She Did That.

This week's episode was a fan favorite last year so we're running it back! Listen in as Queen Afua shares her journey and how she's navigated over 40 years of experience as a holistic health practitioner and wellness coach. A pioneer in the green foods movement, Queen Afua is the author of best-selling books, the creator of the Heal Thyself product line, Founder of Sacred Woman Rites of Passage Program, and CEO of the Queen Afua Wellness Center. She has devoted her life to fighting diseases by teaching people how to understand and utilize the power of food, self-care, and holistic healthy choices as an empowering lifestyle. Throughout her illustrious career, Queen Afua has inspired over one million women, men and children globally with her workshops, books, products, and presentations. And today, she's taking time out to bless us on the She Did That. Podcast.    Produced by Dear Media

Gia Peppers is an award-winning on-air talent, entertainment journalist, content creator, and podcaster who is most known for her work as a contributor on NBC's primetime morning show, "Today Show," her nationally syndicated Urban One Radio show and podcast, "More Than That with Gia Peppers," and as 1/5th of the wildly popular podcast, "Black Girl Pod." Recently, the Washington DC native also launched an original interview series on her YouTube and IGTV channels titled, “Give You the Game,” where she leads inspiring conversations with impactful leaders like Debbie Allen, Erica Campbell, Sarah Jakes Roberts, and more. Gia creates content with her following of driven, faith-led millennials, in mind. With more exciting projects on the way, she’s determined to create a lasting, positive legacy, one project at a time.

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Danielle Gray, better known as The Style and Beauty Doctor is a New York City based beauty, fashion, and lifestyle expert. She's a Hofstra University and FIT grad with a penchant for pretty who enjoys bringing out "that girl" in everyone. If you follow Danielle on social, you know she's one of the funniest and most down to earth women you'll ever meet and today, I'm excited to welcome her to the show!

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The most wonderful time of the year for style mavens is right around the corner and I'm not talking about Christmas. New York Fashion Week is quickly approaching and just in time for the festivities, I'm chatting it up with Brandice Daniel, the founder of Harlem's Fashion Row.
HFR is the premier agency creating a bridge between brands and designers of color in fashion through brand strategy, collaborations, new media, experiential marketing, recruiting, and pipeline programs.
 
Long before inclusivity became a widely accepted goal across the fashion industry, Harlem's Fashion Row has been championing and uplifting designers of color.
  Listen in and Brandice talks about her initial cliff-dive into entrepreneurship, how nurturing relationships has contributed to HFR's success, and why having clarity can elevate your brand.   Produced by Dear Media

Welcome to another episode of She Did That. where today, we are joined by the awesome and incredibly talented Ty Alexander. Ty is a bestselling author, speaker, podcaster, wellness blogger and DJ who teaches women how to choose gratitude over grief.

I've had the pleasure of knowing and being in Ty's orbit since 2010, when she created the wildly popular blog Gorgeous In Grey. Since then, she has become a leading authority in lifestyle, beauty, and wellness-related content. While the accolades are plenty at this stage in her career, Ty continually strives for greatness in all she does. From her roles as a DJ, author, influencer, to strategist, she is driven by her desire to be the very best version of herself and hopes to inspire women all over the world to do the same.   Produced by Dear Media

This week on the She Did That. podcast we're chatting with Arian Simone, the Co-Founder and General Partner of Fearless Fund - the first VC fund by women of color for women of color - and a serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, angel investor, author, and PR & marketing specialist. Arian received her MBA from Florida A&M and shortly after was laid off from her first job, and a few weeks later found herself staring at over 150 rejection letters from numerous companies she’d hoped would hire her. For seven months Arian lived in her car, selling clothes for gas and food money until she decided to stop waiting on others to see her potential and took matters into her own hands. Since then, she managed to go from the bottom to the top - pioneering and growing a successful PR and marketing firm (with billion-dollar corporate clients such as Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, Walt Disney Pictures, and more), authoring of multiple best-selling books, founding Fearless Magazine and the Fearless Platform in 2010, with a mission of inspiring millennial, entrepreneurial women of color.    Now, with Fearless Fund, she has gained the confidence and multi-million dollar investments from the likes of PayPal, J.P. Morgan, Bank of America, and Costco, and partnerships with industry leaders such as Mastercard and Steve Madden.   Produced by Dear Media

Join Renae as she reflects on a workshop she led in Seattle for Black women executives at Amazon. The topic was self-care and after speaking to a packed room of  executives from around the country, Renae realized that the self-care struggle for Black women is at an all time high. We’re overwhelmingly busy being brilliant, launching our businesses, slaying Corporate America, and leading our families and communities. All of this is wonderful, but what does it all mean if at the end of each day we feel exhausted, depleted, and empty? It’s time to be more intentional about where we’re sharing our energy and spending our time.

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We’re doing things a little different this week! Today’s guests on the She Did That. podcast are Tai Beauchamp of Brown Girl Jane + Morning Mindset with Tai and Kalilah Wright of Mess in a Bottle. This episode was recorded live from Renae’s She Did That. Short Stories screening and panel discussion at the Beverly Center in Los Angeles. So many women believe that we have to do it all by ourselves and this couldn’t be further from the truth.  Listen in as Renae, Tai, and Kalilah talk about how their communities keep them lifted in both their businesses and personal lives.

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This week's guest on the She Did That. podcast is Nedra Glover Tawwab, a New York Times best-selling author, licensed therapist, and sought-after relationship expert. You may know her from her book, which I believe is a must-have for every home, titled Set Boundaries, Find Peace.

Nedra has practiced relationship therapy for 15 years and is the founder and owner of the group therapy practice, Kaleidoscope Counseling. Every day she helps people create healthy relationships by teaching them how to implement boundaries. Her philosophy is that a lack of boundaries and assertiveness underlie most relationship issues, and her gift is helping people create healthy relationships with themselves and others.

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Lalah Deliah is encouraging us to vibrate higher daily because it transformed the way she sees the world and the way she feels on a mind, body & spirit level. It helped Lalah find her way out of the darkest chapter of her life filled with abusive relationships, homelessness, and low self-worth. In this episode of the She Did That. podcast, Lalah shares her journey from rock bottom to vibrating higher and how it led to her life's work as a spiritual healer. This goddess remembered who she was and the game changed.

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