Are you feeling invisible as a woman age 50 and beyond? Learn from the Bold and Vivacious Kwavi, an experienced Life Coach, how to surmount that and other false beliefs by pinpointing the questions you should ask yourself to shine and thrive.

Felicia Lucas, Owner and CEO of Move to Your Best U Coaching Solutions, lost 145 pounds during the global pandemic. No, she did not have any surgeries, nor did she starve herself and whip herself into submission. Felicia shares how she did it and more importantly how you can do it, also!

Guest Carol Cherry, an Insurance and Medicare Benefits Consultant and Broker, shows you how to select a Medicare Plan, especially as we approach the Annual Open Enrollment period.

Carly Tillotson is a phlebotomist based in Houston, Texas. Hear how this Millennial has always gravitated toward older women and has always recognized the importance of younger people having a connection with older adults.

Learn how to increase your visibility and land engagements as a public speaker! You are already doing it, so you might as well get paid for it. Shirley Hogsett, Founder and CEO of Destiny Speaks shares how you can become a part of her Speakers Bureau!

Learn how to increase your visibility and land engagements as a public speaker! You are already doing it, so you might as well get paid for it. Shirley Hogsett, Founder and CEO of Destiny Speaks shares how you can become a part of her Speakers Bureau!

How to Start a Business at 78 Years Old! In this episode, Donna C. Lawrence shares the struggle she experienced after her son passed away at age 20, how unhappy she was and how the color Pink lead her into the light to start a business in her senior years! What is the business you ask? It’s Painting It Pink Events!

Anne Marie Davidson is our guest on this episode! She is a Senior Living Advocate, Business Development Coach and Connector and Glamma! In this episode, Anne Marie delivers advise to those who are living with a loved one suffering with Dementia and provides solid information about how to select the best housing arrangement for them.

This episode features the enormously well-traveled Danielle Bell, who is known in travel circles as Ms. International. She shares why and how she travels solo, clues us in on travel hacks and shares with us the 18 countries that she has visited and which is her favorite.

In this episode, you will hear from the phenomenal Jataun Rollins, LCSW! She is truly a Renaissance woman, who after having been unemployed for quite some time, having depleted savings and not knowing what’s next, received a huge grant from The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority. She founded 1863FWD, an organization whose mission is to empower those reentering the community after incarceration.

On this episode, you will hear from Charla Draper, a culinary phenom, who has been the Food Editor for Ebony Magazine and also for Southern Living Magazine. She shares with us what it’s been like to work in some of the most famous Test Kitchens, and how she has turned her experience into a successful business.

This week’s episode highlights Deneen L. Garrett, who is a mover and shaker within the Corporate Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) arena. Hear how DEI permeates every aspect of her life and why she is so committed to working on behalf of marginalized minority employees at a major corporation.

In this episode, we are blessed to hear the wisdom of business woman Effua McGowan. In this episode, Effua shares with us ways in which African American women age 50+ can continue to make an impact on the world, especially on the Continent of Africa! There is a place for you there!

Meet Cheryl Lawson-Wright, who has committed herself to a toxic-free lifestyle. She is also a breast cancer survivor, and according to Cheryl, everyone has a doctor inside of himself or herself. She shares with us how she survived other traumas, as well. Listen as Cheryl shares her frank perspectives on natural healing, and how every plant God created has a miracle in it!

After a long and prosperous career working with Fortune 100 companies, Peggy Hill, Founder and Educator at Yoga with Peggy H, shares with us how she helps individuals and organizations through workplace wellness in the Metro NYC improve their quality of life, health and productivity through transformative yoga programs.

On this episode, you will hear how Sheri Brazley turned her love of cooking and everything Julia Child into an exciting new career as a chef after retiring from city government.

On Episode 23, you will meet Trevy McDonald, a Scholar, Literary Entrepreneur andTransformational Speaker, who by age 25 secured her Ph.D. More importantly, she has dedicated her life to inspiring and empowering others, especially through the written word. Doyou desire to write a book? Tune in to hear Trevy's advice on how to do just that!

Today’s episode introduces you to Stephanie C. Williams, The Purpose Propellent. She has developed a reputation for helping individuals and businesses to grow. Learn what strategies that she uses to get her clients to the next level and to move past their comfort zones ultimately leading to a purpose-filled life!

Meet Monica Wisdom, a newly turned 50 Year Old, who has been on the move since she was a small child. Monica's drive was instilled early by her parents! Her mother was a school teacher that taught her how to grade papers when she was five years old. Her dad was teaching her the Periodic Chart not shortly thereafter. Hear how she turned those early learned skills into a successful career in cosmetology, writing publishing.

In this episode, I interview La Tanya Jackson, who is the epitome of someone who takes risks and lives out loud! La Tanya, most notably, has created a Bucket List which contains all of the things that she desires to do. She shares how she literally adds adventures to the list, her formula for consciously achieving everything on that list and how she doesn’t let even a crisis get in the way.

In this episode, I interview the phenomenal Marvinetta Penn, Founder and Executive Director of Global Girls, Inc., a non-profit organization that puts women and girl’s stories on stage and transforms lives. Through rigorous theater and dance training, Global Girls’ mission is to equip females of color with voice and skills to nurture their changemaking skills.

Doctorate in Progress, shares the work she has been doing around Alzheimer’s Disease in communities of color. She also shares why she is bodly pursing a doctorate in Nursing Research at age 61.

Celeste K. Jones, is an Attorney with The Cook County Public Guardian’s Office; she is also Legal Director of the Adult Guardianship Division. In this episode, she shares what the role is of The Public Guardian and how they are bound to protecting abused, neglected and dependent individuals.

In this episode, I interview Tamara Winfrey Harris as she shares how the stereotypes of Jezebel, Sapphire, Mammy and the Matriarch play out in the day to day lives of Black women. She celebrates Black women while calling out the America that has perpetuated these stereotypes.

In this episode, Bea Watson, Writer, Director and Producer speaks enthusiastically about the theatrical productions and books that has created and produced. Hear how she begins her writing process and how it is so meaningful for her to involve members of the community in her staged work.