The SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT’s Podcast https://SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT.podbean.com Sooooooo Let’s Talk About It is a podcast for real conversations about the Black community, mental health, faith, healing, resilience, culture, relationships, and personal growth. With honest discussions and impactful guests, this show makes room for truth telling, community healing, and the topics people need to talk about more openly.

]]> Tue, 14 Apr 2026 12:06:25 -0300 https://podbean.com/?v=5.5 en Copyright 2026 All rights reserved. Society & Culture 1440 episodic Sooooooo Let’s Talk About It is a podcast centered on honest conversations in the Black community, covering faith, feelings, mental health, healing, resilience, culture, and personal growth. Through real dialogue and meaningful guest conversations, the podcast creates space to talk about the issues people often avoid, while encouraging truth, understanding, and community healing. Article Media Networks Article Media Networks No false https://feed.podbean.com/SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT/feed.xml https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/22262260/podcast_1_74d0l.jpg The SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT’s Podcast https://SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT.podbean.com 144 144 Faith and Feelings: Is the Church Helping or Hurting Your Mental Health? with Dr. JaQuinda Jackson Faith and Feelings: Is the Church Helping or Hurting Your Mental Health? with Dr. JaQuinda Jackson https://SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT.podbean.com/e/faith-and-feelings-is-the-church-helping-or-hurting-your-mental-health-with-dr-jaquinda-jackson/ https://SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT.podbean.com/e/faith-and-feelings-is-the-church-helping-or-hurting-your-mental-health-with-dr-jaquinda-jackson/#comments Tue, 14 Apr 2026 12:06:25 -0300 SOOOOOOOOLETSTALKABOUTIT.podbean.com/32e1e32a-51b3-3fd6-9e9a-2ca95e3f952c In this episode of “SOOOOOOOO Let’s Talk About It,” host Jameka Murphy sits down with trauma therapist and woman of God, Dr. Jaquinda Jackson, to unpack the often-ignored topic of mental health in the Black church.

They dive into church hurt, spiritual bypassing, religious trauma, generational pain, and the stigma around therapy in Black faith spaces. Jameka shares her own story of spiritual shame after surviving a fire at 17 and how silence around her pain contributed to a suicide attempt. Dr. Jackson explains how unspoken emotions get stored in the body, showing up as guilt, shame, and emotional exhaustion.

Together, they explore:

  • Why mental health is still taboo in many Black churches
  • How performance-based Christianity leaves people silently suffering
  • The dangers of untrained and unchecked church leadership and power
  • How parents can better discern safe leaders for their children
  • Why you can love Jesus and go to therapy at the same time

If you’ve ever wrestled with church trauma, struggling faith, or feeling guilty for wanting therapy as a Christian, this conversation offers language, validation, and hope for a healthier relationship with both God and your mental health.

]]> In this episode of “SOOOOOOOO Let’s Talk About It,” host Jameka Murphy sits down with trauma therapist and woman of God, Dr. Jaquinda Jackson, to unpack the often-ignored topic of mental health in the Black church.

They dive into church hurt, spiritual bypassing, religious trauma, generational pain, and the stigma around therapy in Black faith spaces. Jameka shares her own story of spiritual shame after surviving a fire at 17 and how silence around her pain contributed to a suicide attempt. Dr. Jackson explains how unspoken emotions get stored in the body, showing up as guilt, shame, and emotional exhaustion.

Together, they explore:

  • Why mental health is still taboo in many Black churches
  • How performance-based Christianity leaves people silently suffering
  • The dangers of untrained and unchecked church leadership and power
  • How parents can better discern safe leaders for their children
  • Why you can love Jesus and go to therapy at the same time

If you’ve ever wrestled with church trauma, struggling faith, or feeling guilty for wanting therapy as a Christian, this conversation offers language, validation, and hope for a healthier relationship with both God and your mental health.

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