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As the year comes to a close, Ebony has a candid convo with her friend Kierra.
During this special episode, Ebony interviews Beatrice Selotlegeng who has committed herself to diversity and inclusion and to ensuring that students achieve academic excellence at Ohio University. After 15 years of service and 30 years in the aviation industry, this dynamic leader is set to retire December 31, 2020. Beatrice and Ebony discuss leadership, working in academia, The Junior Executive Business Program and the impact she has had on countless students. Alumni also share their fondest memories of Beatrice. In addition to bidding farewell this episode also encourages listeners to donate to a scholarship created in her name.
Special Thank You
Have you ever known it was time to take a leap but you were fearful? Have you ever felt a prompting from the Holy Spirit to do something completely out of the norm? Do you have a dream or a vision but can’t see how it will come to pass? Well this is the episode for you!
To kick off season two, Ebony discusses a recent leap she took, overcoming fear, putting herself out there and the importance of listening to the Holy Spirit.
It’s time to stop dragging our feet and living in fear. If Christ is calling you to do something, even if it sounds radical, DO IT! As we seek him every step of the way he will provide and make those unfathomable dreams and request a reality. It’s time to LEAP!
Matthew 6:33 |New International Version| But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.
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During an emotional ending of season one, Ebony attempts to fight back tears while discussing the recent killing of Walter Wallace, Jr. On October 26, 2020, Philadelphia Police responded to a call for help which resulted in an African American man with mental health issues being fatally shot. Ebony discusses the personal impact of this event, the need for proper police training and reminds listeners to vote! She also dives into how recent world events have left her feeling tired, weary and numb. Today’s episode is sponsored by Thrift LLC. Thrift focuses on providing high quality clothing and accessories at ridiculously affordable prices! Shop online at thriftathome.com. Connect on Instagram thrift_llc and on Facebook at thriftllc. Get 15% off at checkout when you use the code Ebony! Go to thriftathome.com today!
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