Join us for Part 2 of our episode entitled, "Mama." We chat with the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of our family matriarch about how the hard work leadership takes, the importance of knowing and loving those you lead, and leading by example.

Join us as we chat with the children of my grandmother, Charity, about her leadership in the home, in the family, and beyond. Special thanks to everyone who came together to make this episode happen.

Join us as we chat with Dr. LaKeitha Poole of Geaux Small Talk Counseling about using mental health counseling as a tool, how leaders must use therapy to be effective, and the EPIC space therapy created for Black women leaders to show up fully and create healthy spaces for others.

Join as we chat with Nette Archangel, co-parent extraordinaire, about dealing with the emotions present at the beginning of co-parenting, tips to manage the dynamics of the relationship, and how to keep the focus on the most important people: the kids.

Join us as we chat with Shanize Byrd, CEO of the Black Byrd Initiative, about healing in order to lead well, being comfortable with full cups as Black women, and the liberation necessary for generations to come.

Join us as we chat with Mari Brisco, CEO of the Passport Polish, about what sparked her journey to entrepreneurship, the transition from a 9 to 5 to owning your own business, and the give and take of being your own boss.

Join us as we chat with Celia Johnson, CEO and Business agent for professional women, about resilience, balance, and showing up everyday in service and authenticity.

Join us as we chat with Pastor Cristian Hardy of All Nations Worship Assembly Baton Rouge and New Orleans about how to effectively and efficiently wear all the hats, encouraging other women to be fierce, and the power of connection over competition.

Join us as we chat with Principal Courtney Bell, an amazing cocoa lady leader, about unpacking our traumas and healing to create a loving and thriving community for Black and Brown women.

Join us as we chat with Joquina Reed the Anti Blackness Reader about strategically existing in spaces that are anti-Black, how to recognize those spaces and practices, and the beauty (and necessity) of Black collaboration.