In this episode, As I A.M. discusses what their journey has been like setting and communicating boundaries. What are some ways that you set and communicate boundaries?

2021, what a rollercoaster of a year! In this episode, As I A.M. reflects on their year and the lessons they’ve learned and share their new hopes, goals and habits for the year of 2022.

In this episode, As I A.M. discusses the recent gender-based violence cases in Latin America, machismo and mental health.

In this episode, As I A.M., shares life updates and what they've been learning in this season of life. Follow us on Instagram: @asiam_podcast

In this episode, As I A.M. bids 2020 farewell and reminisce on their lessons learned, plus discuss their new year’s goals. Find us on Instagram: @asiam_podcast

We’re back and we’re better! In this episode, we discuss toxic traits that we’ve uncovered in ourselves, share the practical steps we’ve taken to overcome them, and the importance of self-reflection.

In honor of mental heath awareness month, we are joined by mental health therapist and poet, Cedric Dale Hoard to discuss assumptions about therapy in the community and the church. Cedric’s website: https://www.cdhpoetry.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cedricdalehoard/ ALBUM AVAILBLE ON ALL LISTENING PLATFORMS

In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on the Ahmaud Arbery case, discuss the church’s lack of involvement in social justice and provide action steps to take to continue our fight for justice. For further action steps, visit RunWithMaud.com Link to articles: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/26/us/ahmed-arbery-shooting-georgia.amp.html https://www.insider.com/ahmaud-arbery-timeline-case-georgia-black-man-shot-dead-2020-5?amp

This episode marks the beginning of our new podcast series entitled: As I Chat. Today we are joined by our mother who shares her story (from teen pregnancy to divorce) in the hopes of inspiring our listeners.

In this episode, As I A.M. recalls their experience growing up multicultural and highlight how the world can become a more racially sensitive place.