Ms. Janell Stephens is the Founder and CEO of Camille Rose. We have been friends for almost twenty five years through our husbands, it has been a true pleasure seeing her business grow from an idea to reach international markets. You can find her brand in Target, Whole Foods, and Walmart to name a few. Be sure to listen as she gives some nuggets that will definitely inspire you. Her website is www.camillerose.com and on Instagram and Facebook @camillerosenaturals

Dr. Elizabeth Henry MD is a Pediatrician turned Consultant that is making a true difference with pre teens/teens/young adults and their parents. She was my twin daughters Pediatrician and is truly an amazing person. You will definitely enjoy her story. Learn more about her at drlizconsulting.com and on FB at Dr. Liz Consulting and Instagram @_drliz

Cliff Ward and Autin Wright are amazing sculptors and painters that I had the pleasure of meeting while I was working at Sculpture Magazine. With now 20 years of friendship, they take us behind their life and how they got into the their field. Sit back and enjoy this one Got InSpiration Fam. To learn more about Cliff you may visit his website at cliffward.net and autinwright.com. You may also discover their work at Grounds For Sculpture. www.groundsforsculpture.org

My dear friend and mentor Jeff Nathanson is the Executive Director of the Museum of Sonoma County. Our paths crossed when he hired me to work at the International Sculpture Center as the Dir. of Advertising for Sculpture Magazine. You will be inspired by his story and dedication to the visual arts. His career journey will truly inspire you.

Rev. C. Jessel Strong was one of the first spiritual leaders that my husband Leon and I had when we were a young married couple in Southern California. Listen to his story of how he got into the ministry, how he grew to be a Presiding Elder in the A.M.E. Church and his favorite Bible Verse Proverbs 3:4-5. You will hear a lot of wisdom here today and how appropriate as it's Christmas Day.

Mrs. Glynis Albright "The Waffle Queen" is the CEO of Glynis' Products. She and I met while I was living in Moorpark, CA. Even though she has always loved to cook, Glynis discusses how being diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia changed her life from studying to become a surgeon to creating food that she and other suffering from cancer and other types of chronic diseases could eat. She speaks about entrepreneurship and being a giving person. She is truly a blessing. People from John Legend, Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell, the late Former President Ronald Reagan, and Former President Bill Clinton are just a few of the people that love her desserts and food. Learn more and purchase her delicious products at www.glyniskitchen.com

Dr. Ann Wead Kimbrough is an educator, biz journalist, and environmental leader. Our paths crossed as she was one of my favorite professor's when I was a student at Clark Atlanta University. In this episode, she discusses why she loves being an educator, and an award winning financial journalist. She also speaks about how she got selected to be a member of the Olympic Committee for the Olympic Games in Atlanta in 1996 and lastly her current role as Dir. of Stormwater Management in Rockdale County, GA. Get ready to hear some wonderful stories that will inspire and impact you for your life.

Terrie Ajile Axam is the Founder/Artistic Director of Total Dance/Dancical Productions located in Atlanta, GA. She is my mentor and she gave me my first dance teaching job at age nineteen while I was a college student at Clark Atlanta University. In this episode she discusses her early days at Barnard College and Princeton University as well as her Graduate work at Rutgers University and how those times influenced what was to become Total Dance and Women Hold Up Half the Sky. She communicates about her dance technique "MOJAH" and about the impact COVID-19 has had on her organization. Get ready to be inspired!!!

Mr. Leon Smith II is my AMAZING husband of twenty four years. As we are still in the people who have impacted my life when I lived in Atlanta, of course Leon is in this conversation. We met just days after both becoming members of our sorority and fraternity. Leon has a work ethic like no person I know and in this episode, he reveals where he gets his inspiration growing up in Albany, Georgia. He touches on the impact attending Clark Atlanta University for Undergrad and Tennessee State University for Graduate School. In the science field where he is often the only African American or one of a few, he speaks about the responsibility he takes on with making a difference in drug discovery. Lastly, he discusses why growing and leading in his fraternity Omega Psi Phi is so important and what our business, InSpira truly means to him. Get ready to be inspired.