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  • In Our Mothers' Gardens with Shantrelle P. Lewis

    Shantrelle P. Lewis is the quintessential multi-hyphenate. As a proud Howard grad and NOLA native, you can experience her creative genius as an author, curator, co-founder, and now filmmaker with her directorial debut, In Our Mothers' Gardens. The documentary (distributed by Ava DuVernay's Array) celebrates the resiliency of Black families through the complex, yet beautiful relationships between mothers and daughters. Get to know Shantrelle's "why" as she preps for her highly-anticipated Netflix release.

    58 min
  • Spicing it Up & Lifting as We Climb with Angel Gregorio

    Angel Gregorio is a mom, home cook, activist, and educator with a gift for blurring the lines between food & fashion. In 2015, she walked by a vacant storefront with no plans to be an entrepreneur and decided on the spot to turn it into a spice shop. 20 international spice-sourcing trips and 450 pop-up shops later, The Spice Suite has become a D.C. staple for this proud D.C. native. Take a listen to find out how she did that and why Angel is committed to elevating other Black-owned brands along the way.

    46 min
  • Finding Financial Wholeness with Tiffany Aliche

    Tiffany “The Budgetnista" Aliche is changing the financial lives of women across the globe, one dollar at a time. This powerhouse has helped millions of women get out of debt, save hundreds of millions, and find financial wholeness. Her new book, Get Good with Money, which was just named a New York Times best-seller in two categories within a week of its release, is the financial almanac we all needed. Today on the She Did That. podcast, Tiffany  is serving up actionable, easy-to-follow tips to help us live richer each and every day.

    35 min
  • Channeling Your Highest Self with Lalah Delia

    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. If you enjoy this episode please share, subscribe, and review!

    45 min
  • Building Generational Health with Bri Thompson

    What happens when hip hop, soul, wellness, and cycling collide? Bri Thompson, founder of Spiked Spin, is on a mission to find out and share it with the world. The digital ad sales exec-turned-fitness entrepreneur has been insulting the standard with Spiked Spin since 2016 and has no plans on slowing down. Listen in as Bri talks passionately about her mission to improve the state of health and wellness in our community, one musically-charged spin class at a time.

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    44 min

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On the heels of the She Did That documentary's wildly successful Netflix release, filmmaker and storyteller Renae Bluitt's passion for digging deep into the impactful journeys of Black women…