Soul Stories

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  • Jasmine Stokes: Divorce and Setbacks as Blueprints for Coaching [SE107]
    ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 15 FEB 2022 Coach Jas, is our guest today. In this episode of Soul Stories, Jasmine Stokes bka Coach Jas and I chat about the successful coaching business she's built by sharing her strategies for success. Coach Jas shares her experience with divorce and other challenges that led her to create The Greater Me Consulting. Coach Jas is using her passion for service to help others navigate their experiences and support others in the process. In this episode, Coach Jas shares great advice for listeners of all ages and walks of life. To learn more about Coach Jas, follow her on social media: IG @thegreatermeconsulting and FB @ The Greater Me Consulting. Jasmine Stokes [S3E107]. Be sure to subscribe to Soul Stories. If you've enjoyed this or any episode of the podcast, please make a donation via our Soul Stories page on Anchor (anchor.fm/rukiyamichele). Thanks for listening! About the show: Soul Stories is dedicated to centering Black stories. Everyone has a story that must be told, a story that they were born to tell. Our stories matter. Your story matters. This is Soul Stories, where we tell our stories. About the host: Rukiya Michele is the show's host and creator. Rukiya Michele is a former college professor who was born to tell stories. Rukiya Michele is a natural storyteller mixed with a little ethnographer and a lot of griot. For feedback on this episode or to pitch a story to her, you may email Rukiya at [email protected].
    59 min
  • Child Bride to Welfare Mom to College Professor
    ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 25 JAN 2022 --- In the season three opener, Rukiya Michele shares her own story of being a child bride and welfare mom by the age of 22, and the grit that eventually led her to realizing some of her dreams including being a college professor.
    1 hr 6 min
  • Are YOU Taking YOURSELF Seriously?
    Rukiya Michele shares some perspective on what it looks like when we don't take ourselves seriously, what stops us from taking ourselves seriously, why we must take ourselves seriously, and the secret to doing so.
    42 min
  • Have Faith! Four Actions to Help You Refocus Your Faith [S2E96]
    In this episode of Soul Stories Rukiya Michele is encouraging you to KEEP YOUR FAITH. Have you ever struggled in your faith that everything will work out? Tune in as Rukiya Michele shares her struggles with faith and FOUR actions that she has taken to get herself back into the zone of tapping into her faith. In fact, they might be some ways to help you tap into your faith. Original air date: Nov 20, 2021.
    27 min
  • Raven White: Doin' It for the Culture: Representation Always Matters [S3E110]
    Raven Rose White, is our guest today. In this episode of Soul Stories, Raven and I chat about her commitment to The Culture and her quest to bring Brown Sugar Café & Books to the Houston metro area. Raven shares her vision and what she hopes to establish as a legacy. In this episode, Raven shares great advice for listeners of all ages and walks of life. To learn more about Raven Rose White and Brown Sugar Café & Books, follow her on social media: IG @brownsugarbooksandcafe, FB @ Brown Sugar Café & Books. Raven R. White [S3E110]. Be sure to subscribe to Soul Stories. If you've enjoyed this or any episode of the podcast, please make a donation via our Soul Stories page on Anchor (anchor.fm/rukiyamichele). Thanks for listening! About the show: Soul Stories is dedicated to centering Black stories. Everyone has a story that must be told, a story that they were born to tell. Our stories matter. Your story matters. This is Soul Stories, where we tell our stories. About the host: Rukiya Michele is the show's host and creator. Rukiya Michele is a former college professor who was born to tell stories. Rukiya Michele is a natural storyteller mixed with a little ethnographer and a lot of griot. For feedback on this episode or to pitch a story to her, you may email Rukiya at [email protected].
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    45 min
  • Dee Dee Duncan: Taking a Leap of Faith and Flying Into a New Career at 50 [S3E109]
    Dee Dee Duncan, is our guest today. In this episode of Soul Stories, Dee Dee and I chat about her big leap of faith that led her into a new career at 50. Dee Dee shares the experience that led her to begin a new career, the challenges she had to overcome on the journey, and the rewards of this decision. Dee Dee's story reminds us of the importance of faith, integrity, and believing in yourself. In this episode, Dee Dee Duncan shares great advice for listeners of all ages and walks of life. Dee Dee Duncan [S3E109]. Be sure to subscribe to Soul Stories. If you've enjoyed this or any episode of the podcast, please make a donation via our Soul Stories page on Anchor (anchor.fm/rukiyamichele). Thanks for listening! About the show: Soul Stories is dedicated to centering Black stories. Everyone has a story that must be told, a story that they were born to tell. Our stories matter. Your story matters. This is Soul Stories, where we tell our stories. About the host: Rukiya Michele is the show's host and creator. Rukiya Michele is a former college professor who was born to tell stories. Rukiya Michele is a natural storyteller mixed with a little ethnographer and a lot of griot. For feedback on this episode or to pitch a story to her, you may email Rukiya at [email protected].
    51 min
  • D'Angelo Lowe: From Troubled Youth to Attorney of the People [S3E108]
    Atty. D'Angelo Lowe, is our guest today. In this episode of Soul Stories, D'Angelo and I chat about his unlikely journey that led him into the legal field. D'Angelo shares the challenges he experienced growing up in Harvey, IL and the turn-of-events that compelled him to become a defense attorney. Now, in Houston, Atty. Lowe is using his experience and skill to be an attorney of the people. In this episode, D'Angelo shares great advice for listeners of all ages and walks of life. To learn more about Atty. D'Angelo follow him on social media: IG @tha_kounsel, FB @ Lowe Law, PLLC. D'Angelo Lowe [S3E108]. Be sure to subscribe to Soul Stories. If you've enjoyed this or any episode of the podcast, please make a donation via our Soul Stories page on Anchor (anchor.fm/rukiyamichele). Thanks for listening! About the show: Soul Stories is dedicated to centering Black stories. Everyone has a story that must be told, a story that they were born to tell. Our stories matter. Your story matters. This is Soul Stories, where we tell our stories. About the host: Rukiya Michele is the show's host and creator. Rukiya Michele is a former college professor who was born to tell stories. Rukiya Michele is a natural storyteller mixed with a little ethnographer and a lot of griot. For feedback on this episode or to pitch a story to her, you may email Rukiya at [email protected].
    52 min

About Soul Stories

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Our stories matter. Your story matters. It may be your story to tell; but, I don't believe we own our story. Our story is for someone else. Our story is meant to help someone else. The Soul Stories podcast is a safe space where we share courageous, honest, entertaining, sincere, and transformative stories that bring inspiration, motivation, and transformation. This is Soul Stories, where we tell our stories.