What happens when the food you love starts killing the people you love? Nearly 20 years ago, Fonda Kitt Muhammad was facing high blood pressure, weight struggles, and family eating habits rooted in tradition but harmful to health. Instead of giving up, she leaned on faith in G’d, self-discipline, and love for her family to rewrite the narrative.

In this powerful episode of Because G’d Said So — part of Health Is Wealth Week — Fonda shares:
💚 How she lost over 100 pounds and kept it off
💚 Why she said NO to meat and YES to life
💚 The challenges and victories of bringing her family into a vegan lifestyle
💚 How faith guided her transformation and continues to fuel her purpose

Her story is proof that healing begins at the dinner table and that choosing health is choosing legacy.

👉 Tap in and be inspired to make your own shift — because your body, your family, and your future are worth it.

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In this powerful episode of Because G’d Said So, we’re tackling the often-overlooked topic of financial health and literacy with two powerhouse guests: Ari B, our resident financial boss mom, and Sharif, a father and entrepreneur who’s breaking generational cycles through insurance education.

Sharif shares how his journey from full-time AAA employee to part-time insurance agent became his legacy mission to ensure his children’s future was protected — and how insurance isn’t just a necessity, but an empowering tool for Black families. Ari B shares her expertise on financial literacy, busting myths about insurance and financial planning, and why understanding the system can unlock long-term wealth for our communities.

This episode is filled with real strategies, actionable advice, and life-changing tools for anyone looking to build financial stability, protect their legacy, and break the cycle of financial illiteracy. Whether you’re a single mom, entrepreneur, or family head — this conversation is for you.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

• Why insurance is an essential tool for generational wealth
• How to overcome financial barriers in the Black community
• Simple steps to understand financial systems that empower us
• Why financial literacy should be taught early in Black homes

💡 Tune in and learn how to use insurance, financial planning, and education as tools for creating long-term wealth for yourself and your family.

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This episode of Because G’d Said So goes RAW, UNCUT, and UNAPOLOGETIC about the mental health crisis facing Black men today. Aseelah sits down with Hyfa and Ty for a brutally honest conversation on depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder — and the dangerous coping methods too many brothers turn to, from street drugs to alcohol, that only make the pain worse.

Ty shares his own deeply personal journey as an active sports enthusiast, pushing himself to play both football and basketball on a broken heel, hoping for a bench break — only to end up with a major injury that left him immobile, facing surgery, and sidelined for over a year. The physical pain was one battle, but the mental toll was another — one that far too many Black men fight in silence.

This isn’t a highlight reel conversation. It’s a real-life deep dive into the struggles, the stigma, and the steps to healing for Black men under pressure — in sports, in life, and in legacy building.

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What happens when life falls apart… and you decide to rebuild smarter?

In this powerful episode of Because G’d Said So, Aseelah sits down with Ari B — a single mother of three who turned pain into purpose and a damaged credit score into a six-figure career.

After divorce, heartbreak, and financial stress, Ari didn’t just bounce back — she came back with a strategy. She learned the credit game, reclaimed her worth, and now teaches other women how to secure funding, fix their credit, and position themselves for real financial freedom.

✨ If you’ve ever asked, “Can I really start over?” — this episode is your answer.

🖤 You’ll learn:
– How Ari rebuilt her credit with intention
– The mindset shift that changed her finances
– Why access to capital changes everything for Black women
– And how YOU can start your comeback today

🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you stream your shows.

#BecauseGdSaidSo #BlackWomenRebuilding #CreditComeback #FSFCircle #SingleMomPower #FinancialHealing #LegacyMinded #FaithFamilyFreedom

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What happens when a Black man comes home from federal prison at 23 years old… and refuses to be a statistic?

In this powerful episode of Because G’d Said So, Aseelah Z. Carter sits down with a formerly incarcerated brother who served 5 years in the federal system — and now earns over six figures while rebuilding his life, his name, and his legacy.

🛑 This is NOT your average reentry story.

We dive into the real barriers Black men face after incarceration — from reclaiming civil rights, to navigating silent trauma, to discovering the financial tools nobody teaches you inside. This is the episode every man coming home — and every woman holding him down — needs to hear.

🎙️ In This Episode:

• The #1 mindset shift that helped him escape survival mode
• Why most Black men don’t access the resources available to them
• How he built a six-figure career with a record — and no roadmap
• The truth about family pressure, rebuilding trust, and role confusion after prison
• Why healing structure is the missing piece in most reentry programs

If you’ve been impacted by incarceration — directly or indirectly — this is your call to action.
We’re not just surviving anymore. We’re building structure, wealth, and purpose.

🎧 Tap in. Share it with a brother. And let’s build this legacy — together.

#JusticeInvolvedHealing #OperationFamily2026 #BecauseGdSaidSo #BlackMenLead #ReentrySupport #FamilyStructureFirst

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This ain’t just a podcast — it’s a movement born from fire, faith, and forty-eight years of fighting for family.

In this powerful premier episode of Because G’d Said So, host Aseelah Z. Carter shares the unfiltered truth about why this show exists, why YOU were called to it, and why now is the time to heal what’s been hurting for generations.

From the hood to motherhood.
From braiding chairs to boardrooms.
From pain to purpose.
Aseelah opens up about her life as a Black Muslim woman, mother of 14, nonprofit founder, and generational curse-breaker — and why this podcast is more than just mic talk… it’s sacred strategy for the survival and structure of the Black family.

🎧 In this Episode:

• The spiritual moment that led to launching this podcast
• Why justice-involved families need space to speak, heal, and rebuild
• The real reason we stay stuck in survival mode — and how to break out
• What G’d said that made Aseelah move — and why you’re probably hearing that same call

💫 If you’ve ever…

• Held down the whole house alone
• Loved someone through incarceration
• Wondered if healing was even possible for your family
• Or felt G’d pushing you toward purpose through pain…

This episode is your confirmation.

🖤 Subscribe, share, and follow the movement.
Because when G’d said so… we moved.

#BecauseGdSaidSo #FamilyStructureFirst #PodcastForBlackFamilies #JusticeInvolvedHealing #BlackWomenHeal #LegacyBuilders #SpiritualPodcast #MotherhoodAndHealing #AseelahSpeaks

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