12 episodes
Marci Speaks Marci Robinson
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- Society & Culture
Growing up in the heart of Southeast Washington, DC; Marci was the oldest sibling of 3 who had to learn how to master survival of peer pressure and the drug and gang territories.
Marci for years lived in constant fears of hiding from her past and the domestic violence scars she endured in her marriage. Now she is living in a place of self-love, forgiveness, and peace.
Tune in daily for the different chapters in the life of Marci Robinson. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marcispeaks/support
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Full Moon in Pisces Forgiveness and Karma Release
The Full Moon in Pisces on this 20th day of September 2021 and is named a Harvest Moon. I send this prayer of forgiveness and karma release to all of humanity. Let love and gratitude abound within the depth of your souls. Namaste
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A Black Man Who Continues to Inspire Me
Details of a relationship from my teenage years with a male friend who is a alpha Black man who protected me during fragile seasons in my life. This man is strong beacon of life and continues to be an inspiration in my life today.
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Special Guest -Meet my baby sister "RazzBerry"
In this segment you will here Marci have an intimate conversation with her baby sister RazzBerry who is a one DC, Maryland, and Virginia's high-profiled Makeup Artist and the owner of RazzBerry Makeup Artistry, LLC. They will be discussing their childhood growing up in SE Washington, DC and how Marci's childhood trauma's and domestic violence incidents affected RazzBerry's life.
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How racism affects Black people w/ childhood trauma w/Dr. Simone Phillips
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are living in uncharted territory as it pertains to addressing the issues of racism against Blacks in the United States of America.
Simone Phillips, MSW, LCSW, MCM, BA, RN joins Marci Speaks on their weekly segment discussing “How racism affects Black people with childhood traumas.
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Sexually Abused Boys & The Men They Become Part 1 & 2
Simone Phillips, MSW, LCSW, RN, "Dr. Simone" and Ronald "Truth" Hunt joins Marci Speaks Podcast to discuss their personal and professional analysis of sexually abused boys & the men they become.
If you are a man or a woman dealing with a man who is experiencing any of the following, please tune into part 1 and part 2 of this podcast.
Fear of the worst happening and having a sense of a shortened future
Feeling "less of a man" or that you no longer have control over your own body
Feeling on-edge, being unable to relax, and having difficulty sleeping
Sense of blame or shame over not being able to stop the assault or abuse, especially if you experienced an erection or ejaculation
Withdrawal from relationships or friendships and an increased sense of isolation
Worrying about disclosing for fear of judgment or disbelief
Anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, flashbacks, and eating disorders
Avoiding people or places that remind him of the assault or abuse
Concerns or questions about their sexual orientation
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Ronald “Truth” Hunt talks about his Childhood Traumas
In this chapter Ronald “Truth” Hunt talks about his Childhood Traumas from a man’s perspective. Ronald discusses personal experiences with being abandon by his mother, sexual abuse as a child, infidelity in his marriage, and much more while living in the Washington DC area..
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