In this deeply moving and empowering conversation, Rev. Dr. Stephanie T. Wilkins — Associate Pastor, author, social justice advocate, and lifelong Houstonian — shares her inspiring journey through grief, healing, and ultimately, joy. After navigating significant life transitions, Dr. Stephanie found her calling in helping others walk through their own valleys and come out stronger, standing firmly in God’s promises.

Through her devotional journals, workshops, and conferences, Dr. Stephanie encourages women — especially those walking into their next season beyond 50 — to live in excellence, purpose, and wholeness. She reminds us that even when life brings unimaginable pain, we are never abandoned, and with God’s strength, we can emerge better, not bitter.

This episode is a powerful testimony of resilience, healing, and faith that will leave you uplifted and ready to stand strong through your own transitions.

Stay Connected with Rev. Dr. Stephanie T. Wilkins:

Website: revdrstephanietwilkins.com

Instagram: @stephaniewilkins1959

Facebook: Stephanie T. Wilkins

Upcoming Events:

•Mental Health Event: June 22

•Explore her devotional journals and recent women’s anthology — available now!

In this uplifting and faith-filled conversation, we sit down with Sherrie A. Robinson — author, life coach, and inspirational speaker — to hear the powerful story behind her journey from heartbreak to healing. Known for her debut book Beauty For Ashes: The Actual Truth About Love, It’s Not a Fairytale, Sherrie opens up about how God transformed her deepest pains into a calling to inspire others.

Sharing personal insights, hard-won lessons, and unshakable faith, Sherrie reminds us that when we surrender our brokenness, God can use it to build something beautiful. Whether you’re feeling stuck, overlooked, or unsure of your next step, Sherrie’s story is a reminder that your purpose often rises from your greatest struggles.

She also gives listeners a sneak peek into her exciting next chapter: hosting her very first conference, Girl, Get Up! in July 2025. This episode is a must-listen for anyone ready to step boldly into what God is calling them to do — no matter where they’re starting from.

Stay Connected and Get Inspired:

Grab her book Beauty For Ashes now on Amazon.

Register for her upcoming conference: girlgetup.eventbrite.com

“When the world tried to box her in, she built something bigger.”

In this powerful and heartfelt interview, Dr. Tajiri Brackens — known as The Workplace Wizard — shares her transformative journey from feeling overlooked and undervalued to becoming a bold voice for authentic leadership and cultural change. Drawing from 33 years of experience in sales, leadership, and coaching, Dr. Tajiri unpacks the pivotal moments that shaped her mission: from being publicly belittled in an MLM to facing toxic leadership at Continental Airlines. Each experience became a stepping stone toward her calling to help others reclaim their voice and lead with heart, clarity, and courage.

Listeners will hear the story behind The Oz Experience and learn why Dr. Tajiri believes that leadership is not about waiting for permission—it’s about recognizing the power you’ve had all along. If you’ve ever felt dismissed, silenced, or boxed in by broken systems, this conversation will reignite your confidence and challenge you to lead from a place of authenticity.

Dr. Tajiri also shares insights from her books, including Power, Privilege, and Humility, Bipolar Faith, and The Emerald Code, offering real strategies for navigating toxic cultures, shifting workplace dynamics, and building leadership that lasts.

If you’re ready to shift your culture, unlock your confidence, and redefine what leadership can look like, this is an interview you won’t want to miss.

Connect with Dr. Tajiri Brackens:

Website: www.dr-tajiri.com

Facebook: Tajiri Brackens

LinkedIn: The Workplace Wizard

Instagram: @tajiribrackens

It’s not how you start; it’s how you finish — and Archie J. Jenkins is proof that a 180 can change everything.

In this powerful and deeply inspiring episode, we sit down with Archie J. Jenkins — better known as Mr. 180 — a dynamic CEO, marketing expert, creative powerhouse, and motivator who has turned life’s toughest moments into the fuel for his incredible rise. As the visionary behind 180Lyfe, Archie has opened doors for entrepreneurs, creatives, and entertainers, offering unmatched opportunities in branding, marketing, and public relations.

But Archie’s journey wasn’t always glamorous. From being incarcerated and vowing to never return, to traveling on tour with legends like Stephanie Mills, Patti LaBelle, After 7, and Fantasia, Archie’s story is a living testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of a “180.” With God at the center of it all, Archie reminds us that real change is hard, but possible — and it’s not about how you start… it’s about how you finish.

Tune in for heartfelt moments, surprising stories (including a live singing moment!), and powerful lessons on consistency, dedication, and faith. This is more than a conversation — it’s an invitation to believe bigger, pivot harder, and finish stronger.

Want to stay connected and inspired?

Follow Archie J. Jenkins:

Facebook: Archie J Jenkins

Instagram: @180lyfe_180show

Subscribe to the 180Lyfe Enterprise Magazine and stay part of the movement: www.180lyfe.com

What happens when the faith you were raised in no longer fits who you’re becoming? In this episode of Speak Your Truth, I sit down with Stephanie Ann Webb for a raw and honest conversation about growth, healing, and rediscovering what faith truly means. If you’ve ever questioned your beliefs, felt stuck in fear, or longed for something deeper—this one’s for you.

Connect with Stephanie Ann Webb:

Facebook: facebook.com/Stephannwebb

Instagram: instagram.com/stephanie_ann_webb

TikTok: tiktok.com/@stephanieannwebb

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/stephanie-ann-webb

Stay Connected with Reverend Dr. DeShaun Williams:

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: @deshaunwrites_

Facebook: @Thedeshaunw

LinkedIn: Reverend Dr. DeShaun Williams

If this conversation spoke to your heart, don’t keep it to yourself. Share this episode with someone who needs a little hope, leave us a review, and subscribe to Speak Your Truth for more soul-stirring conversations.

In this raw and powerful episode of Speak Your Truth, Reverend Dr. DeShaun Williams calls out a hard truth many avoid: if you call someone your friend but you’ve never supported what they’re building—you need to reevaluate what friendship really means.

This episode pulls no punches as DeShaun explores what it really looks like to support a friend who owns a business, has stepped into ministry, or is chasing their purpose. From the silence that wounds to the excuses that distance us, this conversation challenges listeners to examine the role they play in their friends’ journeys—and to ask the hard question: Am I really showing up, or just showing up when it benefits me?

Because true friendship isn’t passive. It’s not built on history alone.

It’s action. It’s intentional. It’s love in motion.

If you’ve ever felt the sting of being overlooked by the people closest to you—or if you’ve been the one sitting silently on the sidelines—this episode is your wake-up call.

Support isn’t always financial. But it should always be felt.

Listen now and be reminded: real friends don’t watch you build alone.

Connect with DeShaun:

Instagram: @deshaunwrites_

Facebook: @TheDeShaunW

LinkedIn: Reverend Dr. DeShaun Williams

Website: www.wywco.com

If this episode spoke to you, don’t keep it to yourself—share it, leave a review, and tag DeShaun. Let’s keep truth in motion.

Too many of us are still waiting for someone to “let us in.” Still begging for permission to shine. Still hoping for a seat at someone else’s table.

But what if I told you… it’s time to build your own?

On today’s episode of Speak Your Truth, I’m going in on why you don’t need validation, an invitation, or anyone else’s approval to walk in your purpose. This one is for the bold. The overlooked. The builders. The cycle-breakers.

Listen now and be reminded: you weren’t made to wait—you were made to create.

Follow & Connect with DeShaun:

Instagram: @deshaunwrites_

Facebook: @TheDeShaunW

LinkedIn: Reverend Dr. DeShaun Williams

If this episode spoke to you, do me a favor: leave a review, share it with someone who needs this word, and tag me on social media. Let’s keep this conversation going and help others speak their truth, too.

Welcome to another episode, this week we’re talking about “You Can’t Pour From Empty” meaning that you have to take the time to rest, before your body forces you to rest. Join Reverend Dr. Williams as he talks about the importance of taking time for yourself, taking time to spend with your significant other, friends, and family, etc, so that you can avoid the “what-ifs”

Reverend Dr. DeShaun Williams takes an honest and heartfelt look at the painful reality of church hurt—the emotional and spiritual wounds caused by negative experiences within religious communities. He explores how hypocrisy, leadership abuse, judgment, and lack of accountability push people away from the church, leaving them with deep scars.

DeShaun speaks from his own heart as he reflects on the lasting impact of church hurt, including spiritual trauma, isolation, and emotional struggles. But this episode is more than just a discussion of pain; it also offers a message of hope. DeShaun shares how churches can rebuild trust and how individuals can begin to heal after experiencing hurt in a place meant to provide refuge and love.

If you’ve been affected by church hurt or are simply seeking to understand, this solo episode offers insight, reflection, and a path forward.