Hey y'all,I just wanted to take a few minutes to drop in and share my two cents on the social pressures around how people "should be" responding to COVID19 and the state everyone is in.As always, thanks for listening. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode, I sat down with Bryanna Woodfolk a lead actress in the upcoming independent film Kessler. Bryanna gave some insight into her experience on what it was like to film the movie and her personal experience as an actress.Bryanna Woodfolk made her way into the movie via an audition process that took place here in Raleigh where she landed the role of the girlfriend to the main character, Kesler. When Bryanna is not filming for independent films she's working at the Veterinary hospital as a pharmacy technician. Bryanna grew up in Raleigh where she spent a lot of time exploring her passions and continues to pursue them.In this episode Bryanna also shares that the independent film Kessler will be kicking off the film release with a 5 city movie tour starting here in Raleigh! The viewings of this film are followed by a Q&A session/networking session.The dates are as follows:Raleigh, NC/ February 26, 2020Charlotte, NC/ March 27, 2020Atlanta, GA/ April 24, 2020Washington, DC/ May 29, 2020NY/ June 26, 2020Follow the movie's instagram page @KesslerTheMovie and click the link in bio for more details and viewing locations! Be sure to purchase your tickets!__________________Hosted by Daeja WoodardIG: @HeyDaejaEmail: [email protected] sure to Rate, Share, & Subscribe See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

About this episode's guest:Taylor Butler is a 21 year old senior at NC State University. Her major is communication. She is a freelance makeup artist who began doing makeup back in 2012. Her creative eye for art and passion for makeup gave rise to her own business, Her Majesty. Her Majesty is inspired by the diversity of skin tones and believes int he beauty in all cultures. Being a woman of color herself, Taylor became aware of the struggles people of color face in the makeup industry. She states, "whether it be the misrepresentation in ads, lack of diversity in product lines, or the lack of diversity among makeup artists, people of color have never been catered because of their complexion. Her Majesty does not discriminate and aspires to uplift each and everyone of its client. Taylor loves being able to interact and build relationships with all of her clients. Her purpose is to make each client look and feel like royalty, which inspires her mantra, "When addressing someone of royalty, you must refer to them as majesty." Taylor believes in providing excellence through professional work and quality customer service. Taylor strives to exceed the desires, goals, and expectations of each client to the fullest. She has been blessed with the opportunity to learn and grow within the business. She would like to thank all of her family, friends, and clients for their love and support.Guest ReferencesInstagram: @ContactMuaTayWesbite: Hermajesties.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This episode is brief, but I NEEDED to podcast something! I've been gone for a while and I RETURNED! I have a lot for you all to tune into so I hope that you're eager to listen!

Super excited for the great things to come in the new year! Personally AND for the podcast! This episode is a quick update, since the holiday break went a lil longer than planned for me! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Lindsay M.She is a graduating senior (December 2018!) who has been studying Communication with a Concentration in Public Relations and a minor in Arts Entrepreneurship. Lindsay is from Charlotte, NC and has a great story to share.In this episode Lindsay shares what she was like entering college, the experiences that had huge impacts on her college experiences (going home for a semester, best friend transferring, amongst the typical changes you may associate with being in college).Lindsay is the Dec 2018 graduating class Commencement Speaker and she gives a ton of quotables throughout this episode so be sure to catch some of the gems!Lindsay's 4-3-2-1 Recap:4 words to sum up your college experienceLindsay: "Everything has a reason"3 things you would tell your younger selfLindsay: "I am beautiful, I am capable, It gets better."2 Things you'll always remember or takeaway from your college experience:Lindsay: "What you don't see, probably isn't there. People who value you, will show you", "Connections are important, take the time to really make connections with people."1 Person who's made a huge impact on your college experienceLindsay: "(My friend) Rachel, went to my high school and she came here before me...She was always one of the people that I could look to... She was always there with a positive word."Extras:Lindsay is the Founder of @TheMagnoliaEffect (on Instagram)Hosted by Daeja WoodardIG: @HeyDaejaEmail [email protected] be sure to Rate, Comment, & Subscribe!Don't forget to share & review! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So, as I mentioned when I began this podcast, I started not just for myself but those that I could connect with and the family members behind me. In this episode, you get the pleasure of meeting my cousin Brea who has just started college this past summer.Brea and I touch on how her first full college semester went, how her career plans shifted, and some high's and lows of her experience.BreaCollege: Medaille CollegeYear: FreshmenMajor: Vet Tech (Associate Degree)IG: @BreaonTopHosted by Daeja WoodardIG: GraceGrindGrowthPodcast / @HeyDaejaEmail: [email protected] be sure to Rate, Comment, & Subscribe