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Culturally Yours, Mental HealthS3 E27 Navigating Single/Co-Parenthood: While In TherapyIn this episode of Culturally Yours Mental Health, hosts Tash and Dr. Kelly engage in enlightening discussions with guests Cheryl and Ranique about the challenges of single and co-parenting. Cheryl and Ranique share how their diverse cultural backgrounds and experiences growing up in two-parent homes influence their current parenting approaches. They explore topics like the social stigmas and mental health challenges single parents face, and the importance of creating healthy and supportive family dynamics. 2025-06-071h 14Culturally Yours, Mental HealthS3 E26 Living and Thriving with BipolarIn this insightful episode of Culturally Yours Mental Health, hosts Tash and Dr. Kelly delve into the topic of bipolar disorder and its impact on people of color. They discuss the different types of bipolar disorder, symptoms, and the biases that lead to misdiagnosis in the black community. The episode underlines the significance of telling personal stories and creating narratives that resonate with real experiences. Special guest Noah Dyson, founder of The Love Catalyst shares his personal journey with bipolar 1 disorder with psychosis symptoms, offering an honest and inspiring perspective on living and thriving with this mental health condition.2025-05-141h 09Culturally Yours, Mental HealthS3 E25 Inner Joy: Do What You LoveIn this episode of Culturally Yours, Mental Health, hostess Tash and Dr. Kelly delve into the elusive concept of inner joy with their guest, Essence Bryant of Hair of Essence Co. They discuss the difference between temporary happiness and lasting inner contentment, emphasizing the importance of finding fulfillment and purpose. Essence shares her personal journey from working multiple jobs to discovering her true passion as a hairstylist. This transformation illustrates how following one's passion can lead to a deeper sense of purpose and joy. The conversation encourages listeners to prioritize mental well-being and seek joy that is independent of...2025-04-1258 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS3 E24 Black With Adult ADHDIn this episode of Culturally Yours, Mental Health, hosts Tash and Dr. Kelly delve into the complexities of living as a Black adult with ADHD. Addressing stigma and misdiagnosis, they highlight the unique challenges faced due to cultural perceptions and systemic disparities. They invite Nigel White to share his personal journey of being diagnosed as a child and navigating life with a combination type of ADHD. This discussion underscores the importance of awareness, understanding, and tailored support for individuals in the Black community facing the hurdles of ADHD.2025-03-291h 01Culturally Yours, Mental HealthCoping in America While BlackIn this episode of Culturally Yours, Mental Health, hosts Tash and Dr. Kelly discuss the intricacies of coping while Black in America. They explore how systemic issues such as wars, pandemics, and economic disparities disproportionately affect the mental health of Black communities. With a focus on historical and intergenerational trauma, the hosts emphasize the importance of conversations around mental health to reclaim joy, peace, and power. The episode delves into the heightened need for culturally relevant therapeutic interventions and community support, while also highlighting the critical role of spirituality and cultural identity in building resilience.2025-03-1525 min
The Rizzuto ShowCrap On Extra: Will The Sphere Be Deflated and Tool Booed?MUSICTool’s first-ever destination festival took placeover the weekend in the Dominican Republic, and it appears that the band was Mastodon co-founder Brent Hinds hasleft the band after 25 years. “We’re deeply proud of and beyond grateful forthe music and history we’ve shared and we wish him nothing but success andhappiness in his future endeavors,” Hinds’ now-former bandmates wroteThe Sphere in Vegas hasrevolutionized the concert experience, but is facing financial problems after2025-03-1023 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS3 E22 Pioneers of Black Mental HealthIn this episode of Culturally Yours Mental Health, hosts Tash and Dr. Kelly highlight the significant contributions of Black pioneers in the field of psychology and mental health. They discuss how figures like Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark and Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller laid the groundwork for future generations by challenging norms and addressing racial biases in mental health care. By focusing on creating culturally competent spaces and dismantling systemic barriers, these trailblazers empowered Black communities and inspired ongoing dialogues about mental health. The episode emphasizes the importance of acknowledging these vital histories to foster informed and supportive environments.2025-03-0125 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E21 What We Learned About Black Men's Mental HealthIn this episode, Tash and Dr. Kelly explore the emotional aspect of mental health in Black men. They highlight experiences shared by their guests, including the evolution from boyhood to manhood and the role of respect in a man's emotional health. We also emphasize the significance of emotional empowerment and how other men can play a crucial supportive role.2025-01-1820 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E20 Black Men's Mental Health RoundtableIn the season finale of Culturally, Yours Mental Health, Tash and Dr. Kelly have a riveting discussion revolving around Black men's mental health in the community. We welcome back Dr. Kevin Guyton, Tyreese Bryant, Pedro P., and Travis Harmon to further discuss their shared experiences and provide diverse perspectives on mental health challenges.2025-01-111h 11
Digital Social HourNBA's Viral Marketing Playbook: Lessons for Tech CEOs | NBA Cup Special Episode DSH #1029🏀 Discover how the NBA's innovative marketing strategies can transform your business! Watch exclusive interviews with basketball legends and industry insiders at the NBA Cup in Las Vegas revealing game-changing insights for tech leaders. Get an insider's look at how the NBA builds excitement and engagement through creative events like the NBA Cup. Features candid conversations with Joakim Noah, Deron Williams, and other basketball stars sharing their predictions and perspectives on the evolution of the game. Learn valuable lessons about audience engagement, brand building, and creating viral moments that tech CEO...2024-12-2916 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E19 2024 Goals: A Balanced Self Part IIIn this episode of Culturally Yours, Mental Health, Tashia and Kelly have a mid-year check-in on their 2024 goals.2024-10-2643 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E18 Making Connections with Black Boys and Black MenIn this episode Tash and Kelly discuss the importance of black men mentoring black boys. Their guest, Coach Travis Harmon, shares his unique journey from athlete to mentor. He speaks about the crucial role his mother played in his athletic and personal development and reflects on the significance of verbal affirmations in building confidence. Travis emphasizes the need for creating safe spaces where young black boys can express themselves freely, and underscores the positive impact of male bonding and mentorship in overcoming societal challenges.2024-07-081h 07
Diving In Deep with Sara EvansWomen In Country Music ft. Melissa Fuller & Emily ShackeltonIn this episode Sara talks to two of the biggest names behind the scenes in songwriting (Melissa Fuller and Emily Shackelton) both of whom have had a myriad of songs picked up and performed by major labels and superstars over the last 20 years. The trio touches on the major problem in the music industry where the artist and songwriters are making the least money on the art that wouldn't exist without them, females in music, NSAI, the joy of motherhood, and much more!
About Melissa: Melissa Fuller is a singer-songwriter who has dedicated her career to writing, recording, and performing...2024-06-2059 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E17 Love and Intimate RelationshipsKelly and Tash engage in a profound discussion with Cesar and Pedro P. about men's mental health, focusing on vulnerability, emotional intelligence, and intimate relationships. Both guests reveal how significant personal losses served as turning points in their willingness to be vulnerable. They share how these experiences have transformed their interactions in relationships and how they are working to create safe spaces for men to express emotions freely. The conversation delves into how societal expectations impact men's mental wellness and the importance of emotional support systems.You can find Pedro P. on Instagram @newagedisciple_ & @transformationoasis...2024-06-181h 08Culturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E16 Black Men and Emotional ExpressionTash and Kelly, along with special guests Dr. Kevin Guyton and Jason G. delve into the topic of emotional expression among black men. This episode explores the societal stigmas and cultural expectations that often inhibit black men from openly sharing their emotions. Jason G. and Dr. Kevin Guyton, share their personal experiences and thoughts on the matter. They discuss the impact of upbringing, cultural backgrounds, and societal norms on their perception and expression of emotions. Both guests emphasize the importance of vulnerability and the need for safe spaces for black men to embrace and express their emotions. They highlight...2024-06-081h 08Culturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E15 Supporting Black MenTash and Kelly highlight the importance of supporting black men and addressing the internal and external stressors they face. With two guests, Tyreese Bryant and Shatik, we discuss the challenges black men encounter in seeking support and communicating their needs. They share their firsthand experiences and perspectives on support, need for respect, appreciation, and understanding in their relationships. They also discuss the different forms of support they receive from friends, family, and their spouses. The episode emphasizes the importance of men supporting each other and challenging societal stereotypes.2024-05-3051 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E14 Black Boys vs Black Men: Supporting DevelopmentThe podcast episode delves into the topic of black boys versus black men, exploring the treatment and stereotypes surrounding individuals of color. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding and challenging societal perceptions that often hinder the fair treatment and development of black boys. They bring in a guest speaker, Ben, who shares his experience growing up and how his father played a crucial role in allowing him to have a healthy childhood. The conversation highlights how black boys are frequently viewed as older and suffer from unfair expectations and lack of innocence compared to their white counterparts. They...2024-05-2727 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E13 Marginalized Masculinity in EntertainmentThis episode delves into the topic of marginalized masculinity in entertainment, specifically focusing on the lack of representation and leadership roles for black men. The hosts discuss how societal constructs have shaped the concept of masculinity, often limiting black men to the role of financial provider while neglecting other aspects of their humanity. They emphasize the importance of expanding the definition of masculinity to include traits such as empathy, love, nurture, and adventure.Sources: Griffith DM, Brinkley-Rubinstein L, Bruce MA, Thorpe RJ Jr, Metzl JM. The Interdependence of African American Men's Definitions of Manhood and...2024-05-1119 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E12 What 4 D's Look Like Culturally For Men of ColorTash with battling allergies this episode, but her and Kelly delved into the mental health challenges that men of color face, specifically focusing on African, Native American, and Hispanic/Latin cultures. It explores the cultural narratives and norms that contribute to distress, dysfunction, deviance, and danger in these communities. The episode reveals how stoicism, emotional restraint, and the emphasis on physical strength can hinder men from seeking help or expressing their emotions. Overall, the discussion highlights the need to challenge societal expectations and provide safe spaces for men to share their experiences and seek support.Sources:2024-05-0440 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E11 Black Men's Mental HealthThis podcast episode delves into the topic of black men's mental health, highlighting the lack of attention it receives. Tash and Kelly discuss the impact of slavery on African American men's mental well-being and the challenges they faced during and after the Jim Crow era. They also explore the experiences of African men and Afro-Latino men in different cultural contexts, shedding light on the societal expectations and stigmas they have to navigate. The podcast emphasizes the importance of creating supportive spaces and resources for black men to address their mental health needs and advocates for breaking the silence surrounding...2024-04-2722 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS2 E10 2024 Goals: A Balanced SelfIn this podcast episode, Tashia and Kelly reflect on their experiences with mental health in 2023 and their plans for personal growth in 2024. They discuss the importance of setting intentions and being intentional in their daily routines. Tashia shares her journey of learning to recognize and embrace her emotions, while Kelly explores the concept of living from the heart. Both emphasize the need to confront fears and challenges in order to find freedom and live authentically. 2024-01-1333 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS1 E9 Season 1 Round Table Discussion: Breaking The MoldTashia and Kelly welcome guests Aastashia Lacy, Richard Spence, and Tianna Tolen to explore experiences, impacts of marginalization on mental health among people of color. The guests share personal stories of being marginalized in various aspects of life, including pregnancy and healthcare, education, and societal representation. They highlight the importance of advocacy and representation, and the need for deeper connections within communities to foster understanding and support. They also discuss how self-advocacy and resilience can help overcome challenges and navigate through marginalization on the path to empowerment.2024-01-071h 04Culturally Yours, Mental HealthS1 E8 Generational Trauma: Part 2Generational trauma has deep roots in the history of mental health, often excluding people of color from essential discussions and support. This podcast episode highlights the impact of generational trauma on mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being. It discusses the various ways in which this trauma is passed down through generations, leading to distorted beliefs and unhelpful coping mechanisms. We emphasize the importance of recognizing and understanding these traumas, fostering self-worth, and breaking free from harmful cycles.2023-12-1645 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS1 E7 Generational Trauma: Part 1Generational trauma is explored in this podcast episode, highlighting the way it can be inherited through families. The term refers to the trauma that passes down through generations, impacting individuals both physically and mentally. We discuss how generational trauma can occur biologically, environmentally, psychologically, and socially. They emphasize the importance of understanding the trauma experienced by previous generations in order to break the cycle and heal.2023-12-0929 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS1 E6 Breaking Down DysfunctionDysfunction can have a profound impact on mental health, affecting behavior, thinking, and daily functioning. In this episode, we delve into the definition of dysfunction, explore the manifestation of dysfunction, and recognize it's challenges.2023-12-0232 minCulturally Yours, Mental HealthS1 E5 Deviant From Whose NormThis episode explores the impact of deviant behavior on self-esteem, mental health, and overall well-being, especially in the workplace. We discuss the concept of code switching, cultural identity, and the importance of authenticity.2023-11-2543 min
Business Storytelling Made EasyStorytelling Strategies for Social Media with Jourdan GuytonSocial media content expert Jourdan Guyton explains how to leverage social media to craft stories that build trust, create loyalty, maximize impact and boost revenue.Are you a forward-thinking corporate leader looking to leverage the power of story to grow profits, boost awareness and maximize impact? KDP Co. would love to serve you! We offer workshops and consulting services that teach brands how to define and communicate their brand story. Connect with me!--> LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellydparker/--> Website: https://www.kellydparker.com/2023-03-2027 min
Country Heat WeeklyENCORE: Mickey GuytonWhen she's not working on her career as a four-time Grammy nominee, Mickey Guyton is spending time with her husband and son, Grayson. Listen in as Mickey joined us in the studio last fall to chat about family life, a few of her recent releases, writing with Tyler Hubbard, and all the new music that she's "super, super excited about." Kelly and Amber take a moment to remember the legacy of Loretta Lynn, who recently passed in her Tennessee home. They also [Re]Discover the early career of another trailblazing woman in country music, Kacey Musgraves. New episodes return...2023-03-1644 minCountry Heat WeeklyThe Speed of Keith UrbanKeith Urban is Center Stage to chat about everything that's keeping him busy right now:new music, his next album, the end of the Speed of Now tour, his new Las Vegas residency, and more! Plus, Kelly and Amber share a special “Fly on the Wall” segment that allows you to eavesdrop on what the stars are most grateful for this year. Contributing artists include Lainey Wilson, Scotty McCreery, Elle King, Mickey Guyton, and Cody Johnson. Plus we've got the hottest new country songs and the stories behind them - direct from the singers themselves. Every Thursday, we drop new...2022-11-1741 minCountry Heat WeeklyWomen of Country: Mickey GuytonWhen she's not working on her career as a four-time Grammy nominee, Mickey Guyton is spending time with her husabnd and son, Grayson. She joined us in the studio to chat about family life, a few of her recent releases, writing with Tyler Hubbard, and all the new music that she's "super, super excited about." Kelly and Amber take a moment to remember the legacy of Loretta Lynn, who recently passed in her Tennessee home. They also ReDiscover the early career of another trailblazing woman in country music, Kacey Musgraves. New episodes drop each Thursday, direct from Nashville!2022-10-1344 min
A Dose of Hope RadioADOH RADIO PRESENTS EPISODE 77: “WORDS OF WISDOM” FEAT. THE ALL-FEMALE #1 AMAZON BEST SELLING ANTHOLOGY – WORDS OF WISDOM FOR THE HEART AND SOULLIVE – WED., AUGUST 17, 2022. This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and the women of the amazing anthology WORDS OF WISDOM FOR THE HEART AND SOUL. Meet author after author in a roundtable format as they spill the beans on their chapters! They present to us from the What’s Happening Segment as we were able to capture it all in a live setting!
Words of Wisdom for The Heart and Soul “Lessons, Insights, and Guidance from 36 Women of Influence’’ is a compilation of encouragement, inspiration, and empowerment that will bless your life and spirit. The goal of this bo...2022-08-171h 30
A Dose of Hope RadioADOH RADIO PRESENTS EPISODE 77: “WORDS OF WISDOM” FEAT. THE ALL-FEMALE #1 AMAZON BEST SELLING ANTHOLOGY – WORDS OF WISDOM FOR THE HEART AND SOULLIVE – WED., AUGUST 17, 2022. This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and the women of the amazing anthology WORDS OF WISDOM FOR THE HEART AND SOUL. Meet author after author in a roundtable format as they spill the beans on their chapters! They present to us from the What’s Happening Segment as we were able to capture it all in a live setting!
Words of Wisdom for The Heart and Soul “Lessons, Insights, and Guidance from 36 Women of Influence’’ is a compilation of encouragement, inspiration, and empowerment that will bless your life and spirit. The goal of this bo...2022-08-171h 30
Plot Twist Design Business PodcastME SEASON Series: Amber GuytonAmber Guyton is Owner of Blessed Little Bungalow (BLB), an interior design firm in Atlanta, GA. Amber started blogging and sharing her own home six years ago and has since become a well known nationally recognized brand. She’s a passionate champion for personal finance. She believes that interior design should not be a luxury reserved for the privileged few and is committed to democratizing the industry one home at a time. Amber has served dozens of clients across the country designing colorful, affordable, and aesthetically pleasing residential and commercial projects. In 2021, she left her fintech marketing career in San Fr...2022-07-2944 min
HUSH No More ChampionsHUSH No More Spoken Word Book ReleaseDr. Vanessa Dunn Guyton presents the amazing authors of the HUSH No More Healing Through Words Poetry Book. Each Poet will share their heartfelt poetry that was written to elevate & heal from trauma. This is a creative event that will give you insight into a true purpose for poetry. The book is now available for sale at www.hushnomore.org/shop. All sales support Survivors of the HUSH Topics.Contributing Authors: Tammy Nicole Myers, Tammy Nobles, Jacqueline Renee Gonder, LeDesma “Desi” Terry, Edward “Obbie West” Wilson, AmyAnna Soto, Sarah Vanalstyne, Scharnelle L. Hamlin, Tara Rivers, Kim Hardy, Best Boy...2022-06-131h 04
Country Heat WeeklyReyna Roberts Loves CountryAfter Carrie Underwood and Mickey Guyton tweeted about her, Reyna Roberts was on a fast track to success. She tells hosts Kelly Sutton and Amber Anderson how music literally saved her life as a child in Alaska; how her mother manifested her song making it on ESPN — and about her appearance in the new Amazon Music documentary, “For Love & Country.” Plus: hear why Amber doesn’t want to discuss sports with Eric Church, and we [RE]Discover early music from Thomas Rhett and compare it to his current sound.New episodes of Country Heat Weekly drop Thursday, direct fro...2022-04-0742 min
YOU CAN Make a Living In The Music Industry PodcastSeason 3 - Episode 3: Jason Brooks - Availability Is Essential Photo by: @kathryntbyrd
This week I’m talking with my friend a fellow guitarist Jason Brooks. We met while working on the tv show Nashville together a few years ago. Jason has toured all over the world and played on multiple talk shows as a guitar player for some of today’s most popular country artists including Cassadee Pope, Danielle Bradbery, Maddie & Tae, Mickey Guyton and more. We are discussing how to play to the strength of your amp, how to go about getting an endorsement deal and the importance of being available in order to get gigs...2022-03-211h 27
TRILLOQUYOpus 138 - "Breaking the Law"Beethoven's "Fidelio" famously includes a chorus of prisoners, and in a new production by Heartbeat Opera the roles will be played by actual incarcerated individuals. The company's Ethan Heard and Kelly Griffin join Garrett to talk about the process of engaging these individuals, the relationship that's being built between opera and the prison system, and Heartbeat Opera's larger goal of engaging new audiences. Garrett and Scott draw proximity between sports and "classical" music as a means of practicing cultural competency, offer music that turns pain into beauty, and spend the weekly TRILLOQUY addressing the confederate flag, fighting gentrification, and the...2022-02-161h 59
Sooner Sports PodcastSigning Day Coverage - Caleb Kelly Talks With The Newest SoonersCaleb Kelly sits down with all the newest members of the Sooners:1:00 - Ergenbright, Guyton, Johnson, Laulu, Mettauer18:30 - RSJ, Gibson, Marshall, Anderson31:00 - Evers, Morrison, Gabriel48:00 - Barnes, Helms, Llewellyn, Parker1:01:30 - Kanak, Lewis, McKinzie, Roof, WalkerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.2022-02-041h 26
HUSH No More ChampionsLegal Aspects of Domestic Violence w/Attorney Kelly Durden PoseyWhat happens when you are abused and want to leave the relationship? Have you left a relationship? Do you know your legal rights as it relates to a domestic violence relationship? Should you hire a lawyer?Join Dr. Vanessa Dunn Guyton and Attorney Kelly Durden Posey as they have an in-depth discussion on Domestic Violence and the various aspects of the law. You have a right to legal counsel.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hushnomore/support2021-10-201h 00
HUSH No More ChampionsLGBQT+ Survivors w/ Attorney Kelly Durden PoseyIn recognition of Pride Month, we are going to tackle the tough topic of surviving abuse in the LGBQT+ Community. Are you a Survivor? Do you know the steps to take to seek assistance? Join Dr. Vanessa Dunn Guyton and Attorney Kelly Durden Posey as they discuss overcoming trauma and being an Ally for the LGBQT+ Community. Remember that services and support are available, regardless of your gender identity or sexual orientation.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hushnomore/support2021-06-2359 min
Christian SouljahBlack Love Pt 1: Cultivating Black Joy#21 The Souljah's begin the first installment of their "Black Love" series. In this episode, Abdul, Justine, and Andres discuss their perspectives on Black joy.Helpful LinksBlack Joy ProjectEl Mofongo Caribbean Restaurant, Arlington, TXPuerto Rico Restaurant, Des MoinesThe War and TreatyBluesy Kinfork Soul MusicOn and On by Curtis HardingJimmie Allen, Best ShotMickey GuytonKane Brown and Tori Kelly————————————Plenty of options to connect with us:Email: hello@christiansouljah.com Hit us up on social media:Facebook: http://facebook.com/groups/christiansouljahIn...2021-05-191h 08
The Table Women PodcastSpecial Episode! BIPOC in Country Music w/ Musicologist and Researcher Jada WatsonSarah and Victoria have an emotional, in-depth discussion with Musicologist and Researcher Jada Watson on BIPOC representation in Country Music. Fresh off a newly released report, Jada and the hosts dive into:
The statistics and data regarding BIPOC creators
Radio charts: 1944-2020
Are things getting better?
Breaking down the numbers
What do diversity and representation look like right now?
The impact of racism and bias on creators and communities
Touching on future research regarding LGBTQIA+ creators
Notes:
Song Data: https://songdata.ca/
The report: https://songdata.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/SongData-Watson-Redlining-Country-Music-032021.pdf
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Lush Vibes RadioEpisode 121Originally aired February 9th, 2021Playlist:
Chaos In The CBD - "78 To Stanley Bay"
Nao Yoshioka, Devin Morrison, Eric Roberson - "About U"
BOSCO, Dana Williams - "Greenlight"
Steve Arrington - "The Joys of Love"
Celeste - "Love Is Back"
Friday Night Plans - "Plastic Love (Live from Studio Tanta)"
Saiko, Brenk Sinatra - "Nightwatch"
Kennedy Rd. - "Still Luv"
Mickey Guyton - "Black Like Me"
Reuben James, Frida Touray, Daley - "Tunnel Vision"
DIOP'S CHORD - "BESIDE OF ME"
FKJ, Tom Bailey - "Drops"
Wamoo - "Teach Me How to Samba"
Aretha Franklin - "Call Me"
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All Our Favorite PeopleMickey GuytonWe loved catching up with our friend Mickey Guyton. She is shining with a new kind of light lately after releasing the song “Hold On” from the movie “Breakthrough” earlier this year. The film’s producer, DeVon Franklin, has become a mentor to Mickey, and the opportunity opened the door for her to perform on the ACM Awards this past spring. Mickey tells us Carrie Underwood prayed over her prior to that performance and explains how she is fully embracing her identity as a black woman in country musi
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