shaka senghor

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Today, Lewis explores the theme of building resilience in the face of life's challenges with renowned guests Brené Brown, Inky Johnson, and Shaka Senghor. Brené Brown dives deep into the connection between vulnerability and courage, emphasizing that true bravery always involves emotional risk and uncertainty. Inky Johnson shares his transformative journey from a career-ending injury to becoming a beacon of hope and resilience, highlighting the importance of finding the good in adversity. Shaka Senghor recounts his harrowing experiences from a troubled youth to becoming a motivational figure, showcasing the profound impact of forgiveness and self-reflection.

In this episode you will learn

• The essential role of vulnerability in building true courage.
• How to find and embrace the good in the midst of adversity.
• The transformative power of forgiveness and self-reflection.
• Practical strategies for cultivating resilience in challenging times.
• The importance of self-compassion and empathy in personal growth.

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Full episodes featured in today’s mashup:

Dr. Brené Brown – https://link.chtbl.com/1518-pod

Inky Johnson – https://link.chtbl.com/1483-pod

Shaka Senghor – https://link.chtbl.com/1284-pod

Shaka Senghor (@ShakaSenghor) is a leading voice in criminal justice reform, the director of innovation and strategy at #Cut50, and the consulting producer for the OWN docuseries Released. He is also the author of Writing My Wrongs: Life, Death, and Redemption in an American Prison.

What We Discuss with Shaka Senghor:

• How Shaka's childhood neighborhood in Detroit quickly went from idyllic to nightmarish when the crack epidemic struck in the '80s (and what he spent his money on when he became a dealer).
• The assorted sources of trauma faced by kids who wind up in the drug-dealing lifestyle and why such a lifestyle is initially appealing to them -- in spite of exposing them to very adult consequences.
• Why the current opioid crisis may actually be instrumental in helping heal societal class and racial divides widened during the crack epidemic.
• Why removing the stigma of mental health treatment is crucial to breaking the cycles of recidivism in which young people often get trapped.
• The series of events that landed Shaka in prison for 19 years, how he made use of his time there, and what he's doing to help fix a very broken system.
• And much more...

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