Frankly Speaking with Tyra G webcast weekly worldwide on with Tyra Garlington
Frankly Speaking with Tyra G
Claim This Podcastby Tyra Garlington - Tyra G
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Frankly Speaking with Tyra G webcast weekly worldwide on with Tyra Garlington
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Recent Episodes
July 11, 2026
Meet phenomenal woman and physician, Dr. Tiffany Simpson.
This month, Frankly Speaking shines its spotlight once more on phenomenal women, exploring how we navigate our shared journeys, weathering both rainbows and storms with unwavering courage and resolve.<br /> <br /> We are a journey unfolding, a process ever in motion. Even in stillness, we move—loving, serving, nurturing, encouraging, empowering. We are love in action. Yet sometimes, we find ourselves caught between the comfort of what was and the promise of what could be, and we wonder: “Am I enough?”<br /> <br /> By the way, the right answer is a resounding YES!<br /> <br /> For a woman to truly see that she is more than a mother, more than a wife, more than her paycheck or her profession, she must first recognize her own worth. She must dare to test her boundaries, define herself on her own terms, and set her own expectations. She must become her own encourager, her own nurturer, and be brave enough to risk disapproval. She must be willing to break free from the labels and limits others try to impose.<br /> <br /> This week’s conversation introduces a woman who has learned to walk confidently in her worth—as a wife, mother to three lively daughters, caretaker of four pets, and the managing physician of her neonatology practice.<br /> <br /> Her story is told with warmth and joy, though we know challenges are woven into her reality. Still, she has discovered how to keep her circumstances from defining her. Meet Dr. Tiffany Simpson. Listen and be inspired—it is like sharing coffee with a friend.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
May 30, 2026
Stories you tell yourself when the White House calls with Ashwani Jain
This month, we dive into the theme of “Stories We Grew Up with” and explore how the tales we heard and the ones we whispered to ourselves have shaped who we are. These stories have colored our actions, our hopes, and the way we see the world. In the end, I believe each of us is not just a storyteller, but a living story.<br /> <br /> Author David Denborough, Ph.D. writes, “Who we are and what we do are influenced by the stories that we tell ourselves…There are many events in our lives, but only some become part of the storylines of our identities. Whatever storyline we have about our lives makes a difference in who we are and how we act.”#_ftn1<br /> <br /> Meet my guest, Ashwani Jain, whose family’s words—reminding him that he was enough, that he was loved, and that he was a survivor—became the foundation of his own story. These beliefs carried him through childhood cancer and even his first job rejection from the White House. (Yes, there was a second chance!) His spirit and journey are sure to inspire you.<br /> <br /> Tune in and let yourself be inspired!<br /> <br /> #_ftnref1 https://psychcentral.com/blog/the-power-of-our-personal-stories/<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
May 16, 2026
REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES. This movie changed me. A Conversation with NPR movie critic Lily Persy and guest commentator, Virgie Tovar
"Jimmy, Ana's boyfriend, says, "You're not fat. You're beautiful." She is both. "Real Women Have Curves" doesn't argue that Ana is beautiful on the "inside," like the Gwyneth Paltrow character in "Shallow Hal," but that she is beautiful inside and out--love handles, big boobs, round cheeks, and all. "Turn the lights on," she shyly tells Jimmy. "I want you to see me. See, this is what I look like." Ana has learned to accept herself. It is more than her mother can do.<br /> <br /> There have been several movies recently about the second generation of children of immigrants--Indian, Filipino, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese--and they follow broad outlines borrowed from life. The parents try to enforce the conditions of their homeland on the kids, who are becoming Americanized at blinding speed. While Carmen is insisting on her daughter's virginity, Ana is buying condoms. She insists on a view of her life that is not her parents'. That includes college.<br /> <br /> For young women depressed because they don't look like skinny models, this film is a breath of common sense and fresh air. "Real Women Have Curves" is a reminder of how rarely the women in the movies are real. After the almost excruciating attention paid to the world-class beauties in a movie like "White Oleander" (a film in which the more the women suffered, the better they looked), how refreshing to see America Ferrera light up the room with a smile from the heart." -- Roger Ebert, movie critic<br /> <br /> The universal themes of intergenerational family expectations, the road to self-worthiness, courage, and love delivered a healthy dose of hope, no matter what your mirror shows you.<br /> <br /> I loved it!
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