UN-LoC'D Audrey Augustave

On  Episode 21 of Un-Loc'd I sat with Kirani James, Grenada's first and only Olympic gold medalist for 400m Track. Together we discussed the ticking clock of an athlete's life and maintaining humility while bringing pride to your country.

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If you are interested in reaching out to share your thoughts, topic    ideas, or if you are interested in becoming a guest email me at info@audreytoshakti.com

I’d also love to hear your lovely voices! Feel free to leave a voice message HERE ( Voice messages may be used for the show, but if you specify a desire for it to be omitted, this will be honored).

On  Episode 20 of Un-Loc'd I sat with Hans Augustave, a DJ, Director, Artist and most importantly my big brother. Together we explored the history of his heroin addiction and how addiction stories impact family systems through the sibling dynamic. Here, Hans and I take a deep dive in how recovery work in substance use is something a whole household goes through. I'm proud of us and honored to call him my big bro!!

RESOURCES FOR HANS AUGUSTAVE:
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Explore his Creative Works
DJ Hanzi makes you DANCE
Discover how to get in touch with Sober Parties in NY

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If you are interested in reaching out to share your thoughts, topic   ideas, or if you are interested in becoming a guest email me at info@audreytoshakti.com

I’d also love to hear your lovely voices! Feel free to leave a voice message HERE ( Voice messages may be used for the show, but if you specify a desire for it to be omitted, this will be honored).

On  Episode 19 of Un-Loc'd I sat with Isaac James, a lawyer of Dominican decent, who shares a story about what it's like to be pushed to drive for success as it is measured by immigrant parents in the UK.

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If you are interested in reaching out to share your thoughts, topic  ideas, or if you are interested in becoming a guest email me at info@audreytoshakti.com

I’d also love to hear your lovely voices! Feel free to leave a voice message HERE ( Voice messages may be used for the show, but if you specify a desire for it to be omitted, this will be honored).

On Episode 18,  I sat with fellow podcaster, Maella Kancel to explore the phases of identity formation that those of us who are separated from our homelands go through. In this episode we process access to culture via proximity and emotional connection, and the ways in which our lives lead us deeper into self identifying with our Caribbean heritage as we matured in age.


RESOURCES FOR MAELLA KANCEL:
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Founder of Karukarament podcast: Website I Instagram I Twitter
Creator/Host of Tim Tim? Bwa Fik podcast: Website I Instragram

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To share your thoughts, topic ideas, or if you are interested in becoming a guest email me at: info@audreytoshakti.com 
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On Episode 17 of Un-Loc'd I sat with Christopher Williams, a Jamaican man who suddenly had to take on the responsibility of raising his nephews during the onset of the pandemic.

RESOURCES FOR CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS:
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Co Founder of WhereItzAt Magazine

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If you are interested in reaching out to share your thoughts, topic ideas, or if you are interested in becoming a guest email me at info@audreytoshakti.com

I’d also love to hear your lovely voices! Feel free to leave a voice message HERE ( Voice messages may be used for the show, but if you specify a desire for it to be omitted, this will be honored).

There are subjects we simply don't talk enough about in Caribbean households. The struggling mother/daughter relationship that plagues our family systems is one of them.

This episode is the first of it's kind.  It's Un-LoC'D's first solo episode. No guests. No interviews. Just a raw first hand account of our host, Audrey Augustave's person experience in healing her mother wounds. Here, Audrey details a 5 step process that she went through to heal her unresolved anger towards her mother, allowing her to achieve the forgiveness needed to set her free from her resentments and projections.

Additionally, Audrey draws on her personal experience going to therapy to detail the value of reaching out for help.

If you are an adult woman of Caribbean descent who has been stuck in a cycle of conflict with your mother, this episode is for you!


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If you are interested in reaching out to share your thoughts, topic  ideas, or if you are interested in becoming a guest email me at info@audreytoshakti.com

I’d also love to hear your lovely voices! Feel free to leave a voice message HERE ( Voice messages may be used for the show, but if you specify a desire for it to be omitted, this will be honored).