Break Phree Podcast

Break Phree Podcast

di Angela C. Wright

From Church Rejection to Reaching Hundreds of Thousands. Ft. Pastor Candice Grace

READY READY READY! From Church Rejection to Reaching Hundreds of Thousands. Ft. Pastor Candice Grace Candice Grace’s journey is one of faith, rejection, restoration, obedience, and becoming the woman she was called to be. One of ten children, Candice attended 24 different schools before the age of 17. By 18, she was already a mother, living on her own, working, and attending college. Raised as a pastor’s daughter, she knew the expectations that came with being a “good Christian woman”—but life didn’t unfold as neatly as she had been taught it should. She experienced rejection from the church, navigated marriage and motherhood, and later went through a divorce she was afraid to talk about because of the expectations surrounding marriage and relationships in the church. Behind the fear of what people would think, Candice was also trying to figure out who she was when she wasn’t somebody’s wife, mother, minister, or the pastor’s daughter. Then her life took an unexpected turn. Candice felt called to minister online. She studied TikTok for a month before going LIVE—and what started with just 17 people grew to more than 400 in three days. On June 5, 2026, she went LIVE for 24 continuous hours of prayer, worship, encouragement, and ministry, with the platform showing her content to more than 624,000 people in real time. But with influence came another conversation the church doesn’t always like to have: money. Candice has built a successful platform through TikTok LIVE, opening up a powerful conversation about faith, influence, ministry, money, and whether Christians can prosper financially without compromising their calling. We also get into the difference between monetizing your gift and exploiting people’s faith. Today, as the founder of Uplift LeadHERship, Candice is building something bigger than a social media following. This conversation gets into church hurt, divorce, motherhood, faith, prophecy, money, visibility, success, sacrifice, and what happens when God takes you outside of the box people expected you to stay in. She was once afraid of what people would think about her life. Now hundreds of thousands of people are watching what God is doing with it. 🎙️ Break Phree Podcast — Where Faith Meets Freedom.

WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME YOU’RE GAY? Ft. Storm

While other young people were hiding relationships, changing the way they talked, or terrified that being honest could cost them their family, Storm grew up with something many Black gay boys never experience: Permission to exist exactly as he was. His mother didn’t shame him. She didn’t make him feel like something was wrong with him. She looked at her son and asked the question before he could even say the words: “When are you going to tell me that you’re gay?” And that moment may have changed the trajectory of his entire life. On this episode of Break Phree Podcast, Storm gets REAL about growing up gay in New Orleans, being a Black gay man in today’s world, and how having acceptance at home kept him from fighting some of the depression, secrecy, shame, and identity struggles that so many people silently carry. But we go even deeper. Storm talks about learning to do hair and makeup, finding his gift, navigating masculinity and sexuality, and what happens when the world has opinions about who you are—but you were never taught to hate yourself. Some people spend half their lives trying to become free. Storm had a mother who gave him permission to be free before the world could convince him he needed to hide. 🔥 This conversation is going to make some parents uncomfortable. It’s going to make some people rethink what “acceptance” really looks like. And it might make somebody realize that the way you respond when your child tells you who they are can stay with them for the rest of their life. 🎙️ STORM — on Break Phree Podcast Where Faith Meets Freedom.

He Tried to Kill Me in Front of Our Son | From Broken to the Bank | Joi Hunt

He Tried to Kill Me in Front of Our Son | From Broken to the Bank | Joi Hunt “I never imagined the man I married would one day try to take my life.” Behind the smiles and appearances was a decade of abuse, manipulation, and fear. Then everything changed when Joi Hunt says her husband tried to kill her in front of their son. In this unforgettable episode of Break Phree Podcast, Joi shares the terrifying reality of surviving domestic violence, finding the courage to leave, and rebuilding her life from the ground up. Today, she’s an attorney, entrepreneur, author of From Broken to the Bank, and she turned the chapter that nearly ended her life into the one that changed it forever. This conversation exposes what abuse really looks like behind closed doors, the emotional scars survivors carry, and the incredible strength it takes to walk away when staying could cost you everything. If you’ve ever wondered why someone stays, what it takes to finally leave, or how healing begins after unimaginable trauma, this episode offers an honest, unfiltered look at one woman’s fight to reclaim her life. ⚠️ Viewer discretion: This episode contains discussions of domestic violence, attempted homicide, and emotional abuse that may be difficult for some viewers. 💜 If this conversation moved you, please LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE. Your share could reach someone who needs the courage to choose safety, healing, and hope. Follow Break Phree Podcast for more powerful stories where faith meets freedom. #BreakPhreePodcast #JoiHunt #FromBrokenToTheBank #DomesticViolenceAwareness #Survivor #HealingJourney #WomenEmpowerment #FaithMeetsFreedom #PurposeAfterPain #BreakTheCycle

You can’t be what you can’t see Ft. Kim Perrymond

Behind every successful entrepreneur is a story most people never see. Before Kim Perrymond built a million-dollar party planning empire, she was a little girl growing up in chaos, searching for stability, love, and safety. She survived a decade-long abusive relationship, walked away from a secure teaching career, and made one of the most difficult decisions a mother could ever face—sending her children to live with family while she fought to build a future she believed they all deserved. Was it sacrifice or selfishness? Strength or survival? In this raw and transparent conversation, Kim shares the untold truth behind her success, the emotional cost of chasing her dreams, and how healing from childhood trauma became the foundation for everything she has built. She opens up about overcoming abuse, breaking free from survival mode, rebuilding her confidence, navigating motherhood while pursuing entrepreneurship, and discovering that real success starts with healing. This isn’t just a conversation about business. It’s about the courage to rewrite your story when your past says you never should. If you’ve ever questioned your worth, wrestled with guilt, or wondered if your biggest setback could become your greatest breakthrough, this episode is for you.

My Parents Died Then My Innocence Was Taken Ft. Nikell Ariel

When Nikell lost both of her parents, she believed the adults in her life would protect her. A promise was made to her mother that she and her sister would be cared for. Instead, a decision was made that would expose Nikell to seven years of abuse at the hands of someone who should have never had access to her. From losing her parents to losing her innocence, Nikell’s story is one of unimaginable pain, betrayal, survival, and ultimately healing. In this powerful episode of Break Phree Podcast, Nikell shares her journey through childhood trauma, family betrayal, faith, forgiveness, and finding the courage to reclaim her voice. This conversation is for every survivor who has ever wondered if healing is possible after the unthinkable. Viewer discretion advised. This episode contains discussions of childhood sexual abuse.

The Pain That Refused to Let Me Go Ft.  Vaneesah “Vee” Bahar

The Pain That Refused to Let Me Go Ft. Vaneesah “Vee” Bahar Grief doesn’t always begin with death. Sometimes it begins with a prison sentence. Sometimes it begins the moment you’re forced to leave your newborn baby behind. Sometimes it comes through the loss of the people you love most. In this unforgettable episode of Break Phree Podcast, Vaneesah Bahar shares the heartbreaking chapters that shaped her life. After losing her father at just five years old, she would later face another unimaginable loss—being sentenced to six years in prison only three weeks after giving birth, forcing her to leave her infant son behind. But the pain didn’t stop there. Within the years that followed, Vaneesah experienced the devastating deaths of her grandmother, mother, and brother. Each loss left another wound, yet instead of allowing grief to consume her, she chose to transform it into purpose. Today, she is the founder of Grief Relief Angels and serves as a Violence Intervention Specialist, walking alongside families affected by violence, trauma, incarceration, and unimaginable loss. Her life is a testament that healing doesn’t mean your pain disappears—it means refusing to let your pain have the final word. This conversation is raw, honest, and deeply human. It’s about motherhood, incarceration, loss, faith, forgiveness, resilience, and discovering purpose in the places you never expected. If you’ve ever had to grieve a person, a dream, your freedom, lost time with your children, or the life you thought you were going to have, this episode will remind you that even when the pain refuses to let you go, God never lets go of you.

Marked for Death, Chosen for Purpose ft. D”Angelo aka God Sent Baby

What happens when the streets know your name, death keeps knocking at your door, and God keeps saying, “Not yet”? In this powerful episode of Break Phree Podcast, Deangelo, also known as God Sent, shares the unfiltered truth about gang life, having guns pointed at him, surviving shootouts, walking away with a target on his back, and the moment he realized he wasn’t built for the streets—he was built to lead. He opens up about almost catching a life-changing felony, losing his mother to breast cancer, the heartbreaking loss of a child, building a marriage from the ground up, and raising five children while refusing to let his past define his future. This isn’t just a story about survival. It’s about purpose, redemption, faith, and the courage to leave behind everything you’ve ever known to become the man God called you to be. If you’ve ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you from your purpose, this conversation will remind you that God can use your deepest pain to build your greatest calling.

Your Personality Might Be Trauma ft. Cousin Colby

Your anger might not be anger. Your independence might not be strength. Your personality might be trauma. Cousin Colby joins Break Phree Podcast for a raw conversation about trauma, identity, survival mode, emotional suppression, and the hidden ways pain shapes our lives. Together, we unpack generational trauma, grief, father wounds, relationships, and the patterns many people mistake for who they are. What if the version of you that’s surviving isn’t the real you? This episode challenges listeners to look beyond behavior, confront what’s been buried, and begin the journey from survival to healing. #BreakPhreePodcast #HiddenSuperPower #TraumaHealing #PainToPurpose #WhereFaithMeetsFreedom #CousinColby #MentalHealth #EmotionalIntelligence #HealingJourney

I Married A Man Serving 33 Years In Prison

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What happens when the person you love is sentenced to decades behind bars? Do you walk away, or do you fight for the future you still believe is possible? In this powerful episode of Break Phree Podcast, Angela sits down with Myca “Nova Jay” Beale—veteran, entrepreneur, author, mother, and proud prison wife. Nova shares her remarkable journey of loving her husband through incarceration, raising their son while navigating prison walls, and refusing to allow a sentence to define her family’s future. From childhood sweethearts and first loves to a devastating 33-year sentence, Nova opens up about loyalty, sacrifice, faith, motherhood, and the relentless pursuit of redemption. She also shares how she successfully fought to have 15 years removed from her husband’s sentence and why she continues to believe that God has the final say. This conversation is about more than prison. It’s about resilience, commitment, forgiveness, purpose, and seeing the person beyond their worst mistake. Whether you’ve been impacted by incarceration or simply need a reminder that love, faith, and hope can survive life’s hardest seasons, this episode will stay with you long after it ends. Because sometimes the greatest testimony isn’t how someone fell—it’s how they chose to rise. #BreakPhreePodcast #WhereFaithMeetsFreedom #PrisonWife #Redemption #FaithOverFear #SecondChances #LoveBeyondTheWalls #PrisonReform #Family #Hope #Purpose #MyHusbandIsMoreThanHisSentence

I Cant’t Miss Because I’m Not Guessing ft. Prophet Jeremiah Daniel Davis

I Cant’t Miss Because I’m Not Guessing ft. Prophet Jeremiah Daniel Davis What happens when God shows you something before it happens? In this compelling episode of Break Phree Podcast, Angela Wright sits down with Prophet Jeremiah Daniel Davis for a transparent conversation about the prophetic, purpose, obedience, heartbreak, and the responsibility that comes with hearing from God. Prophet Davis shares what it’s really like when God reveals things before they happen, the difference between discernment and assumption, and why the prophetic is far more than “guessing.” He opens up about his personal journey, the cost of answering God’s call, lessons learned through heartbreak, navigating leadership, maintaining integrity, and what believers often misunderstand about the spirit realm. From powerful testimonies to practical wisdom, this episode challenges listeners to deepen their relationship with God, trust His timing, and recognize His voice in every season. If you’ve ever questioned your purpose, wondered how God speaks, or needed reassurance that God still has a plan for your life, this conversation is for you.
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