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NeaTalk: Teachings

A global classroom led by voices from every race, culture, and background. Each episode features a guest teacher stepping forward to share what they know—whether it’s business, art, wellness, or lived experience.

Podcast · By NeaTalk Network — A Global Network of Voices. · English · Official site

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Season 2. EP 10: YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS BECAUSE YOU WERE TAUGHT TO — GUEST: SARAHI FIELD (opens the original)

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    YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS BECAUSE YOU WERE TAUGHT TO GUEST: SARAHI FIELD What if some of your deepest beliefs were never actually yours? Nea sits down with Breaking Free From Me author Sarahi Field to examine religion, identity, conditioning, and what happens when you finally question the “truths” you inherited. Did you choose what you believe or were you taught to believe it? TEACHINGS — Global Minds. Human Code.

  2. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Season 2. EP 9: Teachings x NeaTalk Network — MONEY: HERE’S WHY YOU’RE BROKE Guest: Ronell Trotman (opens the original)

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    MONEY: THE THINGS WE GET WRONG What if making money and understanding money are two completely different things? On this episode of Teachings , Nea sits down with Ronell Trotman, founder of Cash Class Academy, for a wide-ranging conversation about financial literacy, investing, debt, delayed gratification, entrepreneurship, education, homeownership, family structure and generational wealth. But the conversation goes beyond how much money someone earns. Nea challenges Ronell to explain what finan

  3. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Season 2. EP 8: WEED + THE NEXT GENERATION OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS? (opens the original)

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    A study involving more than 463,000 adolescents found cannabis use during adolescence was associated with increased risk of later psychotic, bipolar, depressive, and anxiety disorders. But the data raises a bigger question. While adults debated legalization, criminal justice, and the right to make our own choices, did we stop to consider what the normalization of marijuana was teaching children? Kids aren't just gaining easier access to drugs. They're growing up in a culture where getting high c

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Season 2. EP 7: WHEN THE STUDENT IS READY , THE TEACHER APPEARS (opens the original)

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    Sometimes the people who change your life don’t arrive looking like teachers. Nea reflects on meeting Bob Petroski and the unexpected coworkers who expanded her mind at twenty-two. What began as a job introduced her to new ideas, greater possibilities, and a different vision for her future. A Teaching about wanting more, entering unfamiliar spaces, and recognizing the people, conversations, and lessons that appear once you’re ready to receive them.

  5. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Season 2. EP 6: EMOTIONS MAKE YOU CRY SOMETIMES (opens the original)

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    Teachings — Nea Talk Network Anger. Jealousy. Rejection. Heartbreak. Grief. Embarrassment. Sometimes we experience an emotion so intensely that it feels like we have to do something about it. But an emotion is not an instruction. In this episode of Teachings , Nea talks about the emotions we all experience and the consequences that can come when temporary feelings create permanent decisions. From relationships and arguments to retaliation, violence, heartbreak, and simply knowing when to walk aw

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