Frankly Speaking with Tyra G

Tyra Garlington - Tyra G
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Frankly Speaking with Tyra G webcast weekly worldwide on with Tyra Garlington

  1. Aug 29

    Meet Eric Richardson, CEO of Fairfax Public Access and So Much More!

    This week, we introduce our guest with a quote from Karmic astrologer Dora Jones: “Each of us comes into life with a promise, a gift, a passion, and a deep, heartfelt desire.” The promise is your soul’s mission, the lesson you are here to master. It is a vow to yourself to overcome, resolve, or heal a part of your inner world. Your gift is the unique offering you bring to the world. It forms the foundation of your self-determination and the journey to becoming your truest self. Passion is the spark that drives you to chase what brings pure joy, the pursuits that make you feel alive, purposeful, and truly valued. Heartfelt desire is the experience you yearn for most in life. Some seek love, others long for acceptance, and many of us hope for both. This week, we are honored to welcome a guest to the Frankly Speaking Table who has woven his gifts, passions, and heartfelt desires into a life of service. By blending leadership and technical expertise with a servant’s heart, he guides Fairfax Public Access communications in Fairfax, Virginia. Only he can truly share the story of his remarkable journey. So, I invite Mr. Eric Richardson, CEO, to share his story in his own words. Be inspired and share!

  2. Aug 15

    A Voice From the Future Featuring Ms. Amira Holland Speaking on L.O.V.E.

    Frankly Speaking with Tyra G was born from a vision to unite voices across generations and cultures. By weaving in thoughtful themes, we keep our stories vibrant and meaningful. Tonight, we open the pages of our HUMAN LIBRARY with the theme: Voices From the Future. Listening to the hopes, dreams, and concerns of the next generation is a joy and a mirror, reflecting how well we are shaping the world for them. Legacy weaves us together through time, binding us to those who paved the way and those who will follow. The world is not held together by molecules alone, but by the stories, traditions, memories, hopes, and dreams we share. Legacy is the heartbeat of life itself. This week, I am joined by a true connoisseur of life. Her insights offer us a window into our collective progress and reveal how she navigates the world we have shaped. As a proud member of Generation Z, she belongs to the first wave of adults raised with the Internet and digital technology at their fingertips. These "digital natives" are redefining what it means to grow up in a connected world. But what does all this mean for how they experience life? Settle in, listen closely, and let yourself be inspired. If you enjoy the journey, share it and subscribe.

  3. Aug 15

    Frankly Speaking with Robyn McCoy about her new understanding of the past, the present, and the promise while going from wife to widow.

    What happens when you have to be light in the darkness? “At night, the ocean can be a huge dark place. When riding the seas, you can never know for sure if the water will be calm or turbulent. You never know if you will drift off course or run aground. That is why there are lighthouses. When ships lose their way, they are guided by the lighthouse. When there is trouble or danger at sea, you can seek refuge by the lighthouse. During a storm, the lighthouse will always guide the ships safely to shore. Best of all, there is always someone in the lighthouse waiting. Join a conversation with Robyn McCoy who suffered the loss of a beloved husband and who found a path to healing by walking in vulnerability and authenticity and faith. She has co-founded an organization, a safe place to say the name of their beloved, to grieve and to grow, called Widow Expressions.  Click below and be blessed!

  4. Aug 8

    Meet phenomenal woman Felicity DiPette who is dedicated to empowering the marginalized.

    In the words of life coach and award-winning author Iyanla Vanzant in her book Until Today, written in 2000. “Society, with its structures, expectations, and divisions, has fostered certain ideas about women that are not always flattering. Many people believe that strong women are not feminine and that assertive women cannot be trusted. My all-time favorite is that women who exhibit any degree of clarity about who they are and what they want are dangerous.  We won’t bother to mention the myths that women are not as smart as men or cannot handle money. The point is that some people believe these things about women, and some are women! Labels define. Often, labels set up expectations. Labels prescribe how much, how little, and sometimes how long a thing can be used. In order for a woman to realize that she is more than a mother, more than a wife, more than what she earns or what she does to earn a living, she must know her own worth. It means she must test herself and her limits. A woman must learn to describe herself and establish her own expectations. A woman must encourage herself. She must support and nurture herself. She must be willing to be disliked. She must be willing to violate the descriptions and confines placed on her. Until today you may have placed defining, confining labels of unworthiness on women. For today, think of women as people; think of women as human beings and doing. They are the divine energy of God.” My guest is doing the work today, paying the dues, and gracefully managing the rewards. Meet Ms. Felicity Smith, a phenomenal woman with a servant’s heart. The first time I met her, she was like a breath of fresh air. Her story will amaze and encourage and excite anyone who has ever felt left out, left behind, or left over. But let me let her connect with you personally. Enjoy the podcast.

  5. Aug 1

    REWIND: Legacy is for the living with father and son Courtney and Asa Nero

    Ray Bradbury, in Fahrenheit 451, says, "Everyone must leave something behind when he dies, my grandfather said. A child, a book, a painting, a house, a wall built, or a pair of shoes made. Or a garden planted. Something your hand touched some way, so your soul has somewhere to go when you die, and when people look at that tree or that flower you planted, you're there. Dara Horn says. "Every person has a legacy. You may not know your impact, and it may not be something you can write on your tombstone, but every person impacts this world." Brett Eldredge says. "A legacy for me is a piece of the soundtrack of someone's life." I believe in living your legacy. Listen to a conversation with father and son Courtney and Asa Nero and experience a legacy in the making. Click below and be inspired. Then please share.

  6. Jul 25

    Moments of Mindfulness: A place to call home with Suzanne Hanger.

    I agree with the saying, "A house is not a home". Home is more than bricks and mortar. Home is a feeling, a place we make with friends and family. A home provides refuge, joy, peace, and safety. A home knows when it's you turning the key. Someone said it, “Home is where love resides, memories are created, friends always belong, and laughter never ends.” So, how do you discover that special place where, as your head sinks into the pillow, your soul finally feels at peace? I am glad you asked. Meet Suzanne Hanger, "Your Broker with a Side of Soul".Suzanne is a trailblazing entrepreneur, auctioneer, broker, landlord, investor, rehabber, and bank asset manager. Her guiding vision is rooted in the belief that everyone has a purpose, and if each person lived true to their soul’s calling, the world would brim with peace and harmony. Imagine a world without war, hunger, or poverty, where people value and respect one another, inspiring everyone to live their most authentic life. Since 2003, Suzanne has guided more than 480 real estate journeys, from a humble $108 vacant lot in South Carolina to a $7,155,000 assisted living facility in Connecticut. Yet, what truly sets Suzanne apart is how she reimagines the sales process, beginning each client’s experience with a holistic, personal evaluation. Click below and listen.

  7. Jul 18

    REWIND:Were it not for those who care with Second Story’s Abigail Brougher

    From an outsider’s perspective, it looked like “Santiago” was simply a rebellious kid. At Second Story for Teens in Crisis, however, counselors worked on getting to know him and learning why he was acting out. He opened up and the counselors were there for him, helping him rewrite the narrative for his future. When Timothy began attending Second Story's Safe Youth Project he was struggling in school. The program coordinator worked to tutor him in the subjects he found especially challenging, and at the end of the school year he won an award for his hard work and progress! When Marley was kicked out of her home she was almost relieved -- it was her escape from years of abuse. She quickly faced new challenges on her own, though: poverty, anxiety, and homelessness. Now, Marley is a high school graduate. Learn how Second Story helped her get there. When “Robert” graduated from Second Story for Homeless Youth he felt grateful for the counseling, guidance and help to find a stable place to live. But something stood out even more: he was grateful to know that Second Story staff believed in him, something he hadn’t felt before from the people in his life. Second Story transforms the lives of children, youth and their families by providing safe havens and opportunities for them to grow and thrive. Second Story transforms the lives of children and youth, helping them stay safe, make positive decisions, achieve educational success, and overcome personal crises. My guest, Abigail Brougher, Second Story Communications Director, shares the power of Second Story through a podcast with one of the many success stories. Stay close and be inspired.

  8. Jul 11

    Meet phenomenal woman and physician, Dr. Tiffany Simpson.

    This month, Frankly Speaking shines its spotlight once more on phenomenal women, exploring how we navigate our shared journeys, weathering both rainbows and storms with unwavering courage and resolve. We are a journey unfolding, a process ever in motion. Even in stillness, we move—loving, serving, nurturing, encouraging, empowering. We are love in action. Yet sometimes, we find ourselves caught between the comfort of what was and the promise of what could be, and we wonder: “Am I enough?” By the way, the right answer is a resounding YES! For a woman to truly see that she is more than a mother, more than a wife, more than her paycheck or her profession, she must first recognize her own worth. She must dare to test her boundaries, define herself on her own terms, and set her own expectations. She must become her own encourager, her own nurturer, and be brave enough to risk disapproval. She must be willing to break free from the labels and limits others try to impose. This week’s conversation introduces a woman who has learned to walk confidently in her worth—as a wife, mother to three lively daughters, caretaker of four pets, and the managing physician of her neonatology practice. Her story is told with warmth and joy, though we know challenges are woven into her reality. Still, she has discovered how to keep her circumstances from defining her. Meet Dr. Tiffany Simpson. Listen and be inspired—it is like sharing coffee with a friend.

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Frankly Speaking with Tyra G webcast weekly worldwide on with Tyra Garlington

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  • Creator
    Tyra Garlington - Tyra G
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    48
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    © Tyra Garlington
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