Truth Be Told with Latosha Carter: Recent Episodes
Latosha Carter
Truth Be Told is a Christ-centered podcast that boldly and transparently discusses various topics while invoking truth through insight and inspiration. It ignites thought provoking, relevant, and life changing conversations while intersecting the Word of God! Join me, your host Latosha Carter, for open and honest dialogue about everyday topics that affect everyday people. Regardless of your age, background or stage of life, the goal is that this experience will bring you closer to your truth.
We all have heard the phrase "no new friends", it’s been floating around for years. While I agree that there is something special about the longevity of friendship, such as; the loyalty, memories, and evolving together. However, to subscribe to the "no new friends" mantra can also mean that you're not open to change, growth, forming new relationships and creating new memories with new people. In wrapping up National Women’s Month, Latosha and her female guests gather together to discuss the “no new friends” mantra.
There's no denying that women are real life superheroes. But in reality life be "lifing", and no matter how strong we are, it is time we realize that even "the superwoman" can't do it all. In keeping the celebration of Women's month going, Latosha and her female guests come together to discuss this vital topic.
While the Bible teaches that marriage is a covenant, it seems more and more that society's view of marriage is shifting away from this foundation. In honor of Women's Month, Latosha and female guests come together to discuss the question; is marriage a contract or a covenant?
I want to talk to the ladies for a moment...Are you in secret competition with your sister? Before you answer that question, let me tell you that your sister is not your competition. And when I use the term ‘sister’, I’m not referring to biological sisters, I’m referring to women as a whole. We are not each other’s competition, and it’s time we realize it. In this episode, Latosha is joined by a group of women who share the same sentiment: THERE IS NO COMPETITION IN SISTERHOOD.
As a culture, have you ever wondered what's happened to the love, where has it gone, and how do we get it back? These questions are the basis for this episode, as I am joined by my colleague Quintel Martin in a discussion regarding the change in love and support within the Black community.
The "strong friend".....either we have one, we know one, or we are one. In this episode, Latosha is joined by Lauren Spearman, motivational speaker and podcast host of "Check on Your Strong Friends" to discuss the pros and cons of being the strong friend.
As we go through life, we are sure to experience difficulty. We can’t avoid it, we can’t run from it, it is bound to happen. However, we can rejoice in what God told us in His Word; in this world you will have tribulation, but be of good cheer for I have overcome the world! In this episode, Latosha is joined by longtime friend, Tawanda Harris who will share her testimony of how she held on to faith during times of difficulty.
The belief that astrological signs confirms who we are and our purpose based upon being born on a specific day, the belief that crystals have healing power, the belief that burning sage brings peace are all popular trends disguised as faith. The Bible is clear that God is the One who created us, therefore He is the One who gives us our personality, our healing, our peace. In this episode, Latosha is joined by Christina Chisholm Ward to reveal the truth behind these practices.
“Soul Ties”. You may have heard this word before, or maybe not. But what exactly is it, what does it involve, and is it even real? All of these questions will be answered in this episode, as Latosha is joined by Evangelist Leandra Green to discuss soul ties from a spiritual perspective.
"JESUS DIDN’T DIE ON THE CROSS FOR YOU TO BE A SIDE CHICK”. This is a quote I’m sure we all have seen floating around on social media, but the reality is that this is a real issue, with real implications. However, the Good News is that God created us with His very best in mind. In this episode, Latosha is joined by her spiritual mentor, Apostle Barbara McClain as they discuss “the side chick spirit” and the importance of women knowing their worth, value, and ultimately being freed from this pop culture phenomenon.
To suffer in silence means to suffer or be unhappy without saying anything. There are so many people living their lives in isolation due to feelings of guilt, shame and embarrassment, causing them to suffer silently. In this episode Latosha is joined by her sister in Christ, Ebonie Bailey to offer insight and encouragement on this very prevalent topic, "Suffering in Silence".
Let’s talk money! In this episode, Latosha is joined by Financial Advisor Christopher Harrell to discuss the importance of finances; including ways to prepare for retirement, investments, generational wealth etc. You don't want to miss this conversation!
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The new year is upon us! Which means that it is resolution time, right? In this episode, Latosha discusses why we should let go of those new year resolutions in exchange for an alternative that’s more realistic.
In this episode, Latosha discusses the importance of forgiveness, what it means to forgive and the freedom that accompanies it.
Christmas is approaching, and this pandemic has truly shifted our lives in the way in which we would normally do things, but this doesn’t mean we are cancelling Christmas. Join Latosha as she discusses the true meaning of Christmas.
Mental illness is real. In this episode, Latosha speaks with an individual who shares their personal testimony and also a Licensed Professional Counselor to discusses the stigma and shame and that accompanies it while shedding light on its causes/symptoms and providing insight on the steps of overcoming it.
Single. Is it good or not so good? Well that totally depends on who you ask. In this episode we are going to get real and talk about what it is like living a single life in today’s world while also being saved.
In this episode, Latosha sits down with Heather Taylor, a retired Detective Sergeant of St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and President of the Ethical Society of Police to take a closer look into racism as it relates history, systems, police brutality and current events.
In this episode, Latosha discusses the importance of giving thanks in all situations and ways of developing a grateful heart.
In this episode, Latosha discusses the disproportionate difference in the number of men who fill the church pews than women, the challenges men face with church, and why we as a society don’t see more men involved in church. Join us as we dig deep into this issue to uncover the truth between men and church.
In this episode, Latosha discusses the commonality of some Blacks not exercising their right to vote, voter suppression, and the overall importance of voting.
In this episode, Latosha dives into the dynamics of friendship: what it means, what it involves, its expectations and challenges.