On this episode of Life With Aneta Podcast, host Aneta Sproles highlights the rising artist Fetti Bagz and the momentum behind his music, brand, and growing presence in the independent music scene.

This feature episode breaks down the story behind the single “Stevie,” the strategy behind his rebrand, and the work being done to position Fetti Bagz for national exposure. From image and branding to sound and consistency, this conversation focuses on what it really takes to build a lasting name in today’s music industry.

This episode is part of the continued push by Aneta Sproles to spotlight emerging talent, elevate independent artists, and create platforms that connect real voices with real opportunities.

Topics include:

• Fetti Bagz music and brand direction
• The single “Stevie”
• Independent artist strategy
• Image, presence, and consistency
• Building a recognizable name in the music industry
• National exposure and audience growth

In this powerful and historic episode of the Life With Aneta Podcast, host Aneta Sproles documents a landmark achievement in mental health advocacy and Black history.

On February 1, 2026, the first day of Black History Month, Aneta Sproles became the 1st Black woman in history to launch a national mental health healing campaign commercial. This episode serves as an official record of that moment — explaining the intention, the impact, and the deeper meaning behind placing healing at the very beginning of Black History Month.

Aneta shares the story behind the Calm After Chaos™ national mental health healing campaign, exploring nervous system regulation, trauma-informed care, emotional safety, and why healing deserves national visibility. This episode is not an announcement — it is documentation of a historic milestone already published and referenced across platforms.

Listeners will gain insight into:
• Mental health leadership and advocacy
• Nervous system healing and emotional regulation
• Black women making history in wellness and media
• Why representation in healing matters
• The importance of documenting historic firsts

This episode is for anyone interested in mental health awareness, Black history, trauma recovery, leadership, and healing-centered storytelling.

Hosted by Aneta Sproles, founder of Calm After Chaos™.

In this special episode of the Life With Aneta Podcast, Aneta Sproles shares a historic black history milestone — launching a national television commercial, a Black history children’s book, and a Black history digital series on the first day of Black History Month.

This episode explores what it means to build legacy in real time while centering healing, education, and representation. From storytelling for children, to digital education tools, to national media visibility, Aneta reflects on the responsibility of creating purpose-driven work that honors Black history while shaping the future.

This conversation is not about hype — it’s about intention, faith, preparation, and showing what’s possible when vision meets discipline. A moment of reflection, gratitude, and forward motion for those building legacy beyond themselves.

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In this episode of the Life With Aneta Podcast, host Aneta Sproles reflects on the life, legacy, and cultural impact of Michael “5000” Watts, the founder of Swishahouse and a pioneering force in Houston hip-hop.

This episode honors Michael “5000” Watts’ role in shaping Southern hip-hop, elevating independent music culture, and creating a platform that helped define an era. From the influence of the chopped-and-screwed sound to the community impact of Swishahouse, this conversation centers on respect, remembrance, and the importance of honoring cultural pioneers.

Rooted in truth and appreciation, this episode recognizes how legacy lives on through music, community, and the voices that continue to carry the culture forward.

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LaRussell — Building From the Ground Up

In this Inspired Spotlight episode of Life with Aneta, host Aneta Sproles highlights the journey and mindset of LaRussell, an independent artist from California known for redefining ownership, community impact, and sustainable success.

This episode is not about hype or celebrity — it’s about building intentionally, choosing yourself, and creating success without burnout or chaos. A reflection on independence, nervous system regulation, and growing at your own pace while protecting your peace.

This conversation is for creatives, entrepreneurs, and leaders who want to build from the ground up — without losing themselves in the process.

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Healing and emotional regulation are often treated as things women should handle alone — but doing everything independently can quietly lead to burnout, nervous system dysregulation, and chronic overwhelm.

In this episode of Life With Aneta, Aneta Sproles, trauma-informed coach and founder of Calm After Chaos™, explains why informed support matters during healing, life transitions, and high-stress seasons. This episode breaks down what trauma-informed coaching really is, how nervous system regulation supports emotional stability, and why healing is more sustainable when women are supported instead of pressured.

This conversation is educational, grounded, and non-salesy — created for women navigating emotional overload, survival mode, stress recovery, and personal growth. Whether you’re seeking clarity, nervous system support, or understanding the role of coaching in healing, this episode offers insight, reassurance, and practical perspective.

Learn more about trauma-informed coaching, emotional regulation, and Calm After Chaos™ at:
🌐 https://calmafterchaoscoaching.com

In this episode of Life with Aneta, I’m sharing an important update and the beginning of a new chapter in my work.

Life with Aneta remains the same space for honest conversations, reflection, and growth. In this episode, I officially introduce Calm After Chaos™ Coaching — my trauma-informed coaching practice created for individuals navigating stress, burnout, emotional overload, and major life transitions.

Calm After Chaos™ was built for those who have spent time in survival mode and are ready to develop emotional regulation, stability, and clarity without pressure to “push through” or rush healing. This work is rooted in compassion, nervous system awareness, and practical tools for real-life recovery and resilience.

This episode explains:

• Why I created Calm After Chaos™

• Who this coaching is designed to support

• How it connects to the conversations you already hear on Life with Aneta

If you’ve been looking for grounded support beyond the mic, this episode is for you.

🌿 Learn more or book a session at:
👉 https://calmafterchaoscoaching.com/

Thank you for being part of this journey.

In this special episode of Life With Aneta, host Aneta Sproles opens up about the heart and purpose behind her children’s books and why inclusive, emotionally aware storytelling matters more than ever.

As an author, autism mom, and advocate, Aneta shares the inspiration behind:
📘 The Adventures of MUNCH — a joyful story that encourages curiosity, confidence, and a love for learning
📘 Mr. Smiles Feels Everything — a book created especially for non-verbal and neurodivergent children to support emotional expression and connection

This episode explores:
• Representation in children’s literature
• Supporting emotional literacy from an early age
• Creating safe, affirming stories for neurodivergent children
• How books can be tools for healing, understanding, and growth

Whether you’re a parent, educator, caregiver, or simply passionate about inclusive storytelling, this conversation offers insight, purpose, and heart.

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📚 Books available on Amazon
💛 Created with love, lived experience, and intention

Today’s episode is dedicated to the life and memory of Zee the Wizard, whose life was tragically taken following the New Year’s Eve shooting at Pink House Dallas.

This episode is not about rumors, speculation, or sensationalism.
It is a moment to acknowledge loss, speak on grief, and recognize the deep emotional impact that violence leaves on families, artists, and the Dallas community.

As someone closely connected to the local music and creative scene, I felt it was important to pause, honor Zee’s life, and speak from a place of compassion, responsibility, and healing.

This conversation is intended to bring awareness, not entertainment — and to remind us that behind every headline is a human life and a community left grieving.

Listener discretion is advised.

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