty discusses the dating advice her Daddy gave her about men and their 30 day realization. (5:10), Ty goes deeper about the 30 day evaluation period. (6:28) Ty discusses her aha moment with the 30 day rule. (6:47) Season 1/Episode 1 is quickly revisited. (7:43) Ty goes through her findings about giving goals the 30 day rule. (8:40) Ty talks about goals vs COVID-19. (10:15) Ty encourages and challenges #goaldiggers and wraps up the chat.

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All new season 3 episode teaser. 

While all perspectives have been very unique, thoughtful and amazing in their own right, here is one of the most intriguing ones yet. Why? Have you ever thought about what a "chocolate" (aka black or African American) man who also happens to be a cop feels about George Floyd and police brutality? 

Yes? Buckle up and lean in as I chat with Officer Bo Braxton, an LEO in the metro Atlanta area about 10 days after the murder of George Floyd. We chat about what it's like being a  "chocolate man" who just so happens to be a police officer. This 11 year law enforcement veteran and proud Sigma discusses everything from raising his sons, the affects of George Floyd and the toll of the mental health it's taken on him and fellow officers, his thoughts on how to bridge the gap with the community and even his approach and thoughts on what to do when pulled over.

For such a deep topic, Bo is able to keep it lighthearted at times showing just why he's so respected and loved on social media as one of the "good cops" that's a champion for the people in his community. Connect with him on social media just to see his cop stories, and community events. There are just as many good chuckles as they are thought provoking comments. 

***This episode is marked "Explicit" due to a s word or two, but nothing too vulgar, nor is it often. I do not, and have not edited any guests words but also want to err on the side of caution due to the diversity of you, the incredible listeners!***

If you’ve been following along all the episodes, you know the talk with the interracial couple The Tidwells was an explosive one. Get ready for a flipped perspective of an interracial couple in this current tough racial climate as we speak with Jason and Shantell.

This episode Jason, Shantell and Ty discuss racial roots in Virginia and the couple names some of their struggles to be seen equally individually and collectively as an interracial couple.

Shantell and Ty discuss the “angry black woman” syndrome and what it’s like trying to be the “good black woman” trying not to offend others. Jason with a passion for fairness and equality, discuss his new organization and how they are preparing to help change the world through their advocacy work.

This dynamic couple has a super interesting perspective due to their previous careers in the Army and current careers in legal and corrections, and unique family make up. Lean in as we discuss life, love, the struggle and racial tension in this episode with Jason and Shantell.

Can you imagine being a child of the 60's and now have children and grandchildren in this current moment? On this episode with Tea Talk with Ty, I chat with Cookie about her feelings with the current racial climate as her children are all over the country. She shares her thoughts on what it's like having a "black" son and the uneasiness of having a daughter in LA with so much unrest in the country right now. 

Join in on Tea Talk With Ty where we talk about history and "what's next" to bridge the gap culture and "flavor" gap. .  In this episode we talk about the discovery of the term "white privilege" and what it is and if Melissa has it. We also discuss the cultural diversity or lack thereof affects racial biases. Lean in as we discuss different actions and ways more "vanilla" variety can understand the background, feelings and struggles of the chocolate person here in America.  Melissa flips the script and asks Ty about her feelings and emotions during this painful time in this country and she shares her thoughts and story of a scary incident with a police officer. 

My conversation with Lea is an amazing reminder of how everyone has a different set of thoughts and set of concerns with the state of our nation right now. Lean in as I chat with Navy Veteran Leah  about her unique racial background being adopted by a different race, as well as how the current racial climate has affected her daughter who happens to be bi-racial.  (half "black"). We dig a bit deeper to discuss Leah's daughter's thoughts about police and Trayvon Martin.  Leah happens to live in Vegas and goes on to describe what it like living in a city that has unfortunately been more affected by rioting, and what that's like right now.

Karri Tidwell posted a post on social media that took my breath away. I reached out to her and this incredibly thought provoking conversation took place. (THANKFULLY) Lean in as I chat with this couple 20 minutes away from outside of Minneapolis about their unique perspective and challenges in this current moment of racial divide and/or solidarity. As with the last solidarity conversations, this one is raw and unedited. You'll be able to get a few laughs at this one too..because it's raw, unedited and your host is naturally a goof ball at times. 

Today is another unedited, raw and real conversation between myself and Ms. Naldine. Lean in as we discuss how she discuss how she reacts to being pulled over by the cops and how the conversations flow about racism and police brutality between her and her children. Take in the moments of silence between us and let them pull you into her world as a chocolate woman (aka African American) living in today's world. 

Usually new episodes air every Thursday morning. With the state of nation, I felt compelled to use my platform to elevate EVERYONE's voice and have conversation to incite unity. Unedited, raw, just real conversations about the state of the nation. New episodes will drop daily at 8 (some days am....some days pm but in homage to the 8 minutes George Floyd could not breathe) where I interview my melting pot of friends and associates with a variety of backgrounds, ethnicities and belief systems. You don't want to miss an episode! 

In today's episode we talk with self love guru and life coach Kimberly Therese of Love You First From The Inside Out.  Today's talk we discuss self esteem techniques and a few tips on how to love yourself first! 

Connect With Kimberly on social media:

FB: Kimberly Therese

Twitter: _SweetTherese_

IG: FineWine1975

http://www.randomthoughts.biz

This episode I tell you the hilarious story of how I helped my daughter unpack her fears and flush the toilet! Get ready to laugh and cheer as we talk about unpacking and re-evaluating our fears. 

In this episode we talk about what it means living in the world post COVID-19. We discuss what it means to heal and deal with the world going on around us and how it affects how we live and love. 

Today we talk about how my vacuum cleaner and my greedy dog made me realize how we approach our goals. 

Tune in for an inspirational message of how to approach your long and short term goals and "new year resolutions" almost half way into the year.