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This is an unforgettable story of grit, grace, and God’s purpose. Some stories are so powerful, they demand more time. That’s why I’m thrilled to welcome back Dr. Brenda Combs, the guest whose first appearance on Be Visible with Veronica became one of the most watched, downloaded, and requested episodes to date.

Brenda’s story is nothing short of extraordinary: from living homeless under a Phoenix bridge for 10 years to earning her doctorate, publishing multiple books, fostering children, and building businesses alongside her husband, Tony. Her journey is the ultimate reminder that setbacks are the setup for comebacks.

 In this episode, we discuss:

• How Brenda went from homelessness and addiction to becoming an author, speaker, and entrepreneur

• The publishing journey: from Simon & Schuster contract to self-publishing to running her own publishing company

• Her bestselling book Finding My Shoes (soon to be a movie!) and what it means to share your story boldly

• Real talk about entrepreneurship: the sacrifices, the setbacks, and the faith that carries you through

• Building family and legacy through love — fostering children and raising young men into leaders and entrepreneurs

Connect with Dr. Brenda Combs
Website: brendacombs.com
Instagram: @drbrendacombs
Books: Finding My Shoes and more on Amazon

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Today, we feature a story born from heartbreak, hope, and an unshakable vision. Every fourth episode of Be Visible with Veronica, we shine a light on nonprofits making a difference for women, children, and animals. 

Lorraine Tallman, founder of Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels, shares the extraordinary legacy of her daughter Amanda, who fought childhood cancer with courage and compassion and sparked a movement that continues to transform lives worldwide.

From Comfy Cozies for Chemo apparel to financial support for families, counseling, holistic healing, and global outreach, Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels is creating joy, dignity, and relief for children battling cancer and their families.

 In this episode, we discuss:

• Amanda's story and the birth of a nonprofit that carries her legacy

• How Comfy Cozies for Chemo empowers children with dignity and comfort during treatment

• The ripple effect of giving before you're "profitable” — and why every entrepreneur can weave giving into their mission

• A vision for the future: building a center where fragile children can simply be kids

This is a story of courage, compassion, and the unstoppable power of love.

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Support Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels
Website: amandahope.org
Instagram: @ahrangels

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What if grief didn't just break you, but became a portal to unshakable trust, creativity, and conscious entrepreneurship?

In this soul-stirring episode of Be Visible with Veronica, I sit down with my dear friend of 7 years, Reverend Joya Sosnowski, founder of Vibologie.com. Joya’s story is one of unimaginable loss and profound transformation. Through “mystical grief,” she discovered not only how to survive, but how to evolve — stepping into new dimensions of artistry, spirituality, and entrepreneurship.

 What you'll hear in this episode:

• Why life is less like a puzzle and more like a mosaic — beauty in cracks and imperfection

• The sacred economy and how entrepreneurship is shifting from “what you know” to “who you are”

• How grief rewires the brain much like psychedelics — and why that matters for healing

• Hearing and co-creating with her late son Weston, as part of her ongoing entrepreneurial and spiritual path

• The three-brain connection: head, heart, and gut, and why grief activates the wisdom we ignore

• A radical teaching on self-trust: “You're never not trusting something. If you're in doubt, you're trusting doubt. If you're in fear, you're trusting fear.”

• The truth test for entrepreneurs: what lights you up expands you; what drains you is not your path

This episode is both mystical and practical — a call for women entrepreneurs to stand in their values, trust their frequency, and lead from the heart.

 Connect with Reverend Joya Sosnowski
Website: Vibologie.com
Instagram: @vibologie

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What if makeup could do more than change your look — what if it could shift how you show up in life?

In this episode of Be Visible with Veronica, I sit down with Tamara Bickley, an in-demand makeup artist whose work spans from brides to celebrities to custom-formulated foundation for clients across the globe. She’s also the founder of Tami B. Custom Makeup, a vegan, chemical-free, skin-loving makeup line designed for real life and real beauty.

From sneaking black eyeliner as a teen to creating a loyal client base who trust her artistry with their most important moments, Tamara shares how makeup isn’t about hiding it’s about enhancing the beauty you already have. 

We talk about:

• How confidence shifts the moment you see yourself differently in the mirror
• The entrepreneurial leap from journalism to full-time makeup artist
• Why she refuses to mass-market her line — and what personal touch has to do with it
• Building a beauty brand with clean, customized products
• Lessons in business, boundaries, and staying in your lane

If you’ve ever felt the transformation that comes from being seen — not just by others, but by yourself — you’ll love this conversation. 

Connect with Tamara Bickley
Website: TamaraMakeupArt.com
Instagram: @tamara_makeup

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What happens after you've survived the hardest seasons of your life?

Amber Golden calls it The Queen Chapter—and she's here to help women rise in it.

In this powerful episode, I sit down with Amber Golden, speaker, entrepreneur, five-time bestselling author, and founder of The Queen Chapter community for women 50+ (and those preparing for what's next). Together, we explore how Amber turned her personal story into a global movement of sovereignty, sisterhood, and second chances.

We talk about:

• What it means to rebuild after the "5 D’s": Divorce, Death, Disease, Debt, and Displacement
• How Amber became the first female keynote speaker and chief guest at Pine Grove School in India
• The legacy of her fourth-generation entrepreneurial family
• Why it's never too late to reinvent, lead, and leave your mark

This episode is a masterclass in midlife power, possibility, and purpose. Don't miss it. Want Amber back for a Part 2? Drop a comment wherever you listen.

Connect with Amber:
Website: goldenleadershipinstitute.com
Join The Queen Chapter Community: Skool Group
Shop her Books + Gear: queen-chapter.myshopify.com

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Transformation isn't just about how high you rise—it's about how deeply you believe in your own worth.

In this inspiring nonprofit spotlight episode, I’m joined by Stephanie Brown, founder of Haus of Cheer, a mentorship program designed to help young women in grades 6–12 build confidence, mental wellness, and leadership from the inside out.


Stephanie shares how her journey as a cheer coach, leadership trainer, and faith-filled mentor led her to create a 12-week program that meets girls exactly where they are and helps them rise into their purpose.


We talk about:




The moment that sparked the vision for Haus of Cheer




Why “HAUS” isn’t just a word—it’s a declaration




The deep importance of building confidence in adolescence




How her coaching certifications and faith shape her approach




Why mentorship matters more than ever




And what it truly means to “become your own cheerleader first—so you can cheer on the next girl.”




🟡 This is Episode 12—which means it’s our third nonprofit spotlight!

Every fourth episode of Be Visible with Veronica is dedicated to amplifying the work of a purpose-driven nonprofit. Let this remind you: visibility isn’t just about business—it’s about impact.



🎁 Free Resource from Stephanie:

👉 7 Ways to Connect with Your Growing Daughter https://hocm.us/opt-in-page-page


This heartfelt, actionable guide is packed with tips to help strengthen your relationship, foster open communication, and create meaningful moments with your daughter or any young girl in your life.



Learn more about Haus of Cheer:

🔗 https://hocm.us/



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Still hustling for every dollar while undervaluing your brilliance?

In this empowering episode of Be Visible with Veronica, I sit down with Paula Onysko, a money and business coach who has helped women step into six-figure success and beyond — all without burnout or selling their soul. With 20+ years of experience, Paula is a powerful force for soul-aligned business growth. Her clients don’t just make more money — they build lives and businesses they actually love.

 We talk about:

• Why your low-ticket offers might be blocking your abundance

• How one client’s calendar filled only after she priced her offer at $1,997+

• Creating “money pathways” that lead to purpose, peace, and profit

• Why hustle is outdated — and what to align instead

• Paula’s signature Soul-Inspired Selling™ and The Money Love Club™

This episode is for the woman ready to rise, charge her worth, and receive with ease.

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Want More Aligned Abundance?

Download Paula Onysko’s money tapping scripts at www.paulaonysko.com/tapping

Also, connect with Paula across her social media channels and visit her website to schedule a soul-aligned Clarity Call that opens your mind to money leaps!

www.paulaonysko.com 

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In this milestone 10th episode of Be Visible with Veronica, I sit down with powerhouse entrepreneur and business strategist Colleen Biggs — a woman who’s launched over 340 businesses and continues to redefine what leadership looks like.

Colleen is the co-owner of Beyond Basil Mobile Pizzeria and Phoenix Drone Pros, a first-degree Black Belt (yes, really!), and the founder of Empower and Elevate, a dynamic conference for female entrepreneurs. With deep roots in business development and franchising, her passion lies in building successful businesses and helping others do the same through clarity, confidence, and strategic growth.

We talk about:

How to grow with your business (not just in it)

What launching hundreds of businesses taught her about leadership

The power of community through her platforms: Lead Up for Women and The Leap Community

How she’s blending heart and hustle to elevate others

Colleen was recently honored with the Female Business Builder of the Year Award by NAWBO Phoenix and continues to champion women in business with bold, unapologetic action.

🎧 Tune in and share with a woman who’s ready to trade burnout for purpose and paycheck for possibility.

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What if your business could outlive you?

When Green Living Magazine was just an idea, Dorie Morales saw more than pages and print; she saw a movement. A mission. A way to leave the world better than she found it.

In this powerful episode, Dorie shares how she:
 Took a leap of faith into eco-conscious publishing
 Bought out her original business partner
 Built Arizona’s #1 sustainability magazine from scratch
 Said YES to her moonshot: making Green Living a national (and global!) platform

However, this is more than just a business story—it's about legacy through leadership.

We dive deep into:

• 
  The entrepreneurial moment she trusted her gut and said YES

• 
  The real story behind launching and sustaining a media brand for 15+ years

• 
  How one Earth Day event packed with legislators and change-makers lit a fire for even bigger impact

• 
  Why visibility isn’t about vanity—it’s about service, sustainability, and future generations

This is a must-watch for entrepreneurs, mission-driven women, and anyone building something that matters.

Connect with Dorie & Green Living Magazine
Website: https://greenlivingmag.com
Instagram: @greenlivingmag
LinkedIn: Dorie Morales

 Mentioned in this episode:

• 
  The Alter Ego Effect by Todd Herman

• 
  The Moment of Lift by Melinda Gates

• 
  The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

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  Arizona women’s small business funding resources (linked in full show notes on the website)
•  The Arizona Microbusiness Loan Program | Office of Economic Opportunity

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In this deeply moving episode of Be Visible™ with Veronica, I sit down with Tammie Webb, co-founder of OCJ Kids, a powerful nonprofit rooted in dignity, faith, and service. Tammie shares the extraordinary journey she and her husband, Gary, have walked — from youth pastors to national advocates for children in foster care— guided by nothing more than a “yes” and a God-sized vision.

 Every fourth episode of Be Visible with Veronica highlights a nonprofit or mission-driven leader because visibility isn’t just for profit; it’s also for purpose. 

Whether you're a nonprofit leader, a business owner with heart, or someone looking to make a difference, this episode will move you.

We dive into:

• 
  The early days of OCJ Kids and how one small act of compassion grew into a global ripple.

• 
  What a "Dignity Room" is and why a fresh pair of pajamas can change a child's life.

• 
  The life-changing Adulting Summit and how a donated suit transformed one teen’s future.

• 
  Healing doesn’t just come from program, it comes from people who see you.

• 
  How their new facility will quadruple impact and create a sacred space for caseworkers, youth, and foster families.

Plus, Tammie shares how you—yes, YOU—can make a difference. Whether you’re a business owner, volunteer, or someone who just wants to give back, OCJ Kids is creating tangible, lasting change with heart and purpose.

If you’ve ever felt the nudge to do more, this conversation will light that fire.

Resources + Links:

Tamara Webb

Co-Founder & Director of Operations

OCJ Kids

21630 N 9th Ave #103, Phoenix, AZ 85027

(602) 439 – 2171 (o) | (623)  210 – 6273 (c)

www.ocjkids.org