HeyJared#REALTALK with Emma G and Dinah
In a world of social distancing / quarantine / isolation; Goddess rock artivist musician Emma G brings REAL TALK: empowering conversations with leaders in their field to talk about their industries, the impact of Coronavirus on their lives, and how they’re choosing to lead…
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S4 Finale: Diallo M. Watts, Sr. on Oxygen, Alzheimer's, and Locked Out of Healing (opens the original)
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In the Season 4 finale of REALTALK, Emma G and Dinah Simpson sit down with Diallo M. Watts, Sr., founder and CEO of RxAir360 and author of the newly released book Locked Out of Healing. Diallo’s journey began in 2014 when his father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Refusing to accept a diagnosis with no real answers, Diallo began researching alternative treatments and discovered hyperbaric oxygen therapy, a treatment already backed by science and used by public figures recovering from inj
S4 Ep9: Dr. Harita Raja on Redefining "Underserved" and Breaking Generational Silence (opens the original)
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Psychiatrist and founder of Bethesda Women's Mental Health, Dr. Harita Raja, joins Emma G and Dinah Simpson for a conversation that challenges what "underserved" really means. Dr. Raja shares how she built a grassroots community through Bollywood Zumba, turning dance into a doorway for honest conversations about mental health, abuse, and family stress that had never been spoken about before. The conversation covers research gaps in women's mental health, especially around perimenopause, the gene
S4 Ep8: Dr. Rita D. Lewis on Foster Care, Purpose, and Redesigning the Table (opens the original)
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Storyteller, actress, and advocate Dr. Rita D. Lewis joins Emma G solo for a powerful conversation on survival, purpose, and identity. Dr. Rita shares her journey from foster care to the national stage, why she believes purpose matters more than the pursuit of happiness, and what she'd tell her six-year-old self who never believed she'd make it this far. The conversation closes with her philosophy on advocacy: when there isn't room at the table, sometimes you have to redesign the table so more p
S4 Ep8: Joey Jenkins (Silence Echoez) on Grounding, Identity, and the Power of Listening (opens the original)
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Singer-songwriter and teacher Joey Jenkins, known as Silence Echoez, joins Emma G and Dinah Simpson for a conversation about the discipline of silence, both as a musical philosophy and a way of staying grounded in who you actually are. Joey shares the dual meaning behind his stage name, how Taoism and Joseph Campbell's work on myth shaped his sense of identity, and his own songwriting process, including the story behind his song "Don't Say Anything." The conversation closes with his best advice
S4 Ep6: Emma G & Dinah on Healing, Grief, and Learning to Pour Back Into Yourself (opens the original)
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Halfway through Season 4, Emma G and Dinah Simpson skip the guest chair and get real with each other. Emma opens up about her mother's passing this year and the kintsugi philosophy that's helped her heal, putting the broken pieces back together with gold. Dinah shares her framework for daily self-assessment, and together they explore masculine and feminine energy, the "spoon theory" of emotional capacity, and simple, repeatable ways to reset: breath, senses, and coming back into the body. Topics
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