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Here's to the people who make your life incredible. Happy Thanksgiving! Episode resources: Reach out to Kiera Tune Into DAT's Monthly Webinar Practice Momentum Group Consulting Subscribe to The Dental A-Team podcast Become Dental A-Team Platinum! Review the podcast Transcript: Kiera Dent (00:00.856) Hello, Dental A Team listeners. This is Kiera and happy Thanksgiving. You guys, if you are new to the podcast, welcome. I'm so happy you're here. If you've been with me for a while, you know this to be true. I love holidays. I love holidays so much. I am so appreciative of holidays because I feel like it's just the time that like takes our autopilot life and puts it actually on pause and.   Thanksgiving is honestly my favorite podcast of the entire year. I have so many amazing things to be thankful for and it's always just special of what I'm able to celebrate with our team, celebrate with all of you and just give gratitude and thanks. And every year on Thanksgiving, my husband and I have it as a tradition. We listen to the podcast as soon as we wake up. And I really think it just centers me. It centers me of the gratitude that I have for each of you being a part of the Dental A Team family.   Whether you're an active client with us, you've been a client with us, you're a podcast listener, soon to be client with us, my gratitude for you is immense. This was just a girl's dream to be able to help dentists across the nation and their teams. It was a dream for me to help the dentists from Midwestern to be able to live thriving lives and to have their teams flourishing and living thriving lives as well.   for people who trusted me and took a risk when I didn't know what I was doing. even today, let me practice on them and make things up and bring things to them and to be open and humble and have fun and make me laugh and challenge me and encourage me is just truly a blessing. For you guys on the podcast to listen and to be raving fans and to share this with people, I don't take this for granted.   I know how blessed I am. I dreamed of having a consulting company where it was spanned across the nation, where we were able to serve and help people on this higher level. And it's the reality of the life that I'm living right now. And I don't take that for granted. And I'm so grateful and appreciative of all of you. I also hope that you today take time to thank your team. I think so often we can just go by the wayside and we can not necessarily give out that gratitude and that thanks for what we have. I realized that   Kiera Dent (02:04.902) You can either see teams one of two ways. You can either see them as an asset or a liability. And I choose to see my team as an asset. I choose to see that they're brilliant, that they're smarter than me, that they're the ones who make the magic happen. They're the ones who love our clients so much. They're the ones who come up with the brilliant ideas. They're the ones who make the marketing. They're the ones who do the customer service calls. They're the ones who talk to potential clients. They're the ones who are figuring out the partnerships. They're the ones who make all this dream become a reality. They say teamwork makes the dream work. And I say teamwork.   and teens also make the dreams become reality. And so just having maybe a moment of pause and reflection today and maybe sending out some little love bombs to your team and to the people that make your life incredible. I believe that the secret to life and fulfillment is giving and gratitude. And if we can have that sense of gratitude, like today my bracelet, it's the grateful bracelet here. And to have that gratitude, to show gratitude in all that we have, I mean,   We are just truly so blessed to be alive at this day and age. We're so blessed to be able to have the technology and the teams and the resources and the life that we get to live. mean, gosh, life is just so magical. And I hope that you see it as magic. And I hope that today of all days, like you take that pause and be grateful for your family, for your health, for your friends, for your team, for your patients, for your community.   all these things that make you a person, all these things that make life magical, all those things that add fairy dust and sprinkles to your life. But just to maybe take a moment, maybe reflect, maybe write in your journal, I would encourage you and challenge you to write maybe 100 things that you're grateful for. If you guys want, if you're listening to this before Thanksgiving dinner, you can do it. I've done it in some teams and it's very fun where you put your name on the top of a paper. Shout out to our marketing gal, Eve. She gave me this brilliant idea and I've done it in teams and they absolutely love it.   But what you do is you put the person's name at the top of the page and then you send it around the table and everyone writes something that they're so grateful for that person for or something that they love about that person. And then it comes back to you you're able to read this little love note. I've done it in leadership teams. I've done it in full teams. And it's interesting because every time I do it, this is the piece of paper that is stuck up on the walls. This is the thing that saved. This is the thing that's on people's phone savers because to be reminded of that we're loved.   Kiera Dent (04:24.98) is one of the greatest gifts that we can give someone else. So maybe do that with your team, maybe do that with your families, but really truly just showing gratitude today. like I said, Thanksgiving podcast is always my favorite podcast of just giving you guys a tip of gratitude, but also to take this time publicly to thank my incredible team. And I always do a shout out to each of my team members.   of a thank you to each of them. And so we just kind of will go through, I go through them from like when they were hired. And so that way it's just really fun. But shout out to the one and only Tiffanie Trader, the spiffy tiffy. has been with me for seven years and Tiff is someone that if you know her, you love her. Tiff just makes life fun. I feel like she's a beautiful yin to my yang. We believe that we were twins in another life. We just happened to get separated this year by a year or this round.   Tiff and I actually share the same birthday. We're just one year apart from each other. But I'm so appreciative of Tiff and the grit and the love and the determination she's had to come into a company where there was just a girl with a dream and she bought into that dream and she's run it and she's done it and she's consulted all across the nation and she served so many offices and she's on the podcast with me and she writes the newsletter. She just she makes it fun and she's been with me since the beginning and to have somebody that's really gone through all of it with me.   This is something I'm so grateful for. think when you're an owner, and a lot of owners will feel this way, when you have someone who's a ride or die with you that you know you can count on, is something that I think we might take for granted. And it's something that today especially, we don't take for granted. We don't take for granted those people that have made us who we are, that have helped us grow. Like, of course, we've had to bring ourselves to the table, but Tiff is someone who really has been there with me.   She's been a rock through so many things. She's been there through all of it with me. And I'm just so appreciative of her and her love and her dedication and her determination to be the best consultant she can be. She's gone through so many growths throughout the company and to watch her just grow and evolve and morph into this incredible consultant is something I'm so appreciative of and just grateful for her going on this fun ride with me. We celebrated seven years together this year and just excited for the next seven and what we can create and make and serve more clients on another level.   Kiera Dent (06:37.176) So that's our one and only spiffy tiffy. And then gosh, like I think my next one is actually no BS Britt. Actually, I think I lied. I think it's Shelbi. Sorry, Shelbi. My order is like, I shouldn't have gone in order. I should just do you guys like in whatever order, but Shelbi, we'll go to Shelbi next. Shelbi, if you don't know Shelbi, you are missing out on one of the most incredible humans. Shelbi has the deepest love for every single person that comes her way. She makes me want to be a better human.   She loves our client so much. loves me so much. Shelbi has been my EA, our customer success, and literally the jack of all trades. Like that woman can fit into so many different areas. And to watch her blossom from when I first hired her by knocking on her door, she used to be my next door neighbor and she took care of my tomato plants when I was traveling so much to make sure they wouldn't die, to now taking care of me and our entire team. Shelbi is someone that I am so grateful for, for her love.   for her ease every single month in our one-on-ones. We always ask our team who should we celebrate and who should we like give kudos to for going above and beyond and without fail, Shelbi is the number one named teammate of all of our team consistently. Everybody loves Shelbi. Every person that meets Shelbi loves Shelbi. Shelbi is just someone who has a heart of gold, who works hard, who is like this woman loves tasks. She is the person I know I can count on 150 million percent to always follow through.   and deliver more than I ever expect. She keeps all the balls in the air. She never misses things. She truly just has so much passion and love and commitment to our company and to our clients. And I am so like eternally grateful that this girl took my awkward knock on her door and then the awkwardness of living as next door neighbors and working together and has just really blossomed into this amazing woman who I trust implicitly with every single thing. And I know she will always be the best example. She will always show up.   She will always love, she'll always care, and she literally will make everything beautiful, seamless, and smooth for every single person, and I'm so appreciative of her. Next up is Brittany Stone, no BS, Britt. Brittany is someone that has just truly grown and blossomed, and I love that she is my yin to my yang in the business. She's a consultant, so those of you who get her love her as a consultant. Britt also is our operations within the company, and to have somebody that I can rally with who is not afraid to...   Kiera Dent (08:55.64) give me her opinion and to make sure in the most respectful way that we are really working on what's most important in the company. She's the brakes on the company. She tells me not to do things. She tells me to do things, but to know that I can be on the road and that our team is being led and guided and directed by somebody that I trust and respect in like beyond the beyond is something that I think is such a magical gift that a lot of people I don't think get to experience. And I'm so grateful for Britt. love her, her sass. love her.   her thoughtfulness, I love her directness, I love how she communicates to our team, I love how she thinks and processes, I love how Brittany is just someone who everybody loves, everybody wants to get to know Britt and she has such a quiet, gentle nature about her where she genuinely is just so loyal, she's so curious, she's so just wanting to be her best at all times, wanting to make our company just be the best that it can be and I'm just so.   So grateful to have somebody like that on my leadership team, personally and professionally, to have her work so closely with me, hand in hand, day in and day out, to have the conversations. She has grown me so much and just helped me see how great she can be in this role. And I'm so appreciative of her and just where she will fill in the gap. She's an incredibly brilliant consultant. She's a brilliant business and just someone that I feel so lucky to know. We have Ms. Dana is, gosh, Dana.   She just is incredible. She is that employee that you never have to worry about. never like they're always just doing more than you ever expected. Dana is such a steady Eddie for me. And she also has the freaking funniest stories of anybody like that girl does not travel as much as the rest of us do. And every time she travels, I don't know what it is. She comes back with the craziest travel stories of all of us and Dana with her consistency and her commitment to clients and her love and her true internal growth. Dana is a warrior.   And I just love her. I love her so much. I love who she is. I love her drive. I love how she makes me want to be a better person. Dana loves so deeply and she will forever continue to grow herself. She's the person that's the easiest for me to have uncomfortable conversations with because she just takes it. She gets it and she executes and implements. She's also the person who is constantly behind the scenes making things happen. She always wants another project. She wants to grow. She encourages me to work out. She encourages me to love my clients better. Dana is just someone who has this heart of gold that I feel.   Kiera Dent (11:20.15) so ridiculously blessed is on my team, is an example to me, is someone like, and I don't get to talk to Dana as much as others, but I'm always watching Dana and I'm observing her and I'm watching how incredibly talented and gifted this woman is. And I'm just so grateful for her. We can not go without talking about Miss Eve. Eve is a, gosh, I think Eve, if we would not have met through Dental A Team, we would have found each other in some way in this world. Eve is one of the most incredibly talented marketers.   I've ever had. She's come into this company and she gets my vision and she delivers to me impeccable work every single time. I can tell Eve this is what my vision is and Eve makes it magic. She does it with so much grace and ease and she's so freaking funny. Like you should talk her about her hobby horse. This is a real thing. You should talk her about like all the fun things. She makes us laugh. She's like entertainment within our company and she's also somebody where I just love who she is. I love her outlook, her outlook on life. I love who she is as a person. I love what she stands for.   I love her journey. I love the humor she brings. And honestly, we call it the Eve adds her pixie dust, but we've made it marketing where it's the pixel dust to everything. So when you see beautiful things everywhere, Eve just puts her heart and soul into it. She's an incredible artist, an incredible designer, incredible marketer, comes with great ideas and her passion and love for marketing, for her family, for our company, for our clients, for our team.   is something that I am just awe inspired by and so grateful. She's in my life personally and professionally and that you guys all get to experience Eve through anything. She's at our monthly webinars. If you're not attending those or the Thirsty Thursdays, the third Thursday of the month, be sure to join us. Eve has taken that on. She grows herself, but gosh, this woman is just chef's kiss of beauty that she creates for our company and does it with so much grace and ease.   We also have Jacintha who's part of our marketing team and Jacintha has come she's from the Netherlands and I love Jacintha's grit, her determination. She's also super funny. She makes me laugh. But whenever we give you something a problem or a project, she is just like bloodhound on it and she will go she will drive, she will figure out how to do this. And I'm so appreciative of her grit and her stamina and the things that this woman does. She has come in with this   Kiera Dent (13:29.214) unrelentless determination to be the best to figure out dentistry and when they present the two marketers never coming from dentistry, gosh, I am just amazed and wowed at the love, the passion, the grit, the desire to become the best and to be associated with two marketers. Eve and Jacintha, our marketing department is incredible. does all, Jacintha does all of our, all of our social media and so many of the designs you guys see out there.   That is you synthesis magic and she is just constantly making sure things are smooth and easy and I'm so appreciative of her. And then last but not least is Miss Kristy and Kristy coming onto our team and just being this amazing consultant that has love and dedication and determination and she just is so brilliant at what she does. She brings this sense of calm and ease and fun and I'm so excited for clients working with her and to get to work with her because this woman's knowledge is unmet.   compared to all of the other, like she just has this knowledge and this love of dentistry. When I was looking for our next consultant, I made this little wish list and I said, I want them to just have so much passion and love for dentistry. And Kristy has that and she has the knowledge and she's got the experience and she's just this, she just ignites and exudes so much love for what we have. And I'm just so, so, so grateful for her on our team. Our team is incredible and our team has just.   morphed over the years and I'm so thankful for those who have been a part of Dental A Team that have made us the great people we are. I obviously would be remiss if I didn't shout out my husband Jason. Jason's just, he's my ride or die. Jason has gone through so much. You guys should all be grateful the countless hours this man does with me early in the morning, late at night, letting me talk his ear off about the podcast and our clients and all the different things. And he's just constantly there for me I just love him and I'm so grateful for him. My coaches, Liz and Kareen and   my trainers and like all the different people who make me who I am, all of our sponsors, all the people that make us great, all the people that we have affiliates with, all the trainers, all like literally every single person, whether you're a client, whether you're a sponsor, whether you're a listener, whomever you are, you have this magic touch on my life that allows me to be able to be here to podcast with you, to do these pieces with you. And I'm so appreciative of all of you. I'm appreciative of you making.   Kiera Dent (15:45.274) where we are in this world of dentistry, great. I'm so grateful that you love your patients and you love dentistry and you want to be the best you can be. And I'm here to say, go spread those magic love bombs, go do the magic today and tell someone, tell five people, thank you for what they do because it will not only fill their cups, but it will overflow you of just the love and the magic that you get to experience living this life today at this special.   specific time. with that, go enjoy your magical Thanksgiving. Go love on those family members. Go be grateful for the health that you have and to be alive in today's world. And thank you so much for being a part of the Dental A Team podcast. So much love. All the kisses, all the love. And as always, thanks for listening and I'll catch you next time on the Dental A Team podcast.

The next time you look at the white powdered donuts through the clear window in the box, pay a little homage to Martha Entenmann. Dave Young: Welcome to The Empire Builders Podcast, teaching business owners the not so secret techniques that took famous businesses from mom and pop to major brands. Stephen Semple is a marketing consultant, story collector, and storyteller. I'm Stephen's sidekick and business partner, Dave Young. Before we get into today's episode, a word from our sponsor, which is, well, it's us, but we're highlighting ads we've written and produced for our clients. So here's one of those. [BWS Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning Ad] Dave Young: So you hit me with this topic while I'm hungry and thinking about something else. Anyway, Steve Semple's a storyteller and marketing consultant. So am I, I'm one of Steve's business partners. And this is the Empire Builders Podcast. And we're talking about how they built this empire out of baked goods. Stephen Semple: When I came across this story, I really loved this. It's a story about the popularizing of snack cakes, and it's also a story of this really amazing female entrepreneur. It's a hard name to pronounce, Entenmann's. Dave Young: Yeah, there's that N in there. Stephen Semple: This business was founded back in 1898, but we're going to take up the story in 1950 when Martha, who's also known as Miss Eve, took over the business. Because under her leadership, it transformed from this sleepy little regional bakery into this powerhouse today that has a hundred products and zillions of dollars of baked goods. And in fact, in 1978, the business was sold to Warner-Lambert for $233 million, which would be about a billion in today's dollars. So they really became a powerhouse in the baked goods business. Dave Young: She had a nice exit. Stephen Semple: She sure did. But back to Martha or Miss Evie, she started in the business bookkeeper for the business and she fell in love with the boss. They got married and this brought her into the family business. But when he died, she's faced with a choice, keep the business or sell it. And in fact, she gets a really great offer and it's one where she would be well set up, but she decides to run the business. And remember, this is the 1950s when a woman running a business is really not the norm. It's a pretty big deal that she decides, nope, she's going to run the business. Dave Young: Good for her. Stephen Semple: Yeah. And it's also a time of big change, especially in the food business. Just after World War II and the suburbs are growing, they've already doubled in size from the end of the war, and there's this new way of shopping for food has emerged. The supermarket. Supermarket is a new idea that emerged after World War II, because before the emergence of the supermarket a person went to a baker and then the fish monger and then the butcher, et cetera. Now it's all under one roof. And this is a new idea, and it's growing. By 1950, 35% of all food sales are in grocery stores. And at this point there's 14,000 across the country, but by the end of the decade it will be 70% of food sales. So in 10 years it just exploded. Dave Young: Right. We think, oh, there's always been grocery stores. Not true, not true. Stephen Semple: Not true. They were a new idea. But boy, when they came along, they really took over quickly. It's incredible when you look in a 10 year period of time, something going from 35% of sales in a category to 70%. That's just explosive. Dave Young: And changes everything. Now, you've got to think about distribution and logistics and shelf life and shelf space and all of those things. Stephen Semple: In the background when she took over this business, all of those changes going on. And the other thing that's changing is taste. In the early 1900s, sweet snacks were an indulgence of the rich.

The girls are back with another episode (on time, might we add) and we're judging you. Just kidding, we are judging your taste in black sitcoms, though. From Sister, Sister to The Jamie Foxx Show, we discuss our faves & our throwaways. Talley wants to have a word with Miss Eve (or Shelly???), Mel is ready to risk it all for Allen Payne, and the country is divided on who is the hotter Wayans brother. Make sure you live tweet using the official #jokesonyoupod hashtag. Thank you for your continued support! Like, Share, & Comment!

First Friday back we really wanted to take some time a celebrate a woman who has truly sponsored this podcast from it's very inception! Madame Ivy Dripp, Trish and Bianca chat about eve, share some amazing memeories and pay tribute to the one and ONLY Eve sallans! I know this is very different from our usual thing but we felt we need to do this to move forward with our work. Hope you enjoy it! Shout outs to our amazing international listenership for sticking through! We truly love you guys! Eva Jean Sallans January 26, 1948 - August 22, 2021 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/intercontinental-kiki/support

Miss Eve and Moreh are concerned about how the Prison Industrial Complex is impacting our people. Because of it, a large portion of our population is linked to the criminal justice system during some part of our lifespan, and one reason this phenomena is alarming is because in practice it relegate us to yet another form of servitude. The relatively recent practice of mass incarceration needs to come to an end if we are to be a free and productive people. Take a listen, and make a decision to be part of the solution. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Critical to our growth and maturity as a people is good relationships between the sexes. It is these good relationships that create long-term relationships, marriage bonds, offspring, and intergenerational legacy. The trouble is, the Battle of the Sexes that reignites each time one person publishes faulty generalizations about members of the opposite gender is what tears at trust and confidence between men and women. This needs to end and Miss Eve & Moreh seek to draw swords against disunity in this episode. Do you have male and female friends in the midst of relational discord who need to hear this discussion? Invite them to listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

There's always a risk of disturbing members of our community with truths about traumatic recurring events such as police brutality, however ignoring this reality will not serve us well, either. Moreh and Miss Eve take the time in this episode to discuss both the historic and contemporary damage of police brutality as well as how we can empower ourselves and our families in this climate. Please share this episode with your friends and neighbors. It's #nationtime; time to strengthen our communities and ourselves in this current environment. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

It's an open secret that of a few hundred thousand children who go missing annually, African American kids are over-represented and underreported. Moreh and Miss Eve have taken this opportunity to discuss this problem, the racial disparity, and what families and communities can do in the midst of an imperfect system. #NationTime means care and concern for one another. It can't possibly be achieved if members of the next generation don't feel safe in their formable years. Enjoy the episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

In the current "gig economy" age in which people are becoming less and less satisfied by their none-to-five jobs, Miss Eve and Moreh have decided to explore the benefits and drawbacks of the "Rat Race." This discussion provides the context needed for citizens of our Nation to make thoughtful and informed decisions about how they will financially support themselves and their families. It is easy to quit a job to pursue one's dream, but the "pursuit" part may not be so simple. By contrast, it's easy to simply work eight hours a day in a cubicle, but ignoring one's passion can often prove painful. Is the Rat Race worth it? Take a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Our people will often do anything we can to avoid the subject of health and wellness. Though we can intellectually surmise that without personal health the topic of #NationTime is moot, we have a complicated relationship with disease, cuisine, and the healthcare industry. This is precisely why Moreh and Miss Eve have chosen this topic, as risky as it is. Be courageous and take a listen. We are no stronger than our bodies and minds. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Moreh and Miss Eve continue their Power of Indoctrination series with a subtopic programmed into us all: the social construct known as race. Have our people been conditioned to view the continent of our ancestors as "dark"? Have we internalized our struggle for social equality and questioned our worthiness? Has a false narrative of our culture and contributions been exported, programming the minds of the rest of the world against us? Tune in to an episode full of the impact of race and how to overcome its checkered past. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

As resilient as we have been, undeniable and chronic dysfunctions also persist in the Black American community. They range from health and wealth disparities to violence from police officers and even our own neighbors. Why is this? Miss Eve and Moreh discuss the ways in which four centuries of oppression and discrimination have impacted us as a people and what we can do to combat the mental health concerns that have arguably emerged as a result. It's #NationTime. Let's get healthy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Contrary to the title, Miss Eve and Moreh spend much of this episode hashing out whether platonic friendships between males and females are important. One thing they can agree about, though, is that relationships are crucial to nation-building; and by extension, friendships are important as well. Let's face it: the majority of relationships will not be romantic. Neither will the majority of bonds be between relatives. Most will fall squarely into the category of "friendship." Take a listen as the hosts enjoy a lively discussion around friendship between the sexes and its impact on us as a people. It's #NationTime. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

There's a time to persevere and there's a time to resign. Yet in building a progressive, healthy Nation, how can we know when to do what? In this installment of Beneath the Surface, Moreh and Miss Eve peek into how peers, life, children, and self-inflicted wounds can cause us to persist, become weighed down with guilt, or throw up our hands, saying "it is what it is!" More importantly, they consider which response would be the best one based on the nuance of each circumstance. "It is what it is, and it's gonna be what it's gonna be" is easy to say, but when is it appropriate? Dive beneath the surface with the hosts as they seek to bring clarity to this phrase. It's #NationTime. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Should couples resolve their own issues or use the expertise of a couples' counselor? In this episode, Moreh and Miss Eve have a lively discussion about challenges faced by couples and whether therapy is a good way to find a solution. Whether infidelity, verbal abuse, or diverse parenting styles are the culprit, relationships can run into difficulty from time to time. As we seek to build nationhood, our relationships must become functional! Or else there truly is no hope for us as a people. Join us and visit anchor.fm to chime in. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Allow us to flip the script on you! In this episode, Miss Eve turns on the mics in the midst of a years-long existential debate with her brother during his recent visit. They dive into God's existence, natural phenomena recorded in Scripture (such as the Flood story), and a few other related topics. The pair have found themselves on opposite sides of the God topic for a long time and love to bring the issue to the discussion table. How is this relevant to #NationTime, you may ask? Well, we'll throw the question back at you: how, pray tell, can we even begin to build a Nation if our own family members are at each other's throats? How can we be functional if we can't get along while disagreeing? Enjoy this display of the balance between love ... and dissent. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

This year's Black Business Expo was phenomenal. Listen in as Miss Eve and Moreh enjoyed rich discussion with some of the entrepreneurs represented. It's always wonderful to support valuable businesses and enterprises within our community -- this is a huge part of how we nation-build -- but it is an extra treat to mine the sharp minds of Black business owners. Take a listen and enjoy! It's #NationTime --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

To effectively build a Nation, reevaluating long-taught principles is a must. Moreh and Miss Eve chop it up about some of our most well known sayings: “you have to be twice as good to get half as far,” “do as I say, not as I do,” and “spare the rod, spoil the child.” Take a listen as they lend some balance to our most beloved principles. It’s #NationTime. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Miss Eve and Moreh discuss how religion can be used to manipulate and control people. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

As part of the critically-important "Indoctrination" series, Moreh and Miss Eve talk indoctrination specifically and in particular its impact on the way maleness and femaleness is interpreted. Why is indoctrination such a powerful and effective control strategy? How has the concept of gender been skewed to suit the way we've been conditioned? And, with #NationTime in mind, what can we do to offset attempts to undermine our progress? Enjoy the episode, and visit the podcast via the Anchor app to submit your comments. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

In this conversation, Moreh and Miss Eve capture their own unique conversation about what has been happening with Black leadership in America in recent decades. Since the passing of hip hop artist and entrepreneur Nipsey Hussle 24 hours ago, much has been articulated about his influence and why people with his level of vision oftentimes end up with lives that are cut short. Enjoy a special episode of #NationTime planning designed to help the listener think about patterns in the fate of Black leaders and what can be done to counteract those patterns. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Moreh and Miss Eve chop it up about adulthood: that oftentimes deer-in-headlights season of life with elements that catch us by surprise and sometimes has us wishing for simpler times. The co-hosts discuss ways parents and communities can prepare children for adulthood and the ways adults can make the most of their lives (as well as repair their own errors). #Nationtime requires healthy adulting, folks! Learn more about how that goal can be achieved. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

What happens when a person who is bewildered by the idea of polygamy as a relationship option gets enlightened by someone who is well-versed on the subject? In this episode, Miss Eve piles a lot of questions on Moreh about polygamy. And Moreh has answers for each one. Enjoy their quintessential exchange in this extended episode, and ponder what it might have to do with the co-hosts' favorite mantra: It's #NationTime. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

What an unpopular topic in today's "free," modern society, eh? Well, Miss Eve and Moreh will take a deep dive. Is it an antiquated concept, or still relevant? Let's take a listen. It's #NationTime; plans for our dress and behavior are overdue. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

When discussing Black Culture, should we start before slavery? After? Should we even discuss the Peculiar Institution at all? People deemed "African American" have a long and storied history, but what kind of culture has developed from it? Is contemporary pop culture synonymous with Black Culture? Or should we remain purists when identifying who we truly are? Moreh and Miss Eve discuss the impact of slavery, familial challenges, and pop culture on Black people. It's #NationTime, and culture is critical to a cohesive Nation. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Miss Eve keeps hearing about the biblical chapter known as Deuteronomy 28. It comes up over and over when certain camps discuss Black identity. But what does Black identity have to do with a collection of words in the Bible? Miss Eve and Moreh discuss the Hebrew Israelites and proof texts they have used to explain their belief systems about who we (Black folks) are ... and why we're here. It's #NationTime; if our current predicament was truly forecast, it's imperative that we learn all we can about how we got here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Unless you live in a tiny hamlet with one traffic light, you've seen them. Today, we chop it up about these "Hebrew Israelites." What are they about? And why?? Miss Eve and Moreh discuss the Israelites and the perceptions people have about this movement. It's #NationTime; movements among our people must be understood, and solutions touted by these movements have to be taken into account so that we can build our rightful place in this world. Everyone's voice counts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Are we still doing this thing? Turns out, the answer is "yes." Moreh and Miss Eve discuss the NFL Boycott and what is hoped to be achieved at the end of it all. Folks, it's #NationTime, and since every Nation needs power, respect, and self-determination, we need to decide how we want to respond when injustice challenges us yet again. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beneath-the-surface/support

Our Host-Macarena Rose introduces you to the Minister of Tourism of Belize for a chat about the Qualified retired plan new changes in store.Meet Rebecca from New York who judges the BBQ contest at Estelles with Macarena and learn more about her scoop !!Meet Jim and hear why he is part of the BBQ fundraiser, and then there is the lovable Miss EVE from the Sunshine Children’s Foundation- the reason we are all here today for this BBQ Cookoff -This show covers retirement in Belize, Tourism in Belize- Expats in Belize- Volunteering in Belize and what it is like to live in San Pedro- Ambergris Caye Belize.