Vitamin D with Dawn Dai

Vitamin D Live - Talk To Me Tuesday - 10.29.24

·1 hr 6 min·5 clips
Dawn reveals how a quick friend call made her reflect on having everything she prayed for yet feeling lost.
The episode begins with host Dawn Dai sharing a personal anecdote about a friend's check-in call, reflecting on how her life has changed over the past year and the paradox of having everything prayed for yet feeling apprehensive. She introduces the show's format, emphasizing inspirational insights and conversations. Dawn announces it's Talk To Me Tuesday, encouraging listeners to call in about various topics, including the upcoming presidential election. She reads a vitamin D advice letter from a listener in Atlanta, Georgia, detailing a complex marital situation involving an affair, a child from that affair, and the biological father's sudden reappearance at the child's 10th birthday party, which led to a violent confrontation. Dawn and callers like Proverb discuss the letter, exploring themes of trust, forgiveness, and the child's psychological needs. The conversation shifts to the election, with callers like Wanda and Chuck addressing misinformation about Kamala Harris's record as a prosecutor, the importance of voting in local and state elections, and warnings about Project 2025. Dawn shares news stories, such as autonomous shuttles in Riverside and funding for homelessness in California. She promotes community events, including the Black Men's Wellness Day on November 2nd, and updates on her improv performances at the Groundlings. The episode blends personal reflection, listener interaction, and topical discussions in a live, interactive format.

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A candid live episode about gratitude, family repair, civic judgment, and finding a lane after a difficult year.

Dawn's live call-in episode starts from a simple anniversary point: a lot can shift in 365 days. Transportation, exercise, improv classes at the Groundlings, and Vitamin D back in Studio E all become signs of a life slowly taking shape again.

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Why you'd press play

Press play when a grateful life check-in, a messy co-parenting tangle, and election talk all belong in the same warm room.

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