Life is Lifing

Mental health gets talked about more than ever, but are we really talking about it?In this episode of Life is Lifing, Timesha and Bailey have an open conversation about the stigma that still surrounds mental health, from the labels people use and the discomfort around diagnoses to the judgment that can come with therapy and medication.Timesha shares her own experience with a mental health diagnosis, and we talk about why having a diagnosis doesn’t define a person, why treatment can look different for everyone, and why taking medication shouldn’t be something anyone has to feel ashamed of.We also get into what it really means to support the people in our lives: listening without judging, not treating someone differently because of a diagnosis, and understanding that everybody may be carrying something we can’t see.Because being there for someone doesn’t mean you have to have all the answers. Sometimes it simply means creating a space where they can be honest about what they’re going through.Ponder This: Are we actually making it safer for people to talk about their mental health or have we just gotten better at saying that we do?🎙️ Life is Lifing — Conversations worth having.Remember, just keep lifing.

We've all been there. Someone crosses a line, and suddenly you're making decisions that feel justified... but are they really about protecting yourself, or are you just getting even?In this episode, we're unpacking the thin line between setting healthy boundaries and being downright petty. From friendships and relationships to workplace drama, we explore what it means to prioritize your well-being versus acting out of frustration, resentment, or revenge.Plus, we put our opinions to the test with a rapid-fire game: Petty, Boundary, or Petty But Valid? Get ready for some hot takes, honest conversations, and plenty of laughs.

We've all heard the formula: college, career, marriage, house, kids, retirement. But does that vision still fit today's world? More people are skipping college, delaying marriage, choosing not to have children, or trading homeownership for freedom and travel. In this episode, we unpack how the idea of success is evolving and ask who gets to define the American Dream in the first place. Maybe the dream isn't changing. Maybe it's finally becoming personal.

Remember when dating meant passing notes, calling the house phone, and hoping somebody's parents didn't answer? Times have definitely changed.In this episode, we're diving into the evolution of modern dating, from handwritten notes to Instagram DMs, dating apps, situationships, and everything in between. Is sliding into someone's DMs the new way to shoot your shot? How do you stay safe while dating in a world full of catfishing, ghosting, and endless options?We're also unpacking the pressure social media puts on relationships today. When did asking someone to be your girlfriend or boyfriend turn into a full-blown production? From extravagant trips and grand gestures to over-the-top relationship reveals, we're asking the big question: are we building genuine connections, or just trying to keep up with what everyone else is posting online?Join us as we talk dating, relationships, social media expectations, and finding love without losing yourself in the process.

Is college still worth the time, money, and debt. Or is it now just one of many paths to success?Timesha and Baylie are joined by Timesha's son, LaTerrick, to compare their experiences and discuss degrees, careers, changing direction, and choosing the path fits your life.

Has social media caused parenting to change?

Coming August 2026