A place for leadership, inclusion, and expression.
Janna is a return guest who you may remember is the founder of the Forever Funemployed movement.
She is a Bold & Audacious Entrepreneur.
And someone I am always grateful to sit down to record an episode with!
We ended up having such a great talk that we split it into 2!
Here is part two for you!
You can learn more about Janna here.
P.S.
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Here are all of the details: tomearl.me/dcminvite
And she is this week’s guest.
Janna is a return guest who you may remember is the founder of the Forever Funemployed movement.
She is a Bold & Audacious Entrepreneur.
And someone I am always grateful to sit down to record an episode with!
We ended up having such a great talk that we split it into 2!
Here is part one for you!
You can learn more about Janna here.
P.S.
Want to learn more about our Storytelling & Marketing Immersion Program?
Here are all of the details: tomearl.me/dcminvite
Cielo Oscuro aka Kiki from Kiki and the Mxfits is a non binary trans femme based in South Central Los Angeles.
Cielo’s focus on style means that she’s been able to shine a spotlight on QTPOC from different social and economic backgrounds, and created a more inclusive space in mainstream fashion.
Cielo’s short film about being Trans in High School - Kiki and the Mxfits - went viral, and re-ignited some much needed conversations about making High School safe for Trans youth.
In this week’s episode, we talk about her own experiences as a Latinx Trans youth, fashion, creativity, representation and the importance of QTPOC being visible in society.
You can follow Cielo on Instagram and also help with their transition here too.
Check it out!
Koi Core is a Woman of Color and a dedicated Yogini, who absolutely believes that representation in Yoga matters
In this week’s episode we have a deep and spiritual conversation about yoga, connectivity, community, misconceptions and being your better self.
Settle into a comfortable position of strength as you enjoy this week’s episode of THE Celebration.
You can follow Koi Core on Instagram
In this week’s episode I interview Brittany Chung, the CEO and Founder of the nonprofit Elevation Society. Elevation Society works to unite humans to solve issues like bullying, depression and suicide, through showing every individual their life is worth living.
During my interview with Brittany I learned that suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for young people between the ages 15-24. I always knew that talking about bullying and suicide was important, but this really emphasized for me the urgency of this conversation. Elevation Society has also helped girls who were saved from sex trafficking, elderly, homeless, children in hospitals, domestic violence victims, orphans, children and adults with special needs, and so many more.
Dive into this important and inspiring conversation with Brittany Chung, for another formidable episode.
You can follow Brittany on the Elevation Society website and on Instagram
In this week’s episode I interview Nikka Karli - Soul Medicine Woman, Oracle of Truth and Freedom Catalyst.
Nikka has over 20 years of experience in yoga, fitness, creativity and leadership. She helps women on the precipice of greatness become exquisitely untamed, awaken their sensuality, and manifest their soul’s desires. That’s why she is the go-to mentor for those who are ready to set the world on fire through the unapologetic expression of their soul.
Nikka brought that same fire to our session - we talked about sex, God, Soul Medicine, dropping into your body and tapping into your art and expression.
Refresh your spirit with this transformational interview.
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On this week’s episode I interview Elle Barnett - Speaker, Creative Media Expert and founder of Elle Train Media.
Elle is known for successful campaigning and producing awesome projects for developing businesses. As a social media expert, Elle shares lots of great free tips on media management and optimizing social needs such as things to watch for on Instagram, how to grow your audience, and become an All Star member on LinkedIn.
We also had the chance to dig even deeper, and discussed how to make real connections and build relationships in the in person social space too.
Indulge yourself in an open, honest and vulnerable interview.
On this week’s episode, I Interview Emelda De Coteau, founder and CEO of Pray With Our Feet (Formerly Live In Color). Emelda’s focus is on empowering women in three core areas: faith, activism and inspiration.
I've had the honor of getting to know Emelda over these past months and I have to say, she is one of the most authentic and inspiring people I’ve met in 2018. I am very excited to share this deep conversation we had together.
Emelda spoke on the intersections of faith and activism, the importance of creating affirming spaces for Women of Color, and she offered insights into being a CEO.
And that is just the start of what we covered. I know you will love this episode my friends! Enjoy!
On this week’s episode, I celebrate the 2 Year Anniversary of the Live and Online: Expression Session. What better way to mark this milestone than to bring back my first poetry guest, Walter “Wally B.” Jennings.
To make this even more epic, Wally brought the 2018 Heard Em Say Poetry Slam Team to join us. The interview I share with Wally and the Heard Em Say Team is powerful, relevant, and necessary.
We spoke on how poetry transforms, the power of youth voice, and the team shared with us 3 poems - including one team piece!
You are going to really appreciate this one my friends! Enjoy!
Please be sure to check out and support Heard em Say's Fundraiser.
Social media links:
Kianna - @eelarahs
Miracle - @mir.mai
Genesis - @blacccthebrat
Gabby - @gabby.roofe
EID Mubarak my friends! Today marks the end of the sacred month of Ramadan. As millions of people around the world celebrate this special day, I’d like to invite you to consider:
“What are you courageously celebrating in your life?"
This week’s episode is a relaxed and intimate conversation between Adaora and I on that very subject. Through our poetry, thoughts, and reflections we explore what courageous celebration looks like in our lives.
This is part writing workshop and part heart to heart discussion. I know you will love this unique and inspiring episode.
Enjoy!
