Discussions From My Closet

Lavone Roberson shares her personal story about her cancer diagnosis, her treatment, and her emotional journey throughout the entire process. She shares how that experience pointed her in the direction of finding her purpose. Lavone also leaves us with some helpful tips to consider and remember when it comes to staying in-tune with our health and body.

Guest, Professor Fontaine returns this season to discuss relationships. He guides us through what our models are, how we search for and experience relationships, and what we’re not doing to create a meaningful one. He also challenges one’s notion of what a real relationship truly is and questions whether one is in fact ready for one.

Here how Marielle and I finally made it to the airport in Rome. It was an adventure; a scary one! In this episode, I also self-reflect on my own actions and reactions to specific situations and wonder how much of that I’m doing in other aspects of my life.

Guest, Marielle Pierrot and I continue our discussion on our exciting trip to Italy. In this part 2, we talk about the few days we spent in the beautiful city of Rome! Hear about the interesting people we meet, the beautiful sites we see, and some unprecedented moments until the end.

Guest, Marielle Pierrot and I take you on an exciting journey to Italy! Everything from planning our trip to our hotel, to the people, the food and the sites. Join us for Part 1 of reflections on this amazing trip!

In this part 2 episode, Sister Kathleen continues to reflect on experiencing Christianity. She discusses the notion of heaven on earth, as well as the notion of hell; talks of how it’s all one realm. She also reflects on how sacred music has been around for a very long time and that we hear music in everyone and everything. Sister Kathleen also shares her own personal journey with sacred music. In addition, I share my thoughts on this discussion towards the end of this episode.

Sister Kathleen Deignan helps me to shape in words my new understanding of Christianity, God, Jesus and religion as a whole. She reflects on what it means to be deeply human, the mystery of God and resting in the unknown.

Guest, Professor Fontaine, takes us on a journey through our emotions during the Coronavirus pandemic. He helps to give perspective on why we may be feeling the range of emotions around the Covid-19 and being quarantined. He explores fears, assumptions, confusion, relationships, personal life vs. professional life, family, friends, feeling vs. knowing, and much more. He also gives opinions on keeping yourself safe during this time as well as others.