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Mia Mbroh and producer Papy Saygbay enjoy reflecting on past guests and episodes that made them think, laugh and even emotional. Take a listen as we pull back the curtain.

A dialogue with Laurie Dickens about the ripples and waves in the ponds we call our family.

Mia has a sit down with Stephanie Baldwin...wife, mother and author of the book Almost Gone - Twenty Five Days and One Chance to Save Our Daughter. Stephanie gives a play by play account of how she almost lost her daughter to sex trafficking.

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The empty nest is another opportunity for us to be refined in knowing how to do hard things well. The call is for the parental release to be one imprinted with emotional , mental and spiritual wellness. Repositioning and repurposing ourselves for the greater good is always the quest .

At a time when everything seems out of order, Mia sits down with Dr. Laura Scalfano to discuss the current state of the world. Dr. Scalfano talks pandemic do's and don'ts. A must listen!

Mia Mbroh and guest Dr. Joy Bell discuss a topic that is often overlooked...children and race.

We face challenging times with no end in the foreseeable near future. Mia and guest Joy Bell discuss embracing our new normal when it comes to the pandemic and education.

Usually the older adults have words of wisdom for the younger adults...but when it comes to the porch that's not always the case. College students Donovan and Tre discuss the current climate along with a previous guest in law enforcement.

In these troubling times with the unrest prevalent between the community and the police...Mia dives deep into an honest conversation with a local police officer about the problem and solution.

Our mind, body and soul work in hand and deserve the same attention equally. Many times we tent to concentrate on only one aspect, neglecting the other two. Mia along with professional fitness instructor Jess break down how all three are related and are vital to our well being.

With the pandemic asserting itself in our society as the new normal, Mia and guest Deborah Hill discuss our mental, physical and emotional state at this moment. It's an eye opening discussion about where we are RIGHT NOW.

We sometime welcome conflict and other times we run from it. Mia and guest Melissa Flemming discuss the pros and cons of conflict.

Sometimes adults tend to not give young people the credit that they deserve, as far as make thoughtful and impacting decisions. Mia invites Lauren Gardner, our youngest guest to the porch, to shed light into the mind of our youth.

Being vulnerable is a very fearful place to be for many of us. Mia and guest Tyrone Johnson explain how fear is not real, but our minds make it so. It's only when we overcome that, we truly begin to experience life.

Last episode Mia spoke with Carla Getz about value and love in her life and relationship. In this episode we have Carla's husband Kenton Getz to shed light on the topic from his vantage point.

What does it really mean to love someone, or to love yourself? Is the way it is portrayed in the movies and in romantic novels? What does that actually look like? Mia and guest Carla Getz discuss the true value of love.

We all want to a have a certain level of peace in our lives but the real question is how do we get there. Mia and guest Dr. Joy Bell explain that peace is something you choose, it doesn't just happen because you want it to.

Part of healing is reflecting on your situation to asses where you are, to see how far you have come. Mia reflects on past episodes and explains the significance of "the backend."

Many of us struggle not only with finding our own purpose but also the purpose for others in our lives. Mia along with guest Deborah Hill discuss how it's not only by design but divine intervention as well.