In this tender episode, I sit with my dear friend, Katherine Hutton — a woman whose life is a living testament to love. With a heart wide open, she reminds us that wisdom is not just what we know, but how we love.

Together, we talk about unconditional love, the courage to love ourselves, and the grace of loving strangers. Katherine shares the legacy she hopes to leave behind-simply put, L.O.V.E.

✨ As you listen, may you be invited to reflect: If you could be perfect at one thing, what would it be?

🎧 Join us in this conversation between friends and carry forward the love that sustains us all.

#LegacyOfLove #IAmLIVinLeGaCee

Energy is unseen but deeply felt. It travels with us, shaping how we move through the world and how others experience us.

In this episode of I AM LIVin LE'GaCEE, we pause to recognize the weight we carry - and give ourselves permission to set it down, even for a moment. This episode invites you to slow down, listen, reflect, and take action by choosing the energy you want to carry forward.

Soul Questions

What energy am I carrying most often these days, and how does it shape my interactions with others?

Which weights feel like mine to carry, and which were never truly mine to carry at all?

How might I carry life differently - lighter, freer, and with more intention?

The People Who Built My Wings is Dr. G's love letter to the village that shaped her. Their love, discipline, and belief became the foundation for her life. She highlights the positive power of Black families, educators, and communities.

This is a tribute and an invitation - to remember those who shaped us and to carry their work forward.

Waiting is not wasted—it is sacred shaping. In this episode of I AM LIVin LE’GaCee, Dr. G reflects on the appointed timelines that prepare us, the dreams that bloom in their own season, and the healing circles that remind us we are never alone. Through ancestral wisdom and communal care, we discover that legacy is alive not only in what we leave behind, but in how we live right now.

Today, in this first episode, we honor the roots of this space — and the tradition that breathes life into it.

This podcast is deeply inspired by the griots and griottes of West Africa — the oral historians, poets, and keepers of memory who carried the history of their people through voice, rhythm, and remembrance.

They weren’t just telling stories. They were preserving legacies. They safeguarded wisdom and healing practices that still echo through us today — grounding us in the collective spirit of our power and resilience. This podcast is our offering to that tradition — a modern-day echo of that ancestral calling.

Let’s journey together, shaping legacies one story at a time.

Dr. G