All Up In My Business (Laterras R. Whitfield)

Dear Future Wifey

Laterras R. Whitfield

Religion & Spirituality, Relationships, Education, Christianity, Society & Culture

5 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2024

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Laterras kicks off season 8 by sharing his vision of the podcast going forward. He also takes the time to emphasize the importance of vulnerability, relating his personal journey with addiction and financial troubles. Laterras stresses the need to address issues hiding unseen rather than ignoring problems and letting them grow. A guest unexpectedly interrupts the podcast and confronts Laterras about his perspectives on relationships, accountability, and controversy. While they debate differing views, Laterras ultimately discusses his approach to personal growth through vulnerability.

[00:00 - 02:17] - Introduction

[02:36 - 06:30] - Season 8's format

[06:31 - 09:36] - “Love is Blind” hit 1 million views

[09:37 - 13:39] - Providing safe spaces for men

[13:40 - 15:57] - Traveling with the podcast

[15:58 - 18:24] - Not worrying about others opinions

[18:25 - 22:25] - Journey with Celebrate Recovery

[22:26 - 25:18] - Skeletons in the closet

[25:19 - 27:10] - Vulnerability about finances

[27:11 - 29:58] - Surprise guest crashes the podcast

[29:59 - 31:02] - Getting over failed relationships

[31:03 - 34:20] - Does Laterras still seek marriage?

[34:21 - 39:57] - Getting men on the podcast

[39:58 - 42:55] - Laterras kicks guest off

[42:56 - 48:21] - Kingdom Royale update

[48:22 - 53:42] - Podcast goals for 2024

[53:42 - 57:40] - Letter to Laterras’ future wifey

Key Quote:

“"I take this platform with great honor that God would allow me, a divorcee...to help bring healing to other marriages, to help save marriages." - Laterras R. Whitfield

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0:00.0	You interviewed the nail Jackson, right?
0:03.0	Then you turned around and interviewed her husband, Derek Jackson.
0:09.0	A lot of women got mad at you about that and that's what I'd be talking about women
0:14.3	don't be wanting the truth.
0:15.7	So here you are, you interviewing the brother, a lot of women got upset about that.
0:21.2	To the point that, why don't you tell people how much money you lost during that
0:24.9	interview? I'm not gonna say that. No you don't you keep it lit now no no you believe
0:29.5	in keeping it lit. Tell the truth how much money did you lose during that interview?
0:35.0	My income was cut in half on YouTube after that.
0:38.0	Cut your YouTube income in half for the rest of that year.
0:44.0	Right.
0:45.0	Right.
0:46.0	Who would you do it again?
0:47.0	I aim to make emotional healing a global norm
0:52.0	through cultivating candid discussions about love,
0:55.0	my parents got married and divorced to each other three times.
0:59.0	Or you can look at it as they kept trying.
1:02.0	In the end of my father's life that's what he told me.
1:04.0	I aspire to men marriages. I'm intentional about loving her because now I understand that you know I was able to be free and loving me then I can love her
1:16.6	re-ignite hope for singles seeking future relationships.
1:20.3	How can you glory in being single and want a companion at the same time?
1:25.0	How can you not? You're only going to be as successful as a wife as you were at a single.
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