During a vacation at the ocean, my son and I get into a conversation about growing up black in Puyallup. Join us as Honore' takes us on his journey as growing up in Puyallup as a black male. I do not own the rights to the music but encourage you to check out the amazing artist.

Today we talk with Dr. Webster for the final part of our three part series. We address racialized healing Also I would like to honor the musical artist Black Eyes Peas and Kane Brown who's music I do not own the rights to. Please check them out. Dr. Conrad Webster: http://drconradwebster.com/ Publications: https://digitalcommons.tacoma.uw.edu/cgi/v…

Today we talk with Dr. Webster for part two of the three part series. We address the following: Getting out of the blame system White privilege In order to move forward we can not fail to effectively communicate Also I would like to honor the musical artist Black Eyes Peas and Kane Brown who's music I do not own the rights to. Please check them out…

Today we talk with Dr. Webster on our first of a three part series. What is to be an ally and what does mean when we say loving bravely? Please forgive editing challenges and microphone tech issues through out the conversation. Also I would like to honor the musical artist Black Eyes Peas and Kane Brown who's music I do not own the rights to. Pleas…

Where did this all begin and how do we begin the work to deconstruct? Today we look at this topic. If we do not know the context, we will not know how to change. Additionally, I am answering questions from listeners and to top it all off a special announcement. Don't miss it. Reminder: I do not own the rights to any of the songs on this podcast. Th…

This is my first ever podcast. It has many imperfections but I do not want to edit them because I want to embrace imperfections on this journey to racial healing. Additionally this first episode is longer than it will be regularly because I wanted to include an introduction. Moving forward I hope to have more interactive episodes as we connect and …