Where we talk about cultivating a thriving home and developing meaningful relationships. We help women feel confident in authentic home life!
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Professor KC Councilor, Danielle Campbell, Saieda Lataillade-Lewis, and Zoe Pringle break down communication barriers and get to the heart of equity and inclusion conversations on college campuses.
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1. C3 NYC Worship - Starting to See 2. The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - More Than Anything 3. Red Hands - With all my heart 4. Vive Worship - Bless Hoped 5. Nicole Lashawn - Another Day 6. Saraphina - You Do Not Lie 7. Cece Winans by Ntokozo Mbamba Mbatha - Believe for it 8. Kierra Sheard - Miracles 9. Jekalyn Carr - I believe God 10. The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir feat. TaRanda Greene - He’s Been Faithful 11. Tiffany Daniels Hudson - Enough 12. Planetshakers - Never Thirst Again 13. C3 NYC Wo ...
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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating dynamics of differences in relationships. Join us as we discuss: The never-ending debate: pineapple on pizza and other food controversies. How our vastly different cultural backgrounds shaped our relationship. The importance of acknowledging and celebrating differences rather than trying to change each …
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In this episode, Jamie is back with Lish for the first in a series they'll do together, for a candid and vulnerable conversation about key moments they have faced over 30 years, and the most important question they faced in the last year; what is worth fighting for. We talk about fighting for each other vs with each other, and what it means to figh…
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Have you ever been waiting to see the fulfillment of a promise from God? You are not alone! In this episode we talk about the what the Word says about “Waiting” and How God will show up for us in those seasons. Listen in as we talk about how we can find peace in the waiting.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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Make the most of your summers! We delve into engaging summer activities for kids, from creating bucket lists to teaching responsibilities, and discuss the importance of reducing screen time and encouraging boredom for developing creativity and resilience. Lish and Kelsi talk about summertime, and all the ups and down that go along with kids being a…
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In this episode, we explore what it looks like to have a successful date night with your favorite person! We share personal stories of our date fails & wins, and we share lots of budget-friendly date night ideas.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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We're talking about the power of making peace with your expectations. Whether personal expectations we put on ourselves or unspoken ones we navigate in our most meaningful relationships. We dive into practical ways we can recognize them, learn how to have grace in the moment, and how to grow in communicating our needs, and understanding others. Ult…
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In this episode, we want you to meet the men in our lives, and we touch on several topics that are important to us - including some important values we have in our family. We share a few stories, have a few laughs, and drop some wisdom. Join us and get a quick introduction to our family!By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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#17 The Heart of Worship: Why He's Worth It
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In the church world, we often associate worship with singing songs on a Sunday. While that is a big part of it, worship is much more than a one-day-a-week list of songs. Worship is a heart posture and our God is worthy of all of it, every day. We discuss the different ways we can worship God and why it is so important for us to do so.…
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#16 Adulting & Friendship: Finding Your Tribe
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Why is making friends as an adult SOOOO HARD?! We talk about this often in our own lives with people we know, so we decided it needed to be talked about on the podcast. In this episode, we discuss the hurdles we face as adults regarding friendships and how to overcome them. This podcast will inspire you to keep looking for your people!…
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#15 The Art of Hosting; Welcoming Others With Love.
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This episode reveals Alisha's heart, and process of hosting someone at home - from her initial inspirations, the meal she prepares, how the table looks, and how to keep the conversations going. You get to hear why, and how Alisha wants to make everyone feel welcome at her table. Grab your coffee and listen to her top tips!…
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In this episode, we continue our conversation around unity in marriage. We cover; unity in parenting, money, and sex. Join us as we share our personal journeys of continuing to build unity in our marriages.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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Join us as we dive into the sacred and essential topic of unity in marriage. Marriage is a beautiful union between two individuals, but achieving and maintaining unity requires intentional effort and understanding. We explore God's intent for unity and how to protect it in your marriage!By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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In this episode, we share 5 tips on how to make those regular family nights even more valuable. We discussed how our family learned to build connections and develop healthier relationships. You'll even get to hear some of our personal adventures! Join us for some fun on this episode!By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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In this episode, we share personal stories of choosing forgiveness and the freedom that came with it. We explore what the Scripture says, how to unlock freedom in us, and the power that it brings to our lives.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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#10 Bridging The Gap; From Mom to Friend
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In this episode, we're talking about transitioning from the mother-child relationship to friendship in adulthood. We share where we went wrong and provide tips for mothers who haven't reached this stage. If you're in this stage of life with your adult children and it's been tough, you are not alone. We get very honest and real; as our heart is for …
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In today’s episode, we talk about how to overcome insecurities in our lives. Simply put, insecurities are places where we don’t understand our identity through God’s eyes. We share some of our personal struggles and how we have found freedom in Christ.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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This episode focuses on how to live a life on fire for Jesus. We talk about what the secret place is and why it matters. It's the quiet, daily moments that stoke the flame of our hearts. The big encounter moments are needed - but in this one, we focus on how the secret place fuels our day-to-day. Join us to be encouraged and challenged in your walk…
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In this episode, we're talking about Performance vs. Connection. Alisha opens up about her lifelong "doer" mentality, discussing the shift from; ticking off tasks to being present and connected— a valuable lesson for everyone. We explore our need for connection with the Lord and how it's not about meeting some performance standard but just being ou…
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In this episode, we delve into the essential elements for cultivating a thriving home. It's not just about achievements or possessions; rather, it centers around the deliberate decision to nurture a sense of peace within your living space. We'll explore strategies to accomplish this and guide you on the journey to discovering true peace within the …
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In this episode, we explore how powerful scripture can be when you understand how to read and partner with it. We share our Bible study experience and tips to dive into it yourself. We hope you will feel encouraged to open your Bible and encounter God in a new way.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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This episode focuses on loving yourself well and why we need to understand the love of Jesus to do that. We talk about the greatest love you can encounter and how to live in that love, especially towards yourself.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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In today’s episode, we dive into why gathering is a gift. The benefit of gathering is found in the connection created with people. While all the intentional details put into hosting someone in your home matter, they are never more important than the connection we're building with the people sitting at our table.…
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In this episode join us for a conversation about building meaningful connections within the walls of your home and beyond. We explore the beauty of friendships and community, defining connection and discussing how to build it within your own life.By Alisha Anderson & Kelsi Harris
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Welcome to The Home Project Podcast with Alisha Anderson and Kelsi Harris
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In this debut episode, we invite you into our hearts and homes. Join us as we share the heart behind The Home Project, and how our unique journeys come together in this space. Kelsi delves into her passion for emotional health, while Alisha unravels her story behind intentional homemaking. Together, we explore the vision we hold for The Home Projec…
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Season Finale: The End of an Era with KC Councilor
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KC, Saïeda, and Danielle get behind the mic together one last time to recap season 7 and reflect on the group's time together as cohosts of Real Talk. For those who aren't caught up, this marks KC's final episode, concluding six seasons as the show's lead host. Join us in wishing KC farewell @realtalkhighered on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.…
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On Crime and Punishment: Why We Don't Remain Silent
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KC, Saïeda, and Danielle talk with sociologists Dr. Cassi Meyerhoffer (Imprisoned: Interlocking Oppression in Law Enforcement, Housing, and Public Education) and Dr. Venice Michalsen (Mothering and Desistance in Re-Entry) about interlocking systems of oppression, the responsibility of researchers to communities, and the possibilities of abolition.…
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Bringing the Table and the Chairs: Creating Community Spaces within Higher Ed
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Tune in for a special announcement by KC, followed by a fascinating talk with Drs. Marian Evans and Anuli Njoku about their new book, Navigating Academia During Covid-19: Perspectives and Strategies from BIPOC Women. Don't miss this important and timely conversation about mentorship, fostering health and well-being on a community level, and the bir…
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The Play’s The Thing: Theatre, Empathy, and Social Change
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KC and Real Talk team member, Cindy Cardozo, engages three theatre professionals—Mike Skinner, associate professor of theatre at Southern Connecticut State University; Rebecca Goodheart, producing artistic director at Elm Shakespeare; and Rachel Alderman, associate artistic director for Long Wharf Theater— in a conversation about the significance o…
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Healing through Community: A Conversation with Amelea Lowery
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KC, Danielle, and Saïeda talk with Amelea Lowery, a graduate student in Yale’s Master of Public Health program, about trauma and healing, how to tap into and create community when you’re new to town, and liberation through the land.By Southern Connecticut State University
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The Friends Episode: The One Where We Talk Connection in College and Beyond
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KC, Saïeda, Danielle, and Zoe talk with student leader and Marisa Howard, a student resident advisor, about friendships in college — how to create community, navigate tricky situations, and make healthy connections.By Southern Connecticut State University
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Fostering Nurturing Community Spaces: A Conversation with Alisha Crutchfield and Lauren Anderson
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Join KC, Danielle, and Saïeda as they sit down with the passionate creators behind two cherished community spaces in New Haven: Alisha Crutchfield of BLOOM and Lauren Anderson of Possible Futures. In this episode, they explore the significance of community spaces that have enriched their lives, discussing the role of plants, books, and communal gat…
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The Changing Landscape of Affirmative Action
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KC, Saïeda, and Danielle talk with a panel of expert guests about affirmative action—its political history, its legal present, and the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision on our university campuses and beyond. Guests are: Tess Marchant-Shapiro, professor of political science Andy Marchant-Shapiro, attorney at law Julie Edstrom, vice-president of…
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Cultivating True Resilience with Dr. June Parks
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KC, Saieda, and Zoe talk with Dr. June Parks, a clinical psychologist whose years of working with children and trauma have informed her current work empowering student support workers in higher ed. They talk about resilience–its possibilities and its limits—and the importance of mindset in preventing burnout. Dr. June Parks is a licensed clinical p…
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Diversifying the Leadership Pipeline with LEDA’s David Garza
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Join KC, Zoe, and Diane Ariza as they sit down with David Garza, the Executive Director of LEDA (Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America). In this episode, they delve into the power of mentorship, the significance of diverse leadership, and the authenticity that drives it. With over 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, David's journe…
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Unfiltered Conversations on Bias: A Live Show
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Join KC, Danielle, Saieda, and Zoe, along with our special guests, Dr. Mary Boudreaux and Brandon Lovene, for the podcast's very first live show! Recorded before an audience of 1,200 incoming students at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, this episode delves into the challenges and opportunities of joining a new and diverse communi…
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The Gang's All Here: Season 7 Premiere
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In the exciting Season 7 premiere, KC, Saieda, and Danielle reunite for a lively conversation, reminiscing about their college experiences and sharing valuable insights on what they wish they'd known back then. Plus, stay tuned for hints about the upcoming episodes you won't want to miss.By Southern Connecticut State University
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Season Finale: Reflecting on Legacy and Higher Ed with Joe Bertolino
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KC, Saieda, Danielle, and Zoe talk with outgoing SCSU President Joe Bertolino about the challenges and opportunities facing higher ed. Reflecting on his 7-year tenure at the university, they grapple with legacy, and reflect on the work ahead for aspiring social justice universities.By Southern Connecticut State University
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Black Disability Politics with Dr. Sami Schalk
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KC, Saieda, and Danielle talk with Dr. Sami Schalk about her new book, Black Disability Politics. Learn about the ways we have not recognized disability justice work in Black liberation movements, the importance of making scholarship accessible and useful to activists and communities, and taking pleasure activism seriously! Follow Dr. Schalk on Twi…
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Saieda, Danielle, Zoe and KC reflect on the season, some of their favorite moments, and talk about what it takes to be a podcaster.By Southern Connecticut State University
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Finding Your Magic: Healing and Belonging in Religion
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Saieda, KC, and Danielle talk with undergraduate student Kyle Magri about spirituality, religion, and connection with others. Kyle hosts the group Monthly Magic at Southern Connecticut State University, a diverse and inclusive community dedicated to finding the sacred in the people, places, and things where most religious institutions refuse to loo…
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Community Education: Utilizing the Arts for Discipline and Mentorship
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In this episode, Danielle, Saieda, and KC talk with school social worker and dance instructor Chelsea Little-Hughes about paths to meaningful work, community education, and creating connection, discipline, and joy in her dance studio. To learn more about CR & Co. Dance Studio, see https://www.crandcodance.com/.…
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Moving Beyond Access: Disability Justice with Milford Public Schools
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Zoe, Danielle, and KC talk with Milford Public School’s transition program student Johnny Vaccino and two of his teachers. Eric Paradis is the head of Special Ed for MPS and is joined by colleague Erin Williams to discuss disability rights, the challenges of moving through the world with disabilities, the contributions of disability rights activist…
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Community Journalism in a Changing Media Landscape
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KC, Saieda, and Danielle talk with New Haven journalist Lucy Gellman and UW-Madison journalism professor Dr. Sue Robinson about engaged journalism, the changing media landscape, and the future of the field. You can read Lucy’s work at https://www.newhavenarts.org/ and see more about Sue at https://journalism.wisc.edu/news/staff/susan-robinson/.…
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Reimagining Higher Ed with Dr. David Robinson-Morris
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The team talks with Dr. David Robinson-Morris about radically reimagining the structures of higher ed, polite disruption, and the healing necessary for these times. For more on Dr. Robinson-Morris, visit https://www.drmphd.com.By Southern Connecticut State University
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What Do You Get When You Cross Stand Up Comedy with #HigherEd?
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KC, Saieda, and Danielle talk with stand up comedian Linda Belt about the importance of comedy to society, cancel culture, and what teachers can learn from comedians.By Southern Connecticut State University
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Strong Yaqui Woman: Family Stories and Filmmaking with Miros Gonzalez
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KC, Danielle, Saieda, and Zoe talk with Miros Gonzalez about her journey to reconnect with her Yaqui roots and the possibilities of filmmaking to share these stories. You can contact Miros via www.yaquiland.com. In the episode, she mentioned Kin Theory, an initiative of Nia Tero, which is a global network of indigenous media creators; they host fre…
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PhD Kimoni Present WORSHIP IN NEW YORK CITY Hosted by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Volume 147 2-23-23
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http://afrocaribbeanvibesmix.com/ 1. C3 NYC Worship - Starting to See 2. The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - More Than Anything 3. Red Hands - With all my heart 4. Vive Worship - Bless Hoped 5. Nicole Lashawn - Another Day 6. Saraphina - You Do Not Lie 7. Cece Winans by Ntokozo Mbamba Mbatha - Believe for it 8. Kierra Sheard - Miracles 9. Jekalyn Carr …
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A Labor of Love: Teaching as Service
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KC and Danielle talk with two educators and changemakers about the public school system, with a focus on underfunded schools. Guests Patricia Gagliardi, Director for Inclusion and Restorative Justice Education Development at SCSU and Alva Hanson, First Year Experience and Environmental Science instructor at Tunxis Community College, bring their ric…
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KC and Danielle talk with Saymah Nah, CEO of Gateway U in Newark, about new models of higher ed and ways to break down barriers that keep students of color from being able to complete degrees.By Southern Connecticut State University
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This season, Real Talk is heading in a fresh new direction with multiple co-hosts joining KC in the studio. Our cross-generational team includes Danielle Campbell, a graduate student, Zoe Pringle, an undergraduate student and Saieda Lataillade-Lewis, a post-grad. Join us for hot takes, fresh insights, and a lot of laughs as we test the waters toget…
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