Dana Michelle Davenport's guest appearances

Dana Michelle Davenport

The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast

The Moms Moving On Divorce & Co-Parenting Podcast

Laura Wasser

Silvy Khoucasian

Debi Silber

Isabel Foxen Duke

Jonathon Aslay

Bela Gandhi

Caroline Dooner

Annie Grace

Susan Guthrie

Laura McKowen

Andrea Owen

Amanda Steinberg

Shawn Leamon

Duana Welch

Allison Raskin

OwlTail

Michelle Davenport

Dana Michelle and her positive attitude about divorce, co-parenting, and life in general brings a breath of fresh air to this episode of Moms Moving On, and there's no way you can avoid feeling inspired by her! About Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq.: Dana Michelle is the host of radio and television talk shows Dana Being Dana, new television show Finding Common Ground and Co-founder and Director of The Homecoming Challenge, a non-profit alumni giving campaign. A full-time practicing attorney and mother of two, Dana Michelle divorced in 2015 and unleashed a new lease on life. About Dana Being Dana: Dana Being Dana is a half-hour talk show airing monthly on Naperville Community Television, Channel 17, via simulcast and on-demand video at NCTV17.com and via Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Store, Sound Cloud and Stitcher.  Dana Being Dana is also a weekly radio show live on Facebook andintellectualradio.com. Dana Being Dana is a show about the human connection, and engages viewers by encouraging, connecting, and inspiring others to live their very best lives. Ultimately, Dana Being Dana serves our community by spreading love.  The show covers topics that matter to real people, and focuses on the core of what makes us human. Dana Being Dana is an inviting, inspirational, and even humorous platform to discuss friendships, family, relationships, music, mental health (how do you spot a narcissist?), and raising children. The show’s monthly messages challenge viewers to consistently show-up in their daily lives, support their circles, and celebrate differences. About Finding Common Ground: Finding Common Ground is focused on important current events and how they impact our diverse population. We are many voices of one community, often with strong opinions on every side of an issue. Here, through courageous conversation in the interest of discovering collaborative solutions, we hope to find our common ground.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dana Michelle and her positive attitude about divorce, co-parenting, and life in general brings a breath of fresh air to this episode of Moms Moving On, and there's no way you can avoid feeling inspired by her! About Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq.: Dana Michelle is the host of radio and television talk shows Dana Being Dana, new television show Finding Common Ground and Co-founder and Director of The Homecoming Challenge, a non-profit alumni giving campaign. A full-time practicing attorney and mother of two, Dana Michelle divorced in 2015 and unleashed a new lease on life. About Dana Being Dana: Dana Being Dana is a half-hour talk show airing monthly on Naperville Community Television, Channel 17, via simulcast and on-demand video at <a href="http://NCTV17.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NCTV17.com</a> and via Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Store, Sound Cloud and Stitcher.  Dana Being Dana is also a weekly radio show live on Facebook and<a href="http://intellectualradio.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">intellectualradio.com</a>. Dana Being Dana is a show about the human connection, and engages viewers by encouraging, connecting, and inspiring others to live their very best lives. Ultimately, Dana Being Dana serves our community by spreading love.  The show covers topics that matter to real people, and focuses on the core of what makes us human. Dana Being Dana is an inviting, inspirational, and even humorous platform to discuss friendships, family, relationships, music, mental health (how do you spot a narcissist?), and raising children. The show’s monthly messages challenge viewers to consistently show-up in their daily lives, support their circles, and celebrate differences. About Finding Common Ground: Finding Common Ground is focused on important current events and how they impact our diverse population. We are many voices of one community, often with strong opinions on every side of an issue. Here, through courageous conversation in the interest of discovering collaborative solutions, we hope to find our common ground. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

For Better or For Worse: Divorce During Covid-19 with TV Personality & Attorney Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq.

When the Black Lives Matter movement rose up more powerfully than ever in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, I checked in with the Black women in my Facebook group to see how they were doing.  Obviously, they weren’t doing too well. But one thing they were struggling with surprised me: the guilt they felt around leaving Black men in the midst of this rise in racial tension. Because the Black women in my group are all too aware of the trauma that Black men carry on their backs, simply by virtue of being Black men in America, and would leave them now traumatize them in some even deeper way? Most women feel guilty for leaving their husbands on some level. Most of us are even keenly aware of the trauma that our partners live with that impact many of the issues in our marriages. But the guilt Black women feel is something else entirely. The trauma Black men live with by virtue of being Black in America is something that most of us can only begin to fathom. In order to break down this topic (and a few more!) I turned to my friend Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq, who is a Black woman, an attorney, and a divorced mom! In this episode, we discuss how the world’s current events are impacting our diverse population and what COVID-19 is teaching us about how we look at and live our lives. Show Highlights   Black women tend to put themselves last, Dana offers some insightful advice on managing your own priorities and values, and not to feel guilty about it. (10:51)   You don’t know what kind of co-parent you are until you are one and you don’t know what kind of co-parent you married until you divorce. (21:31)   You will carry the same baggage into your next relationship if you don’t deal with it and work through it. (23:00)   If your partner is not supportive of your dreams or growth and tries to squash them, this is just one RED flag that you are not where you are supposed to be. You have to stand up for you! (38:00)   We discuss toxic energy and projection, and how it can affect you. (40:00)   Part of growth is not being afraid of failure. (44:00)   Learn More About Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq.: Dana Michelle is the host of radio and television talk shows Dana Being Dana, new television show Finding Common Ground and Co-founder and Director of The Homecoming Challenge, a non-profit alumni giving campaign. A full-time practicing attorney and mother of two, Dana Michelle divorced in 2015 and unleashed a new lease on life.   Resources &amp; Links: Our Happy Divorce weekly lives / weekly live archived episode with Dana Dana’s website Dana Being Dana Finding Common Ground Dana on Facebook Dana on Instagram Dana’s Homecoming Challenge The Ultimate Divorce Survival Guide Should I Stay or Should I Go Facebook Group

When the Black Lives Matter movement rose up more powerfully than ever in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, I checked in with the Black women in my Facebook group to see how they were doing.  Obviously, they weren’t doing too well. But one thing they were struggling with surprised me: the guilt they felt around leaving Black men in the midst of this rise in racial tension. Because the Black women in my group are all too aware of the trauma that Black men carry on their backs, simply by virtue of being Black men in America, and would leave them now traumatize them in some even deeper way? Most women feel guilty for leaving their husbands on some level. Most of us are even keenly aware of the trauma that our partners live with that impact many of the issues in our marriages. But the guilt Black women feel is something else entirely. The trauma Black men live with by virtue of being Black in America is something that most of us can only begin to fathom. In order to break down this topic (and a few more!) I turned to my friend Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq, who is a Black woman, an attorney, and a divorced mom! In this episode, we discuss how the world’s current events are impacting our diverse population and what COVID-19 is teaching us about how we look at and live our lives. Show Highlights <ul> <li> Black women tend to put themselves last, Dana offers some insightful advice on managing your own priorities and values, and not to feel guilty about it. (10:51) </li> <li> You don’t know what kind of co-parent you are until you are one and you don’t know what kind of co-parent you married until you divorce. (21:31) </li> <li> You will carry the same baggage into your next relationship if you don’t deal with it and work through it. (23:00) </li> <li> If your partner is not supportive of your dreams or growth and tries to squash them, this is just one RED flag that you are not where you are supposed to be. You have to stand up for you! (38:00) </li> <li> We discuss toxic energy and projection, and how it can affect you. (40:00) </li> <li> Part of growth is not being afraid of failure. (44:00) </li> </ul> Learn More About Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq.: Dana Michelle is the host of radio and television talk shows Dana Being Dana, new television show Finding Common Ground and Co-founder and Director of The Homecoming Challenge, a non-profit alumni giving campaign. A full-time practicing attorney and mother of two, Dana Michelle divorced in 2015 and unleashed a new lease on life.   Resources &amp; Links: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=687096675449130" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Our Happy Divorce weekly lives / weekly live archived episode with Dana</a> <a href="http://www.danabeingdana.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Dana’s website</a> <a href="https://www.nctv17.com/c/dana-being-dana/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Dana Being Dana</a> <a href="https://www.nctv17.com/c/finding-common-ground/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Finding Common Ground</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/danabeingdana/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dana on Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/danabeingdana/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Dana on Instagram</a> <a href="https://homecomingchallenge.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Dana’s Homecoming Challenge</a> <a href="https://www.kateanthony.com/products/the-ultimate-divorce-survival-guide" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Ultimate Divorce Survival Guide</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/shouldistayorshouldigo/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Should I Stay or Should I Go Facebook Group</a>

Episode 82: Finding Common Ground with Dana Michelle Davenport, Esq.