In this episode P Michelle chats with Dr. Shanta Whitaker and Tanya Bridges, Esquire about the major challenges of leading and excelling as a black woman in the constant face of adversity. We discuss how to establish yourself and maintain credibility, how to secure mentors and sponsors in your field, overcoming blatant racism and micro-aggressive behaviors, code-switching effectively, and just being all around magical!! Don't be fooled, by Ivy League credentials they earned later,  both these women pay homage to their HBCU undergrad institutions as well. Get out your notepad and listen closely on how to exude magic, no matter what!! 

In this episode, P Michelle sits down with her mom friends Rabiah & Stephanie to talk all things motherhood!! We discuss the major joys and challenges of our lives as moms including; finding your "mom" voice, maintaining your own identity, some of the challenges of parenting and how we overcome them, especially co-parenting...and we close out with "I wish my mom told me..." things that new moms definitely don't want to miss! Get your notebook, earbuds, and lock in for the next few as we share tons of tips, tools, and mommy magic ✨

In this episode, P. Michelle sits downs with girlfriends Brandi, Leigh, and Joelle to discuss their transition from college to the world of work...or at least for some of us, right Leigh ;) . We talk about balancing our new workload and adjusting to male dominated workplaces, love life & dating, figuring out your path and so many other shenanigans in those first few years of "Living Single". We also share some strategies to survive the failures, and take note of the lessons. Enjoy!!

It's a different world, from where you come from...the college years & you think you're grown. Yes, we "know our parents love us; stand  behind us, come what may"...if you can dish it, we can take it. This is the theme music to our entire college experience! In this episode P Michelle sits down again with Tekenya, Monique, Tish, Machie, Summer & CT. In part 1, the ladies explored what freshmen year and new found independence felt like. In part 2, the ladies will discuss internships, having black female mentors, OR NOT, and what closing out the college years and entering the real world of work felt like. You don't want to miss the tips & tools shared.