Episode 8 is dedicated to:
Pam Haskins
Doris and Larry Sperling
Mama and Poppa Bowman

Disclaimer:
We are not licensed therapists. If you need help as an offspring or parent please consult the professional help of a therapist, counselor, psychologist, psychiatrist, or perhaps all of the above. The purpose of this show is to enlighten, educate, and entertain, please do not take it purely as professional advice. Besides Soul Food tastes better with a "grain of salt."

In this episode, Joy discusses the importance of holding young men and their mother's accountable. Eddy explores ways his son and mother have helped to train him for life. Plus, our hosts discuss the bonus family that helped to shape their lives as well. From Helicopter Moms to couch-surfing Twenty-Somethings, this episode explores many topics related to the hardships, lessons, and happiness derived from the hardest job on the planet -- Parent.

Music:

Special thanks to the artists who contribute to Motion Array.

Meeting at Sunrise by Pressmaster 

Steps by Lance Conrad

My Saxy Valentine by FrozenjaZz

Gracefully Dancing Light by audiomechanica

If you are reading this and you are a musician and would like to see your name ^ here. Find us on LinkedIn @ EnJoyment + Eddy-fication.

Joy + Eddy take an interesting approach to explaining what prohibits a person from being accountable. Eddy explains how shame and being too trusting can lead to dead ends. Joy expresses how pride has been the very thing that has held her back for full accountability.

Everybody Get Up. BMI. Ilan Pustopetski.
Stylish People by DPmusic
Coffee Beans by MemoryProd
Warm Days by BioFunky Music
Something I Have by BioFunky Music

Paraphrase of the quote from Tyrone and Camille Taylor's book Train Up a Child
"Never ask for the advice of anyone whose life you wouldn't want."

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Who are the five to eight people you hang out with the most?
How would you describe them?
What do they say about you?
How does the way you end a relationship affect you and the people you severe ties with?

Episode Six explores these questions and tries to figure out what your relationships do to you, and what do you do to your relationships.