Clutter is often treated as a productivity problem but for many people, it’s the physical aftermath of grief, loss, and survival.

In this episode of In The Black Podcast, host Aracelli, sits down with professional organizer Tina O’Keeffe to explore how emotional pain can manifest in our homes and how releasing physical items can support emotional healing.

Tina shares insights from her own dark seasons, along with the work she does helping clients climb out of overwhelming periods marked by tragedy, transition, or loss. Together, they discuss shame, identity, memory, and what it really means to rebuild a life after everything has changed.

This episode is for anyone who:
– Feels stuck or overwhelmed by their space
– Is navigating grief or major life transitions
– Wants a compassionate, realistic path toward healing
– Believes “being in the black” can start with small, intentional steps

🎧 Listen now and begin making room for what comes next.

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What happens when the life you worked so hard to build suddenly gets removed from you?

In this episode of In The Black, we explore the quiet but powerful moment many people face, when they devote their lives to their career to one day have it all end.

Through an honest conversation about loss and trusting creativity over certainty, this episode invites listeners to reflect on their own in-between season.

We talk about listening to inner nudges, releasing outdated versions of ourselves, and choosing alignment over approval, even when it feels risky.

If you’re standing at a crossroads, feeling disconnected from the life you built, or sensing that something more meaningful is asking for your attention, this episode is for you.

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What if the life you’re trying to protect is the very thing standing in the way of the life God wants to build?

In this episode of In The Black Podcast, host Aracelli Kenyon sits down with John Hill for an honest conversation about surrender, what it really means to let go of the old version of yourself and trust God with who you’re becoming.

John shares how releasing control, identity, and expectations opened the door for a life more aligned, more grounded, and more meaningful than the one he was trying to force. This conversation isn’t about perfection or instant transformation, it’s about obedience, trust, and allowing growth to happen even when clarity feels distant.

This episode is for anyone who:
– Feels stuck between who they were and who they’re becoming
– Is struggling to release old patterns, identities, or expectations
– Is learning to trust God in seasons of uncertainty
– Wants to redefine what it means to be “in the black” spiritually and emotionally

Being “in the black” doesn’t always mean gaining more.
Sometimes it means surrendering first.

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