H.E.R. Story

In this episode, I spoke to Emmy Award-nominated choreographer Chloe Arnold on H.E.R. Story podcast. Chloe was discovered at a young age in Washington, DC, by Debbie Allen, and her choreography has been featured on hit television shows such as So You Think You Can Dance, Good Morning America, The Ellen Show, The Talk, and over 30 episodes of The Late Late Show With James Corden. She is also the Founder of Syncopated Ladies - an all-female tap band that has amassed over 50 million views online.

Chloe is a philanthropist. Along with her sister, Maud founded the Chloe and Maud Foundation, which is committed to inspiring, uplifting, and supporting tap dancers of all ages worldwide. Click the link in the bio and take a close listen! #womenhistorymonth #blackwomeninleadership #artist #choreography #art #dance #herstorypodcast

Jocelyn Alexander is a May 2005 graduate of North Carolina A&T State University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Immediately following graduation, Jocelyn moved to the Washington, DC area for a government contract position. As a career-driven woman, its important to remain confident and take charge. This episode talks about the shared lessons and experiences that have shaped Jocelyn and the importance of being inquisitive, assertive, and unapologetic in decision-making within your work field. Many women in a male-dominated workplace may feel intimidated and afraid to take up space; however, Jocelyn's unique journey and confidence attribute to her leveraging her career, business, and creating space for other women of color throughout the years. HER story is meant to be shared! Let's listen now!

Guest's IG handle(s): @stampdtrave & @theoandjoce

Aggie Pride: Janea's talk with Christa Newkirk

As we anticipate the launch of The HBCU Experience: The North Carolina A&T State University 2nd Edition-- take a moment to listen to Christa's story. There is so much love and pride in attending an HBCU. This project's overall focus is to change the narrative and highlight the positivity of attending a Historically Black College and University. Christa's college experience influenced her to create EclectikRead Marketing.

Through EclectikRead Marketing L.L.C., she uses both her professional

and personal experiences to speak life into people, products, and ideas to reach their full potential. She believes that regardless of one's journey, which is often full of twists and turns, a solution is always available in business and life. H.E.R. story needs to be shared! Let's take a listen.

Let's talk about the HBCU Experience. In this episode, Tatiana Dorsey shares how her experience not only helped her propel her business and career; but also influenced her to create an organization that empowers and uplifts the community, and more.--Empowered women empower women!

H.E.R. Story is meant to be heard! Let's listen.

Today's episode, we will highlight the HBCU experience! I'll be interviewing Nickia Alli, a 2007 graduate from North Carolina A & T State University, with a degree in Journalism. Nickia shares her journey on choosing her career choice, the significance of developing her own company and business, and her HBCU Love Story!

H.E.R. Story is meant to be shared! Let's take a list.

@thealigroupllc

#entrepreneurallife #womenempower #womenempoweringwomen #youngandgifted #beautyandmore #beautyproducts #makeup #hair #haircare #blackhair #womenofcolor #positivemind #positivevibes

HERstory is definitely about creating opportunities for all females. Tap into this episode as I interview a former Miss Morris College and My Soror, Lakil Mason. Lakil talks about her unique journey as an HBCU Queen and an athlete. Now at the age of 23, she continues to be innovative and is determined to gain experience within various avenues of life, including acting, mentorship, and philanthropy.

Guest IG: @the_realLakil

H.E.R. story is meant to be heard--- Let's listen!

Join me and listen to this week's episode as I interview Shakara Parks. Shakara is a former Miss Morris College, innovator, choreographer, and philanthropist. As we discuss the impact of attending an HBCU and being an HBCU Queen, we also take a deeper dive into her personal life and how a rare disease altered her life forever. The good thing is that Shakara's diagnosis has only made her stronger, and there is glory at the end of her story.H.E.R. Story is meant to be shared! Let's go, listen!

Guest's Instagram: @nunu_parks

On Episode 47, J. Jamison chats with Taji Wright, who is an avid leader, educator, and advocate. She is a woman of many accolades and very successful in her own right; however, it's Taji's experiences at Texas Southern University as Miss TSU that has shaped and molded her into the woman she is today.

Guest's IG: @FOREVER31RUBY

Cherise shares a story of strength and courage. To some, her life appeared perfect as a wife, career woman, and mother. However, in her situation, the grass is sometimes greener on the other side, and there is strength in stepping out into new beginnings.

H.E.R. Story is meant to be heard; let's listen!

IG: @cheriselaron