70 episodes
Da Hood Talks Podcast Powered by Da Hood Connect Vanna
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- Society & Culture
This STL based podcast is centered around community, empowerment of the everyday people and providing voice to the voiceless. We are utilizing this community podcast to engage and uplift the community we serve. Through various segments we will be having conversations with community residents and inviting local leaders, local businesses and organizations to the mic to discuss various topics such as Politics, Mental Health and Racism with us. You can learn more about Da Hood Connect at www.dahoodconnect.org! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dahoodtalkspodcast/support
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Da Hood Heals: Let's Talk Healing in Motherhood
Join host Vanna and co-host Shante Love as they embark on a deeply insightful conversation with Mother Candice and her daughter Calis. Together, they explore the multifaceted journey of motherhood, delving into themes of healing, mother-daughter relationships, and the evolving cultural norms surrounding mothering across generations
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Da Hood Heals: Let's talk Men & Mental Health
Join Host Vanna and Co-host Shante Love as they have a conversation with Ronnie Amiin around black men and mental health. Also tune in to learn about Mr. Amiin and the work he does in the community with Black Men Build and Freedom Community Center.
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Da Hood Heals: Let's Talk Mental Health with the new Co-host
New changes and growth is happening at Da Hood Talks Podcast! Join Host Vanna & come meet the new segment Co-Host, Shante Love as they both talk mental health and discuss their personal healing journeys. Come learn about the new co-host and see what vibe you can expect from this season and the expansion of this segment.
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Da Hood Talks Podcast Storytelling Segment Episode #7
In this episode of our Storytelling Segment we hear from a self published author who takes us through her childhood journey in her words as an "army brat" that landed in Saint Louis in 2007. We hear of her childhood trauma experiences and her sudden health decline, that eventually had her fighting for her life. This story provides insight on how systems can directly be harmful to specifically black people, and how lack of support causes more harm than to just the individual who needs it but can spark a line of generational trauma.
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Da Hood Talks Podcast Storytelling Segment Episode #6
In this episode of our Storytelling Segment we hear from a man who was born and raised in Saint Louis, and served in the Military. We hear of his experience growing up in a home of domestic violence, trying to suppress his desire for men as a young adult to the point of marrying a woman, to now what it's like being a Gay Black Man in this day and time. We learn why he feels being just a black man would be much easier than being a black gay man and how he wishes the black community can move toward a more unified front for the betterment of all black people.
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Wypipo Shit or Nah- The Stereotypes of Health Culture
Join Host Vanna and Community Members for Season 3 Final LIVE Show episode of Da Hood Talks Podcast, to talk through health and wealth in the black community. We discussed how our communities have adapted unhealthy behaviors as culture norms for many reasons, such as disparities and racism and how they are harming us. We will also talk about ways to shift the unhealthy cultural mindset and as a community how can we become more healthier.
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