You don’t want to miss this episode of Champagne Conversations Multiple Generations! Amanda and I talk to young, powerful millennial Rachel Lofton about what it means to be a feminist, either by choice or requirement, and how foundational Black women have been to the movement.  Rachel schools us on the importance of being a “ feminist who is a humanist” and drops so many other gems on this episode like the importance of  “listening to understand, rather than speaking to be heard”.   

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Tracy rides solo on this episode of Champagne Conversations Multiple Generations (CCMG), but doesn’t have to drink alone.  She is joined by young millennial, but old soul, seasoned entrepreneur, and mother of 9-month old twins, Kelley Geer.  On this week’s podcast, Tracy and Kelley sip bubbly and talk about how the different generations think about “success”. They discuss their definitions of success, the late, great Tina Turner’s definition, and how to adopt an attitude of always thinking “something great is going to happen!”.

You can find Kelley and her business, which provides bounce houses, ball pits and more for indoor and outdoor events on IG @TopplinTots.  

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We all have a somewhat different idea of what marriage means.  Growing up we are often led to believe that marriage is the path for everyone.  Basically, get married, have children and live happily ever after!  But marriage is not the path for everyone and there are many different ways that people choose to partner.  The fantasy of happily ever after, is just that, a fantasy.  Marriage is hard work and frankly, doesn’t always work out.  Yes, it can be rewarding but also one of the most challenging things you’ll ever do. Even Michelle Obama said she didn’t like her husband for 10 years!  In this episode, we'll discuss marriage from a range of perspectives from guests from the Silent Generation, Boomers, and Millennials. 

Joining Amanda and Tracy are:

Grace Hebert (Silent generation)- Retired nurse, entrepreneur, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, married for 69 years!  

Nyeri Osibin (Millennial) Software engineer and Product manager, wife, a mother, a sister, and a daughter. She is also a budding entrepreneur and is co-developing a health and wellness product that promotes holistic solutions for women. Check out her new business @empowermindsoul on IG or www.empowermindsoul.com

Imani Elliott Foote  (Millennial)- Special Education Elementary Teacher and Interventionist, wife, sister, daughter and auntie. Alongside her sister, she is also co-developing a health and wellness product that promotes holistic remedies for women's health. @empowermindsoul on IG or www.empowermindsoul.com 

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While our community has learned how to make money and we have many, who are millionaires and even some billionaires, we now need to focus on how we build generational wealth with the money we have earned.  Today on Champagne Conversations Multiple Generations (CCMG), Amanda and I are joined by two seasoned powerhouse attorneys, where we discuss how to leave a financial legacy and all things involved in estate planning.   Estate planning Millennial attorney, Lillie N. Nkenchor, and Baby Boomer attorney and multi-hyphenate, Shelia Dansby Harvey, walk us through how to influence your asset planning.  If you have any assets, regardless of  value,  and you have folks that you care about, who you want to benefit from those assets, this conversation is for you.

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“Racism”:  Today on Champagne Conversations Multiple Generations we will discuss the heated topic of racism with two of our favorite Millennials and GenXer Tenisha Tate Austin and Gigi Lewis.  This conversation highlights that Black folks are definitely not a monolith and the need to think about and address this complex issue from multiple directions.  

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“Body Image – Head to Toe” –  Episode 1.  Physical appearance has always been an issue for all women and especially Black women, since we were traditionally not the American standard of beauty.  Today on Champagne Conversations Multiple Generations we discuss, with two accomplished Gen X and Millennial women, how messages from family and the media have impacted their body images – head to toe.   

Gigi Lewis, our Gen x recovering corporate baddie, has spent over 15 years spearheading some of your favorite marketing campaigns from brands like Gatorade, Cadillac, and the largest streaming giant among many others.  Gigi is re-emerging as an independent photographer, capturing culture on her terms.

Tenisha Tate Austin, our representative Millennial, spent over 20 years as an educator and public-school principal and now spends her time helping schools and corporations understand the impact and importance of diversity and inclusion as a consultant and owner of Critical Friends, LLC.

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