Full Circle Radio with Ms. Wanda - Empowerment through Conversation

Guests Idara Phillips, accountant and owner of ZIP Business Services and Corey Williams, public information officer for the federal Small Business Administration,  provide the most up to date information (as of April 4, 2020) on the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act which provides economic relief to individuals and businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To schedule a consultation with Idara, contact her at [email protected] or call (916) 222-9992.

Learn more about the CARES Act: https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/top-priorities/cares-act

SBA economic relief for businesses: www.covid19relief.sba.ca.gov

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Empowering conversation with featured guest Attorney Theresa Carter Geoffroy Esq. who breaks down the basics of estate planning which is the process of expressing your wishes on who you want to receive your assets when you die. Without a plan in place, settling your affairs after you go could have a long-lasting and extremely costly impact on your loved ones. 

Get more information by visiting her website at www.geoffroylaw.com

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Hear my conversation with Donnell Hendrix, owner of Southern Creations. Support local black-owned restaurants during this time of community shut down and get a delicious, freshly prepared, homestyle meal from Southern Creations. 

Meals can be frozen and eaten later or eat it when you get it. 

They offer a variety of meal options to feed your family of 1 or many! 

Visit their website at www.southerncreations or 

give them a call at (916)343-5607

You can even place your order via email at [email protected]

If you missed my conversation with Doula Kairis Colter Chiaji and Dr. Mari Gray, you’re in luck! Kairis has been a doula for 21 years. 

On this episode Kairis (Doula In Heels) breaks down the difference between a doula and a midwife, being a full spectrum doula and a doula’s role in the birthing process and beyond. Kairis also provides information on upcoming training sessions in case you are interested in becoming a doula.

Dr. Mari joins the conversation to describe her birthing experience without a doula and how having a doula for her subsequent birthing experiences empowered her to advocate for herself during delivery. 

For more details about Kairis' services or becoming a doula, email her at [email protected]

There are two upcoming intensive doula trainings on Mar 27-29  and April 10-12.  

Get more information about the upcoming doula training 

https://www.facebook.com/events/3058297654201285/

The March episode of “Full Circle Meets Lessons from the Journey” relationship series opens the door to conversation among women between cultures. This month’s topic is “Bridging the Gap Racially through Business and Faith.” Shawn Brown and I welcomed guests: Sharie Wilson, Owner of DreamGirls Salon and co-owner of Mixed Institute of Cosmetology & Barber;  Kerri Naber, Founder of the Now Create Series and Senior Development Manager at Mercy Multiplied and Stephanie Sherwood, Founder of The Tapestry Network was definitely a show that needs to be heard, shared and discussed.

Dr. Dene’ Starks is a force in the community. She is a mentor and recovery coach specializing in trauma and addiction. She is also CEO/Founder of Diversif-I Education Group, an education non-profit organization serving youth and adults, offering courses that promote diversity and inclusion, and equipping participants to apply what they have learned to fight challenges within our communities. Dr. Starks is passionate about people and the work she does. She knows trauma first hand and shares her powerful story with the audience. It’s no wonder churches, schools, public and private companies all partner with Dene’ to facilitate workshops and deliver keynote speeches on trauma and addiction and more. Hear all the things this powerhouse is doing in our community and how you can get involved.

Follow Dr. Starks on social media:

IG: Dr._Starks

FB: Dene' Starks

http://www.diversifieducationgroup.org/

It has been reported that 71% of Americans are one paycheck away from being broke.  Natisha Livingston has a passion for financial literacy and educating our community in order to break cycles, and create generational wealth.  Through her organization, Queens Teaching Queens, she firmly believes her generation will be the ones to end the cycle of poverty and shift their mindset from lack to abundance. In addition to financial literacy, Natisha is a full-time Foreign Exchange Trader and breaks down exactly what that is.

Follow Natisha on Instagram: @living2_inspireee

Books discussed on the show:

Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill

Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert T. Kiyosaki

The Science of Getting Rich - Wallace D. Wattles

The Rise and Fall of Black Wall Street and The Seven Key Empowerment Principles - Robin Walker

My invigorating conversation on self-care, being open and ready to make a shift, setting boundaries and more is ready to enter your ears and tickle your consciousness. Hear my conversation with my powerful guests Tami Hackbarth, the 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care Coach and Donna Krch, founder of Deep Awakenings Hypnotherapy and Coaching. Both ladies share their unique and life changing journey to get to self-care and freedom.

Donna Krch, Deep Awakenings Hypnotherapy & Coaching

Visit: https://www.deepawakenings.com/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/deepawakenings

Tami Hackbarth, 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care Coach

http://tamihackbarth.com/

FB/https://www.facebook.com/TamiHackbarth100PercentGuiltFreeSelfCareCoach/

IG: @tamihackbarth

Author, speaker, facilitator and Self Love Expert Anita Ross is on a mission to empower people and provide a platform for people to share their voice. In 2016, she founded Women For Equality a grassroots organization committed to rising up in the name of love and equality. Hear my conversation with Anita as she discusses the importance of being a part of this conversation and getting folks out to attend Women for Equality’s 3rd annual Racial Healing in America conference coming up on February 29, 2020.  We also briefly discuss her upcoming So I've Got Self-Love, Now What? Retreat

Visit:  https://womenforequality.net/

www.anitaross.net

FB: facebook.com/WomenForEquality

IG: @wmn4equality

Event Details:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-3rd-annual-racial-healing-in-america-conference-tickets-84805671045

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/so-ive-got-self-love-now-what-retreat-tickets-84783260013?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Over 90% of bone marrow matches occur within the same ethnicity; the match rate for blacks is only 23%. That means that roughly 87% of black people in need of a bone marrow transplant die waiting for a match. You can help! 

Listen to my conversation with Indria Gillespie, Founder/CEO of Angels-In-Diguise and medical oncologist Dr. Brion Randolph and hear the remarkable story of Carol Mulumba  Sickle Cell Survivor as I sit down with Carol, her mother Lukiah and her brother Mark, who at 4 years old was the bone marrow donor who saved his sister’s life. 

For more information on bone marrow donation, visit: www.angels-in-disguise.org or https://bethematch.org/