TDR podcasting Network

10/20/2025

Unpacking Guilt, Grief, and the Reality of Homelessness (Part 3)

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10/19/2025

Welcome back to The WOWW Podcast for Part 2 of Unpacking Guilt, Grief, and the Reality of Homelessness. Host Jaquell and guest Akira Wesley continue their insightful and honest conversation, diving deeper into the complex mental health and grieving process experienced by people in the homeless population.

This week, they passionately discuss the crucial role of the church and community organizations in providing tangible help, like the hot, fresh meals served in Milwaukee's warming rooms. They address the systemic breakdown in support, particularly the stark prioritization imbalances that often leave single fathers and men of color underserved and without necessary housing and resources. Akira and Jaquell stress that those suffering from homelessness are people who've faced immense rejection and trauma and, therefore, require an approach rooted in unconditional love, respect, and professional training. They share stories of clients, including a 65-year-old who admitted to never knowing real love, highlighting the desperate need for human connection and a holistic approach that combines Jesus and therapy.

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10/17/2025

10/16/2025

DFS: Make'em Say Ughhhh

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10/15/2025

The Chrissy Chronicles
Topic: Old School v New School

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10/07/2025

Red Flags in Relationships You Shouldn't Ignore

10/07/2025

Why You Must Love Yourself Before Loving Others

09/29/2025

Host Jaquell welcomes her best friend, entrepreneur and mentor Miss Akira Westlake of Wesley Consulting Solutions LLC, for a powerful and candid discussion on the complexities of homelessness in Milwaukee County.

Drawing on two decades of work with the homeless population, Akira explains why housing is the easy part, and the real barrier is overcoming the residents' grief, insecurity, and mental health challenges. The conversation explores the pain of separating individuals from their "chosen family" on the streets, why society excludes the homeless from grieving, and how the definition of "homeless" in Wisconsin is broader than most realize—often including those simply "at risk."

Jaquell shares her own deeply personal and hidden struggle with being technically homeless after leaving a domestic violence situation. The episode challenges listeners to consider: Is housing "normal" for those who have built a community on the streets? Ultimately, the hosts dismantle the myth that homelessness is a choice, emphasizing that "this could be us tomorrow."

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08/27/2025

TDR Network & The Start of the Puzzle Presents...
The Man Up Project: A Men's Mental Health Awareness Roundtable
Join us for The Man Up Project, a safe and confidential bi-weekly space where men can connect through honest conversations about mental health and personal struggles, free of stigma. Our mission is to foster healing and brotherhood while also serving as a hub for empowerment. We share job leads, programs, and other resources to support each other's mental and material growth. Ultimately, The Man Up Project is about helping men rise together.
Let's Break The Stigma Together.
Highlights of the event include:
Inspiring talks by mental health experts Interactive workshops for practical tips
Supportive community discussions
Mindfulness and relaxation sessions
Resources for continued support
Event Details:
Date: Friday, August 29th
Time: 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Venue: TDR Studio, 6815 W Capitol Dr, Suite 300
Cost: This event is completely FREE!
Refreshments will be provided.
Parking & Entry Instructions:
Please park in the lot behind the building. Enter through the back door and follow the signs to Suite 300.
For any questions, please feel free to contact us:
Phone: 414-356-5637
Email: [email protected]
We look forward to seeing you there.
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