Say It Louder Doryell Davis

We are talking about dating in the ”Millennial age.”  What is it like out there from the perspective of two successful, black women who are in different realms of the millennial range? How does your own rearing impact the way you view dating and joining with a potential person? How do your traumas or toxicity traits come into play?  Tune in as we answer some questions and get insight.

In this episode, I delve into the world of dating and relationships, but leaning into the perspective of toxicity and six reasons one is attracted to people who display toxic traits.

An antithesis to Beyonce’s ”Cozy” on her recent album, Renaissance, this episode is also a continuation of the concern regarding the children of the world, this episodes delves into the impact that social media has on our children which often times tends to be more negative than positive.

There are so many distractors that shape the minds and behaviors of our children that can be believed are strategically introduced to set them on a path to live beneath their wildest dreams.  It’s time to call it out!

Season 2 opens as I am joined with my friend and acting comrade @iamasa_a, to discuss the slap heard around the world and the aftermath that has manifested with three comedians getting on stage with an actual goat that continues the attention and conversation about a debate of rights and wrongs.  We are giving our perspectives on the ”what” and the possible ”whys” as we also get into the subjects of trauma, the impact this situation has had on black male actors, and more.

Everybody is talking about the controversy that occurred at the Oscars between Mr. Smith and Mr. Rock.  The LA Times coined the situation as "the slap that was heard across the world."  The perspective of this episode focuses on the deeper issue that men face when it comes to protecting the family and serving as protectors.  There is so much more to manhood than just being a protector and a provider.  What lies beneath needs to be discovered and understood.