She shares the experiences that stretched her, the lessons that grounded her, and the inner work required to become the woman she is today. Sierra discusses the challenges of caregiving while working, and the powerful work she’s doing as an entrepreneur, author, and caregiving advocate. This conversation goes beneath the surface to explore resilience, purpose, and the courage it takes to evolve in real time.

In this episode, part two, Jewel Tankard goes even deeper into the evolution of her identity, her calling, and the courage it takes to stand fully in who you are. She shares the breakthroughs, the inner work, and the unapologetic mindset that shaped her next level. This episode delivers the kind of wisdom that shifts perspective and ignites purpose.

In this series, Jewel Tankard brings her signature energy and transparency to a conversation about leveling up from the inside out. She breaks down the mindset, habits, and personal truths that fuel her success. Part one is honest, vibrant, and full of gems — the perfect kickoff to a two‑part deep dive into the woman behind the brand.

In the final installment of a special series on fashion history and cultural impact, guest host Patrice McNeil (sitting in for Sharrarne Morton) is joined by fashion industry veteran Harley Morgan, founder of Righteous One Entertainment.

Celebrating nearly 25 years in the industry, Harley shares his unique perspective on how global fashion, model representation, and cultural influence have evolved over the decades. Together, Patrice and Harley explore fashion production as storytelling, the rise of iconic cultural figures from Ann Lowe to Pharrell and Virgil Abloh, and how creating inclusive incubator platforms empowers emerging designers to share their visions with the world. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on community, art, and the future of fashion.

In this episode of Skin Deep, host Sharrarne Morton sits down with Dr. Kenya Coleman, CEO of Kaleidoscope Wellness and Education Group, for a crucial conversation on youth mental health, recognizing red flags in teens, and dismantling the stigma around therapy.

With over two decades of experience in school-based mental health, Dr. Coleman breaks down the essential connection between emotional well-being and academic success. She shares practical insights on how to spot the difference between normal teenage stress and pervasive mental health issues, highlighting key warning signs like mood shifts, withdrawal, changes in sleep or appetite, and sudden academic drops. Plus, they explore the heavy impact modern pressures—from social media to constant news cycles—have on today’s youth and why creating a safe space to process it all is more important than ever.

Whether you’re a parent, educator, or simply care about the young people in your life, tune in for expert guidance on early intervention and supporting the whole family ecosystem.

In this episode of Skin Deep, join host Sharrarne Morton on Skin Deep as she sits down with travel agent and author China White alongside Black beauty historian and filmmaker Amani Warren. In this segment, they share their personal experiences traveling together in South Africa over the holidays, discussing local culture, language diversity, community realities, and essential insights for Black women exploring international travel.

In this episode of Skin Deep, host Sharrarne Morton is joined by guest co-hosts Dr. Renay Butler and Dr. Roselyn "Dr. Roz" Aker-Black to discuss financial empowerment, AI technology, and community recognition. The episode highlights two major Black Door Society initiatives in Greenbelt, Maryland:

• Girls Just Want to Have Funds: Centered on the theme "Diamonds and Dividends: How to Make Them, Keep Them, and Pass Them On," this event focuses on strategic money management, closing the wage gap, creating safe spaces for financial conversations, and leveraging AI tools (such as custom branding and workflow automation) to scale businesses.
  
• Community of Excellence Awards Luncheon: Curated to elevate local, unsung leaders and foster community growth through networking, celebration, and collaborative support.

In this episode of Skin Deep, guest host Patrice McNeil of Zoe and Lowe discusses in this four-part series on what happens when the excellence is there, but the access is not. Patrice has an honest, uplifting conversation about confidence, identity, and the courage it takes to show up as your true self. She shares the moments that shaped fashion journeys, the beauty rituals that kept them grounded, and the lessons learned along the way. Dandyism is real-from history to present.

In this episode of Skin Deep, Dr. Marcea Whitaker takes on Ms. Corporate America contestants on the power moves, pressures, ambition, and unspoken rules behind climbing the corporate ladder. It’s a candid conversation about owning the room, breaking barriers, and succeeding without losing yourself along the way.  We also explore the confidence, resilience, and strategy it takes to thrive in high-level professional spaces.

In this episode Patrice McNeill the founder of Zoe + Lowe Fashion House, a curated fashion platform dedicated to elevating independent designers and presenting fashion as a form of cultural storytelling. Patrice continues her magnifying discussion with Sharrarne on her passion in blending fashion with artistry, community, and empowerment, often highlighting underrepresented voices in the industry. This is where insight meets inspiration, and where every listener is invited to glow from the inside out.