Hot Mama Chronicles

Podcast host Amelia Aubourg talked with JerriAnne Boggis, the Executive Director of The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire. She spoke about her journey and her passion for preserving and uplifting the narrative of black history. She spoke about establishing a monument for the black novelist Harriet E. Wilson, her work at the Portsmouth African Burying Ground and lessons of resilience and joy she has learned through her work. #blackhistoryisamericanhistory #womenempoweringwomen #blackwomenlead

Amelia talks with Dr. Nicole Overstreet, PhD, about her journey to tenure, how she creates space to talk about health inequities for black women and girls, what she has learned during the multiple pandemics of racism, COVID-19 and beyond and what is bringing her joy as we go into a New Year. #womensupportingwomen #blackgirlmagic #blackmentalhealth

Podcast host Amelia Aubourg talks to Charlie Lumpkins, Founder of LA Pheegan Family Brands about her love of food, her path to healthy eating, lessons learned from following her passion and words of wisdom for going after your purpose.

Amelia sits down with Karen Clarke, Head Chef and Owner of Clarke's Cakes and Cookies. She talks about her path to healthy eating and beginning her family business. She shares her path of discovery and whether Hot Mamas are made or born. #womensupportingwomen #blackgirlmagic

Amelia spoke with Angelina "Angie" Camacho, candidate for District 7 City Council where she discussed her run for office, her favorite District 7 restaurants, how she would help to shape an equitable recovery for District 7 residents and businesses, and how her faith has intersected with her purpose.

Amelia sits down with City Councilor At-Large candidate Ruthzee Louijeune to discuss her early beginnings, her why in running for office, and the power of mentorship in her journey.

Amelia sits down with MA State Rep. Brandy Fluker Oakley to discuss her journey to politics, her passion for justice, her love for community and how she is working to create an equitable recovery in the Commonwealth.

Amelia sits down with MA State Rep. Chynah Tyler to talk about her journey to politics, how she is building the pipeline for women of color, her advocacy around creating an equitable recovery for the Commonwealth and some of her favorite reads.

Amelia sits down to speak with City Councilor At Large Julia Mejia about her journey to politics, early beginnings and advice for women who would like to run for a political office.

Amelia sits down to talk with Benine Mudymba, natural hair entrepreneur and health and wellness advocate, about her journey to starting her business, her faith walk and what she is looking forward to doing after the pandemic is over. #womensupportingwomen