On The Edge of The Truth

In this Episode, Mollie Hester of Travelers Aid of Greater Birmingham discuss the solutions provide on day-to-day basis for individuals who find themselves in difficult situations. The serves include help people who are stranded in the Birmingham with no way to go home, to helping senior citizens go to the doctor's appointments. 

For more information, visit: travelersaidbirmingham.com

In this episode, Jessica Moody , Director of Programs share details of how their organization, Create Birmingham help small entrepreneurs to large museums fulfill the goals and desires to contribute to growth of the city of Birmingham and the surrounding areas. She breaks down all the programs available, the cost associated and yes most of them are Free. 

In this episode, Alice Westery, the founder and Executive Director of Youth Towers discusses this nonprofit organization from just and idea to the great plans of the future.  Also, she shares the detail about program housing and the transitional training.  The goal is to prevent youth homelessness with a focus on children in Foster Care. 

This episode discusses the nonprofit, The Flourish. This organization teaches poetry and film creation to the students at Birmingham City Schools. Also, Jahman discusses  the events held in Birmingham exposing the city to another world of art. 

In this episode, Raquel Smith, the Owner and Founder of Pinktopps shares her personal story with breast cancer and why she started PinkTopps. This organization has a focus on breast cancer survivors age 35 and younger. She also shares information about working to change legislation dealing with the age requirements for mammograms'. 

In this episode, Janet Dees, Client Services Coordinator of Forge Breast Cancer Center shares how Forge begin and the available services  to survivors to include financial and mental. She also shares information about their upcoming events with a focus on the Haute Pink  - Designed to Inspire fashion show. 

For more information visit Forgeon.org

In this episode, Loretta shares her first encounter with cancer via her mother's journey, then 10 years later she had her own journey. She also shares the reason she and her sisters started Cancer Awareness Network and how they pivoted during COVID-19.

For more information visit: www.cancerawarenessnetwork.com 

In this episode, I kick-off Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a conversation with Sheila "Free U" Williams. She is a wife, mother, banker, comedian, college student and a eight year breast cancer survivor.  She shares her story with honesty and humor.  

In this episode, I summarize the advice given from prior guest which includes passion, understanding your why and the financial knowledge required to succeed. I also share Daymond John's story about FUBU. I close with my ending the podcast being recorded on Facebook Live. 

In this episode, I am discussing the book The Gift of Shift  written by Tracey MacDonald and Ann Papayoti.  Ann guides us through ways to discover keys within to unlock your Best Life.  Starting with "Betrayal" leading to understanding how  "Forgiveness" works, to knowing "Who You Are" and everything in between.  

You can reach Ann Papayoti on Facebook :Ann Ensey Papayoti, on IG: @annpapayoti and her website is: www.skyviewcoaching.com