Curiosity Unleashed: Why Wonder, Not Doubt, Fuels True Knowledge Wonder rather than doubt is the root of all knowledge Subscribe, like, share. Available on all  streaming platforms . Listen now:  To wonder is to be curious but also to be in awe. I think we can sit back and be in awe of things and admire them and appreciate them while still maintaining a sense of self. Having states of awe, I believe, inspires ingenuity and curiosity. It makes sense to me why then you can be in wonder of something and also wonder about something. Wonder opens our minds to exploration.  Articles Eight Reasons Why Awe Makes Your Life Better Awe may improve your mood and make you more satisfied with your life. Awe may be good for your health. Awe may help you think more critically. Awe may decrease materialism. Awe makes you feel smaller and more humble. Awe can make you feel like you have more time. Awe can make you more generous and cooperative. Awe can make you feel more connected to other...

The Beyoncé Bowl: A Celebration of Power, Performance, and Unstoppable Inspiration Subscribe, like, share. Available on all streaming platforms . Listen now:  After watching The Beyoncé Bowl I was inspired to record a podcast show. The main topics are below but I left out a shout-out to the Texas Southern University Ocean of Soul band and dancers. I also discussed how I did not spend much time reading the hate comments, but then I hopped on FaceBook, and the posts of her performance on mainstream pages like People, ESPN, NFL, etc. were disgustingly filled with hateful, dog-whistled, racially motivated comments. It is always disappointing to see but a reminder that this is Amerika. The ugly underbelly of racism is always ready to show itself. Regardless, please listen to the show. The second part is about how important it is to create a space for inspiration to thrive.  Christmas Day football game and Beyoncé Bowel performance inspired me Netflix to release a stand-alone specia...

Losing You: The Art of Letting Go and Finding Yourself Again Be forewarned. I sing on this podcast and it is bad but the song is so good.  Tell me the truth boy am I losing you for good? We used to kiss all night but now there’s just no use. I don’t know how I fight it, clearly we are through. Tell me the truth, boy, am I losing you for good? In 2012 Solange Knowles, yes that Solange, released an album called True. I don’t even know if it was a real album release because it only had seven tracks but when I tell you, I loved that album. No. I love that album. It is an in-your-feelings album with the first track, Losing You, and it is a vibe. The entire album is a moody vibe and Losing You is a great way to kick it off.  Have you been in a relationship you know is over or feel is about to be? This song really captures the essence of being in that ambiguous space because maybe you still want to fight for the relationship but you only end up fighting alone. You end up wondering if...

Ready to watch The Recruit Season 2 on January 30, 2025 Listen Now. Spoiler Warning The Recruit is an espionage drama series that follows the chaotic life of Owen Hendricks, a headstrong lawyer who just started working for the CIA. Played by Noah Centineo, Owen is thrust into the deep end of international intrigue when he stumbles upon a threatening letter from Max Meladze, a former CIA asset currently in prison, demanding the agency clear her name or face the exposure of classified secrets. What starts as a simple legal investigation quickly spirals out of control, pulling Owen into a world of high-stakes deception, deadly conspiracies, and global danger. With no field training and little experience, Owen must navigate ruthless criminals, foreign operatives, and dangerous CIA politics—all while trying to survive his first year on the job. Listen at your own risk because this is full of spoilers Owen Max Amelia Lester and Violet Terrance Hannah Dawn Season 2 release date January 30, 20...

 Beat Procrastination: Unlock More Time and Say Goodbye to Stress Listen to the show Does anyone else have problems with procrastination especially as we get older? I hope I am not the only one raising my hand.  Procrastination is that evil little sucker that can creep in and easily become a bad habit. Once it latches on, it erodes your ability to function effectively. First, we have to recognize that it has become a bad habit, and then we have to figure out how to break it, which is not easy. However, it can be overcome with some honest self-assessment and an organized and attainable plan of attack.  I am my worst critic about all the things I do not get done. As you know, I am making a concentrated effort to allow myself to indulge in rest more. With that being said the first step the engaging in some self-assessment is to be gentle with yourself. Give yourself a pat on the back because you have recognized that you have a procrastination problem and have decided to deal...