Talksicology Podcast
Talksicology Podcast
Hi, Mrs. Parker - Kathleen Bradley
Hi, Mrs. Parker - Kathleen Bradley
Hi, Mrs. Parker - Kathleen Bradley
Thursday 19th January 2023
Join Kathleen Bradley on 'Talksicology' as she discusses her path from Hollywood fame to addiction recovery and her advocacy against drug abuse.
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66 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Kathleen Bradley: From Fame to Recovery and Advocacy
Hopefully I could be a little help to someone who's out there struggling.
Kathleen Bradley, the trailblazing actress, singer, and model, joins hosts Jason Cabello and Joseph Gorordo on 'Talksicology' to share her remarkable story. Known for her iconic role as Mrs. Parker in the 1995 film 'Friday' and as the first Black model on 'The Price is Right', Kathleen's journey is one of highs, lows, and ultimate redemption. In this episode, Kathleen opens up about her early career triumphs, including winning Miss Black California and leading the singing group The Love Machine.
But behind the glamour, she faced significant struggles with drugs and alcohol. Kathleen candidly discusses the pressures of fame and how they led her down a path of substance abuse. Her turning point came after the tragic loss of her brother in 1999, which plunged her into deeper addiction. Yet, Kathleen's story is not just about the fall but also about the rise. She shares how she found her way to sobriety, supported by her family and her own resilience.
Listeners will find Kathleen's reflections on her groundbreaking role on 'The Price is Right' fascinating, as she recounts her experiences working with Bob Barker and meeting Ice Cube. Beyond her personal story, Kathleen addresses the dangers of fentanyl and the opioid crisis, urging everyone to stay away from drugs and seek help if needed. Kathleen Bradley's journey is a testament to the power of recovery and the importance of advocacy.
Her insights offer hope and inspiration to anyone facing similar battles.