Fresh off of CoronaQuarantine, we are back and discussing black women living in luxury and why it needs to be standardized. We, as black women, deserve luxury, success, less stress, and happy endings. Black women in luxury is bigger than an aesthetic. It's about changing the narrative and now is the perfect time to discuss.

The “Boss Up” Series is back for Part TWO and we got an EXCLUSIVE!

In 2014, Beatrice Dixon launched "The Honey Pot Company", a plant based feminine hygiene line with a goal to provide women with a healthy alternative to feminine care. An empowering African-American female entrepreneur, she has been featured on BET, Essence, Buzzfeed's Ladylike, T-Pain's School Of Business, Today Show, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Forbes. In this episode, Bea is dishing on new product releases and re-up dates, steps to getting into the retail arena, why you should double check what your using to care for your 'Honey Pot', and more!

This episode features Tay Watts, a psychiatric social worker turned full-time entrepreneur after an unexpected job loss. She decided to trust her ability to create the life of her dreams so she put her career on hold while and grew Posh Candle Co. a brand she created while attending graduate school, to a six-figure candle business from her one bedroom apartment. Her motivational ‘Boss Lady’ candles were the first to hit the market and were a hit, thanks in part to the featured messages inspiring women to be their authentic selves. Through catchy phrases such as ‘Bad And Bougie” and ‘Black Girl Magic’, they encourage a positive mindset and promote self-love. With notable features in BuzzFeed & xoNecole, along w/ collaborations with Facebook & HBO, Posh Candle Co. is fulfilling its mission of helping women to stay LIT!

Episode Two features Lydia T. Blanco is a trusted journalist, vibrant host, and digital media personality who is passionate about building community through storytelling. As a journalist for Black Enterprise, Lydia focuses on entrepreneurship, business, technology, and lifestyle.

In addition to writing feature stories, Lydia is an on-air talent, speaker, moderator, facilitator, and brand transformation specialist. Some of her highlight interviews have been with Percy ‘Master P’ Miller, Jemele Hill, Sheryl Sandberg, and Debra Lee.

Lydia is also the host of the lifestyle podcast, “The Get My Life Tour”, which focuses on practicing vulnerability and how to show up for yourself. As a media professional, Lydia is committed to amplifying the voice of marginalized communities.

Episode One features Koereyelle DuBose, a former educator who managed to turn her $32K teaching salary into a six-figure brand. As the Chief Experience Officer of WERKPraySlay-- an Annual 4-day empowerment weekend for women who are ready to win and Creator of the Busy at the Beach Travel Tribe she's dedicated her life to empowering women to live a life that they love! With a passion for women and pizazz for entrepreneurship, Koe authored two self-development books for women: WERK101: Get-Your-Life-Together Guide and her sophomore project which shares her success secret!

The Season One finale talks about the all too common topic of friendships ENDING but the rarely discussed process of mending and restoration. I'm spilling all the tea on a personal betrayal and it's eventual reconciliation. Let's get into it!

"It’s been a long time...we shouldn’t have left you without a dope pod to tune to.."

The Jewelry Box Podcast returns with an all new episode. #ThirstTrapping The season is upon us.. Spring has sprung and the quench for thirst has begun. You’ve seen it.. I’ve seen it.. We ALL have seen it! Let’s talk about it! Get ready to pop open the top “The Jewelry Box”!

2019 is starting out with a BANG! “The Jewelry Box” Podcast is back with a new look, a new sound, and fresh new perspectives. On the first episode of the year, we are talking the government shut down, #SurvivingRKelly & the allegations, the devaluation of black women, and how these issues directly affect us as a culture. #IssaCollabo as our guest hosts are none other than “The King’s Corner” Podcast coming through with the male point of view!

We are talking all things "resolutions", the 2018 year end review, intentions for the New Year, and the new buzz word for establishing goals in 2019.

We are diving head first into mental health and it’s discount and stigma in the black community. Depression, anxiety, PTSD, suicide, trauma...mental health is real, it is SERIOUS, and it’s nothing to be ashamed of. Join us as we share our personal experiences and scratch the surface of this taboo topic. Get ready to POP the TOP to “The Jewelry Box”!