This week on Keep It Positive, Sweetie, I’m joined by the powerhouse herself — multi-hyphenate entrepreneur and co-founder of The Fearless Fund, Arian Simone. We dive into a candid, no-holds-barred conversation about Selling the Vision, her relentless fight for women entrepreneurs of color, and the landmark federal court case that thrust her into the national spotlight — igniting a much-needed conversation around the future of DEI in America.

From sitting at the feet of legends like Coretta Scott King and Rosa Parks as a young girl, to being crowned a real-life Ivorian Queen, Arian’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. Her story is bold, brilliant, and deeply inspiring.

Grab your pen and paper — class is in session. You’re about to be educated, empowered, and reminded of the power of purpose.

This week on Keep It Positive, Sweetie, my incredibly talented friend and cast-mate Nzinga Imani joins me for a conversation about owning your power, creating your own opportunities, and never waiting for permission to shine! From acting to modeling to singing—Nzinga does it ALL, and she does it unapologetically! Tap in for this inspiring conversation with a true force to be reckoned with!

Lee Vasi, a dynamic Christian R&B singer and songwriter, to discuss her inspiring journey of surrendering to God’s will. Lee’s path has been remarkable, transitioning from a childhood career in singing and acting to embracing her calling in Christian R&B music. Her story exemplifies how one can break free from conventional molds, dedicating their talents to glorify God while navigating the challenges of pursuing Christ.

This week on Keep It Positive, Sweetie, we have the uber-talented Kash Doll! Known for her dynamic rap lyrics and undeniable stage presence, Kash is a force to be reckoned with. But beyond the mic, she’s a mother, sister, friend, and career woman whose trajectory has no limits!

We have so much in common, and you’re going to love this fun, unfiltered girl talk we had. Tap in—you don’t want to miss this one!

This week on the Keep It Positive, Sweetie Show, we're joined by the multi-faceted Shamea Morton!

She's sharing her journey of love, life, fertility, motherhood, and marriage–beyond what you've seen on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. You don't want to miss this conversation full of inspiration, laughter, some tears and real talk.

This week, host Crystal Renee Hayslett is dedicating an entire episode to answer your burning questions. Known for her genuine and transparent conversations, Crystal is eager to connect directly with her audience, offering insights into her personal journey and the topics you’ve been curious about. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Crystal’s unfiltered responses and get to know her on a deeper level.

Gospel superstar, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, opens up about her fertility journey and her new devotional book, "Do It Anyway: 60 Days To A Bolder Faith."

At only 26-years-old, Coco Jones has mastered various arenas in entertainment. With chart-topping hits like, “ICU” and “Here We Go (Uh-Oh)”, and her widely popular role of Hillary Banks on the breakout drama, “Bel-Air,” Coco seems to only be scratching the surface.

In a heartfelt and hopeful one-on-one, Crystal and Coco will discuss navigating relationships, growing into womanhood in the public eye, work-life balance, financial literacy and more.

Crystal continues her conversation with serial entrepreneur, The Wall Street Trapper. He discusses the foundational principles behind building wealth and opens up about how God delivered him from a life of crime and ushered him into a life of financial freedom and service.

In part one of this episode, Janell Stephens, founder and CEO of Camille Rose, opens up about how she built the number one black owned hair care brand, and she also provides some tips to aspiring entrepreneurs.

Serial entrepreneur, The Wall Street Trapper, breaks down his spiritual awakening and how he's working to shift the mindsets of the masses toward wealth and entrepreneurship.