Nita Patel, author of the new book "Boss Vibes," joins the show to talk about etiquette in the workplace.  Plus, Melissa's Christmas tree is up...but can it survive two new kittens? She'll have an update.

A quarter of a million people have died from COVID-19 now, and Melissa not only expresses frustration at the growing numbers but also the hypocrisy of charity by some this holiday season.  Plus, what shocking news story about women isn't getting a lot of news coverage? She'll explain.

Sales leader Bernadette Pannier talks to Melissa about starting her own business and how she helps others build, and sell, their brands.  Plus, a new parody song in support of those who wear their masks!

Human rights activist, best-selling author, and FreetheMindco CEO Kim Normand Dobrin joins the show. Also, Melissa discusses her bumpy transition into the visual world of Zoom.

Melissa talks with Dianne Beattie, founder of We Web Designer, about the importance of an online presence and more importantly taking the opportunity during the pandemic to really find your purpose in life.  Also, Melissa gives her take on the "I'm Speaking" experience we witnessed with Vice Presidential nominee Rep. Kamala Harri

Melissa has posted a video on TikTok and discusses the odd difficulty in making that decision.  Plus, how offensive were the President’s latest actions?

Sheena Virji joins the show to talk about Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.  Plus, Melissa tells you about a disturbing story involving immigrant women in Georgia.

Dream Guide Sweet Georgia Pam joins the show again, and Melissa shares some of your dreams and hers for analysis.  Plus, how are the new kittens getting along? Melissa shares how her dog may not be so happy with the new roommates.

Melissa is part of a brand new Internet show, and she’ll tell you where to check it out! Plus, did you ever write a message in a bottle when you were a kid? One woman did, and you’ll never guess what happened to it decades later.

Melissa interviews Voice Coach and Speech Language Pathologist Kathryn Woods, who talks about her own journey from being shy to becoming a public speaker and why it’s important for women to find their voices.  Plus, Melissa shares two new projects she’s involved in!