Sister Radio talked with the wonderful Shanda Catrice about racism, spirituality and radical love. Our world is in a time of unrest and upheavel but Shanda shares her perspective on how spiritual communities can lead the way in tackling our biggest problems. Be sure to let us know what you think! Shanda is known as a "Truth illuminator and Love liberator" and is a Radical Love coach. Find out more about Shanda at her website ShandaCatrice.com and her work at Empath School  Follow Shanda on Twitter,Facebook, and Instagram @ShandaCatrice Visit us at SisterRadio.com

Women are amazing! And together we can accomplish the impossible. But there's still so much jealousy and negative competition between women... Like Taylor Swift and Katie Perry. But what happens when women put that aside and lift each other up? Listen in as Crystal Kelly (Founder of Power of Your Purse) talks with us about why women coming together will change the world. Follow Crystal on Twitter and Instagram And learn more about us at www.SisterRadio.com

Concita Thomas is a fitness coach for women and she has some unique insight to getting fit and living a healthy lifestyle. Listen in as Concita gives us tips on weight loss and fitness. This interview is so fun and great for anyone who needs advice for their health journey. P.S. Concita went to Brown University and she keeps it real! Loved having her on the show :) Follow Concita on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Visit ConcitaThomas.com

Listen in as Ambitionista and life coach. Mira Joleigh, talks with us about life, business and love. Mira is amazing at connecting people to their passion and purpose, so if you need some direction and insight, this is the show for you. Come get inspired! We will also be talking about Pride Month and remembering the Orland Pulse shooting. We love y'all! For more about Mira click here

Martina Abrahams has a passion for storytelling and is giving a voice to black milennials on her podcast, You Had Me at Black. Listen in as we talk with her about life, what inspires her and why storytelling is important. Click here for more information on You Had Me at Black Follow Martina on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook

Listen in as Angela Luna (Founder and CEO of ADIFF) talks with us about her inspiration to take the fashion industry and use it for good. Angela's company, ADIFF, has created and distributed jackets that double as tents and sleeping bags for the Syrian Refugee Crisis. She saw that there was a design problem and used innovation, passion and care to launch a product line that can help save lives. You will NOT want to miss this interview! Learn more about Angela and ADIFF here Watch Angela's TED Talk here For more information on us visit SisterRadio.com

This is the age of women. We're coming into our own, we're standing up for our rights and in business we are making amazing strides. And that's why we're so excited to talk to Amy Houck, the founder and CEO of 440 Marketing Group! Listen as Amy talks with us about her passion, dreaming BIG and what it's like to be a woman in business. Get insights, tips and inspiration! SisterRadio.com

Sister Radio is talking with nomadic style/travel blogger, Lindsey Puls. Lindsey is originally from Wisconsin but a few years ago she gave up everything to travel the world with her husband. In this show we're going to talk about the importance of travel and taking risks and what it's like to give up our social norms to follow our dreams. You can learn more about Lindsey on her style/travel blog Have Clothes, Will Travel. For more information about Sister Radio visit SisterRadio.com

In this show we're talking with Joanie Rapier of the Groovaloos about diversity and faith. Joanie is a Southern California girl who has followed her passions and dreams as a dancer and artist. She is a wife, sister and mother, and is raising an interracial family in Los Angeles, California. Listen in as we ask her about her life and perspective on everything going on in America, as well as the faith she has needed to overcome and thrive as a woman. You do not want to miss this show! Joanie Rapier also works with the ground-breaking dance group, the Cantinas Dance Project.

In this show we're talking with Carmen Cadran about art and culture! After immigrating from Venezuela, Carmen has gone on to accomplish so many amazing things for the Latinx community. She has her Masters and has worked with an Emmy-award winning communications company and Boston-based Latino newspaper, El Planeta. Now, Carmen is the Digital Communications Officer at the Massachusetts Cultural Council and is an active member for Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPF). Listen as we discuss her work and story as a Latina immigrant and how art and culture  shapes our world.  Get inspired to chase after your passions and learn a new perspective! Visit www.SisterRadio.com