From Mind To Matter

LaDona

A chronic overthinker ardently attempts to define and express self-love. I've made a habit out of documenting my journey of personal growth - all the mundane and exciting moments of reflection and realizations - and made the decision to share those moments in the hopes that others would begin to share themselves as well. Because life's better that way, isn't it?

Episodes

  1. 01/22/2024

    Building The Life You Want, No Matter What

    When you don't receive the attention you need as a child, your relationship with your parents is strained, you feel shamed for being who you are, you turn to drugs to cope and your love life has an abundance of spectators, it becomes real easy to just give up. But, not for Tish... I had the pleasure of sitting down with the dynamic Tish Brown and discussing how she decided to learn from all of her hardships instead of succumbing to them in order to create a better life for herself and her daughter. She shared with us how she dealt with her parents' unfavorable reactions to her sexuality, how she found her way to the military, how she bounced back from a failed engagement in a public relationship and the people that have been on her side every step of the way. I'm honored to have been apart of this display of vulnerability and grateful I get to share it with all of you. Nothing means more to me than your engagement, so please if you enjoyed this episode, reach out to Tish and let her know your thoughts. Reach out to me to let me know what else you'd like to see come out of this podcast. And if that's too much, at least reflect on your own thoughts and feelings and make an effort to get to know yourself a little better. =) Until next time... CONTACT LaDona IG: @lb.evolving, @frommindtomatterpodcast Tish IG @hey_itstish Email: frommindtomatterpodcast@gmail.com CREDITS: Title: From Mind To Matter (2023) Host: LaDona Producer: LaDona Recorded & Edited by: LaDona =) Music: Cheap Limousine

    Building The Life You Want, No Matter What
  2. 10/21/2023

    A Creative Mind: Psych Wards, Self-Doubt, & the Influence of Music

    It will forever fascinate me how dynamic the mind is. And I think there's something incredible to be said of the person who, while exploring and falling into the depths of their own mind, may make peace with, and learn to honor all parts of themselves that they encounter - or at least, try to. And I think this "something incredible" can, and should, be said about my guest this episode. Koonce has a recognizable creative spirit that is obvious in just the way he speaks and views the world around him. In this episode, we speak about: how we think art influences societythe role of self-doubt in creativityhow Lil' Wayne convinced him to perform cunninglingus 👀his stay in a psych ward ...and a lot more. I mean, it IS an hour-long episode. And I enjoyed recording every second of it. As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode and any ideas or questions you may have on this topic. Also, feel free to message me with suggestions for future episodes or questions you'd like answered. And if this episode inspires you to do nothing else at all, I hope that it may serve as a prompt to open discussion with yourself or others. Enjoy! And check out Koonce's music on Spotify! CONTACT LaDona IG: @lb.evolving, @frommindtomatterpodcast Koonce IG: @whoiskoonce Koooce YT: @WhoIsKoonce https://www.youtube.com/@whoiskoonce/videos Koonce Twitter: @WhoIsKoonce Email: frommindtomatterpodcast@gmail.com CREDITS: Title: From Mind To Matter (2023) Host: LaDona Producer: LaDona Recorded & Edited by: LaDona =) Music: Cheap Limousine

    A Creative Mind: Psych Wards, Self-Doubt, & the Influence of Music

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About

A chronic overthinker ardently attempts to define and express self-love. I've made a habit out of documenting my journey of personal growth - all the mundane and exciting moments of reflection and realizations - and made the decision to share those moments in the hopes that others would begin to share themselves as well. Because life's better that way, isn't it?