The Discussion Room Ms. Reid

It's Black Breastfeeding Week and 2 years into motherhood, Ms. Reid reflects on her Breastfeeding experience, what is has been like to choose a care provider for her child & the results of her Instagram Story engagement asking people how they feel about parenting. Give it a listen, subscribe on your favorite streaming platform and donate to buymeacoffee.com/MsReid to keep this creator going!

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What do you do when the protection you need, puts your loved ones at risk? 

How do you address the patterns that produce people prepared to spend their lives in a cell when they don't belong there? 

Do you know how to comfort a child who loses their father days before father's day when you can't process the world losing a beautiful soul?

Are you finding joy in the same place you find your answers?

Can you give grace to people who didn't know they had anything to heal from?


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Ms. Reid makes an announcement and Thanks listeners for their support in amplifying the PodCa$h Grant application submitted by The Discussion Room.

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Ms. Reid shares more than an hour with co-founder and CEO of Health in Her Hue Ashlee Wisdom. Ashlee shares what made her feel connected to the early content Ms. Reid wrote on DaaamnDaddy. How growing up in the church has helped shape who she is today. The lineage of persevering and pioneering women she comes from. And what it means to have a father and still feel you’ve missed out on the Daddy’s Girl experience. She shares what steps she's taking to make sure she doesn't get lost in the sauce of capitalism while growing her business. Explaining to her immigrant family that she set aside plans of being a doctor to work in public health, which has now grown into a health tech start-up, Ashlee continues to blaze her own path. 

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In this episode Ms. Reid speaks with certified Dialectical Behavior Therapist & Addiction specialist Berrell Cobb about his experiences working in the prison system. What it’s been like to grieve a loved one with a complex existence. Reflecting on how the things we hate most in others may be a mirror of ourselves. And discussing the deep impact of The Autobiography of Malcolm X. We also get an introduction to his new podcast Black & Better.

Expect to Learn:


About the Stigma of Incarceration 7:30
Adverse Childhood Experiences 8:00
Prison Industrial Complex 59:00
The importance of Bonding & Attachment 37:41

Resources from this Episode


The Autobiography of Malcolm X
ACES questionnaire

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In the last episode Ms. Reid got vulnerable about her struggle with adapting to motherhood. Some listeners reached out & asked that she share the unreleased content she mentioned in that episode. Here, you get raw reflections from October 9, 2021 and a bit of celebration for starting this platform nearly seven years ago.

Next Month, February 2022 marks seven years since Daaamn Daddy, the blog from which this podcast comes, was started. We encourage you to share any feedback for how that blog/this podcast has impacted your life in the past seven years by sending an email to msreid@daamndaddy.com

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