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Hey Baby Live!

Hey Baby Live!

By: Ms. Amber Kenni
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Hey Baby Live is made by and for Black Women to provide a space where our whole selves are celebrated and not tolerated. This is a community for millennial Black women who have never seen themselves as enough to gain knowledge and understanding about embarking on their healing journey. Demonstrating what it looks like to be celebrated and allowing it to occur gracefully while also providing celebration for those who exist in that space with us! Powered by Amber Kenni Networks.

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Episodes
  • The Essential Educator with Farmer Karlee of Black Girls Cook

    The Essential Educator with Farmer Karlee of Black Girls Cook
    May 22 2023

    Talking through the experience and passion of a teacher and the impact of uncertainty of classroom safety.



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    27 mins
  • The Social Media Landscape x Mental Health Access

    The Social Media Landscape x Mental Health Access
    May 15 2023

    Talking through what social media has done for the mental health field and the impact that it has had on the accessibility of it.



    Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/healt/donations
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    50 mins
  • I survived Narc Abuse with Synthia Smith

    I survived Narc Abuse with Synthia Smith
    Mar 14 2022

    Helping others to avoid experiencing Narc abuse and aiding others in getting out of narcissistic grips.



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    27 mins
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