An Anniversary Podcast of sorts. Unedited because we switched over to a new platform. I hope you enjoy it!

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I've decided to podcast again. Just checking in. How ya'll been?

I joined the new Wisdom app and I will me reposting my live talks to this podcast. First up: What does it mean to live "well"? 

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Join Enigma the Author and her best friend, Becky Lou founder of Nice 2 B (NYC)e in this candid interview about faith.

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This week's episode features Enigma the Author's childhood friend, Tanisha Thompson as she talks about her steadiness in faith and how her love for God helps her to empower young women in their lives. You can follow Tanisha's journey on instagram @vintage.nish and join her empowerment page @elleest___. 

This week's podcast features business woman, author and podcaster Tanaja Monet. Owner of The Good Boss Community and Author of How to be a Good Boss in a Bad Pandemic, Tanaja gets candid about her relationship with God and how it affects her business practices and lifestyle. 

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Join Enigma the Author as she talks with aspiring lawyer Grace Brown about her journey into the faith, how her faith fits into her desire to become a lawyer and what her pet peeve is about the current perception of Christians.

Enigma the Author interviewing her childhood friend Armand Kelley. He talks about his conversion story, what it means to be discipled by his wife, and what he wishes would change about how others perceive Christians.