In this week’s episode, I am excited to interview special guest Aislinn N Ellis, AKA Ms. Organized, is on a mission to reach and motivate 25,000,000 people with her motto, “Why Organize? ... Because it matters!” She is the Owner and Operator of Ask Aisi, LLC and developing her company, Always Organized – Workspace Solutions. Tune in to hear her amazing story

In this week’s episode, I get the pleasure of interviewing Elena Porter! She is another amazing author from the Lemonade Stand book, a survivor, and pioneer of Christ Centered Yoga. In 2002, Elena created a unique version of yoga where she combined her Christian faith with the practice of yoga. At that time, if you searched for Christian Yoga on the web, there was nothing to be found.  She started this journey with just two students and over the past 17 years, the yoga ministry has grown to thousands of students.  Elena's yoga practice inspires people at a soul level.  She knows that for each life, each soul she impacts to see life differently, to gain a new perspective, to see life through the lens of love, to give more, to accept others, to seek peace, that one lovingly impressed soul affects multiple other souls. Tune in to hear her amazing story!

In this week's episode, I am very happy to interview co-author, survivor, and CEO of Brand Ethos Alicia Laszewski! Alicia has not only been an amazing person to work with but a close friend tune in to hear her amazing story 

I'm so excited to share the first episode in our special series of the Donita Mama Bear Podcast! Mama Lyons is the owner and founder of Tribe Authentic Women. She is passionate about her purposeful personal journey towards feeling good inside and out. She now shares her passion for personal development with others.

Armed with a lot of knowledge in personal development, growth mindset, and instructional design, in March 2018, Davina launched TRIBE Authentic Woman. TRIBE is designed to be a safe place for women to do the work of discovering her true self, learning to walk and talk in alignment with her core values, and live her truth unapologetically.

In this week's episode guest host Talaya is interviewing Al Harris founder of Cancer Who? Nearly eight years ago, Al and Marjani “MJ” Harris received some devastating news – Al’s older cousin was diagnosed with stage-4 breast cancer, Al’s younger cousin had brain cancer, and MJ’s stepfather was diagnosed with colon cancer. It was a hard time for their family. Not to be discourage Al with the help of others started an organization dedicated to helping not just those going through cancer but their families and communities as well. Tune is to hear Al's amazing story

In this week's episode we have Guest Host Talaya interviewing Reona Berry. Reona Berry is a founding member and current president of the African American Breast Cancer Alliance, Inc. (AABCA). Established in 1990, AABCA provides information, advocacy, emotional and social support to Black/African American women, men, and families dealing with breast cancer.

This week I was fortunate to have Cassie Nguyen on the show. When she was 16, she was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor, had surgery, 6 months of radiation and a year of chemotherapy. 

With her experience as a pediatric cancer patient, she was involved in several cancer outreach programs that provided an outlet to bring a sense of normalcy back into the patient’s lives. She wanted to create that feeling for others going through and recovering from such a traumatic time in their lives. That is why she created Spotlight On Hope Film Camp, a free film instruction camp for pediatric and young adult cancer patients and their families.

In reflecting back recently I noticed that it has been 10 years since my triple-negative breast cancer survivor. I was thinking what does pink mean to me and what memories impacted me the most? 

In this week's episode, I'm excited to speak with Jean Robor! Jean Bailey Robor, author of “She Has a Big ‘But’! Get Past Your Excuses & Realize Your Dreams,” is the creator of Fit After 50, the Revolution. Her No Buts About It attitude plus an understanding of the challenges of getting fit, after 50, gives her a unique perspective and a passion for helping others achieve their fitness goals, mind, body and soul. She shares resources, provides motivation and schedules fitness events to encourage others to living their best lives….starting now. For several years, Fit After 50 has participated in Relay for Life, raising funds for cancer awareness and encouraging patients to increase their quality of life through functioning better physically, improving self-esteem and feeding their soul.

I am super excited to talk about my move from Florida to Seattle and some of the emotions good and bad that came with the trip. I had a to reconcile some of my pushed down fears and overcoming them and it has been invigorating.