In this episode, we speak with O.L. & Sway Buckley, Co-Founders of the Marriedpreneur Life Institute. This couple hosts The Marriedpreneur Life podcast, where they help faith-based married entrepreneurs create momentum in life and business. If you want to hear tips on increasing productivity and performance, and learn ways you can be intentional about nurturing your relationship when you're in business as a couple, this is an episode you don't want to miss! 

In this episode, we chat with Ruth Unaegbu. She is a Registered Clinical Counselor and Clinical Supervisor in the Greater Vancouver area in British Colombia, Canada. This is our first Canadian guest! Whoop Whoop! She specializes in working with actors and other performing creatives, athletes, parents/caregivers and transracial adoptees. Since this is a topic that we don’t hear much about among Black folks, let's soul talk about foster adoptive families.

In this episode we talk with Dr. Kristy Holloway, a Licensed Professional Counselor who is also certified in Perimental Health. She will share how infertility, postpartum depression, and birth trauma has significant impacts on the Black community, but how, unfortunately, these topics are rarely discussed. At Soul Talk for Black Folks, we are all about discussing taboo topics like these to help reduce these the stigma, and to help our folks improve their relationships with themselves and those around them. You don't want to miss this episode!

In this episode we talk with DeNeen Attard about ways Black women can be effective and successful leaders in their workplace, as well as ways men can support women by speaking up when they notice women being dismissed, overlooked, or put down by others in the office. This is a great episode, so hop over to your favorite podcast platform and press play to listen in on this empowering discussion!

In this episode, we talk to Tamara Mitchell-Davis, the CEO Wife, to learn about how she became a best selling author and successful entrepreneur. She shares ways you can get there, too, as well as marketing tips to help you take your business to the next level!

If you are ready to level up in your business and/or learn more about the process of getting your book ideas from your mind into the hands of readers, then our next episode is for you!

In this episode, we talk with Jessica Bullock, Licensed Professional Counselor and Coach, about one of our favorite topics- reducing the stigma that makes it challenging for Black folks to seek mental health treatment. There's a misconception that faith and therapy cannot co-exist, and this prevents many folks in our community from seeking the support they need at times when it may be the best thing for them. We hope that after listening to this episode, folks will have a different understanding of the ways faith and therapy can work together to help folks get through challenging times.

Have you noticed that for some folks in the Black community, when we hear words such as “holistic”, reiki, yoga, meditation, red flags go up and folks turn the other way? Well in this episode, La’Toya will explain what is meant by holistic services and we are going to debunk some myths about holistic treatments. This episode is a good reminder that therapy and healing from trauma is not just about sitting in a chair and talking to a therapist for 45 mins.

In this episode, we discuss keys to overcoming adversity, along with numerous tips and resources that can provide you with support during challenging times. As always, at the end we will offer you an action item to take with you throughout the next week, to help jumpstart towards living the soulful life that you desire.

In this episode we talk about parenting in the Black community. This conversation normalizes some of the expectations and challenges we experience as Black parents. We also share some parenting tips to rejuvenate the relationship between you and your child.