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THE REFRAME PODCAST sits at the crossroads of my scholarship, my practice, and my lived experience. It’s a place where ideas meet real life, where leadership, power, and identity are explored not as theories, but as the everyday truths we navigate in our families, classrooms, workplaces, and faith journeys. Here, we hold space for conversations that are intellectually honest and emotionally grounded, inviting purpose, justice, and faith out of the margins and into the center of our collective reflection.

Listeners can expect invitations to pause, connect, and reflect on how their own experiences, testimonies, beliefs, and daily practices shape who they are, and who they are becoming. Through intimate solo episodes and featured guests who are everyday leaders wrestling with real questions, this podcast offers space to grapple, grow, and name the wisdom found in our lived lives.

S1E3: The Women Who Raised Us (1.28.26)
In this episode, host Dr. Nafeesha Mitchell sits down with her sister, Shayla Brown, and cousin, Amber Myers, for an intimate conversation about the childhood lessons that shaped them into the Black women they are today. Through stories of strength and vulnerability, faith, motherhood, partnership, and professional life, they reflect on how their mothers modeled Black womanhood—often quietly, without instruction, but with lasting impact.

As the conversation unfolds, Nafeesha hears her own story echoed in theirs, revealing how shared memory, lineage, and lived example shape identity across generations. Together, they explore how who we become is formed long before we have language for it, and how those early lessons continue to guide how we lead, love, and show up in the world.