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Hosted by Live the Life · health · EN-US · 13 episodes
We want to educate, encourage and empower students to get answers to all of life's "grey areas". We know TV, movies and music are painting a picture of what the "good life" looks like, but what does research have to say about what leads to the happiest, healthiest, most successful life? In our podcast "The Grey Area" we will discuss topics like relationships, leadership, mental health and other "grey areas" and give you factual insight so you have the knowledge and skills to thrive in whatever season of life you are in.
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Episode #1
In this episode of The Grey Area Podcast, Hannah sits down with Chelsea Matthews Franklin, a former Gadsden County principal and current program advocate for Live the Life. Chelsea reflects on what brought True North into her school, what the program looked like in practice, and the changes she saw over time in her students, her staff, and her building's culture.
Episode #4
In this episode of The Gray Area Podcast, Roslyn sits down with Hannah and Dekkar Wagnon to have an honest conversation about dating, marriage, mental health, and personal growth. Together, they discuss what they wish they had known before being in a relationship, why knowing your identity matters before entering a relationship, how to support someone struggling with anxiety or depression without trying to "fix" them, and the difference between healthy support and unhealthy dependence. Whether you're single, dating, or simply trying to understand yourself better, this episode offers practical wisdom about communication, boundaries, emotional health, and building relationships that last.
Episode #3
<p>What does mental health actually look like in everyday life?</p><p>In this episode of The Grey Area Podcast, Roslyn Gorham and Hannah Hendry have an open conversation about mental health, growing through difficult seasons, and the realities students and young adults face today.</p>
Episode #2
<p>What happens when you ask the same relationship questions—but hear completely different answers?</p><p>In this episode of The Gray Area, Roslyn sits down with <b>Alphonso, and Matthew</b> to revisit the exact questions from our previous conversation with Ashley—but this time, from the men’s perspective.</p><p>From dating uncertainty to green flags, red flags, and what really makes someone approachable, this episode pulls back the curtain on how men think, process, and approach relationships in today’s culture.</p><p>You’ll hear honest, unfiltered insights on:</p>Why dating can feel complicated...
Episode #1
<p>Dating feels confusing right now.</p><p><br/>What even counts as a date? Why don’t people define the relationship anymore? How do you handle porn in a relationship? And does being equally yoked really matter when you’re young?</p><p><br/>This episode answers honest student questions and challenges the casual culture shaping relationships today.</p>
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