Thank you for rocking with me for season 1! It’s not goodbye, it’s #I needavacayIllbebackinthefall. Seriously I am grateful for every guest, listener, supporter and Big Sister who made this possible. We are our sister’s keeper.

On this week's episode Registered Dietitian Amber Porter talks about why a customized nutrition plan is important, how an exercise class can change your future and how we can#eatourbestlife. Keep your fork handy, tune in and share with a friend!

This week I'm joined by Jessica Parson-UMO, CEO of Elevated Event Group, a premier event company.   We talk about the importance of celebrating the big, small, and in-between moments, how rest is apart of the creative journey and how being your sister's keeper can save your life. Lots of wisdom, laughs, a few happy tears, and much more! 

As we continue to look at social justice, representation continues to be a need. The Need to be seen, heard, understood, and encouraged. On this week's episode, I talk to Jalonda Thompson, M.ED, higher education professional, mentor, and the leader of the females in  engineering program at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. She shares how science impacts us all, inclusion is imperative and why Marco Polo can save your life. 

In this week's episode, we continue our series of #TheBrotherhood Edition. Pastor William Miller and I talk about the intersection of history, faith, social justice and why travel is a necessity. He shares his reflections as a Charleston, SC native as June marked five years since the massacre that took place at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.  You don't want to miss this episode! Thanks to this week's sponsor - New Journey Management From strategic project management to crafting engagement campaigns that deliver results, the team at New Journey Management is with you every step of the way. www.newjourneymgmt.co 

As we continue our #BrotherhoodEdition, I interview my dad Lyle Taylor - Pastor, community leader, military veteran and more. We talk about legacy, how he dealt with my crazy teenage years and why a change in our society must come. Tune in and share with a friend.

Starting this month we are kicking off #TheBrotherhood Edition. I'll be interviewing men who are making an impact in our community in a variety of different ways and advocating for the little sisters and (brothers)around the world.  On this episode, I'm joined by Quentin Deberry, founder of H3, a culture strategy company. We talk about entrepreneurship, social justice, and why the hustle will always cost you something

This week as thousands of people have protested around the world to express the outrage of the murder of George Floyd and demand police accountability, a question rises from the sidelines. What can I do to stop the injustice?  This week Lynn Carter (host of Good News Mama Podcast) joins me on the show to talk about why not being rascist isn't enough, what can white woman do to battle inequality and how does our faith in Jesus Christ mandate a response. You don't want to miss this conversation! 

When you were little, what did you want to be when you grew up?  A teacher, a baker, or maybe a doctor? In this week's episode, you'll hear from Amber Brooks, MD whose dreams have turned into reality as an anesthesiologist, mentor and health equity advocate.  Amber shares jewels from her journey as a black woman in medicine and why being a doctor is a God-given gift; one that comes with responsibility and the desire to help others. She shares her hopes for equity, how we can find our wellness fit, and how to protect our emotional wellness during tumultuous times.

As the school year comes to an end around for many students and parents, join me as I interview Jessica Allen, an education professional. We talk about ways to make learning fun, the homeschool struggle,  and how current events are shaping this generation's belief system.