In this episode, we talk about what it means to lose it all and still show up.

We share a season of deep personal loss, hard truths, and painful transitions... and how we kept going anyway.

It’s not just about what we went through it’s about what we learned, and how we held onto the promise in the middle of it all.

If you’re in the thick of it, this one’s for you.

This episode is about the systems that tried to break us and the plan we created to break free.

From redlining to poison water, from underfunded schools to no trees in sight we’ve survived it all. But now it’s about more than survival.

We talk about remembering who we are, reclaiming our sovereignty, and building something better on purpose. Pay your bills, get out of debt, find some land, and work the plan.

Separation isn’t isolation. It’s wisdom. And across the country, Black folks like us are doing the same choosing healing, land, and legacy.

We’re not just still here. We’re building forward.

This episode is for the ones running on fumes and functioning at the 11th hour , we see you, because we are you.

We talk about the quiet violence of survival mode and what happens when pressure becomes our norm. From grant deadlines to grief, from missed naps to microwaved dinners, we’ve accepted way too much as just “the way it is.”

But what if we divested? What if rest, nutrition, water, and boundaries weren’t luxuries , but lifelines?

This episode is about loss, yes , but, also about hope, healing, and holy rejection of the systems that keep us broken.

May this be your permission slip to unplug, slow down, and build a life that actually feels like yours.