The Majestic Talks Show
The Majestic Talks Show is a powerful space for honest conversations on mental health, healing, and purpose. Hosted by Christian Life Coach Latasha S. Morgan, this show is committed to breaking the stigma around mental health—especially in Black and Brown communities—while helping listeners discover the power of purpose. Through impactful dialogue, expert insights, and real-life stories, The Majestic Talks Show empowers you to grow, heal, and walk boldly in who God created you to be.
The Majestic Talks Show
Latest Episodes
THE MAJESTIC TALKS SHOW: SEASON 6: EPISODE 7: WORDS THAT WOUND: JULY 23, 2026
Episode 7: Words That Wound: Comments That Stay With Us for YearsHow long can a single comment affect a person's life?Words have the power to encourage, strengthen, and heal—but they can also leave emotional wounds that last for ...
THE MAJESTIC TALKS SHOW: SEASON 6: EPISODE 6: MIRROR, MIRROR: JUNE 25, 2026
The Majestic Talks Show | Season 6, Episode 6MIRROR, MIRRORWhen Your Reflection Doesn't Match How You FeelHave you ever looked in the mirror and struggled to recognize your worth?In a world filled with comparison, unreal...
THE MAJESTIC TALKS SHOW: SEASON 6: EPISODE 5: FOOD, FAITH & FEELINGS: MAY 28, 2026
The Majestic Talks Show — Season 6, Episode 5FOOD, FAITH & FEELINGSUnderstanding Emotional EatingJoin Coach Latasha S. Morgan and special guest Dr. Luther Smith for a powerful healing-centered conversation exploring the...
THE MAJESTIC TALKS SHOW: SEASON 6: EPISODE 4: THE FITNESS TRAP: APRIL 23, 2026
Are you pursuing health…or has it quietly become your identity?In today’s culture, fitness is celebrated, discipline is praised, and results are admired. But there is a deeper question we often avoid:When does taking care of your body t...
THE MAJESTIC TALKS SHOW: SEASON 6: EPISODE 3: BODY SHAMING: MARCH 26, 2026
Episode 3: Body Shaming — Unlearning the Harm We Learned EarlyWe’ve all heard something about our bodies that stayed with us longer than it should have.A comment.A comparison.A moment that quietly shaped how we see ourselves.In ...
