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Kiah is a Digital Content Specialist by day and reader-crafter-blogger by night. This episode was so much fun as we discuss her journey through trusting her voice as a young writer, why black women are lit, and finding joy in unconventional outlets. You can see more of Kiah on Instagram and Twitter at @AccordingToKiah as well as catch up on her amazingly insightful blog at accordingtokiah.com.
Andrea is a serial entrepreneur and hairstylist focusing on harmony, healthy hair, and real home girl energy! Andy is giving us her major keys to self-care and gratitude as she creates a prosperous life. She has online courses and merchandise available on her website hairandymakeup.com. You can find Andy on Instagram at @hairandymakeup;
Her morning meditation includes The Manifestation album by Chris-n-Teeb available through Spotify and Apple Music. She also mentions The Fringe Hours by Jessica Turner.
LeeAndra Momodu is a real estate agent and interior designer in Atlanta, fully committed to making her passions profitable. We discuss what inspired her to take the leap into entrepreneurship full-time, what she has learned since becoming licensed, and how she fits self-care and dating into an already busy schedule. You can find Lee on Instagram at @simplee.living; get deets on her interior design services at simplicityiandr.com (@simplicityiandr on Instagram), or her YouTube Channel at Simplicity Interiors and Realty.
I sat down with jack of all trades, Javona Swann, to discuss her journey through the mid-20s as she maintains a relationship with God, pours into others, and figures Twitter out! Find her on Instagram through her personal page and faith-based business page:
@JavonaSwann and
@GoodGirlGreatGod
Want to know how bad dating is? My two friends and I, affectionately known as the Trill Trio, discuss our highs and lows of being single in Atlanta. Amber is an up and coming website developer/content creator and Jazmin is an event planner. We hope you enjoy a peek into what our girl talk sounds like. Find both ladies on social media via the handles below.
This week Shay Richards sits with me to discuss her challenges and triumphs of life as a millennial wife, new mother, and full-time photographer. You can find Shay at www.tooshayphotography.com or see her work on Instagram at @tooshay.photography (and yes she’s wiped her page clean for a fresh start).
• Follow the host on Instagram and Twitter at @TheMiaShantel
• Catch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.com
• Editing Credit: David Whitty-England
• Music Credit: UrbanGodzilla
After technical difficulties, my first guest interview is finally here! I sit down with Cayla to discuss her path in the field of Public Health, the importance of advanced care planning, her guilty pleasure that is trash tv, and learning to control the controllable in life.
More information on Advance Directives can be found here: https://www.aarp.org/caregiving/financial-legal/free-printable-advance-directives/
In this episode, I’m putting my ego to the side to record this show despite hardware issues experienced. I discuss how the time change is kicking my ass and how much I appreciate the online community I’ve grown to know and support. Don’t forget to register and vote in the run-off election and stay safe as you visit with family this holiday season. Grab your headphones and join me for this solo dolo show. Don’t forget to share, follow, or subscribe wherever you get your listening fix!
In this welcome episode, the self-proclaimed Code-switching Creative, Mia Shantel, introduces her new venture, Since Y’all Don’t Read Podcast, and welcomes listeners into her world as a millennial black woman working in the creative space. This series features casual conversations with black women of various walks of life, giving their perspective on experiences that have shaped who they are as individuals. Since Y’all Don’t Read debuts November 5th.
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