Ep. 8 Malcolm X’s Interview at Berkeley 1963

Join us as we take a deep dive into the profound interview between Malcolm X and Herman Blake. We will correlate the messages of the 60s to what is happening today for Black Americans. At the end of the show, listeners will receive a free apothecary recipe to foster wellness in our communities. Shout out to Reelblack One on YouTube for posting this amazing video.

Join Craig and Tasha in their virtual living room to unpack the inauguration, tarrifs, and economic implications. The couple connects a notable speech delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the 10 spec-war commandments according to Richard Marcinko to the unprecedented events occurring today. Stay tuned til the end of the show to receive DIY infused oil recipes to nourish your hair and skin. Thanks for watching!

This show is design to self-disclose our experience with advere primary and secondary emotions. We take time to explore sadness vs. anger and disappointment vs. stress. Please seek support if you are triggered by anything that’s discussed. Please like, share and rate this episode. Love ya’ll……[email protected]

In this episode, we give our opinion on Chris Rock's show "Selective Outrage" and provide insight into his narrative. Additionally, we will tackle a "cheating" question from one of our listeners. Some of the questions we will ask you to explore  with us will include: What behaviors are considered cheating? Are behaviors like having work spouses acceptable? Do you get upset when your partner has celebrity crushes? Or what about flirting to earn an extra buck? When does a conversation with the opposite sex become disrespectful to the relationship? Today we’ll dive into how we should have a conversation with our partners about interactions or attractions to the opposite sex that makes us feel unsafe or uncomfortable. You can find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTolk @theuntold experience.   Please continue to submit your testimonials, victories, and show topics you’d like us to tackle via our email [email protected]

In this episode, Craig and Tasha discuss the differences between generational curses and patterns. They're just a cute couple inviting y’all to their virtual living room to have a conversation about the Untold Experience.  Generational Curse: a bit of mojo that’s passed down for offending a person or God.  Generational Pattern: a behavior or trait that’s been passed down  Epigenetics: the study of how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work. (CDC.gov) Derek Prince (signs & factors of a curse)  Signs of Curses:   Frequent Mental & Emotional Breakdowns   Repeated or chronic sicknesses with no clear diagnosis.  The Breakdown of Marriage & Family alienation.  Some generational curses are woven into our DNA- things like heart disease, alcoholism, drug addiction, diabetes, high blood pressure and mental disorders. - Epi-genetics- our ancestors environment was slavery.  No other people group of people were enslaved for so long on American soil? If our environment impacts our DNA what does that tell you about black people and emotional development? Is this the reason why we are feared?  Steps we can take to break patterns and curses  Schedule and keep an appointment w/ therapist Address resentment and codependency to cope Define what progression looks for your family Have family discussion about ancestors and belief systems  Identify toxic behaviors for adults and children alike  Plot milestones to measure progression Resources: -  Halicue & Andy Podcast Mental Health assistance -mentalhealth.gov Crisis Line (Suicide)- 800-273-8255 or apa.org Crisis Text Line- Text HOME to 741741 Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline- 800.422-4453 Domestic violence hotline 800-799-7233  Addiction hotline 855-748-1774  All hotlines are 24/7. How to support Podcast:  Like and subscribe Share podcast with family and friends Give us feedback  Please reach out to us at [email protected] https://www.patreon.com/user?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator

You're scared shitless when you hear the sound of an automatic weapon ring out close to your home. The last thing you want to see is the look of sheer terror on your families' faces, with no proper means of preparation.  Personal List: Make a separate list for each family member’s personal items. *Spare Glasses *Prescriptions etc. Physical Health List: *Keeping up to date on dental/vision/routine physicals. *Staying in shape *Emotional Support Items to get you through rough periods. Seems like a small thing, but can instrumental with maintaining a positive outlook. Which is a major component of surviving anything. First Aid Kit List: Burn Treatment/Aspirin Bio-Warfare List *Disinfectants *Hand Sanitizers *N-95 Masks Security List *Guns/Ammo *Cleaning supplies *Spare Mags *Night watch shiftsThe majority of earthquakes happen along fractures within the earth where rocks move past each other. These fractures are called fault lines. This sudden shift and movement of rock cause the ground to shake as energy travels in waves across the land. The Washington State Dept of Natural Resources states that in the next 50 years, Washington’s populated areas have a 40-80% chance of a 7.1 magnitude earthquake happening. We sit where two plates come together, giving us the potential of a large offshore earthquake that will impact the entire I-5 corridor all the way to the Puget Sound region. Earthquakes aren’t the only thing one has to worry about when living next to a body of water. Tsunamis are a threat as well. Especially after a large earthquake. What will happen if a family has less than 5 minutes to evacuate after a large earthquake because a tsunami is headed your way? mil.wa.gov reports that children under 5 and adults over the age of 65 are more likely to need help and direction to evacuate safely. What about our loved ones living with disabilities? How do we get everyone to safety after a 7.1 mag earthquake and an oncoming tsunami? Plants found in Washington that could be used for food and medicine: Arrowhead              usually grows in calm water plains and foothills              green plant and leaves look like arrows-              edible raw or cooked.              can be stored for several months              be careful cause some species can cause skin reactions              it is said to treat headaches             said to also be a Diuretic Contact us on all the socials: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Patreon, and gmail.com. Look for "theuntoldexperience"

It’s Craig and Tasha and they’re introducing the Untold Experience Podcast and themselves. There’s a bunch of random bullshit to discuss. Please join them in their virtual living room and be apart of the banter. They’d love to hear from you. If you have show ideas, want to promote a business, or have a prayer request, please hit them up. They’ll be honored to shout you out on their show. They’d also like your feedback to make this podcast what you’d have it to be. Email them at theuntoldexperience@gmail. https://www.patreon.com/user?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator