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In the second episode of "The Glow Up: Ascending in My Twenties Podcast," I have a deep chat with my beloved queen—my mama. We discuss her use of corporal punishment on me when I was younger, which created another set of childhood wounds, and why we either disagree or agree with its usage currently. I hope you enjoy listening to episode two and getting a glimpse into chapter three of my memoir, which is available to purchase on Amazon, Indigo, and Barnes & Noble.
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