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The truth demands to be heard. In this essential and brave interview, author Patrice “Tree” Cannon—of the powerful memoir "Trisha's Daughters"—steps forward to share her journey. This conversation chronicles her path through the devastating impact of trauma, rape, and abuse that occurred within the family. When the place that should offer safety becomes the source of pain, the path to healing is complex and isolating. Hear a raw, candid account of the profound betrayal of trust, the long-term psychological effects of familial violence, and the immense resilience required to rebuild a life and reclaim an identity. More than a story of survival, this is a testament to finding your voice when those closest to you tried to silence it, and the power of a strong sisterhood in creating a path toward healing and hope. CONTENT WARNING: This interview discusses graphic and sensitive material related to sexual violence, trauma, and abuse within the family. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.

The truth demands to be heard. In this essential and brave interview, author Patrice “Tree” Cannon—of the powerful memoir "Trisha's Daughters"—steps forward to share her journey. This conversation chronicles her path through the devastating impact of trauma, rape, and abuse that occurred within the family. When the place that should offer safety becomes the source of pain, the path to healing is complex and isolating. Hear a raw, candid account of the profound betrayal of trust, the long-term psychological effects of familial violence, and the immense resilience required to rebuild a life and reclaim an identity. More than a story of survival, this is a testament to finding your voice when those closest to you tried to silence it, and the power of a strong sisterhood in creating a path toward healing and hope. CONTENT WARNING: This interview discusses graphic and sensitive material related to sexual violence, trauma, and abuse within the family. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.

In this episode we catch up with an old friend, Artis Lamar. We discuss his childhood. His drive for success. We tackle the relationship of the “Sub-Community” in the “Black Community” We discuss “Religion” too. This was a fun KiKi!

In the conclusion episode. Joy and I discuss unlearn lessons, marriage, and life. Bonus we chat about her Spouse’s clothing company “Nerd Royalty”.

Season 2!!! This season we are focusing more on “Conversations”. In the season 2 premiere we have a full conversation with my long time friend, Joy. We discuss family and grief. Joy details how she is handling life after the passing of her Father. Part 1

Let’s Talk!!!!!

The Season Finale. This is my most revealing episode to date. We discuss enjoying outside being open, making bad decisions, PRIDE Month, Lil Nas X and much more.

This episode we dive into automatic responses. Let’s us take full stock on how we feel. Accountability VS Cancel Culture.

The final episode of 2020. “We Did it Joe” we dumped 45. Discuss the need to be right or being understood. Are you ever the villain in a stories you tell?

Vote. Vote. Vote. 15 days before the US General Election. Why we must get the “Cancer” out of the office. Supreme Court Packing. Vote like MY life depends on it because it DOES. VOTER SUPPRESSION. BIDEN-Harris

This episode we tackle the importance of self care. The importance of acceptance and forgiving. And asking the question is being Selfish good or bad? Don’t forget to VOTE!

Episode 3. I am joined with my first ever guest, Toxie Turner. We tackle “Defund the Police” “Cancel Culture” “Entanglement” This episode is good front porch talk.

Topics: My coming “Out” story. Expressed love to the Trans Community. What I know for sure!!!!! I am the Child of the Village ❤️

Pilot episode. A brief description of who I am. Black Lives Matter, the movement. The Protest. The riots. The power of words. Let’s do our PART.