The Joy Whisperer The Joy Whisperer

The black male joy movement is alive and well! They are frolicking, vacationing, building bonds with friends, and leaning into their fatherhood with a level of vulnerability and emotional intelligence that may have been frowned upon in previous generations. In this episode Dr. Pamela Larde unpacks some of the challenges that black men face in our society and how they are simultaneously and wholeheartedly embracing joy. Included in the conversation is a panel of three black men who seamlessly integrate joy into their personal and professional lives. The panelists are: John Robinson, Jr. of Joy+, Lawrence Henderson of Boss Consulting, and Jamal Washington of The Joy Gym. Also featured is counselor, Tahir Cowans, who offers a perspective on how black men are rising above adversity.

In this episode, Dr. Pamela challenges us to embrace a life of well-being. It's all about thinking, eating, and aging differently in ways that lead to an abundant life.

We have the potential to build a multitude of joyful communities for various aspects in life. Today we will explore not only what it means to mindfully build and purpose them, but also how to do it.

There are so many different expectations for our experiences at work than ever before. We're going to talk about some of them and what it takes to actually create a joyful experience in the workplace.

In this episode of The Joy Whisperer we are going to be looking at the idea of JOMO or the joy of missing out. JOMO can actually have the ability to nurture our joy without having that fear of missing out or FOMO.

In this episode of The Joy Whisperer we dive into the shadows. While we’ve typically sought to avoid them in the past,  they are the key. When we are willing to dive into pieces of us that we don’t recognize or even want to acknowledge, we unlock a door that reveals to us how to dispel some of those negative shadows. Often overlooked though are the positive ones we gain access to that can ignite an enhancement of quality and power in our lives.