On the final episode of “Written Closure,” I talk about the importance of being and the power in choices. I also share my thoughts on Breonna Taylor.
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss the process of learning about anti-black racism and offer ways on how to be anti-racist.
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I play another game of “What Would You Do?” Enjoy!
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I play a game of “What Would You Do?” Enjoy!
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I continue the conversation on racism and ways it manifests itself in our daily lives. I also talk about anti-racism being a commitment and not a trend and answer the question: Where we do go from here?
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I share my thoughts about the current state of the country as it relates to race and racism and what it means for all of us.
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss knowing your value. I also read a poem about knowing who you are and what you bring to the table.
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I play a game of Never Have I Ever. Enjoy!
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I answer this or that (a.k.a. team a or team b) questions from conversationstartersworld.com. Enjoy!
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I answer would you rather questions from conversationstartersworld.com. Enjoy!
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I answer 15 more philosophical questions from conversationstartersworld.com, as part two of a two-part episode. Conversation Starters World is an online source that features thousands of questions to help facilitate conversation.
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On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I answer the first 15 philosophical questions on conversationstartersworld.com, an online source that features thousands of questions to help facilitate conversation.
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What’s the point of shame? Is it necessary in our lives? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I dive into the topic of shame and read a poem that encapsulates what it is and how it manifests itself.
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How do we get the things we want? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I explore the topic of choices and read a poem that distinguishes between finding what we want and choosing what we want.
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How has the coronavirus shifted your perspective on life? In this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss what life has been like since the onset of COVID-19, how the pandemic has changed the way I view life, and how I want to live my life post-corona. I also read a poem related to the topic.
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Is love an action or a feeling? As a part two to Episode 36 “Love is…” I continue the conversation about what love is and read a poem related to the topic.
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On this week’s episode, we revisit the topic of chemistry and read a poem about what happens when a relationship is built on this elusive measure of attraction.
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What is the purpose of pain? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I talk about pain, how we may cause it, how it is inflicted on us, and what it teaches us. I also read a poem related to the topic.
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On this week’s episode, we revisit the topic of soul mates and discuss what we look for in them.
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Why do we have a hard time accepting that other people are complex? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss our propensity to forget or disregard the complexity of other humans and read a poem that touches on this topic.
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