Hi, we're back for season II so happy to share what I have been working on during the hiatus as well as what to expect for our 2nd season.
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Season I has come to an end. Thank you to all who tuned in.
Custom-made In New York Podcast will resume on July 8th. Be sure to subcribe by visiting www.custommadeinnewyork.com
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We've had over a week of protest here in America and other countries around the world. With some progress, people are paying attention, all four officers have now been charged in George Floyd's murder, so whats next?
This episode talks about the importance of voting, completing the census and local community engagement.

This week Ravin encourages people of color to start the dialogue on the topic of racism in America with their white friends and shares three tips on simple ways that they can be supportive.

On this episode I share several tips to eating your way into a healthier lifestyle #fortheculture
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On an IG Live, we interview with Lashawn Butler-Francis, Social Worker and Author, to discuss the transition from work to work from home life while balancing family and how to support our children dealing with grief.

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1in 7 women experience postpartum depression. In the black community a very low percentage of women get care. On this IG Live Episode, we invite @Wasidah Fitness Coach and Birth & Postpartum Doula to discuss Postpartum Depression in the black community.

Jessica Sinclair Nurse and Entrepreneur shares with us tips on wellness and how to use networking to your advantage.

For the everyday woman

How do you move on after a loss?