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Everythang Culture

Everythang Culture

Written by: B. Drake
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Welcome to Everythang Culture - We are here to learn and share traditions, backgrounds, rituals, and much more with our guests and listeners.


Our goal is to bridge to gap of separation which causes ignorance so we can understand and hopefully love one another.


Our mission statement is inspired by the words of Rev. MLK Jr., I am convinced that men often hate each other because they fear each other. They fear each other because they don’t know each other, and they don’t know each other because they don’t communicate with each other, and they don’t communicate with each other because they are separated from each other.”


The pillars of our mission are Respect, Communication, and Consistency.


You can find us on most social media sites by searching @EverythangCulture you can reach us at www.everythangculture.com

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Episodes
  • Dear Momma - A Mother's Day Special (Rerelease)
    May 10 2026

    Join us for a poignant and deeply moving episode of our podcast, where we revisit a cherished conversation from 2022. In this special Mother's Day rerelease, our host opens up about his personal journey through loss, grief, and forgiveness by sharing an intimate discussion with his late mother.

    This episode explores the complexities of navigating life without a loved one, offering listeners a heartfelt narrative that resonates with anyone who has experienced similar losses. Through candid storytelling, our host reflects on cherished memories, the healing power of forgiveness, and the enduring bond between mother and child that transcends even the boundaries of life and death.

    Tune in as we honor the profound impact mothers have on our lives, celebrate their legacy, and find solace in shared experiences of love and remembrance. Whether you're seeking comfort in your own journey or wishing to connect with the universal theme of enduring love, this episode promises to be a touching tribute to the mothers who continue to shape our lives.

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    58 mins
  • Hand Me Down
    May 6 2026

    This episode is about hand-me-downs and the importance of family. I speak about how my older cousins would pass down clothing to me and how special that was for me. We also recognize the blessings we have today. Not the amount of clothing I had, but the love and wisdom that was bestowed upon me in my life.


    Matthew 6:19

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    34 mins
  • Promoting Prevention
    Apr 29 2026

    Hello everyone! In this episode, we discussed interpartner violence and child abuse prevention. WARNING. We may touch on some sensitive subjects, but this is all for growth and progress.


    Thank you for listening, sharing, and engaging.


    Ashanti Allen

    Shreveport mass killing

    Recognizing intimate partner violence (IPV) involves identifying patterns of power and control, not just physical injury. Key signs include extreme jealousy, isolation from friends/family, controlling behavior (checking phones, controlling finances), verbal abuse, and intimidation. Threats to harm children, pets, or the self, alongside sudden personality changes in the victim, are urgent warning signs.

    Common Warning Signs of IPV:

    • Emotional & Psychological Abuse: Persistent put-downs, humiliation, insults, gaslighting, and intense possessiveness.
    • Isolation and Control: The partner controls who the victim talks to, what they wear, where they go, or uses financial restriction to create dependency.
    • Physical Warning Signs: Unexplained bruises, injuries, or wearing inappropriate clothing to cover them. This can include grabbing, slapping, or throwing objects.
    • Coercion and Threats: Using threats to harm children, pets, or commit suicide to prevent the partner from leaving.
    • Sexual Abuse: Sexual violence, forcing sex, or coercing the partner into unwanted sexual activities.
    • Digital Surveillance: Violating privacy by checking phones, emails, or using technology to stalk.


    Contextual Clues and Red Flags:

    • Rapid Progression: The relationship intensifies and progresses quickly.
    • Public Dynamics: A partner who controls another using only their eyes or behaves as if they own them.
    • Social Withdrawal: The victim becomes isolated from friends and coworkers.
    • Workplace Clues: Increased absenteeism, high emotional distress, or receiving excessive phone calls.



    If you or someone you know is experiencing this, resources are available. Help is available 24/7 by calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 or visiting their site for safe, anonymous advice.

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    36 mins
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