I AM HERE FOR YOU, THE EMPTIEST PLATITUDE

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Cocoa Butter Junkie

Michelle

20 episodes

5 days ago

A podcast on the everyday reflections and experiences of a Kenyan woman. An examination of life living through mental health issues, grief, growing up a.k.a kicking and screaming into adulthood, the experiences of being a woman in Kenya, making friends as an adult, and struggles with faith.

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Personal Journals

Society & Culture

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I AM HERE FOR YOU, THE EMPTIEST PLATITUDE

Cocoa Butter Junkie

9 minutes 19 seconds

5 years ago

I AM HERE FOR YOU, THE EMPTIEST PLATITUDE

Hey, so here's a bonus episode as I work on Season 2. It's taking a shape I hadn’t planned on but I am happy it is going the way it is…can’t wait to release it. Just a few more days!

Platitude definition read from wikipedia : https://g.co/kgs/zUYhkr

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Where should we begin with Esther Perel, a podcast that follows one couple’s therapy session of different couples with Esther Perel.

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Music

Happy African Village by John Bartman

Not Remembering her by Esther Abrami