Podcasts about love talk

Amanda Ekery, GRAMMY® nominated multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and composer

Katrina Rice President of New Haven Alumnae Chapter - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. The 14th Annual Free Market Saturday, June 13, 2026

Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes Pastor Kevin C. Hardy by WNHH Community Radio

You've got the idea. You've got the drive. So why isn't your side hustle working?In this episode, I'm breaking down the real reason most side hustles die within the first six months — and it's not what you think. It's not the economy. It's not bad timing. It's not even competition. It's something most people never stop to fix, and it's killing their momentum before they ever reach the tipping point.I'm pulling from my own journey — building Motana Speed LLC, running federal contracting bids, launching two plantain chip brands across Texas, building this podcast from zero — to show you exactly where the breakdown happens and the one thing that flips everything.If you've ever felt like you're pushing hard but going nowhere, this episode is for you.In this episode you'll learn:Why most side hustles fail before month sixThe boulder analogy that explains exactly where your momentum diesThe three silent killers destroying your side hustle right nowWhat the tipping point actually is — and how to know when you've crossed itThe one thing you need to have locked in before anything else mattersThis is your sign to stop dabbling and start building.

In this episode of let's talk, I am giving out a beautiful message to my wonderful listeners, and subscribers. Please stay till the end, and listen to a little self-love talk. I will leave my comment section on so that you can let me know what other hypnosis you would like to hear, or what kind of let's talk episodes you would like to hear. I am so thankful for each and every one of you! I hope you continue to have a wonderful day and night wherever you are from in the world. Stay tuned for more episodes coming soon.

Up Early! LoveBabz Lovetalk Welcomes Rino Ferrarese President, Affinity Grow by WNHH Community Radio

Vénus qui parle enfin d'amour ? Qui l'aurait cru ! Sauf que cette fois, on parle surtout de manque d'amour : sentiments passionnels, chaos, dynamiques dysfonctionnelles ou toxicité pure et dure... Je vous raconte comment j'ai vécu tout ça, et surtout ce que ça m'a appris.Les deux podcasts dont je parle dans cet épisode : "Euh... Quoi" by Luch (@luctvt) et "+33Tycia" by @TyciadchannelXoxo, Vénus(Anciennement : The Venus Perspective Podcast)//Instagram : @venuswasthereHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Terry Borton is the author of Magic Lantern Art: The American Screen's First Great Narrative Artist, Joseph Boggs Beale

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Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes King Kenney (Grails Record Store) by WNHH Community Radio

Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes Jennifer Heath, United Way of Greater New Haven by WNHH Community Radio

Sermon NotesLife is too short to settle for doing less than our best for God. If we hold back the natural abilities God gave us at birth, or if we use those abilities for purposes that don't include God, they will not be used to their full capacity.Do you know the abilities you were born with? Do you know the things you love doing? Start figuring out ways to express those abilities in your everyday life. Grab hold of your natural abilities and aim them high for God's glory!Discussion Questions1. What Characterizes an Activity You Love?What characterizes an activity you love to do? Offer one or two top qualifications.2. Deposits of LoveTalk about ways each of us can make deposits of love throughout a typical day, no matter what we are specializing inat the moment.3. The Parable of the TalentsThink about the parable of the talents in Matthew 25:14–30. Why does it matter that we make the most of our abilitiesnow? What could be the harm in putting them off or neglecting them?4. Something You No Longer DoShare with the group something you know you do well, but that you no longer do at all. Why did you stop doing it? Isthere a way you could include it again in your lifestyle? Ask the group to pray for you to find that answer.5. Benefiting Your GroupHow could your natural abilities benefit your group? Share one way you think God could use something you knowyou do well.

Send a textIt often begins quietly, the tired heart, the heavy body, the loneliness that no one sees. The pressure, the unspoken trauma, the responsibility that never seems to end. And for so many women, the nightly glass of wine becomes the fastest way to silence what hurts… not because they want to escape life, but because they've been surviving it alone.In this episode of The Dimple Bindra Show, we explore a truth many women are living in silence:  Drinking to Numb Your Pain Here's the Self-Love Talk No One Gave You.Today's conversation is raw, spiritual, and deeply honest.My guest, Gina Kunadian, is a wife, mother, massage therapist, TEDx speaker, host of the Shine Within Podcast, and a woman who has been sober for over seven years. But her story began in the darkest corners of trauma, addiction, relapse, and a hospital visit that became her divine turning point.Together, we talk about:Why women drink to numb emotional painHow childhood trauma, especially sexual trauma, wires the brain toward coping through substancesThe moment alcohol transforms from “casual” to “dependency”Relapse cycles, functional alcoholism, and why willpower alone doesn't workThe truth about “entities,” blackout behavior, and spiritual vulnerability during addictionWhat surrender actually looks like — emotionally, physically, and spirituallyHow Gina rebuilt her life, her identity, her femininity, and her faith after hitting rock bottomThe steps women can take if they suspect alcohol is becoming their coping strategyThis episode is not just about addiction.It's about self-abandonment, self-soothing, spiritual awakening, and the moment a woman finally decides: I'm done breaking myself to survive my life.Follow Gina Kunadian Here!✨ Not sure why you keep choosing pain over peace? Take the free WHY YOU GOT BETRAYED QUIZ and uncover the pattern you didn't even know was holding you back.If you can't eat, can't sleep, and keep replaying the betrayal in your head, this book was written for this exact moment. Pre-order Betrayal ER™ on Amazon.

Written by August Wilson Directed by Cheyenne Barboza Set in 1904 Pittsburgh, Gem of the Ocean begins at the home of Aunt Ester, a 285-year-old spiritual healer and former slave believed to carry the memory of the African diaspora. When Citizen Barlow, a newcomer from the South, arrives haunted by guilt, Aunt Ester sends him on a spiritual journey to the mythical City of Bones to confront his past and ancestry. As the community wrestles with protest, injustice, and the cost of resistance, Citizen must choose the legacy he'll carry forward. The first in The American Century Cycle, Gem of the Ocean is a lyrical story of reckoning and the path to freedom.

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Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes Patti Russo & Ron Thomas by WNHH Community Radio

Self Love Talk is hét handboek over zelfliefde. Merel Teunis deelt haar praktische tips en inspirerende inzichten, voor een gelukkiger leven vol kracht. Uitgegeven door Kosmos Uitgevers Spreker: Roos van Erkel

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Up Early Special! LoveBabz LoveTalk: MLK Day Special by WNHH Community Radio

Babz reads MLK's "Letter From Birmingham City Jail"

Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes Michael Morand by WNHH Community Radio

“A Community Conversation: On the Intimacy of Urban Violence” of 2025 in New Haven, CT. When: Thursday, December 18th, 2025 6–8 p.m. Where: New Haven People's Center Address: 37 Howe Street, New Haven, CT

Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes Marcus Harvin, Newhallville Fresh Starts by WNHH Community Radio

Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes back Caroline Nobo, Research Scholar in Law and Executive Director of the Justice Collaboratory at Yale Law School

Fear or Love talk with Denise at newparadigmoflove.orgJevon Perra opened the discussion by establishing that miracles have no order of difficulty and are shifts in perspective from fear to love, as defined by Denise Darlene, who also explained that healthy boundaries are rooted in self-sovereignty and clarity and not fear-based, addressing a question from Soo Kim about the divine feminine and boundaries. Denise Darlene introduced trust and honesty as the first two characteristics of "God's teachers," shared details of her marriage with Joe where she offered 100% freedom and non-attachment, and suggested a healing process for triggers, which was relevant to kristen who shared they were undergoing cancer treatment and experiencing intense fear; finally, Jevon Perra announced they were quitting their job, which Denise Darlene, Leila Fung, and kristen supported.Principles of Miracles and Order of Difficulty Jevon Perra opened the discussion by reading a passage from A Course in Miracles emphasizing that there is no order of difficulty in miracles, and all expressions of love are maximal, while the source of miracles is what truly matters (00:00:00). Denise Darlene defined a miracle as a shift in perspective from fear to love, which can be consciously chosen by seeking a loving meaning in events (00:01:35). Jevon Perra shared a personal anecdote about a challenging trip to Costa Rica where they realized that obstacles could be viewed as opportunities for adventure rather than battles (00:02:58).Choosing Meaning and Perception Jevon Perra concluded that everyone is the "meaning machine," choosing between a fearful, angry story or a loving, fun story for any given circumstance (00:05:21). They connected the idea of miracles occurring naturally as expressions of love, where the real miracle is the inspiring love itself (00:06:26). Jevon Perra emphasized that choosing love is a simple choice, not something that requires achievement or external criteria, asking why anyone would choose "crazy" instead of that peaceful, loving state (00:07:53).Presence and Fear Denise Darlene asserted that being present in the moment is key to making loving choices, as fear is typically about the future or past interpretations (00:09:00). Soo Kim showed an oracle card from A Course in Miracles that speaks to the idea that everything that happens is gently planned for one's highest good, which can shift a state of fear (00:10:18). Jevon Perra reflected on how previous difficult life events, like moving to Missouri and leaving Fresno, ultimately led to a wonderful current relationship, suggesting that perhaps everything happening is the best thing possible (00:13:38) (00:15:22).Intimate Connection and Self-Reflection Jevon Perra shared how being open and engaging with everyone during their trip to Costa Rica led to wonderful intimate connections and gifts, concluding that the main difference in the experience was themself (00:15:22). They questioned if they were truly creating their own heaven or hell regardless of external circumstances (00:17:31).Divine Feminine, Boundaries, and Love Soo Kim raised a question about the distinction between the divine feminine, which extends love, and the profane feminine, which might allow being "walked all over," particularly concerning setting boundaries without enabling others (00:17:31). Denise Darlene responded that boundaries are natural when one is in a state of love and peace, contrasting this with fear-based boundary setting (00:20:34). Denise Darlene emphasized that healthy boundaries are rooted in self-sovereignty and clarity, and the other person does not have to agree (00:21:44).Trust and Honesty as Characteristics of God's Teachers Denise Darlene introduced the first two characteristics of "God's teachers" from the manual of A Course in Miracles: trust, followed by honesty (00:23:19). She stated that only those who truly trust can be truly honest, and many people live lies as part of codependent behavior, which is an attempt to be loved (00:21:44). Denise Darlene recommended Byron Katie's work as helpful for addressing codependency (00:23:19).Self-Awareness and Guilt Soo Kim became emotional, realizing how little they knew themself and expressing guilt over projection, which Denise Darlene acknowledged as a beautiful insight (00:25:43). Denise Darlene suggested that guilt comes from fear-based judgment, and a first step is to drop judgment and look at past choices through a "filter of neutrality," recognizing that the meaning was decided by the individual (00:27:31). She added that people are essentially "innocent and wounded," and judgments over choices have nothing to do with their eternal self (00:28:44).Authenticity, Freedom, and Non-Attachment in Relationships Jevon Perra asked Denise Darlene to share about the beginning of their marriage with Joe, specifically how she committed to never making him "bad" and giving him 100% freedom, even regarding sexual relationships (00:30:16). Denise Darlene explained that love is freedom, and she wanted Joe to be entirely authentic, even though they were coming out of long relationships (00:31:44). She stated that she gave Joe permission to be authentic, believing that any trigger was her own wound to work on, not Joe's problem (00:34:19).Navigating Relationship Boundaries and Personal Healing Denise Darlene shared that her boundary with Joe was that she required a monogamous relationship, and if he chose otherwise, she would leave, which was her truth (00:35:28). She noted that Joe was actually monogamous, but the "free pass" allowed them to explore authenticity. The experience helped Denise Darlene overcome the lie that she "didn't matter," realizing her worth and that Joe's initial reluctance was a "gift" from God to facilitate her internal work. Denise Darlene stressed the Buddhist law of non-attachment and accepting the love one already is, which Joe helped her develop (00:36:37) (00:56:47).The Ego, Fear, and the Path to Freedom kristen expressed that the lessons shared were difficult, with Denise Darlene affirming that addressing these things is challenging for the ego. Denise Darlene proposed that earth is a school to transcend ego patterns, and fear is an invitation to look at what is disrupting one's peace and love (00:37:48). She mentioned that awareness is 80% of the work in shifting out of fear, and tools like the Enneagram can help identify and stop ego patterns (00:40:21).Addressing Fear and Illness kristen shared they were undergoing cancer treatment, experiencing intense fear and noticing a change in themself, leading to anger and fighting with family (00:41:45). Denise Darlene suggested that kristen's anger and resentment might be old, buried issues surfacing now because they are in a weakened state and cannot suppress them anymore (00:45:36). Denise Darlene proposed that this difficult experience is kristen's "classroom," a path to freedom and their true identity of love, because the roots of old patterns need to be pulled up (00:47:08) (00:49:42).Process for Healing Triggers Denise Darlene outlined a specific healing process for triggers: locate the tension in the body, ask the feeling what it is and what it is here to teach (00:51:59). She explained that triggers reveal a lie (a subconscious belief) that needs to be replaced with the truth through repetition, providing the example of replacing "I don't matter" with the truth (00:53:15). A final step involves watching the anxiety or negative emotion in the body with the mind's eye until it dissipates (00:57:44).Allowing Energy to Move Through Denise Darlene shared a technique for managing emotions by focusing the mind's eye on the energy to prevent it from "telling stories," which are what keeps people trapped in emotions. They explained that when the mind is focused, it can only do one thing at a time, allowing the energy, like a cloud, to move through. Jevon Perra expressed gratitude for Denise Darlene's service and love, noting that serving people is part of them (00:59:11).Denise Darlene's Services and Availability Jevon Perra mentioned that Denise Darlene does coaching and retreats, which is one of the main ways they share their work. Leila Fung and kristen expressed interest in the retreats, with Jevon Perra offering to text kristen Denise Darlene's contact information. Jevon Perra also noted that Denise Darlene is like a mother and a great friend, calling them "so pretty," to which Denise Darlene and Leila Fung responded with gratitude and agreement (01:00:34).

Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes Alexis Robbins, The Mercy Velvet Project by WNHH Community Radio

Co-hosts Cathy Endebrock, and Kerri Brinkoeter visit with Craig Larson, Financial Advisor and special fiend of LoveTalk. We are talking about how to make a plan to manage our holiday finances that will help us step into the joy of Christmas and avoid the stress of unwanted financial surprises. And he is going to give us a few tips about what we need to be doing now to put us in the best end of the year position as possible. This is a show you don't want to miss as financial issues are a key stress during the holidays. A sound Biblical advisor can help you make a comprehensive plan that will benefits you during the Christmas season all the way through retirement. Don't miss this informative discussion with Craig Larson.

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Artist Joy Guidry a bassoonist, versatile improviser, performance artist, and composer of experimental, daring new works that embody a deep love of storytelling.

Up Early! LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes THEE PHANTOM & THE ILLHARMONIC ORCHESTRA by WNHH Community Radio

LBLT Welcomes Tameika G. Miller, Chief Executive Officer Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater New Haven

Vice President, Clinical Development - Screening at Guardant Health Upcoming Free Cancer Screening Sam is a physician leader with executive experience in biotech and at health plans. He has served as a VP for a national health plan across divisions and services as well as being a CMO in the laboratory and health innovation space. Sam has more than a decade of experience bringing new clinical products and services to providers and their patient.

Up Early! Lovebabz Lovetalk Welcomes author, Diana Louis and her new book, “Colored Insane" by WNHH Community Radio

A Skin of Veils By Emma Joy Hill Directed by Gracy Keirstead

Rafia Zafar, Professor Emerita of English and African & African American Studies at Washington University in St. Louis She wrote a forward for A Domestic Cook Book, which was written by Malinda Russell in 1866

Up Early with LoveBabz LoveTalk: Ileana Nachescu, author of National Alliance of Black Feminists by WNHH Community Radio

Up Early with LoveBabz LoveTalk: T. Williams, author of Rewind Lessons from 50 Years of Activism (1) by WNHH Community Radio

Our Veterans are a National Treasure and it is critical the we all remember their sacrifice and rejoice in their selflessness. Our guest General Robert Dees joins the LoveTalk ladies and give us his unique insights into the issues today's veterans face. We discuss the issues facing veterans, but also leadership and resiliency in our modern culture.

Welcomes Dexter J. Singleton, Director and actors from the cast of Brokeology, Tenisi Davis and Eric Clinton. Collective Consciousness Theatre

Up Early with LoveBabz LoveTalk: Ryan Sands by WNHH Community Radio

Up Early with LoveBabz LoveTalk Welcomes Ionne Maurice L. Harris and St PJs the Rev. Nathan Empsall by WNHH Community Radio

UP Early with LoveBabz LoveTalk: Heritage Chorale! by WNHH Community Radio

15th Annual Walk to End Domestic Violence

LoveBabz LoveTalk: Rev Dr. Odell Montgomery Cooper & Dr. Jonathan Q. Berryman by WNHH Community Radio

Lovebabz Lovetalk Welcomes Rebecca Goodheart, the Producing Artistic Director of Elm Shakespeare Company and Deshik Vansadia, actor, director, and founder of The Shakespeare Company of India.

LoveBabz LoveTalk: Rino Ferrarese, President of Affinity Grow by WNHH Community Radio

Are you and your spouse speaking the same language? When it comes to communication in marriage, understanding is everything. On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson welcomes relationship experts Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott to share insights from their book, Love Talk. Tune in for practical tips on speaking the language of love with your spouse. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29