Dr. PJ's Storyline
We all tell a story...whether it is spoken and accented in our voice inflection or facial expressions or unspoken through our clothes, facial expressions, or body language, we are telling. What we are communicating each and every day adds a line to the chapters that make up our life story. There are good and bad times both challenging and unforgettable and they all make up who we are ultimately becoming. Our experiences are our truths that cannot be stolen and regardless who seeks to validate or dispute them, or whether they are sung or unsung, the fact still remains that they are ours, we are our story; therefore, our stories matter. Join me, Dr. PJ, select Tuesdays for my StoryLine Podcast.
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Wednesday Mar 03, 2021
Wednesday Mar 03, 2021
February is Black History Month and a time where we revisit the amazing contributions of Blacks to society and American civilization. Starting as a week in 1926 and evolving to a month nearly 50 years after, this episode tells the story behind this historical hallmark and the man who started it all. Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the Father of Black History Month, has a story too and in honor of Black History Month, we examine HIStory.
Wednesday Mar 03, 2021
Wednesday Mar 03, 2021
February is a month most popular for the international holiday of love, Valentine’s Day. Each year Valentine’s Day crowds restaurants, exchanges more than 114 million greeting cards, and creates a shortage of red flowers, chocolate-covered strawberries, stuffed animals, and chocolates on February 14th to a grand total spend of $18.2 billion, according to the National Retail Federation. In honor of this holiday, we take a look at the real story of Valentine’s Day.