In this inspiring episode of Connect Like Minds, host Sharryse Piggott sits down with Christine Blosdale to explore her journey from award‑winning broadcaster to expert authority coach. Christine shares powerful insights on building an authentic personal brand, overcoming imposter syndrome, and using storytelling to create influence, trust, and connection. This conversation is packed with practical guidance for entrepreneurs, creatives, and anyone ready to step into their voice and elevate their impact.

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In this engaging interview, Mark Goldfinger, General Manager of North America at Mindspace, shares his journey from athletic pursuits to leading global coworking spaces. Discover insights on leadership, the importance of networking, and the evolving landscape of flexible workspaces.

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Roz White shares her inspiring journey through the arts, from her DC roots to Broadway, highlighting her resilience, mentorship, and the power of storytelling. Discover her insights on performing, overcoming obstacles, and her current projects including Alicia Keys' musical Hell's Kitchen.

In this episode of the Connect Like Minds podcast, host Sharryse Piggott interviews Dorian Purnell, a multifaceted individual who is a barber, DJ, entrepreneur, and founder of the nonprofit Fade for the Grade. Dorian shares his journey from growing up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland to becoming a successful barber and entrepreneur. He discusses the challenges he faced in pursuing his passion, the importance of mentorship, and how he empowers youth through his nonprofit initiatives. Dorian's story is one of resilience, community engagement, and the drive to make a positive impact in the lives of young people.

In this engaging conversation, Dorian Purnell shares his journey from barbering to DJing, his battle with cancer, and his ambitions in podcasting. He emphasizes the importance of drive, customer service, and self-worth in the barbering industry, while also discussing the impact of music on mental health.

Dorian's resilience shines through as he recounts his experiences and the lessons learned along the way, including the importance of surrounding oneself with positivity and support. He also touches on the significance of mentorship and the power of storytelling through his children's book.

In this episode of Connect Like Minds, host Sharryse Piggott sits down with wellness coach and Fruit is Life founder Stephone Jeffrey.

Stephone shares how living with chronic kidney disease and multiple sclerosis became the catalyst for a profound shift in his approach to health and life.

During this conversation, Stephone discusses:

This episode highlights the power of mindset, community, and intentional living when facing life’s toughest moments.

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In this episode of the Connect Like Minds Podcast, host Sharryse Piggott sits down with motivational speaker and life coach Ashlee Marie for a powerful and heartfelt conversation about faith, healing, and purpose.

Ashlee shares her journey from Houston to Jacksonville and reflects on the childhood influences that shaped her dreams of becoming a pediatrician. She opens up about how her path led her into public speaking and coaching, where she now empowers others to find their voice and embrace their worth.

The conversation also dives into Ashlee’s experiences with motherhood, overcoming domestic violence, and the role faith and community have played in her healing journey. Through honesty and vulnerability, Ashlee reminds listeners of the importance of sharing their stories and using their experiences to uplift and inspire others.

This episode is a powerful reminder that even through life’s hardest moments, purpose, healing, and growth are still possible.

🎧 Tune in for an inspiring conversation about resilience, self-worth, and the power of transformation.

In this episode of the Connect Like Minds podcast, host Sharryse Piggott interviews her sister, Breonna Johnson, an entrepreneur and founder of the nonprofit organization 'Because I Am My Sister's Keeper.'

They discuss Breonna's upbringing in Snow Hill, Maryland, her journey in basketball, her transition to college, and her career in finance. Brianna shares her insights on mentorship, marriage, and parenting, as well as the impact of her nonprofit on young girls in her community. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-love, personal development, and the power of sisterhood.

In this episode of Connect Like Minds, host Sharryse Piggott interviews Lynaia Jordan, a director and screenwriter whose journey from surviving domestic violence to building a career in film is nothing short of inspiring.

Growing up in the housing projects of Baltimore, Lynaia faced adversity at every turn. After escaping an abusive relationship, she made a powerful decision to change her life — and use storytelling as a tool for healing and impact.

This conversation explores resilience, breaking generational cycles, finding purpose after trauma, and what it really takes to step into your calling.

In this powerful episode of Connect Like Minds, host Sharryse Piggott sits down with Joie Cook — a military service member and founder of Support Her Boots, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting female veterans.

In this episode, we discuss:

In this episode of Connect Like Minds, host Sharryse Piggott sits down with business advisor and entrepreneur Jimmy Rios to talk about culture, discipline, resilience, and the future of entrepreneurship.

Jimmy shares how growing up Colombian American shaped his work ethic, how he overcame adversity, and how he built Rios Business Advisors. They also dive into the role of AI and technology in modern business, the importance of credit, innovative networking, and the mission behind Jimmy’s podcast Eye Level to High Level.