Digitally Interrupted With Mriamdigital

We had the opportunity to catch up with Kimberly Ocampo. She has a very unique story, Kimberly was struck by a vehicle back in 2015. She was paralyzed from the waist down. Since her accident she has completed races in her wheelchair. One event was a Red Sponsored event called "Wings For Life". She has been traveling all over the US telling her story and changing lives one at a time. 

We link up with Dominique Draper and J Cann. Draper is a Videographer and J Cann is a comedian based out of Houston TX. These two gentlemen have collaborated on a project they look to release late 2021 called "The Come Back". We talk about where they came from, and where do they see themselves going in their industry.

On this episode of Digitally Interrupted we interview a young lady by the name of Fabienne who lives in Lebanon. For the past 6 months (after the explosion in Beirut) they haven't been able to form a government to please the people.

Fabienne has been very vocal about her disagreements about how people are being treated in her country. They have limited access to their money and quality of life seems to be deteriorating.  

Izzy Diab joins us on Digitally Interrupted today. She gives us a insight on what women in her country of Jordan go through, and what they're expected to be as single and married women. Izzy gives us a lot of GREAT information! 

 What is thee million-dollar dream?
 Is it worth a million dollars? 
Motivational Speech

 My name is Amanda Rose, most of you know me from a video DaBaby posted from his ATL meet & greet. I’m a single mom of 1 beautiful and smart son. We’re originally from Philadelphia. We drove from Philadelphia to Atlanta to visit a friend and to get away for a few days. 

Once we arrived, the first few days were AMAZING! But then things took a turn for the worst, my car started to give out on us, I was extremely limited on funds so I couldn’t afford to get the issues addressed. 
The hustler in me kicked in, i started making hats trying to sell, I started doing doordash & ubereats. We pretty much over stayed our welcome at our initial place so now we were bouncing from AirBnb to my car. 
We completely hit rock bottom when all my funds were exhausted, we spent 2 nights in my car and I knew we just couldn’t do this for long. I received a little assistance from friends on Facebook and was able to get a room for the night.
 While scrolling Instagram I saw that DaBaby would be doing a meet & greet close to where I was staying. In that instant I decided that I’d take my crochet  hats with me and try to sell a couple of them to him. The wait was long but I was determined to make a couple bucks so that my son & I would have somewhere to stay that night. Unbeknownst to me my life was about to take a drastic change! After sitting outside the venue for 3+ hours, I FINALLY got  to meet with DaBaby I pretty much presented my hats and started to tell him about my journey so far in Atlanta, he was so moved by my drive to keep going for the sake of my son, that he donated $1000 to us and decided to help promote my business. Orders have now been rolling in but we are still not in a good place 

Collier Landry is a Los Angeles based cinematographer, filmmaker and Keynote speaker who has worked with many prestigious clients across the film & television, music and new media platforms including A&E, ABC, Disney, Fox, Discovery Snapchat & Ford. He is the Founder of Don't Touch My Radio, a full service commercial production and a proud member of IATSE Local 600 International Cinematographers Guild .

As a formally trained musician and photographer, Collier segued into film making as a means to creatively express and deal with his own traumatic story - that of the murder of his mother by his father when he was 11 years old - and to give a narrative voice to others in similar circumstances.

Collier is the co-creator and subject of A Murder in Mansfield, a documentary directed by two-time Academy Award Winner Barbara Kopple. Having played in over 50 film festivals worldwide, the film debuted on Investigation Discovery Network on November 17, 2018.

The film explores not only the collateral damage of violence and its traumatic repercussions, but the beauty of human strength and resilience through seemingly insurmountable odds.

When he is not behind the camera, Collier travels as a sought-after keynote speaker. His strong and passionate message of human resilience, hope and personal triumph over adversity has inspired audiences across the globe. Collier has been featured in Esquire, Variety, The New York Times, USA Today is a TED speaker and guest on the Dr. Phil show. 

Lindsay Zampach is a Art teacher out of Virginia who recently went viral on Tiktok when her students pulled a prank on her using Nelly Ft. Kelly Rowland "Dilemma". She talks about teaching during the pandemic and the love for her students. She explains how much she misses them and gets emotional talking about them.

Tynisha Keli Soares, known by her stage name Tynisha Keli, is an American singer-songwriter, who has seen her greatest success in Japan. She is best known for the single "I Wish You Loved Me" which was written by Rico Love and produced by Tha Cornaboyz. The singer's debut album, The Chronicles of TK, was released in Japan on April 22, 2009. The album peaked at number twelve on the Japanese Albums Chart, and sold 600,000 copies in Japan. The album's second single, Shatter'd, reached number four on Billboard's Japan Hot 100. Her second album, The 5th Element was released in August 2010 in Japan. It debuted at number one on Japan's iTunes, the first single released off the album "Love Hurts" also debuted at number one. The album peaked at number thirty-six on the Japanese Albums Chart.

We Speak to Tynisha on Clubhouse and open the floor for her fans to ask her questions.

Born and raised by the Jersey Shore, it has always been easy for me to take part in all of the summer boardwalk treats the shore has to offer. I was always "That Girl", grabbing snacks with friends and never worrying about what it was, what was in it, or how bad it was for me. I finally hit my heaviest weight in 2014 and knew something had to be done. Starting out with a basic gym membership, I had no idea what I was doing and would go straight to the cardio machines. Weights intimidated me and I was way too embarrassed to have a personal trainer. I went on with this for about 2 years until I was ready for an even bigger change.

I then joined a mixed martial arts gym chain and attended boxing and kickboxing classes between Jersey and Manhattan and began to lift weights with techniques the instructors had showed me. On top of it, I prioritized adding more activities to my daily routine such as going for long walks, taking the stairs, and going on hikes on the weekends.

After learning the fundamentals of training and exercising daily, I got more serious with eating healthy, too.  I incorporated different diets and supplements until I got into a routine and found what works best for me. This turned out to be the IIFYM (If IT Fits Your Macros) Method. (More of this will be on my blog!)

Now in 2021, I sit comfortably at 40 pounds less than where I started and I am never going back! I stopped MMA and currently do NO cardio besides making sure I walk a minimum of 7,500+ steps daily and lift 6 days a week. I cook (mostly) my own meals and prep for the week to stay on track with my macros. I take supplements and vitamins that coincide with my goals. I continue to golf, hike, jog, and do anything to stay active and be the healthiest I can be. Recently, I began my journey in bodybuilding and when undergoing a prep, I become more precise with my training and nutrition, however during the off-season, I like to live life to the fullest! With this blog, I aspire to help those of you who want to take a step in the right direction to better your health and happiness just like I did!

...But, there's more to life than just working out and eating right! I have just completed my fourth year studying Advertising and Marketing Communications with a concentration in Economics at the Fashion Institute of Technology (hence my name, That "FIT" Chick). As a recent graduate of this amazing program, I was able to take my related coursework and prior experience to begin my career as the Marketing Manager for The Shoe Fairy - the leader in women's bodybuilding competition footwear and accessories. It truly couldn't be more fitting to what I'm passionate about! Additionally, I work with Studio 7 Salon to coordinate posts on their Instagram and Facebook pages and have helped to design their webpage, www.studio-7-salon.com.

 I believe in hard work. Whether in the gym, holding myself accountable for what I eat, competing, when I was a student, or now in my first post-graduate job. I created this platform to have the ability to blog about my experiences with weight loss, tips and tricks I've learned along the way, and to document my love of fashion, bodybuilding, and marketing as a whole.