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Hope at The End of the Tunnel Podcast

Hope at The End of the Tunnel Podcast

De: Joi West Phalo and Juanita Woodson
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Our mission is to empower mothers and women to embrace their unique experiences and authentic selves, break free from societal expectations, and cultivate the confidence to pursue their dreams. Through storytelling, mentorship, faith-driven encouragement, and our podcast, we create a supportive space where moms and women can share their wJoi West Phalo and Juanita Woodson Crianza y Familias Relaciones
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  • Faith, Trauma, and Healing: A Conversation with Dr. Africa Roberts Bell | Hope at the End of the Tunnel Podcast
    Dec 23 2025

    In this powerful episode, we sit down with Dr. Africa Roberts Bell for a heartfelt and faith-filled conversation about navigating the deep places of trauma, rediscovering hope, and embracing the light that God places within us — even when life feels overwhelmingly dark.

    Dr. Africa reminds us that the darkness of the tunnel is not the absence of light. There is still a spark inside you, a divine reminder that you are never walking alone. Through community, prayer, journaling, affirmations, and honest reflection, healing becomes possible… step by step.

    Whether you're in a season of stretching, healing, or rediscovery, this episode will meet you right where you are.

    • Don’t confuse the darkness with the absence of God’s light

    • The light you’re searching for is already within you

    • Every step forward brings you closer to hope

    • Keep walking — you may be closer than you think

    • Healing grows stronger inside community

    • Journaling and affirmations can shift your mindset and strengthen your faith

    • Hope and faith are deeply connected

    • God is ready to help you find your way

    • You are not alone

    • Persistence matters — don’t give up

    💡 What You’ll Take Away

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    34 m
  • Healing While Raising Everybody Else w/ Cyteese Alexander
    Dec 9 2025

    Healing while raising everybody else isn’t easy — but you don’t have to do it alone. 💡

    In this episode of Hope at the End of the Tunnel, Joi and Juanita sit down with Cyteese Alexander — wife, mom of four, multi-time author, and Fall 2025 Moments for Moms magazine cover feature — for a powerful, honest conversation on what it really looks like to heal while you’re still showing up for everyone else.

    From becoming a teen mom of three under two, navigating premature births and hospital stays, to realizing (years later) that she was raising her children from an unhealed place, Cyteese opens up about:

    • Being the “generational curse breaker” in her family

    • The moment she finally took her healing seriously

    • Learning to take accountability and stop blaming everyone else

    • Apologizing to her children for parenting from an unhealed place

    • How prayer, journaling, and hard conversations became part of her healing toolkit

    • Seeing that sometimes the light isn’t just at the end of the tunnel — it’s with you in the tunnel 🕯️

    If you’re a mom who has ever felt like you were falling apart while holding everyone else together… this conversation is for you.
    If you’ve ever wondered if it’s “too late” to start your healing journey… this episode is your reminder that it’s not.
    And if you’re a former or current teen mom trying to rewrite your story… let this be your proof that God can still do something beautiful with your life. ✨

    • What it looked like for Cyteese to be a teen mom and still choose healing

    • How to recognize when you need healing (not just your kids or spouse)

    • The power of accountability and owning your part

    • Practical ways to process emotions: prayer, journaling, and writing letters

    • Why apologizing to your children does not make you a weak parent

    • What “hope at the end of the tunnel” means when you’re in a heavy season

    • How God meets us in the tunnel and reminds us we are still the light of the world

    Facebook: Cyteese Alexander
    Instagram: @iam_cyteese (I AM underscore Cyteese)
    Stay tuned for her upcoming podcast: The Healing Lounge 📝

    If this episode encouraged you:
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    👉 Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss upcoming episodes
    👉 Share this conversation with a mom who needs to be reminded that there is hope in the middle of her healing

    Drop a comment and let us know:
    What’s one takeaway from Cyteese’s story that spoke to you in this season? 💛

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    37 m
  • Faith and Writing and Becoming: Dani Nicole’s Journey to Purpose | Hope at the End of the Tunnel Podcast
    Nov 18 2025

    In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Dani Nicole—mother, author, and entrepreneur—as she opens up about her journey of faith, writing, self-awareness, and becoming the woman God called her to be.

    Dani shares her story with honesty and grace, reflecting on motherhood, loss, rebuilding her life, and learning to honor her own dreams. From navigating grief to rediscovering hope, her transparency reminds us that purpose is shaped in the becoming—and every chapter of our story matters.

    Whether you’re a mother seeking clarity, a writer leaning into your voice, or a woman on a journey of healing and growth, this episode will speak directly to your heart.

    • Why self-awareness is essential in motherhood and personal growth

    • How writing can become a powerful tool for healing and vulnerability

    • What it means to pursue dreams while raising children

    • Insights on navigating loss, grief, and faith-filled resilience

    • The courage behind letting go of relationships that no longer serve you

    • How hope becomes a daily decision, not a one-time moment


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    32 m
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