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Brittany Dodson
The Traditional Millennial is a podcast hosted by singer/songwriter and Millennial, Brittany Dodson. On The Traditional Millennial, we seek to unearth those challenging yet intriguing questions that Millennials have. We will also tackle those issues that threaten to dissolve the unity of tradition, modernity, and faith. We’re talking to other Millennials, those seasoned, knowledgable saints that have come before us, and those Generation Z individuals who will carry the torch after us. We’re asking the tough questions, opening the door to deeper thought, and hoping to inspire those who want to step into a place where conventional meets contemporary and faith fills the gaps.
In this honest and nuanced episode, Brittany takes a deep look at the tension between Greek life and Godly living.
Having pledged Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, she offers a rare insider’s perspective—not to defend or denounce, but to discuss what idolatry really looks like in modern life.
From sacred vows and symbols to the subtle idols within church culture, Brittany challenges us to see that idolatry isn’t just about sororities and fraternities. It’s about anything that competes with our devotion to God. Whether it’s status, social media, relationships, or recognition, she reminds us that misplaced worship wears many faces… and sometimes, it looks a lot like us.
In this episode, Brittany dives deep into the weight of false guilt—the kind you were never meant to carry. Through Scripture, reflection, and real-world insight, she exposes how manipulation and gaslighting distort truth and shift blame, often leaving us burdened by someone else’s actions. Learn how to recognize false guilt, release it, and walk in the freedom and peace that God intended for you.
There has been so much going on, that it weighs on the hearts of those who hate to see tragedy strike. And although, a lot of us are just another voice amongst so many, one can’t help but express how heartbreaking it is watching how easy it’s become for so many not to feel.
In this new episode, Brittany reflects on the death of Charlie Kirk and what it reveals about compassion, consistency, and accountability in our communities.
It’s not about politics; it’s about how we respond, and what apathy is really costing us. Because sometimes, the hardest test of grace isn’t when it’s our "favorites" who fall, but when it’s our "foes."
In this thought-provoking episode, Brittany is getting real about something that often gets overlooked in our journey as Black entrepreneurs, creatives, and professionals: presentation.
In this conversation, Brittany explores why white entrepreneurs are often taken more seriously, how our personal spaces impact our professional credibility, and why intentionality can’t be optional when you're trying to build something that lasts.
Brittany is unpacking legacy, image, discipline, and the difference between performing and being strategic. If you’ve ever wondered why certain doors open for some and not others or if you've ever felt like your brilliance isn’t being recognized, this episode is for you.
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New to the music scene? Haven’t started yet and don’t know where to start? Independent artist? Established artist with questions about how this music business works? Curious as to how you can stay true to who you are as an artist in an ever-changing music industry?
If any of these apply to you, this episode is for you!!
Brittany is joined by producer/Christian music artist, Pat Washington and producer/songwriter, Dondrae Vinson, who dropped so much knowledge concerning all things music and what you need to know to ensure you are making your mark as artists.
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Last week, we asked the question, "is love enough," in hopes that we could highlight the magnitude of action over words. This week, we are moving in a slightly different direction but one that also deals with actions being more imperative than words. On this week's episode, Brittany is looking into Peter's words and guidance on submission and authority in relationships. Words and guidance that have somewhat taken on a different meaning in modern-day living.
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When people say, "love is enough" to sustain a relationship, is this accurate? On today's episode, Brittany is refuting her own belief system and answering this question that she once thought she had a definitive answer to.
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On this week's episode, Brittany is encouraging those who may be falling victim to comparison, competition, low self-esteem, or a defeated sense of self to think about life in a different way. Our lives are precious gifts from God. And if we focused on the Giver more than the gift, then maybe our appreciation for the gift will cause us to use that gift in a way that pleases God and satisfies us.
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It’s a new year. So with a new year comes new episodes! And on this week’s episode, we’re talking about lust. So be sure to tune in as Brittany dives into this very sensitive yet prevalent topic.
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Responding to insightful and thought-provoking questions from my social media friends, I have invited a couple of friends of my own to help with this. On this episode, we are going to seek to tackle, to the best of our ability, those questions that you asked in hopes of bringing more clarity to the things that may be weighing on your mind.
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Who we give our bodies to matters. It matters to our mental, physical, and emotional health, but most importantly, it matters to God. Did you know that how we use our bodies will determine how we can and will be used by God? The Bible tells us to present our bodies as living sacrifices. If we continue to give our bodies to others to use, defile, and bind us, in an unfruitful way, what will we offer as a sacrifice to God? On today's episode, Brittany discusses the implications of soul ties and how they bind us but how the beauty of soul mates sets us free.
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The famous quote by Abraham Joshua Heschel, “words create worlds," is an undeniable, powerful truth. When we circle back to the beginning of time, as we know it, it was words that called everything out of nothing to give us the world we have today. Therefore, not only are words powerful, they are necessary. But what if our need to use certain words muddies the true meaning of those words causing our actions to move towards fantasy and further from purpose? On today's episode, we're discussing one of those words. We're tackling the word "prize" and its implications as it involves women and how this word applies to them.
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Here on the Traditional Millennial, we aren't much into celebrity news. But when this news can be used to help us better understand our spirituality and humanity, it's imperative we discuss it. On today's episode, Brittany is answering a question that many have asked since they heard about Sean "Diddy" Combs' legal woes. And that question is, "How is it that Diddy has daughters but has been accused of such horrible crimes?"
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On today's episode, we are discussing a phrase we most commonly hear at funeral services. But when people say, "everyone has to go this way," are they valid in their assessment of the final outcome of all human life? Or will this prove to be just another scriptural myth?
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Obedience and pursuing our purpose in Christ cannot happen without clarity and a mind that is free to hear from God. In this episode, Brittany sits down with musician and songwriter extraordinaire, Pat Washington, to discuss how decluttering his mind led to obedience and this obedience led to him being able to live out what God purposed for him to do.
Today on the podcast, Brittany is sitting down with Vakeisa Jones and Dondrae Vinson to tackle a much needed topic concerning relationships. There is an unspoken idea surrounding preferences that could potentially be getting in the way of us forming meaningful connections with people. While our preferences are certainly valid, should they supersede our values?
The myth busters minisodes are here! And in this first episode, we’re dealing with “obedience is better than sacrifice.”
We often hear people say, “obedience is a sacrifice.” But per Scripture, is it really? Could it be that Jesus made the sacrifice and our obedience is the choice we make to serve Him?
We’re briefly discussing this today. So, be sure to listen in!
Believing and trusting God during sickness can be difficult, even for the most faithful believer. Robert and Eudroa Hardin join Brittany for a conversation about trusting God and seeing His hand at work even in trying times.
Brittany is back again expounding on a video she posted on social media addressing those who use Jesus' name without having the authority to do so. As loving and merciful as God is, He still requires obedience from His children. And that obedience is to His will and His word. Just because we aren't guilty of one sin that may seem detestable to us doesn't mean that we have the right to engage in another "less severe" sin. Nor does it give us the right to use Jesus' name to call that person committing the "more severe" sin into subjection to the authority of Jesus. In this episode, Brittany dives a little deeper into that conversation to address a few viewpoints on the matter.
Recently, Brittany posted a video on social media addressing all of the messages of material and monetary wealth that are being prophesied over peoples' lives. But as much as we desire physical things, we have to place even more importance on being delivered from sin and walking in abundance spiritually. In this episode, Brittany dives a little deeper into that conversation to address the question of why believers struggle.
We're wrapping up the conversation on this final episode! Brittany sits down with songwriter/producer, Dondrae Vinson, recording artist, Cliff Williams, and Christian blogger, Vakesia Jones to close out the discussion surrounding relationships in today's dating world.
And the conversation continues! Brittany sits down again with songwriter/producer, Dondrae Vinson, recording artist, Cliff Williams, and Christian blogger, Vakesia Jones to discuss relationships in today's dating world.
We're back at it again discussing singleness and how to navigate it in our adulthood. Brittany sits down with songwriter/producer, Dondrae Vinson, recording artist, Cliff Williams, and Christian blogger, Vakesia Jones again to discuss relationships in today's dating world.
Brittany has stepped into the world of authorship and released a new devotional book titled, The Millennial Christian Devotional. She recently had the privilege of sitting down with a local radio station to discuss her book. Listen to the interview as she talks a little about the book and more!
Do you know someone who’s struggling with addiction? Have you struggled or are you struggling with an addiction yourself? If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, today's episode is just what you need. Brittany sits down with her friend and sister-in-Christ, Brooke, and discusses what it really looks like when Jesus meets us where we are. And if the Lord met Brooke where she was, we should just be crazy enough to believe that He can meet you or someone else, too!
The older we get, the more challenging dating seems. On this episode, Brittany sits down with songwriter/producer, Dondrae Vinson, recording artist, Cliff Williams, and Christian blogger, Vakesia Jones to discuss relationships in today's dating world.
Whether we want to accept it or not or even believe it, the devil is real and his schemes are craftier than we think. In today's episode, Brittany discusses whether or not the Christian should adopt certain new practices that seem harmless and are becoming increasingly prevalent and accepted by culture.
If we’re honest, we want what we want, when we want it, and how. But what if the things we want that we feel are what’s best for us hinder us from getting all that God has for us? And what if this desire comes in the form of people who aren’t good for us? Brittany discusses this in today's episode as she gives a few dangers that come when we don't let go of people who aren't good for us.
We've seen so much happen over time that has caused people to question their faith and even God's existence in general. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Sharliese Boateng about how she learned to see her Christian walk through the lens of the natural birthing process even while facing many challenges of her own. And she has come out on the other side acknowledging and seeing God's hand on her life. While many question the faith because of the failures of others, we have a chance to highlight the goodness of God in the life of someone who has trusted Him through it all.
“If you know where you are isn’t where you’re supposed to be, then you know your next step is somewhere else." This quote by Dr. Mia Phillips basically sums up how informative, thought-provoking, and inspiring this episode would be to anyone. Today, we are sitting down with her as she walks us through how her successful background as an accomplished educator and entrepreneur has allowed her to become a strong asset in her community and in the kingdom.
Living in a social media driven society, something we don't think hear a lot about is the challenging moments and mistakes that lead to our growth and successes—poor choices in dating, choosing careers, etc. As believers, people need to know that we haven't always been on the mountain top and that we've had some valleys to walk through (unfortunately, some of our own making) to get to a place of healing. But they also need to know that we didn't linger in our valleys for too long. On today's episode, Jasmini Sanders shares her story of God's unwavering love in her life in hopes that someone else can experience the same in theirs.
If you're a Millennial, you know the pressure to "give the people what they want." You know what it means to succumb to the need to stay occupied with tasks in order to feel accomplished. But even though the results can be good for others, is this healthy for you? Brittany tackles this topic that she has also fallen victim to and gives us the answer for how we can overcome the need to be busy to feel effective.
Is there an obligation of shepherds to equip those in their flock to further the Gospel of Christ outside of their local church? Do we see this happening a lot? Is it lacking? Are some leaders selfish for not doing this? Or do they just not know how? In today's episode, Brittany will touch on this topic and how it affects church growth.
Just a short, sweet episode around the topic of fasting. For those of us who are familiar with this practice, we've become accustomed to fasting from certain things. But are there certain things that you can't fast from? Today, Brittany briefly discusses this and how believers are to properly incorporate this practice into their lives.
Have you ever struggled with accepting someone who has given themselves a title but aren't fully functioning in the full responsibility of that title? This happens in the world, but it also happens in the church more often than we would like to admit. In today's episode, Brittany is going to break down some commonly mishandled church titles and how we can identify those who may have mislabeled themselves in the Kingdom of God.
On this episode, Brittany addresses a discussion shared on social media dealing with God sending the believer a spouse. Tune in as she seeks to clarify this belief and how it may or may not be the best advice for the Christian.
Not too long ago, Brittany decided to "poll the audience" on social media to get their thoughts on the question: Is experience the best teacher? And the vast majority were in agreement that it most definitely is. Does Brittany agree? Does Scripture agree? Listen to today's episode as Brittany discusses this topic and either opens our minds to a different view on this or sticks to what's familiar and agrees with popular opinion.
James 3:1 says, "Not many of you should become teachers, my brothers, for you know that we who teach will be judged with greater strictness." If this instruction was given to those who may have been desiring to become teachers, how much more does this apply to those who are tasked with overseeing or leading a flock? In today's episode, Brittany sits down with fellow members of the congregation in which she is also a member of to understand how those a part of a ministry view failure when it comes from their leader.
Have you ever met someone who cannot resist the urge to talk about themselves? Whether it be about something they've accomplished, their kids, their material possessions, or what they've done for someone else, they can't help but make things about themselves. Today, Brittany discusses this and reiterates how we should see ourselves in comparison to Christ instead of in light of our own endeavors.
Let's face it, when it comes to friendships, we wished we had a rulebook to tell us exactly who, what, when, where, why, and how, but it's just not that simple. However, there are some basic, Biblical principles that we can apply as we seek guidance for cultivating or preserving friendships. Brittany dives into this to flesh out what our friendships should look like and how they affect us if they don't.
Some would argue that speaking out about things like the overturning of Roe vs. Wade would be adding to the noise of the world. While this may be true for some, believers who speak on issues such as these, who are spreading the Word of God to those who are lost is never noise. And if so, it’s a joyful one. There are so many voices that are boldly working to march us towards a morally debased society that it’s time for Christians to speak for the God who brought this world into existence to begin with. In today’s episode, Brittany tackles this topic that hits home for many, herself included.
What is Pride and is it something that should be celebrated? While there are many who would argue that pride is a significant staple in the life of those who want to show contentment for an achievement in their life, can this sometimes be a spiritual error? There have been a number of instances in Scripture that point to the outcome of situations that were rooted in pride. Some good. Some bad. And some deadly. In today's episode, Brittany talks about how this month highlights the way God sees Pride and how we should also.
Have you heard someone say that being a Christian is boring? Or have you been guilty of saying this or feeling this way yourself? If we're being honest, a vast majority of those who are now Christians, before they gave their lives to Christ, probably felt that there would be limited freedom tied to the faith that others were trying to convince them to subscribe to. In today's episode, Brittany addresses this topic, how it ties to the comments of a well known and controversial CEO, and she also points us to what it truly means to be free.
It's easy to get caught up in acting on how we feel or forming an idea of how things should go based on our own perspective. But can this be counterproductive for the believer? Should the believer's conduct and viewpoint be based upon where their emotions and opinions lead them? In today's episode, Brittany digs into matters of the heart and explores how the heart and our opinions, left unrefined, can potentially be dangerous.
As today marks the 25th episode for The Traditional Millennial Podcast, it's only right that women are advocated for! But this advocating doesn't come without Brittany challenging us to go further and dig deeper. We know that the term "independent" may be the title of a popular 2000's rap song, but it is not a term we see used in Scripture. But for today, Brittany seeks to define this term, how it applies to the single woman (and man), and hopes to put some of the single lady's minds at ease as it relates to upholding their standards in dating in today's world by answering a frequently asked question.
There is this idea in our society that women are the ones who always need protection from men. But, do we ever take time to consider that men may need protection, too? Are women the only ones who experience heartache, deception, pain, or trauma at the hands of men? While there are a vast majority of women who have been hurt by men, there has been an uptick in the changing mindset of women that has shown a significant proclivity to exhibit what we call "toxic" behaviors. In today's episode, Brittany uses Scripture to take a deep dive into this topic to explore what we can do to not be complicit in the degradation of men by the "toxic" woman.
As we study Scripture, we have to be very careful how we look into it in order to draw out from it. If we begin to invent ways to make Scripture apply to certain situations, we may find ourselves try to force a puzzle piece in a place it never belonged. In today's episode, Brittany dives into a familiar passage of Scripture in order to get our spiritual wheels turning and to also remind us of who we, as believers, should "link up" with.
Do you find yourself asking things of people that you expect of yourself? Or trying to compel people to action concerning things that they may not be equipped or called to do? In today's episode, Brittany calls our attention to a passage of Scripture that speaks to how we should align our expectations and our responses to others' expectations with God's plan and purpose for our lives.
Have you ever watched an action movie and just expected the actors to throw out a few expletives? Or maybe you were watching a graphic video released via someone’s iPhone displaying an altercation between two individuals and figured you’d hear some profane language spoken in anger? But what about when you listen to a “Gospel” song? Do you expect the same thing? In today’s episode, Brittany tackles this phenomenon occurring in the “Gospel” music world and how this speaks to our witness for Christ.
Do you question whether the time you are spending worshipping God is enough? Or if that time you do spend in worship with Him is full of substance, quality, and intention? Better yet, do you even wonder what time with God really is? If so, you are not alone, and your questions are ones that others have undoubtedly asked themselves before. In today's episode, Brittany seeks to briefly break down what worship is, who it is aimed towards, and how we can be sure that we are always purposeful when we worship.
It's amazing how the things that we say can sometimes become so popular without very many taking the time to actually understand what they mean. All of us have been guilty, but that does not mean that we have to stay guilty. Today, in this episode, Brittany unpacks what it really means to "judge" within the Church and how we can properly do this without being cruel and presumptuous while also being in alignment with the Word of God.
Do you think of yourself as a leader? What about a servant? Maybe both? Or neither? In any case, there is a standard for how we lead and serve those around us. And the ultimate example of the heart we should have in being servant leaders can be seen through the life of Jesus Christ. It's easy to be out front or desire to lead others, but can we concede to serving others as a part of that leadership? Today, Brittany discusses servanthood and how Christ should be the example we follow in how we carry this out.
In today's society, many people have become determined to do away with the holy things of God that may not suit their current, culturally accepted lifestyle. In doing this, some have deemed parts of God's Word as a legalistic tool to keep them from living freely. But does sincerely doing what God says prove to be legalistic or reverential? Restricting or beneficial? In today's episode, Brittany tackles one of the most holy yet abandoned precepts God has given believers to follow--the Law.
Have you ever thought about what type of example you are setting and what those who may be looking to this example may actually see? Have you ever been curious as to how the adherence to the example you set compares to the adherence to the example that Christ has set for us? In this episode, Brittany highlights exactly what it means to be childlike as a Christ follower as she seeks to shed light on how this relationship doesn't differ too much from the relationship we have with our own children.
Have you been struggling with what your purpose is? Have you found yourself contending between what you're good at, what you love to do, and what you're actually called to do? Today, in this episode, Brittany briefly discusses how to tap into our God-given purpose by seeking to help us understand how to recognize what has been within us all along.
Have you thought about owning your own business, being your own boss? Has this thought brought fear of what success will look like for you or doubt in your ability to just do it? Well, if this is you, we are back again with another millennial entrepreneur, M. D. Matlock, to hopefully help to assuage those fears. In this entrepreneur mini series episode, Martha is going to talk about her journey to entrepreneurship in hopes to inspire others who are considering this journey themselves.
Have you thought about owning your own business, being your own boss? Has this thought brought fear of what success will look like for you or doubt in your ability to just do it? In today's episode, Brittany sits down with a newly established entrepreneur, LaQuanza Reeder, to talk about her journey to entrepreneurship in hopes to assuage fears and inspire others who are considering this journey themselves in this mini entrepreneur series.
A lot of people will probably tell you that dating in today's time presents as a very difficult task. But, is it really? While it does seem that in today's world dating options for the Christian man or woman are few, God knows exactly what each of us need and is always there to provide. Today, Brittany discusses dating with a Kingdom purpose and reminds the single believer of a few things to consider when deciding to date.
Did you know that how we view our sexuality and how we act upon this view says a lot about how we view God? In today's episode, Brittany lightly discusses sexuality, what it says about how we view God, and how we all need a Savior to deliver us from the very things that keep us from pleasing God the way that He has designed.
Have you ever found yourself making excuses for yourself or someone else whenever you or that someone does something wrong? Have you gone as far as to use others' examples of failure to excuse your own misstep? In today's episode, Brittany takes us on a journey through Scripture to lend us several Biblical examples that we tend to lean on for these excuses. And she discusses these two widely accepted, highly impactful words, I'm human, in an effort to challenge us to truly tap into the power of God that lives inside the believer.
We are sometimes guilty of saying things with good intentions but that may not be spoken from an in depth knowledge of what they truly mean. In today's episode, Brittany briefly dissects the term "religion" and how it fits into the life of the Christian.
Let's be honest, we know those people who make us side-eye their belief systems. Those who cause us to tilt our heads out of curiosity because their lives speak a different language than their lips. But let's also be honest about the fact that this person, at one time, may have been us. In today's episode, we uncover possible reasons for professing belief without a complimentary lifestyle so that we can discover how we should address these behaviors God's way.
Have you ever wondered why you are here or what the purpose was for God putting you here on this earth? Today, we will dive into God’s design for creation to help give us some insight into the merciful, holy, gracious nature of God and also provide motivation and positive reinforcement for how we choose to live out our lives while we are here.
Let's be honest, there is a certain expectation of the Church and those who profess to be a part of the Church-- whether it be local or universal. People seek answers from the church community and the body of believers. But, is the way we go about this always right or fair? Do we always handle our demands properly? Are we using the Word of God to back these demands? Today, Brittany explores this to ask some tough questions in order to challenge those who may be challenging others.
Being a Christian and going to church, are they synonymous? Or are these two independent ideas with one not having any bearing on the other? Today, Brittany dives into this increasingly debated topic to uncover the Biblical role and function of the church in order to show how God has equipped the church with various gifts that can impact culture, even today.
Temptation is real. Satan's temptations are real, and he is always trying to get us to live his way or our own way rather than living according to God's will and word. In this episode, Brittany delves into how to overcome temptation by knowing and obeying the Word of God so that we can follow God's desires for our lives rather than fall to the attacks of Satan.
Sex is one of the most popular topics of our time, if not the most. Everything given by God is good and perfect and has its place, even sex. So, in a world where sex is encouraged in a way that contradicts God’s plan, how do we convince others that sex God’s way is the best and only way? Brittany tackles this topic in this episode to shine a light on God's perfect plan for sex.
There is sometimes a stigma attached to certain men and women who are of a certain age without a spouse or children. In this episode, Brittany discusses the faith it takes to walk boldly in singleness and the importance of living a single life that is pleasing to God.
Losing a job can be a devastating, unexpected blow to anyone's life. In this episode, Brittany discusses her experience with this life-changing event, how it tested but grew her faith, and how disobedience seeks to threaten the progress and spiritual blessings that God has for your life.