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Check out Tiara Standage insightful and powerful interview about how Intricate Minds started and the advocacy work she is called to on our community!
“The silent culture is OVER”. In the 90’s, there was a culture that normalized protecting predators. NOT ANYMORE. We bring the truth to the light 💡. Tiara Standage
06/12/2026
Listen to Tiara Standage interview from last week as we discuss Intricate Minds, power, and accountability.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/15DmzR6U2zTQNUEKCDFMUk?si=ThDLFAqFTZGUUCtqf-Fi6w
(Photo by 1221 Photography)
Good answer Leah!
Addiction ➡️ Prison ➡️ God ➡️ Recovery ➡️ Restoration
Michael Thomas was incarcerated five different times but through the power of God; his life is forever changed. His story is one of brokenness, consequences, grace, and the kind of hope that refuses to give up.
But this episode is more than a testimony.
We talk about the complex family dynamics that often fuel substance abuse, how faith can evolve through suffering, and why hope remains one of the most powerful forces in the human experience.
It's an honest conversation about addiction, redemption, forgiveness, and the long road home.
Listen, share, and tag someone who needs a reminder that no story is beyond restoration.
Kidzeum is doing amazing things in our community! This is an exciting new chapter for this organization!
As someone who grew up with a Dad who was a friend of Bill (IYKYK), I am so thankful for Michael Thomas talking with me about his restoration and recovery.
There is hope!
**Speaking Truth to Power**
A dedicated advocate for justice in our community, Tiara Standage is making a meaningful impact through her work with Intricate Minds.
In this episode, I sit down with Tiara to discuss the mission behind Intricate Minds, the challenges facing our community, and how she is helping support those in need. Join me for an inspiring conversation about service, advocacy, and creating positive change
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06/06/2026
In a few weeks, you will get to meet Taylor Noël.
As a young funeral director (Gen Z), she spends her days helping people say goodbye to their loved ones; and in the process, she has discovered surprising truths about grief, love, and what makes a life meaningful.
Death has a way of revealing so much about life.
06/05/2026
Get ready for Leah Wilson's interview next week on the Illinois Times. She is talking about an exciting new chapter that is unfolding at Kidzeum. If you don't know her, she is a thought leader and culture shaper!
(As always, 1221 Photography shines with stunning images!)
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