Natasha Nurse talks with Adrienne Garland, the CEO and Founder of She Leads Media, a media and marketing consultancy dedicated to enhancing the visibility and influence of women entrepreneurs and leaders around the world. The mission of She Leads Media is to inspire, educate and showcase women as the leaders they are through in person conferences, events and an online community. She joins Our Voices to share how women make their voices heard in media.

Sean Mayes shares his dynamic career in music as a US based musical director, enjoying a wide-ranging career as a conductor, educator, creative, performing artist & academic in the US, as well as throughout Canada & the United Kingdom, with host Natasha Nurse.

Natasha Nurse talks with Terr Cacilia, a 23-year-old Psychic Medium living in New York. After her first experience with “Spirit” at 3 years old, she spent the next 20 years of her life keeping her countless experiences a secret. Now, she is sharing her wisdom and perspective with the world.

Journalist and Professor Heather Schultz shares her personal story as an Korean adoptee, Long Island native and domestic violence survivor.

When you think about college, are there things you would wanted to know before stepping onto campus? Host Natasha Nurse sits down with You Could Have Told Me Book Campaign Founder Monique Denton-Davis and Campaign Ambassador Tiffany Wood.

Whether you are petite, tall, plus size or straight size, all women deserve quality clothing. Host Natasha Nurse sits down with Erin Cavanaugh, as well as Yi Zhou, the Co-Founders of See Rose Go.

How can we have a message with music? Host Natasha Nurse sits down with local independent artist Killah Smilez.

All girls deserve to have a voice in media. Host Natasha Nurse sits down with Marcia McNair, Executive Director and Founder of Long Island Girl Talk

Natasha Nurse speaks with Reverend Kymberley Celmons-Jones, aka Rev KC Jones, Owner of Restored Life! LLC. They discuss the relationship between the church and the black community, understanding the significance of individual spirituality, and the relationship of the church with modern day society.

Natasha Nurse speaks with Wendi Levy and Kim Etheredge, co-founders of Mixed Chicks. They discuss what it takes to have a successful black business, the value of turning your passion into a profit, and tips for the entrepreneurial journey in America.