Our show is all about being vulnerable and open, so we were honored that some phenomenal women singer/songwriters were willing to share the miracle of music with us by performing songs that helped them heal or process vulnerable moments. (Part 2 of 2)

Our show is all about being vulnerable and open, so we were honored that some phenomenal women singer/songwriters were willing to share the miracle of music with us by performing songs that helped them heal or process vulnerable moments. (Part 1 of 2)

Felina Rivera @Felinaandthefeels

Rachel Lynch @rachellynchmusic

Abbigale Dawn @abbigaledawn

Janice Francis-Smith @janicefrancissmith

Peggy Johnson

Desiree Abba @jabber.baby.wocky.art

Life is not a straight line...& neither was our conversation. Allison Steinmeyer joined us to talk about her thesis-how traditional Native ceremonies help in healing-but we ended up covering so much more. Laugh with us & ponder how sometimes life is even better when things don't go as planned.

Jr. Miss Indian Oklahoma, Angelina Steinmeyer, joins us to talk about her platform, raising awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, as well as her other goals and what it’s like to stand up for social justice issues as a teenager. Everyone should listen & learn from this phenomenal young woman!

Listen in on a chat between our hosts, joined by Kelli Brooke, on the realities of being a woman: muli-tasking, mom-ing, & mansplaining, OH MY!

Kendra Hollingsworth joins us to talk about how we all have struggles in life, the fact that poverty is NOT a moral failing, and how no one is ever truly alone in their challenges. Listen, learn, and connect with our community.

Summer & Felina discuss life decisions they’ve made & how, even when you think you made the right choice, it’s not always possible to be certain. The best we can do is continually examine ourselves, keep rolling, and navigate consequences as they come.

"Every Heart Has A Story" and young entrepreneur and philanthropist, Calvin Dennis, joins us to tell his story of overcoming tragedy and creating his lifestyle brand, LiveBlackHeart, and the non-profit organization, Hope Connect, as well as the "Every Heart Has A Story" platform, which encourages people to tell their own stories in order to allow people to find common connections and unity.

Kelly Dwyer reminds us of the importance of self-reflection, being more present in our own lives, and creating our own happiness.

Saché Primeaux-Shaw joins us to talk about the work that she does in her community and why it's so important for people to be involved. Listen, learn, then take action.