The Kim B. Davis Show: Recent Episodes
Kimberly Batchelor Davis
The Kim B. Davis Show is a platform where we can discuss inspiring stories on mental and physical health well-being, writing, and the best in business and creativity.
I struggle with depression, however I will not let depression control me. If you struggle or have struggled listen to the tips and tools that I use to fight back and retain my mental health.
Sam Bills, a retired Seargent First Class after 22 years of service, an investigator with the EEOC, and a member of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity shares his tragic ordeal of losing his son shortly after he was born. In addition, he discusses how he held up his wife, family, and himself. Sam also shares how he learned and grew from this experience.
Sariah Lanae Hastings author of No More Games and Sex Trafficking Survivor shares her incredible journey through her 20-year ordeal trapped In sexual exploitation, violence and human trafficking. Listen as she shares her story of survival and redemption.
Sariah Lanae Hastings, author, speaker and advocate for Women discusses her 20 year ordeal as a victim of sexual exploitation, violence, and human trafficking. She is the author of two books and works to support women who want to make a change in their life away from exploitation and human trafficking.
Kelly Greene, author, blogger, and philosopher discusses Insecure Men. He shares the red flags to look out for and shares his thoughts on whether a woman can save an Insecure Man.
Janeice Black-Haynes founder and owner of Detroit Book City discusses Books and Literacy during Covid-19 and national unrest. Book sales have skyrocketed and there has never been a better time to pick up a new book or get your independently published book on bookshelves.
Dr. Angela Celeste May discusses combatting and overcoming negative thoughts and patterns to help you move forward in life and break the bonds of the chains that hold you back.
Kelly Greene, author, blogger, and philosopher discusses a disturbing incident in Aurora, Colorado where a family was detained by several police officers with guns drawn who were investigating a possible stolen car. Children are forced to lay on the ground while crying and they are screaming, "I want my Mommy." Tune in as Kelly Greene talks about this and other incidents of Racism and what we need to do.
Constance Thomas, Campaign Marketing Manager for Detroit Public Schools Community District. She is a wife and mother of 4 boys who are thriving amidst Covid-19 and the unrest that has taken over our nation. Constance provides solid, timely advice on how to cope with these difficult and challenging times.
Constance Thomas, Campaign Marketing Manager for Detroit Public School Community District continues the conversation on Motherhood, thriving during Covid-19, and the national unrest.
Kimberly Simmons historian, author, executive director of the Detroit River Project discusses Emancipation Day, August 1, freedom, and understanding your history.
Eric Harp, certified professional trainer discusses health and wellness during Covid-19 and national unrest. He shares tips on how to get moving individually and as a family. Eric Harp discusses the importance of a spiritual, mental, and physical health balance.
Kelly Greene, Author, Blogger, Philosopher, and Mental Health Advocate discusses the continuing Covid-19 Pandemic, Relationship issues, and the importance of maintaining our mental health during difficult times.
Kimberly Simmons, Historian, Author, and Executive Director of the Detroit River Project breaks down the controversy surrounding the removal of Confederate Monuments and she discusses the importance of understanding history. Let's take a walk back through time. If we don't learn and understand our history we will be doomed to repeat it.