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In this special episode, while visiting her family in the beautiful Honolulu, Hawaii, Bria and her sister Keshia reflect on navigating different seasons of life, embracing new experiences, and learning valuable lessons along the way.
Bria ask her sister, Keisha, questions about the many changes that she made in her life from ballet to army and marriage to motherhood and even about their sisterhood.
Tune in for an authentic sister-to-sister conversation filled with reflection, encouragement, and reminders to give ourselves grace as we continue to grow. No matter what season of life you’re in, there is always an opportunity to learn, evolve, and move forward with intention.
In this episode, Bria reflects on the value of time and how we choose to spend it. From relationships and friendships to work, faith, and personal growth, we’ll discuss why time is one of our most precious resources and how living intentionally can help us make the most of every season of life.
In this episode, Bria encourage listeners to focus on their own journey, mind their business, and protect their peace. Inspired by 1 Thessalonians 4:11, Bria talks about living with intention and avoiding unnecessary stress. Bria also shares an update about the grand opening of her online wellness business “Changing with Chabrisha” and this exciting new chapter.
https://www.amway.com/myshop/BriaWashington
In this episode, Bria sit down with her close friend Alana and have a real conversation about faith, creativity, friendship, and life changes. Alana and Bria reflect on their seven-year friendship, creative journeys, and the changes that shaped them into who they are today. Bria and Alana also tell info about a new project that they are working on together. This podcast episode is honest, uplifting, and rooted in friendship and sisterhood. This episode is for anyone navigating transition and choosing to grow with grace.
In this episode of Changing with Chabrisha, Bria open up about how the end of 2024 was the worst time of her life, how 2025 was her year of rebuilding, and how God truly stabilized her. Now stepping into 2026, Bria is choosing to move forward with intention and is inviting her Balanced Besties to do the same. Bria also share exciting news about launching her wellness business through Amway. Tune in and let’s grow together this year.
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https://www.amway.com/myshop/BriaWashington
On this episode of Changing With Chabrisha, what started as a casual cousin visit turned into an unexpected, unfiltered podcast moment. Bria’s cousin, Carey Washington, a talented singer featured in tracks and music videos with NLE Choppa, randomly agreed to hop on the mic, creating an authentic conversation neither of them planned for.
Together, Bria and Carey dive into God, life, career, growth, and the changes that shape who we’re becoming. From personal reflections to real talk about faith and creativity. This episode captures the kind of honest, uplifting energy that only family can spark.
Tune in for laughter, transparency, and a look at change from two different but connected perspectives.
On this episode of Changing with Chabrisha, Bria invites her talented sister Timia Cherel Washington (TimiaFace) on the podcast to share her experiences in the beauty industry and evolving as a creative.
In this episode of Changing with Chabrisha, Bria starts season 3 off by sharing that she lost her oldest sister Tiera Chanel Washington to death. Bria explains that along with her sister she’s also grieving her aunt Avis Garrett and now her cousin Horace Smith.
Bria hasn’t made a podcast episode in 6 months, but thanks to inspiration from a friend she wants to shared with everyone how important it is to not take for granted the time you have with your loved ones and to extend comfort and compassion to those who loss a loved one to death.
In this podcast episode, Bria wraps up season 2 by sharing her point of view from the topics that her followers sent her on Instagram to discuss.
In this episode, Bria talks about events that happened during her summer and she encourages her listeners to be vulnerable, make time to feel your feelings and go to therapy.
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