on this episode I'm sharing my experiencewith my first ever sound bath and life journey

On this episode I am sharing my experience with a southbath and lifes journey

On this episode I am sitting down with Stanley a veteran of the Navy and we are talking about his time in the military what lessons he learned in all the cool places he has been too and more

On this episode we are celebrating Black History Month with some of my favorite Black owned card games

This episode I'm going to be talking about my recent cruise

On this episode of the show, i'm sitting down and talking with tara and we are talking about, where did she get her beautiful creative mind from and how does she keep herself motivated being a beautiful boss lady

HOT TOPIC !!!! Who's performing at the Superbowl

Summary

In this conversation, Mecko Jelks interviews Meyoshi Andres, a business owner, wife, and mother. Meyoshi shares her journey of starting her business, Black Iris, after being laid off from her job in the pharmacy industry. She talks about the challenges of being her own boss and the importance of family support. Meyoshi also discusses her plans for the future, including opening a brick-and-mortar location and expanding into event planning. She emphasizes the significance of giving back to the community and shares her dream event, which is focused on acts of service. Overall, the conversation highlights Meyoshi's dedication to her business and her commitment to making a positive impact.

In this conversation, Mecko Jelks talks about various topics including her return to podcasting, her job search frustrations, her childhood memories, the significance of the Black Barbie, and her thoughts on recent concerts by Kendrick Lamar and Megan Thee Stallion. She expresses her preference for having guests on her podcast and her admiration for Kendrick Lamar's recent concert. She also shares her thoughts on Megan Thee Stallion's performance and reflects on her own musical preferences.