Ladies Night Lifestyles

“Do it for the SERVICE! Do it from the HEART!” — Kevia Nishe

As a child, Kevia Nishe dreamed of becoming a fashion model. However, in 2013, she and her family of seven faced homelessness for several months, but things began to turn around through a move to Indianapolis. 2017 marked the year of manifesting her dreams. Kevia Nishe is now a performing artist, Program Chair for Divas Honoring Divas, and highly sought after fashion model. She has done several hair and fashion shows, most in which modeling the fashionably glam chic designer line, Nikki Blaine Couture and Witty by Codi. She also released her first National single, "Miss Me (180)"ft guest Tamra Rose on ITunes, Amazon along with other major digital release outlets.

In this episode, Kevia unveils the humbling experiences that prepared her to live out her dreams. She also shares her journey from the catwalk to working behind the scenes of the inaugural Indiana Fashion Week. Kevia’s story is evidence of God’s grace and the unconventional ways life reveals our destiny.

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s4e3/homeless-highfashion

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“You cannot help others PROSPER at your EXPENSE!” — Tamara Gover

From an early age, Tamara Gover has had a passion for music and helping others. It was only a matter of time until her two passions collided. During her college years, her love for music grew and she wrote her first song. As she began to flourish in her career as an Occupational Therapist, she started her solo music career as Tami J. and later changed her name to Tamra Rose. Over time she began to see the need for women to not only love themselves but to care for themselves as well.  

In this episode, Tamara voices the transformative power of music in her life. We also delve into the passion that led to the founding of her nonprofit organization, Divas Honoring Divas. By the end, you will see how operating from a full cup gives you the capacity to be of service to others.  

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s4e2/honoring-tamara

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“Sometimes when you WIN, you really LOSE.”

— Rosie Perez as Gloria, White Men Can't Jump (1992)

Have you ever experienced losing something that really felt like a win? For instance, the lousy ex that led to the healthier relationship you have now.

Maybe you won something you wanted that, in the end, made you feel like a loser? Such as the long awaited offer for a lucrative job, but now you are required to work nights and weekends.

Either way, both winning and losing can be complicated matters. In this episode, Shavonne reflects on a few experiences where the outcome did not reflect how you “should” feel about it. She also shares some exciting personal updates!

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s4e1/losing-to-win

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“Seek Love. Affirm Yourself. This is the Art of SLAY!” — Brittany Collins

Brittany Collins is a proud Hoosier who hails from the 317. She’s a higher education professional who’s passionate about connecting individuals to their purpose and tapping into their potential. Brittany is co-founder of The Art of SLAY (Seek love. Affirm yourself.) where she and her partner-in-SLAY, Derrick provide 1:1 career coaching as well as workshops sessions to promote wellness through professional transitions. She’s an avid foodie, serial traveler, and all around adventurer.

In this episode, Brittany divvies out some career hacks to help you transition from your current job to the next career opportunity. We also touch on the elephant in the room as women of color: microaggressions in the workplace. (cue “Don’t Touch My Hair!” by Solange) Finally, we end the episode with a round of What You Won’t Do: Workplace Edition that is sure to resonate with you!

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s3e14/artofslay

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“If you poison the gut, it affects your entire nervous system, your sense of reasoning, and your senses.” Suzy Kassem

Moment of transparency: I have been having gut issues for a few months. Without going into too many details, I have felt nauseous on a regular basis. No, I am not pregnant. Interestingly, the universe sent signs to reveal what was at the core of my physical state: unresolved issues.

In this episode, Shavonne shares how avoiding inevitable conversations has taken a physical toll on her. Are you experiencing symptoms in your body that are unexplained? If so, consider what you may need to do or say to help you to heal yourself mentally, emotionally, and physically.

Update: Shavonne’s symptoms improved after the difficult conversations.

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s3e13/gutcheck

Check out the Trina Talk podcast episode featuring Shavonne at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tell-your-story-with-shavonne-holton-tt-014/id1437583147?i=1000428082992&mt=2

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“Say goodbye to old patterns that no longer serve you.” — Kenyari (Yari Yoga)

Yari is a yoga instructor who teaches a combination of vinyasa, yin, breath work and guided meditation. With a master’s degree in Event Tourism and a bachelor’s degree in Journalism with a concentration in Public Relations, she has designed innovative experiences that hold space for new and advanced yogis.   

In this episode, Yari shares her journey from blogging through rolling out the Her Glow Up yoga series during a ladies night in! She shares lessons learned on her mat and will help you to connect the seemingly unrelated events of life that may lead to your own Glow Up!

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s3e12/herglowup

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“There’s not a word yet for old friends who’ve just met.” — Jim Henson

Ladies, let me tell you! Have you seen Bird Box? Wow!

In this episode, I give you a glimpse into my plans for the upcoming year including a renewed intention for Ladies Night. As we dive into the New Year, I charge you to forge relationships with other women who share your views and values. Don’t believe any good can come from new friendships? Tune in to learn how fruitful my collaborations were in 2018.

Also, stay tuned to https://www.trinamartin.com/p-o-d-c-a-s-t for the episode of the Trina Talks featuring the story of how I founded Ladies Night and much more!

VIEW EPISODE SHOW NOTES AT https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s3e11/new-year-renewed-focus

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“Don’t count on money BEFORE you get it!” — Tia Chambers, Financially Fit & Fab

Tia is a Certified Financial Education Instructor with over 9 years of experience in banking, student loans, and investments. She helps millennials meet their financial goals through passive education, group and individual coaching, and speaking engagements. Tia has been featured in The Washington Post, NerdWallet, Good Morning America, and more.

In this episode, Tia shares how to be Financially Fit & Fabulous! She speaks candidly about the contrasting money messages from her parents, tips for saying no, and creative ways to increase your income. By the end of the episode, you will be equipped to improve your finances in 2019!

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s3e10/finfitfab

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“Whatever great idea you have, I want to help bring that thang to life!” — Tanisha Pinex

Tanisha Pinex is a Brand Coach who left her 9 to 5 to pursue a life she loves! After a divine encounter, she realized she wanted to go beyond her work as a photographer to better support entrepreneurs through brand development and education.

*After all, she designed our EnVision to Action Guide!

In this episode, we discuss the many jobs Tanisha had before she finally took the leap. She shares the events that led to her life changing pivot as well as some of the challenges she has faced. In the end, Tanisha’s story offers you permission to reinvent yourself until you uncover what works for you!

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s3e9/prolific-pivot

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[Music: "Miss Me (180)" by Kevia Nishe]

“…most importantly, make sure you Start Somewhere!” Adreeahna Bree

Why wait for the perfect conditions to try something new? According to our guest, Adreeahna Bree, you should start now! She is an author, podcaster, and self-esteem coach who started with what she had and is now a highly sought after influencer!

In this episode, Adreeahna shares her journey of appearing successful in the right career and relationship to starting over with a minimum wage job and a dream. Tune in to see how her mission to mentor young women has opened up opportunities to speak to large crowds and for her book to be featured in a subscription box!

For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s3e8/start-somewhere

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[Music: "Go Girl" by Sydnee Blane]