Death pt. 2 (Episode #13)
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- Welcome back!! This episode is another two-parter and we're joined by Charles Moody, Ratima Guest-Smith, and Karon Joseph Riley.
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Part 2 of this transparent topic: Death. How do you cope, deal, and heal from losing those we love. Each person's story and journey is different but we hope we can learn from and grow with one another. We unpack the emotional journey and personal impact experienced due to the loss of a loved one. Thank you so much for being a part of #TheDavidBannerPodcast
Ayyeee, Brother Forrest, speaking metaphysical truth. Ase!
This is so needed!! Thank you for keeping it CANDID!!
Mane y'all niggas done made me cry mane mane R.I.P to my mom I love you I miss you
Very IMPORTANT topic. Please go to your bank and complete the paperwork for Pay Upon Death for your accounts. This will allow whomever you designate to recieved whatever is in your accounts without a Will or going through an attorney to access whatever is in the account. RIP John Witherspoon.
Conversation needed. Thank you Banner!!
This conversation was soooooooo needed; THANK YOU! Lost my mom in 2018 and this was such a beautiful and transparent conversation.
Thank you David Banner. We absorb so much negativity and don't talk enough...and that's a trickle down effect from slavery. I believe this inability to express ourselves freely is another way mental slavery manifests itself and it's killing us from the inside out. We will never be whole or totally free to trust each other until we can communicate truthfully and with love. Thanks for leading with love, truth, light & courage. I hope we all can follow this self love blueprint. This is my favorite episode so far. Thank you again.
This podcast is everything
Thank you David Banner show for this going through grief and this helped me alot. Thank you to the guy who read the poem . Appreciate all the story about grief.
I needed to see this. Thank You All
Love this podcast
Thank you for this episode!!! Asé 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Just wanted to say thank you to all of you for this episode. You helped me begin to deal with something I've been struggling with for over 7 year's. The passing of my father... Thank you
Stay strong! I know the feeling
@@negusrbg500 will do
Same here I loss my grandmother 8 years ago and still struggling with it.
@@queenluv5130 we got this...
Possibly the best segment thus far
I'm 47, my parents guided me to 18, safely and with some enlightenment. I snatched the training wheels off this piece after that. They did their part and I thank them for that and tell them I love them, often. I feel for people who didn't get to or don't communicate with their ppl.
ENERGY NEVER DIES.....
Have peace in knowing, dear ones, that we are all composed of energy. Energy never dies. It is always changing and transforming.
- Molly Friedenfeld
I absolutely loved this! Needed!!!
This podcast episode was very deep and on point. Thank you David Banner.
I was a Daddy's girl. My Dad died of pancreatic cancer in 2014. I have never been the same. I spent time caring 4 him b4 he died but he was so courageous in the face of death. When faced with hospice, he even said, if I lived on my own terms, why can't I die on my own terms? My real life hero!
Great subject and topic needs to be talked about daily 💪🏿💙
I was at work listening to this. I cannot believe that it broke me and had me crying like it did when it did. Call it what you want but this is a classic episode that I will always remember.
When Scott read that poem. I cried. My God this podcast is heavy
Amazing podcast. ☺️❤️🖤💚
This conversation! Powerful! Less than 2 years on from my mom’s passing and this resonates. As a community we need to talk about this more.
Im glad you spoke on this. A lot of people need to know there are different ways of dealing with this and there is no standard way.
Pricelesss show show as always! !!!!!
&&sfternooon!!!!!!
Powerful episode! I'm so glad David Banner tackles issues that "black America" doesn't want to speak of.
Love me some David Banner
Powerful thank you for sharing family💖
This was great just what I needed god bless you all!!!!
Thank you guys for this podcast. I lost my mom on 10/29/19.. she passed away on her birthday which made it even harder for me. I've learned to accept it but I miss her so much. She was my best friend and what hurts me the most is that my dad lost his best friend or what he called her "Mi Reyna." Which means my queen in Spanish. ♡ We were lucky enough to be so close to my mother. She was really well loved and a beautiful soul. I needed this. Thank you guys again.
I commend all of you on this podcast because this topic is definitely not easy to discuss. I lost both grandparents which raised me and it truly still hurts because the love they gave me was the love i have been in search of my whole life and when that was taken away it feels like im in search all over again.
sickle cell doesnt get enough support and we get treated like shit in the hospital. thanks for sharing that story
Wow this podcast was awesome, I dealt with grief of my mother passing 13 years ago, and myself and youngest daughter has sickle cell disease, I've transition our family into a healthier lifestyle for preservation, and yes them crisis no joke, I was 29 or 30 when I had my first major crisis and it affects my cardiovascular system and other parts of my body, it was like I was having a bunch of stokes at once, I thought I was going to die with my at the time new baby sleeping, I had to be hospitalized monitored my heart, worst feeling ever and I suffered from anxiety at that time bad, and the doctor told me it was all due to stress, now I've transition completely and I'm 33 and no crisis, I do think of it sometimes but I'm proud of where I came from with this condition, this podcast helped me just by listening, and 👁 appreciate y'all with the honesty and openness, and that's vulnerability and that's growth.
Deep episode. Much needed dialogue.
This episode has helped me to cherish the relationships with my family and my wife even more and to ask those critical questions to make sure everything is in place for them and even myself if anything happens. Death is something I think about often, especially as a black man in this white systemic world. Thank you all for this wonderful reminder of an episode, so sorry for you all's losses previously and one takeaway is that everybody copes with death differently and if we can, be there for those effected for comfort.
I literally cried at Scotties poem. The tears...
This was a POWERFUL episode...
I love the show! You need to be on tv
My condolences to you All. Especially, Salih.
Peace be upon you ALL.
In our women's bible study at St. Matthew MBC we dealt with the subject of what to say when some one dies. Sometime the best thing to say is NOTHING. What you can do is hold their hand in silence, call and ask if you need something from the grocery store, show up at the house take food with some container to put the food up and clean up. Just don't sit around and wait to see what happens so you can report to others. Be a strong friend. Sometimes just a text or call and say "I am checking on you".
This was a good show, we have to recognize the humanity in each other as black folks. Really, work out whatever it is before loved ones leave this planet. Give the flowers of life everyday respect.
Thank you!!! Death is such a taboo in the black community! There is nothing that can make people turn into their worst selves when they are grieving. Our culture does not provide an appropriate avenue for dealing with death, grieving and survivors.
A sensitive subject that needs discussing so much so that it's no longer feared--free of the ignorance passed down through the generations in most Black families (much like mental health)
Beautiful poem Scott read, and I just love the transparency of u all in sharing ur personal experiences and keeping a healthy balance of serious & humorous in each episode
Continued blessings to u all 😘
May all your loved ones who have transitioned SIP. Thanks talking about death on this Podcast! I love the energy between everyone on the show💫🔥.. Always constructive and productive topics/conversations. Much success ✨💥😍
I feel like y'all my extended family. I love all y'all.
I needed this episode so badly, I lost my mom in March and I was lost and too busy to mourn properly and it had me messed me up for a long time. Still mourning but it's manageable now.
I'm sorry for your loss Myra!!
@@amp7420 thank you so much
@@myrajohnson8955 You're welcome!
Sorry for your loss. Sending up a prayer for you. Be blessed. 🙏🏾
@@samera96 I appreciate that 😊
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Wow, Scott's poem did me in... my God.
Great show and the ending brought it all together well 🖤
Wow David..your dad seems to have been a man thay I really would have appreciated in my life. You were very lucky. I love those type of moms and dads. Your family was blessed. Your dad raised an amazing man. I learn so.much from.you and this group every podcast. Appreciate you all.
Powerful episode! I've lost my mom & youngest son within 2 years of each other. I had to get therapy after my mom passed. My son I've just dealt with every day the best I could...always thinking I could have done more....who knows. But thank ABV crew for starting this with your personal stories 💯💯💯💯✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
THIS NEEDS TO BE TALKED ABOUT
That was a tough episode...but it needed to happen. Much love to everyone there for sharing, and my thoughts are with them. The same goes for anyone who sees this post. My thoughts are with everyone who is going through it. It’s tough...I know first hand...
This episode was 🔥 🔥🔥🔥 on so many levels keep up the great work
The reason that as black peoples at large are not preparing the next generation with a will or trust because it’s a realization of them dealing with their own mortality and the fear of death...
I am a Lupus survivor and when you are diagnosed with what is supposed to be a
Terminal illness is as
Much of an eye and brain opener as it needs to be...I am currently studying metaphysical science and the reality is. Lot of generations-have never been taught to develop their own identity or how to communicate effectively they were just taught to work and pay bills and when life’s
ever present tragedies befall us we are not mentally or emotionally or culturally or socially or financially equipped to handle things is a positive or proactive manner
Blessings KINGS AND QUEENS
I so appreciate this episode! When I'm grieving I need to be left alone and not a lot of people understand that. Hopefully people will take heed to these lessons.
Wow! That had me all in my feelings. Great show!
I just appreciate the openness and the truth in the podcast
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My youngest son lost his father earlier this year and though he was what most considered a deadbeat dad, my son loved him. So he is hurt and I am angry that he died. We had this babymama/daddy routine where we argue and go back and forth on who turn it was to call the other. It was his turn to call me back, I dont answer, etc. In the midst of our routine, he breaks the rules. I say he broke the rules because I feel he should of took better care of himself and not take for granted somethings he was suppose to be doing. The back and forth sounds childish but that was our one consistent normal. I think I am going to mad for a minute. I dont have time to grieve him, my son needs me there . him. Great episode though.
Amazing episode with so much authenticity and vulnerability.
I just got word that my best friend's mom passed today! I can't imagine! God rest her soul!!😥🙏🏾
Amazing show, I learned how to approach ppl that are grieving. I understand now how to deal with this situation. Thanks guys
Beautiful episode. BLACK Men who express themselves. Sexy. :) Love to all my people.
Absolutely facts about the Wills.
Lost my mom on Halloween 8 years ago to lupus miss her everyday thank you guys for sharing really helps knowing someone else can relate to how your feeling
Man thank you so much for this episode it really helped me
Yes David... love your podcast. This is a good topic especially for men.
When I hear others speak so highly of their fathers who are deceased, while mine never did anything for me is still walking around hurts my heart. If I could give the rest of his years so someone could have their wonderful father back I would. 💝
Respect to those that shared their experiences. In the spirit of keeping balance . (Unhhhhh.... unhhhhh .... mmmmm)
I needed to see this.... My mommy transitioned 2 yrs ago... Still fresh all I did was work
Dam scott love you brotha
It's ok Scott....I have mommy moments often, it usually comes in waves...she's been gone since 11/23/2015
Thank you for this today!! But you do have me in mixed emotion thinking about my grandparents
Can we talk about the stages of grief, and how these stages manifest in our actions?
Yes. Try not to make major decisions while grieving. Its a process.
I'm so addicted to everything David Banner it's like taking my daily vitamin 💫#somanygems
Thank You.
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Great podcast 🌤🌈🙌🏽
Am so excited for this mad they left us hanging from part one 😂😂😂😍😍😍
Best episode
Lost my sister from lupus I never got to say goodbye she was young full of life ❤️ me and her was my mom only children very hard
Big Freak Banner 💞🔥
Death serves a purpose it's a beautiful transition that should not be feared.. It's eternal..embrace the ancestors with love. That's how I see it.... No one wants their love ones to suffer bless their journey with love and see ya laters cause we wake up to die daily.
I'm related to the gentleman that got shot in Dallas Texas by the state trooper. I just found out he died in vain the troopers got off in front of the Grand jury. We are not valued but at the end of the day the family was extremely quiet and a life is lost..
Fyi:
I'm donating my body to science
Super Dope podcast...💥❤💥❤💥
I’ve had to bury my oldest son. Death never gets easy.
Rest In Peace To Your Oldest Child 🙏🏿
Rest in Peace to 2Pac 🙏🏿
Long Live 🙏🏿
💖💛 love and Light to you Ms #Faith Weathers 🙏🏽
Western Goddess Thank you so much
As the only child and grandchild I feel no need to be conversational with people about my feelings and men have problems with that because they are use to women being very emotional. When I lost my grandmother I didnt cry for 10 months than I got real depressed and I still am not right GOD I cant lose my mother I'll die.
Who is the speaker at the end.want to hear more of that brother.
Forrest Factory
My mom did the same thing. She made me leave too and I felt the same way Banner did....
Say something Deep! Lol DEEP SEA DIVING 😂HogOn Bro 👨🏿🏭
My best friend passed away and I still mourn his lost because I feel unfinished. Is like I didn’t get to tell him everything I needed to tell him before he took his life.🙏😇😢
Hello from DC, I lost my mom October of 2016 and me & my twin brother took it the hardest. I've been in the hospital since June of 2016 so although he says he's ok but we're twins so I know that he's not ok.
Let's get it 🤙💨🔥 👈
I was like those damn monekyboys.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
For the one time
No outsiders
😂😂😂😛 David issa fool!!
DJ Shawty Swag
Has anyone understood why previously stated he got a girl yet talks like he is SINGLE!!!!!
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Banner exposed himself ass a doof with well to do edgy church foke as yes men