In this episode of Whittenburg Drive: The Podcast, we dive into the transformative world of therapy, healing, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). Natali shares her personal journey with therapy and EMDR and how it helped her process past experiences and why she pursued a certification to offer this powerful method to her clients. We explore the critical role of safety in therapy, the ways trauma impacts the mind, and how EMDR facilitates deep healing. Byron-Gabriel also opens up about his own experiences with therapy and EMDR, reflecting on the challenges and breakthroughs along the way. Join us for an insightful conversation about mental health, growth, and the power of reprocessing our past to build a better future.

In this heartfelt episode, Byron-Gabriel Proutt and guest host Nikitta dive into the raw realities of perseverance, passion, and purpose. Byron-Gabriel opens up about the struggles of the past year and a half—navigating life with no job, no income, and the uphill battle of keeping Good Duck Productions alive. But through it all, one thing remains clear: the unwavering belief that people need a space to feel seen.

Good Duck Productions isn’t just about creating documentaries; it’s about fostering a safe, inclusive space for marginalized communities to share their stories. This episode is a powerful reflection on resilience, the sacrifices made for a greater purpose, and why DEI-driven storytelling matters now more than ever.

Tune in for an honest conversation about struggle, survival, and staying committed to a vision that’s bigger than yourself.

On this episode of Whittenburg Drive: The Podcast, Byron-Gabriel teams up with the ever-opinionated and always entertaining Dean Ambrosia for a ride full of real talk and unapologetic honesty. Buckle up as they navigate the wild world of politics and taxes; sexy, huh?! LOL!

Then, they get real about a tricky topic: when a man just isn’t that into you (spoiler alert, it’s not always about you). Finally, the duo dives into the art of agreeing to disagree, proving you can roll down different lanes and still enjoy the ride. It’s candid, it’s funny, and it’s all love on Whittenburg Drive.