True Chop Up

This is a simple discussion about how past mistakes and missed opportunities can manifest into long term regrets and effect not only you but the people in your life. 

This episode is based off opinions pertaining to penis size. As we all know none are just alike but as an inquisitive woman I often find myself wondering whether women prefer the larger size over the smaller or vice versa. 

This episode is about the awareness of untreated mental health issues of oneself or someone you love and care about. The process of healing from trauma can be hindered by our natural defense mechanism which is the push our thoughts and feels back to keep moving forward. However, this isn't often the best possible way to deal with it. 

This episode discusses the ever present finger pointing between the two sexes when it comes to relationships or the lack there of. Accountability seems to be lacking on both ends. 

This lighthearted reminiscent episode was done to show love and appreciation for old school hip hop. 

This episode is about the tensions that have arisen within the community. Whether it be between race, political party or within general ethnic groups there is an elevated level of tense emotions in play with this years election. 

This episode covers things like mentorship, professional training and wellness to include diet provided by a young Afro-American couple that are making it happen not only for adults but young adults as well. This couple are a shining example of how to use your God given talents and abilities to not only motivate yourselves but to also give back and be a blessing to others. 

This episode is all about the types and importance of life insurance. Bridgette discusses some of the different types of policies available and the benefits of investing in them...i.e Term Life and Whole Life. 

This episode is dedicated to all the sisters that currently or have struggled with breast cancer whether they made it or lost the battle. There are people and organizations out here that understand and support your struggles. Keep on pushing on sisters...we love you. 

This episode discusses some of the key toxic traits of men exhibit from the male perspective and experience. 

As part of the show we are dedicated to shining light and showing love to our local celebrities, entrepreneurs and or anyone making their mark with positive moves that we can be proud of. Monica Ash is one of these people and she chose to build her legacy and etch her name in stone through her poetry and books. 

Are black people destroying themselves from lack of knowledge or lack of acceptance? What are some factors that contribute to the self-destruction in the black community?

Keeping it real can go wrong in so many ways. Sometimes it's best to keep it to yourself so that you don't face adverse reactions. 

Finding ways to deal with the added stress and strain on daily life during the Covid pandemic. 

Randoms thoughts about how some of us seem to grant the imaginary "black card" to other races depending on how cool they are with them and what determines whether or not this card is stripped from some of us because it's determined that we aren't black enough.

This episode is about the tendency of women to throw shade at other woman. Toxic behaviors and the presumed reasons where it possibly came from and why. 

This episode ranges from discussion on why does it often seem like we find humor in the pain of others to strolling down memory lane through childhood lessons. 

Speaking in terms of why is it that our way of being proud of our culture is seen to be something that we have to dumb down or excuse ourselves for? How come some of us even feel like showing "too" much black pride is like rocking the boat? 

Shout out edition dedicated to the young black and gifted. This young man is out here trying to put some sounds in your heart and on your mind. Give him a fair chance by listening and subscribing to his youtube page. DREAM DIOR is the name to recognize and remember because this young king is going to go far. 

Tragically in the midst of all that we face as a country and a race fighting for equality, we have lost another one of our youth to senseless violence and misunderstanding. We must hold each other close and hold each other accountable for our actions. We not only fail as individuals but we are failing as a community and the time is NOW to make all necessary change. Lies, Perception and Truth are the 3 elements in every story and for this to have a justified outcome all facts and truth need to be revealed.

Welcome to "True Chop Up" your weekly unwind, relax and relate podcast show. Here we will chop up random daily thoughts and experiences while giving the "Black" point of view. Topics may be chosen at random based off anything during the simple course of a day. Inspirational affirmations and bit of earnest wisdom For US by Us because we must continue to UPLIFT US is one thing you can look forward to. Feel free to contact the show via email at truechopup@gmail.com. 

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