Pause & Press Play Podcast with Dr.L Dr. Kyla Lurry

Listen, in today's world there seems to be an increase of "believers" acting like heathens.. but why? Likely, because they're operating based on the formulas religion taught opposed to the relational approach - maybe.. Tune in today, as KylaNicole, makes an attempt to dive into the idea of reshaping your worldview from what you've been told you must do to what you should do. 

Well there it is!! Pre-Birthday Podcast -- all roads end here! KylaNicole is addressing real life growing pains. Recorded on the tail end of my departure from ATL, I realized there is NOTHING magical about the journey to growth, except when you arrive at the moment where you can measure it. The challenges we face are typically within - tune in as we chat about letting go of fear, control, broken spirits and more! You won't regret tuning in to this episode. 

Isolation is where growth occurs, right? Maybe, maybe not - but cocooning has been a thing, tune in as I address the pre & post-Covid mentality, social media thoughts, the withdrawal from people all while being an extrovert. KylaNicole elaborates on what's it's been like to isolate from a world that seems so inviting. This is a sincere truth episode - where I create space to share my largest frustrations. I know ya'll feel me.. 

Listen, we LOVE us some beautiful black people - but If I can be honest, being black hasn't always been the thing I was most proud of. I can remember NOT understanding my VALUE as a BLACK person - Black felt wack for some of the same reasons others feel - but won't speak about. KylaNicole tackles the perceived "stigma" of being Black and how that shaped her worldview. Tune in.. 

Let's get into this episode where we tackle the portrayal of black women - if course, with a twist. KylaNicole chats about not only her experience in this area, but the ever evolving dynamics of what it means to be a black women, black mom, black parent, black wife and so much more.. Tune in.. 

Ya'll, what's the thing you can't stand the most about your feelings and being a black woman? For me, it's the idea that I can't really have any... Tune as KylaNicole talks about the microagression's and stereotypes concerning the feelings of a woman and how we can shift the atmosphere for better responses towards us.