Lauren Leigh calls herself a female empowerment artist. She creates art based on strong and influential women in history. She uses words to show her observations and understanding of icons and their profound impact on history and culture. Each piece tells a story. Lauren talks about what her art means and her upcoming "DIVA" series.

We’ve been hearing a lot about pageants in the news recently. It’s not just about beauty anymore. Contestants are really digging into a cause. Melissa Smith is the new Mrs. Oklahoma. She’s advocating for

students and families who can’t afford to rent or buy band instruments for the various band programs across the Tulsa metro. Smith talks about how that became her passion and how she ended up running for Mrs. Oklahoma.

A mysterious stomach issue sent an Owasso woman to the ER after two years of dealing with pain and nausea. It had doctors stumped at first then they asked her if she was a regular marijuana user. Amber Post talks about her experience with Cannaboid Hypermesis.

Katherine Combs has been collecting Barbie dolls for as long as she can remember. Some of her dolls are date back to when the beloved doll was created. She shares her insight on why so many girls, young and old, love the lady who can do anything, and make us feel like we can do anything too!

Oklahoma Women want to know how to get their house in order. Research shows clutter has a negative effect on our mental well-being. Basically, junk leads to increased anxiety and depression. Local Cleaning and Organization Expert Jonna Stogner with The House Cleaners joins us to help reframe cleaning as an act of self-care rather than a dreaded task. Jonna gives a lot of advice on how to get started and how to get motivated. If you need help, you can reach Jonna and The House Cleaners at 918-378-7587.

One question we hear a lot at the Women In Business Mixer is, "How do you gain followers on social media?" We sat down with the most creative person in the building to find out what she does. Hear her advice on increasing your social media presence.

Tulsa's music scene is thriving. Bria Edwards is one-third of the rock band Sugar Pill, which is gaining quite the following. Edwards talks about her inspiration, new music and what she loves about Tulsa's music fans.

We're getting "Funktified" with Maximalist store owner Sara Lopp. When you walk into Funktified in Broken Arrow you'll see an explosion of color. Lopp explains what maximalism means and her inspiration behind her new and unique shop.

Bobbi Jo White was an Owasso teacher who was killed when a distracted driver crashed into the back of her vehicle sending it off a bridge onto the roadway below. Bobbi's mom, Gail Lambert tells Bobbi's story and how she is trying to push forward legislation that will crack down on distracted driving. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month.

With the upcoming election we thought it would be a good time to talk about Workplace incivility. A recent human resources survey found that 66% of U.S. workers have experienced or witnessed incivility in the workplace over the past month. Those who rate their workplace as uncivil are three times more likely to express job dissatisfaction and twice as likely to quit. Kathy Burrows, Director of Human Resources for Tulsa County, discusses good policy.