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Tori Tells is a weekly podcast for the ones still figuring it out. The ones, seeking validation in the process. Not after the breakthrough. Not once everything makes sense. But, right now— in the middle of it. Every episode digs into the real, unglamorous work of building a better mindset to therefore have a better life; the burnout, faith, timelines, comparison, identity, and the quiet struggle of becoming someone new while still living your old life. No highlight reels. No “I made it” energy. Just honest conversation from someone who is exactly where you are. And learning how to navigate it anyway. Because that’s the thing — Tori isn’t the guide. She’s you. A person in the process, showing up anyway, figuring it out in real time and bringing you along for it.If you’re unlearning, rebuilding, or just trying to enjoy the journey instead of surviving it — this is your space.

  1. Sep 30

    Building The Next Generation of Change Makers - Inside P3 📝🔔

    Class is in session. 🎓 This episode, we're sitting down with Sierra Singetti Daniels, co-founder of P3 Civics, to talk about what happens when journalism and education collide and a generation of young people learn that their voice is actually a weapon for change. We're getting into it all: how P3 started with a partnership with the NAACP of Albany, why it operates as an LLC instead of a nonprofit, the social justice mission projects happening in Albany and Schenectady, the journalism programs now reaching Utica and NYC, and how Sierra is teaching students to turn frustration into real, tangible action. We also talk about staying grounded in heavy times, what it meant to be named a 2026 Gloria Fellow, and the advice she'd give anyone chasing a purpose that isn't fully built yet. This is bigger than an episode. This is a blueprint. 🌱 TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction & Welcome to Another MOV with P3 0:13 Class Is in Session: Today's Objectives 0:41 Welcome to Sierra's Space 0:55 Segment 1: Why Civic Engagement? 2:11 P3 as an LLC vs. a Nonprofit 3:03 The Origin Story of P3 4:12 Albany NAACP & P3 Collaborate 5:43 What Shaped Sierra to Lead 6:34 Segment 2: The Social Justice Mission Project 9:34 Journalism as a Tool for Change 10:41 P3 Empowering Youth: From Venting to Building 13:00 P3 Empowering Youth: Beyond the Classroom 14:29 Sierra's View on Social Media & Change 15:49 Segment 3: Why Partnerships Matter to Sierra & P3 17:55 Personal Shoutouts to the Partners 18:47 How Sierra Stays Grounded: Personal Wellness 19:24 How P3 Builds Wellness Into the Program 20:58 Becoming a Gloria Fellow 23:19 Sierra's Advice to You: Bet on Yourself 24:26 Conclusion: TT x P3 Signing Off — Thank You! 25:03 Call to Action: Support P3's Mission ✨ Resources All visuals, community partner information, and program details referenced in this episode were sourced from (www. p3civics.org) and the organization's Instagram Account. Huge credit and thanks to their Creative Director, Jesus Santana, whose work capturing what P3 does is genuinely incredible. Disclaimer All credit for referenced content goes to P3 Civics and its creative team. Information and materials used in this episode were sourced from P3's Creative Director, and permission was granted for use.

  2. Jun 3

    Real Talk: Men and Mental Health 🎙️🗣️

    Men’s mental health is one of the most important conversations we aren’t having loudly enough. In this episode, I sit down with my guest, to get into the real. Why is it so hard for men to ask for help? Who taught them what it means to be a man? And is the conversation we’re seeing online actually changing anything in real life? We reference names you know, men who carried weight the world could see but never fully understood. And we ask the harder question: what happens when nobody checks on the strong one? This episode is for the man who has been holding it together for everyone else. The one who never learned it was okay to fall apart. The one who was never told he could ask for help, and still be a man. We’re breaking down the door. Come have this conversation with us Disclaimer: I am not a mental health professional. Everything shared in this episode is based on personal experience and research only. The topics discussed are meant to open conversation and encourage reflection, not to serve as clinical advice or diagnosis of any kind. If you or someone you know is struggling, please seek support from a licensed mental health professional. Links to mental health resources are available in the description below. Thank you for being here and for being open, that already takes courage. Music Disclaimer: Background music audible in this episode is played through a licensed subscription service active at our recording location during regular business hours. All music rights belong to their respective owners. We do not own, claim, or profit from any background music featured. Volume has been minimized out of respect for rights holders. No copyright infringement is intended. Resources: Mental Health Awareness Suggestions: https://www.nami.org https://openpathcollective.org https://thelovelandfoundation.org/ https://therapyforblackgirls.com/ https://beam.community/ https://988lifeline.org/ https://www.callblackline.com/ Club Shay Shay x Mike Beasley Episode: https://youtu.be/Wo8JNID3vT4?si=_op7Cb4TiiyZnvEK ToriTellsThePodcast Links: Instagram: toritells_ RSS: https://media.rss.com/toritellsthepodcast/feed.xml Again special shout out to cussin's 🎯🌱 for sharing this space! More to come!

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Tori Tells is a weekly podcast for the ones still figuring it out. The ones, seeking validation in the process. Not after the breakthrough. Not once everything makes sense. But, right now— in the middle of it. Every episode digs into the real, unglamorous work of building a better mindset to therefore have a better life; the burnout, faith, timelines, comparison, identity, and the quiet struggle of becoming someone new while still living your old life. No highlight reels. No “I made it” energy. Just honest conversation from someone who is exactly where you are. And learning how to navigate it anyway. Because that’s the thing — Tori isn’t the guide. She’s you. A person in the process, showing up anyway, figuring it out in real time and bringing you along for it.If you’re unlearning, rebuilding, or just trying to enjoy the journey instead of surviving it — this is your space.