Healing for My Soul

In this unapologetically honest and deeply introspective episode, Dr. Dee sits down with her daughters for a raw conversation that challenges labels, confronts shame, and redefines identity.

What does it mean to be a “hoe”?

Together they flip the narrative—transforming a label meant to shame into a symbol of Healing, Openness, and Embracing.

From the freedom hoe to the wise hoe, the conversation explores:

• The mindset behind sexual freedom
•  How shame, identity, and self-worth intersect
•  Reclaiming power from labels meant to destroy
• The journey from being boxed in to boldly breaking free
•  Why healing is essential for legacy and self-love

This episode is not about promiscuity—it’s about power, process, and purpose. If you’ve ever been labeled, misunderstood, or boxed in, this conversation will challenge you to laugh, heal, and reclaim your voice.

“It’s the little foxes that spoil the vine…”

In this raw episode, Dr. Dee dives deep into the hidden battles women face behind closed doors—bitterness, broken intimacy, and the silent war with self-worth.

From throwing away toys in anger to realizing that healing starts with seeing men as souls—not objects—this conversation is raw, real, and redemptive.

• “A toy can’t replace the presence of a man.”
•  “If I devalue myself, I devalue him.”
•  “The healing in me can bring healing to him.”

This isn’t just about sex—it’s about sacred restoration.

If you’ve ever struggled with emotional urges, distorted desires, or generational wounds… this episode is for you.

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In this honest and eye-opening episode, Ariel sits down with guests to unpack the often-confused concepts of abstinence and celibacy, especially within the body of Christ. Together, they explore how these choices are shaped by pain, pride, purpose, and personal healing.

The conversation dives into:

• The difference between celibacy (spiritual commitment) and abstinence (intentional choice)
• How past hurt, emotional trauma, and distorted self-worth influence sexual decisions
• The mental and emotional challenges of abstaining from sex
• The temptation of self-pleasure and how it impacts true abstinence
• How knowing your bloodline helps you understand what you attract
• The importance of healing before entering relationships
• Why abstinence must be rooted in purpose—not pain or pride

This episode is a powerful reminder that healing starts with self-awareness, and that abstinence is not just about withholding sex—it’s about protecting your value, honoring your journey, and preparing for divine alignment.

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In this deeply insightful episode, Dr. Dee is joined by Dr. Mia, an OBGYN, for a powerful conversation about the connection between emotional intimacy, sexual fulfillment, and self-awareness—especially for Black women navigating love, healing, and identity.

Together, they explore:

• The beauty and purpose of Black love and Black marriage
• The difference between sex and intimacy, and why emotional connection matters
• How therapy and self-awareness unlock deeper intimacy
• The impact of birth control, menopause, and hormonal shifts on sex drive
• Why women must be taught to initiate, communicate, and prioritize their pleasure
• The spiritual and emotional consequences of sexual deprivation and trauma
• How damaged emotions affect reproductive health and relationships
• The importance of confidence, self-discovery, and honoring the vagina as a sacred organ

This episode is a bold and healing invitation to redefine sex beyond physicality, embrace emotional intimacy, and restore the sacred connection between pleasure, presence, and partnership.

In this heartfelt episode, Dr. Dee switches seats with her daughter, Ariel Fuller, and together with their guest Shirlyn Palmer, they unpack the often misunderstood difference between sensuality and sexuality—and why embracing both is essential to a woman’s healing and self-awareness.

The conversation dives into:

• The fear many women have around their own sensuality
• How sexuality complements rather than replaces sensuality
• The importance of self-awareness in discovering what you truly like and need
• The impact of childhood experiences and societal expectations on feminine identity
• How damaged souls seek validation through sex, and how healing begins with truth

This episode is a powerful reminder that the woman within must be nurtured, seen, and honored. Healing begins when we reconnect with our truth.