In today's episode, Sheila talks with Essie Taylor, an international best-selling author of the book Finding The Love You Deserve: 30 Lessens In Self Love & Acceptance, about how self-love is essential during times of loneliness and being made whole before finding the person that God has purposed for you in life.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Kent Hunley, founder and president of the Christian publishing company 3:16 Magazine, about how making wholesome and uplifting content in the magazine industry can help people get their story told in the public community and on the internet.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Pastor Lawrence Blackful Jr, Minister and Shepherd of Bethel Baptist Church Chicago Heights, about how the unique perspective of pastorship in church over a whole congregation of members is not as easy as it seems especially with church hurt and traditional biases.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Michael Alexander, an inspirational individual and co-host of the uplifting podcast show Mic DJ and Doc, about how being able to do business with purpose and intent can encourage motivation towards lots of people in the general industry of today.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Jerome Cunningham and Arnell Grady, professional musicians and members of the gospel artist group the Funkz Brothers, about how the soulful essence of funk music can bless those in ministry throughout church and normal everyday life.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Ron Romero, CEO and Owner of the brand-new Joliet Location the Illinois Rock & Roll Museum on Route 66, about how the journey of establishing the museum can encourage people to learn more about the vast array of music and creative artists over the decades.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Paul Dickerson, a licensed social worker from the medical organization UChicago Medical Group, about solving the root cause of hunger in families suffering from various conditions in urban communities around the Chicagoland area of today.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Ann Jackson, founder and executive director of the non-for-profit organization The Center for Food Equity, about how the accelerating effects of physical therapy can help people get better from their sickness and disease in the local community.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with LaSheena Jenkins, an inspiring individual and producer/director in the media and theatre industry, about helping to create proper representation and resources for women everywhere through various avenues in the entertainment platform of today.

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Luther Johnson, President and CEO of the educational organization H.O.W History on Wheels, about how many African American men have served in the force during a time of strife in the country back in the early days of fierce war.