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Faith and fitness aren’t separate. They go hand in hand. In this episode of Cutting Up With the Crawfords, Dari and Derrick share how accountability, worship, and prayer have transformed their garage workouts into something deeper than just exercise.

From neighbors becoming workout partners to friends gathering for garage gym sessions, this conversation shows why God never designed us to do life or fitness alone. Together, we unpack how worship shifts your mindset, how accountability keeps you consistent, and why rest is just as spiritual as the workout itself.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why your body is a temple to honor God with (1 Corinthians 6:19–20).
• How accountability multiplies strength (Ecclesiastes 4:9–10).
• The value of discipline in fitness and faith (1 Timothy 4:7–8).
• Why rest and recovery matter spiritually (Exodus 20:8–10).

Whether you are starting a new routine or just looking for motivation, this episode will remind you that fitness is stewardship, accountability is biblical, and community makes the journey lighter.

Takeaway Challenge: Invite one person to move with you this week. Walk, stretch, or lift and bring God into the conversation.

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What if the “strong, organized Black woman” is actually silently struggling?

In this powerful episode of Cutting Up With The Crawfords, Derrick interviews Dari about her recent ADHD diagnosis and what it uncovered after years of high-achieving, over-functioning, and masking.

Dari opens up about the hidden symptoms, cultural stigmas, and internal chaos she experienced before finally being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. Together, they break down the emotional toll of being “high-functioning but still struggling,” especially for Black women who are often expected to carry it all with a smile.

This episode isn’t just about labels. It’s about liberation through truth, faith, and grace.

✨ Key Takeaways:
What ADHD actually looks like in high-achieving Black women
Why so many women go undiagnosed for years
The emotional and spiritual cost of masking
The difference between being capable and being well
How faith reframes neurodivergence through grace, not shame

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In this episode of Cutting Up With The Crawfords, Derrick and Dari share what it is like to live, love, and lead as introverts in a world that seems to always be “on.” From family gatherings to ministry events to unexpected drop-ins, they unpack the challenges of protecting your peace when everyone else’s battery runs at full speed.

Dari talks about her need for quiet spaces to process, the spiritual benefits of stillness, and why silence is not a weakness but a source of strength. Derrick opens up about his shift toward introversion over the years.

Together, they explore how introverts can live faithfully, love deeply, and lead well without burning out, and they share practical ways to create breathing room in loud environments.

Whether you are an introvert looking for encouragement, an extrovert trying to understand someone you love, or somewhere in between, this conversation will remind you that quiet is not a problem; it is a gift.

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Straight from the podcast room and dangerously unsupervised, this episode of Cutting Up With The Crawfords is packed with hot takes, real talk, and the kind of commentary that might get us canceled.

Derrick and Dari are going all in. No script, no filter, no holding back. From random rants to full on soapbox moments, this is what happens when two opinionated people sit in front of a mic and forget that the world is listening.

It’s funny, it’s honest, and it’s exactly the kind of chaos you didn’t know you needed.

If you’ve ever shouted “Who let them talk?!” while laughing out loud, this one’s for you.

Drop your hottest take in the comments, tag a friend who needs to hear this, or send us a voice memo. You might just end up in the next episode.

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Episode Description

In this vulnerable and hope-filled episode of Cutting Up With The Crawfords, Derrick and Dari open up about life with chronic illness, Crohn’s Disease and Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) and what it looks like to love, lead, and laugh through flare-ups, fatigue, and faith.

From multi doctor visits to daily joint pain, they’re sharing the real stuff: how chronic illness impacts their marriage, parenting, and purpose — and how they choose to show up anyway. Whether you’re battling your own health challenges or supporting someone who is, this conversation is a reminder that strength isn’t about being symptom-free; it’s about staying connected in the storm.

Why Haven’t You Healed Me? (The Chosen Scene): Season 3. Little James has followed Jesus faithfully despite a painful disability. Now, when he receives power to heal others, James must ask why he hasn’t been healed himself.

Link to video: https://youtu.be/KZDvcEkjthA?si=dse8cU1TfAp4BacD

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S2 E5: “Built Different: How a Father-Daughter Bond Stays Strong Through Every Season”

Dari sits down with her dad for a heartfelt, faith-filled convo on what’s kept their bond strong through every season of life. From childhood laughs to adult wisdom, they dive into stories of growth, grace, and the power of presence.

Perfect for:
Father-daughter relationships
Faith and family connections
Real talk and legacy-building

🎧 Watch, listen in, laugh with them, and leave inspired.

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Episode Summary
In this heartfelt episode of Cutting Up with the Crawfords, Derrick and Dari Crawford sit down with their kids, D’Wayne and Dasia, for an honest conversation about what happens when life doesn’t go as planned. From post-graduation uncertainty to dreams that detoured, this full-family conversation brings wisdom, laughter, and real talk about navigating disappointment, faith, and purpose when you feel lost without a map.

Each family member shares their unique journey of adjusting expectations, wrestling with God’s timing, and learning to find meaning in the middle of life’s pivots. Whether you're a young adult questioning what’s next or a parent supporting a child through the unknown, this episode reminds us that even when the map disappears, God never does.

Proverbs 16:9 (ESV):“The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps.”

Watch now on YouTube and tag someone who needs a reminder that their detour might just be divine direction.

Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and leave a comment sharing your own “lost without a map” moment—we’d love to hear your story.

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