Anxiety is a Mutha!

This weeks guest is Founder and Executive Director of Brown Girls Do Ballet, Takiyah Wallace. Brown Girls do ballet is a non profit dedicated to providing annual scholarships, a mentor network, and community programs to empower young girls. Visit their website www.browngirlsdoballet.com to learn more, donate or apply for scholarships.

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This week we sit down with True crime content creator and Youtuber Sunny Shay V to discuss the importance of cleansing your mental palette, knowing when to take a break and how we are prioritizing our mental health during Mental health awareness month.

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This week the ladies decide to go off the script and just simply just catch up. It seems that the only time they get to speak with their busy lives is on record day.

This week we sat down with Author Rose Greer to discuss her book Damn God, My tears didn't change God's mind. Rose share her journey of healing and grief after the loss of her eldest son Troy Lee. Damn God is a very jarring, real and healing all in one.

I thought I was above it, but in having to endure it, I found life again. As a part of my healing, I speak on behalf of every heart that has experienced loss, pain, grief, numbness, emptiness and suffocation.

-Rose Greer

Purchase "Damn God" and Mrs. Rose Latest book "Face Off" via rosegreer.com and Amazon


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Happy Mothers Day!

After a much needed break the ladies are back with part 2 of their conversation with lilD. Tune in and tell us what you think

This week the ladies of Anxiety is a Mutha! chat it up LilD, a major player in the radio and entertainment industry.

The ladies discuss the women empowerment movement, the beauty in depression and so much more.

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This episode the ladies decide to go into the archives from season 1 and bring back this classic.

The ladies of AIAM sit down with the legendary Freeway Rick Ross to discuss how he's been able to rebuild his wealth after being incarcerated for nearly 20 years for drug trafficking. Once one of the most notorious drug dealers in the 80's making millions of dollars a day and living life on his terms. Kita and Laurie chat it up to dive deep into his mental state after being sentenced to life during those times. He updates us on projects he's working on and how he's working so hard to reach out to the youth. Tune in and be sure leave us a review.

This week we are joined y special guest Wyletta Dilworth-Johnson aka the Autism Fairy, as we celebrate World Autism Day! Tune in as we discuss the challenges she face and how she overcame after her son was diagnosed.

The ladies are taking a much needed break this week! But don't worry, we didn't forget about you. Its still Womens month and this week we are re-airing a listener favorite ep from last years Womens month when we sat down with Lee Greer of Body by Lee. Tune in now and be sure to rate, subscribe and share with a friend!

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This week the ladies of AIAM have the privilege of sitting with the Mayor of their home town of El Dorado, AR, Mayor Veronica Smith-Creer.

They talk unhealed childhood traumas they are still working through and what it's like to be the first African-American Mayor in El Dorado.

tune in to hear so much more.

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