In this Artist Talk edition of the Love Right Now Show, I speak with my sister friend, Andonnia Maiben as we dive into how she uses her natural gifts to facilitate healing for herself and others. I loves Andonnia. This Queen has so many gifts: minister, educator, visual artist, songbird, model and poet. She’s a whole vibe using her ministry, business (@annlettered), and heart to empower and facilitate healing for women. She also blesses us with some poetry during our talk that gave me life and chills. Enjoy!!

In my first Artist Talk episode for the Love Right Now Show, I sat down with Kanita R Hilliard-Turner who goes by Emoetry when she is blessings audiences with her Poetry. We talked about being a mother of 8 while managing her career and being wife to a national recording artist. And, Emoetry blessed us with some poetry on air. I know you will enjoy this transparent and beautiful conversation!

I'm back! I took an unplanned hiatus and I am happy to return. The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be.

In Episode 25: Do It Scared Part I, I reflect on last year and planning my first International Retreat and how I dealt with the fears I felt during the process and the divine confirmation I received once I made it to Tobago. Also, find out why I crowned Gabrielle Union as 'Self-Love Slayin in these Streets' and how her story is inspiring to all women.

The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be. Speaking up for ourselves and staying informed about our wellness healthcare options is an act of self-love.

In my new series, Healing the Black Woman I explore the state of the black woman's health holistically - mind, body and spirit. I have been a part of research committees exploring the reasons for the alarming mortality rates of black women following childbirth and the conversation has expanded as celebrities come forward with their experiences increasing awareness of something affecting communities of black women. I am learning this disparity expands beyond the bounds of childbirth and affects every aspect of health and wellness from self-care to hospital care.

I sought out some dynamic women who are making powerful contributions to health and wellness in our communities through their work and testimonies. I had some amazing conversations with 7 phenomenal guests who shared with me their personal experiences as a black woman and their work and ideas about how to address issues you have seen as it relates to black women's healing journey.

In Episode 23, I speak with Dr. Kim Baker, Research Faculty at UTHealth specializing in sexual health and women's reproductive health. I met Dr. Baker while serving on one of her research committees to gather data on why the mortality rate following childbirth among black women was 3 times more than that of white women. Her research introduced me to these alarming rates and insight into why there were such gaping disparities. Dr. Jones also shares her personal experience with a former provider whose level of care was impacted by their bias and how she had to confront the provider with her feelings and shared better practices. Addressing shame among women due to their personal choices regarding their sexual health is a passion of Dr. Baker's and reflected in her teachings.

Love and Light,

Jai

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The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be. Speaking up for ourselves and staying informed about our wellness healthcare options is an act of self-love.

In my new series, Healing the Black Woman I explore the state of the black woman's health holistically - mind, body and spirit. I have been a part of research committees exploring the reasons for the alarming mortality rates of black women following childbirth and the conversation has expanded as celebrities come forward with their experiences increasing awareness of something affecting communities of black women. I am learning this disparity expands beyond the bounds of childbirth and affects every aspect of health and wellness from self-care to hospital care.

I sought out some dynamic women who are making powerful contributions to health and wellness in our communities through their work and testimonies. I had some amazing conversations with 7 phenomenal guests who shared with me their personal experiences as a black woman and their work and ideas about how to address issues you have seen as it relates to black women's healing journey.

In Episode 23, I speak with Dr. Angela Jones, Licensed Counselor and Owner of Get Centered Counseling & Consultants, LLC. I met Dr. Jones in college and it has been so amazing watching her evolve and become well accomplished over the years. We talk about her first lessons in self-love and self-care being very recent as she watched her husband be unapologetic about his self-care and she claimed this practice for herself. She also shares how she had to overcome the challenges as the newest PHD on her Team and finding her voice as a black woman in leadership. This conversation was uplifting, insightful and healing.

Love and Light,

Jai

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@getcenteredcc

The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be. Speaking up for ourselves and staying informed about our wellness healthcare options is an act of self-love.

In my new series, Healing the Black Woman I explore the state of the black woman's health holistically - mind, body and spirit. I have been a part of research committees exploring the reasons for the alarming mortality rates of black women following childbirth and the conversation has expanded as celebrities come forward with their experiences increasing awareness of something affecting communities of black women. I am learning this disparity expands beyond the bounds of childbirth and affects every aspect of health and wellness from self-care to hospital care.

I sought out some dynamic women who are making powerful contributions to health and wellness in our communities through their work and testimonies. I had some amazing conversations with 7 phenomenal guests who shared with me their personal experiences as a black woman and their work and ideas about how to address issues you have seen as it relates to black women's healing journey.

In Episode 22, I speak with Owner of Spinal Perceptions Chiropractic and Wellness, Dr. Marquetta Giles. Dr Giles speaks about being bold to advocate for your health and when needed the health of others. She shares her story of needing to advocate for her Mother and find her a new doctor after she was diagnosed for cancer yet was not receiving the level of care and attention she needed. She gives invaluable tips and lessons learned on how to effectively advocate for your total wellness. Dr. Giles carries this philosophy in her Chiropractic practice in the historic 3rd Ward taking a holistic approach to healing for her clients.

Love and Light,

Jai

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The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on #love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be. Speaking up for ourselves and staying informed about our wellness #healthcare options is an act of self-love.

In my new series, Healing the Black Woman I explore the state of the black woman's health #holistically - #mind, #body and #spirit. I have been a part of research committees exploring the reasons for the alarming mortality rates of #blackwomen following #childbirth and the conversation has expanded as celebrities come forward with their experiences increasing awareness of something affecting communities of black women. I am learning this disparity expands beyond the bounds of childbirth and affects every aspect of health and wellness from self-care to hospital #care.

I sought out some dynamic women who are making powerful contributions to #health and #wellness in our communities through their work and testimonies. I had some amazing conversations with 7 phenomenal guests who shared with me their personal experiences as a black woman and their work and ideas about how to address issues you have seen as it relates to black women's #healing journey.

In Episode 21, I speak with the 'Big Love Coach', Minister, founder of Restoring Hearts to Wholeness and my tribe sister Rozella Haydée White. Rozella and I dive into the state of black women's health. Rozella talks about living with a broken heart manifesting heart disease that largely affects black women. Her personal journey to self-love is powerful and she gives all of us permission to heal.

Love and Light,

Jai

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@rozellahw

The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be. Speaking up for ourselves and staying informed about our wellness healthcare options is an act of self-love.

In my new series, Healing the Black Woman I explore the state of the black woman's health holistically - mind, body and spirit. I have been a part of research committees exploring the reasons for the alarming mortality rates of black women following childbirth and the conversation has expanded as celebrities come forward with their experiences increasing awareness of something affecting communities of black women. I am learning this disparity expands beyond the bounds of childbirth and affects every aspect of health and wellness from self-care to hospital care.

I sought out some dynamic women who are making powerful contributions to health and wellness in our communities through their work and testimonies. I had some amazing conversations with 7 phenomenal guests who shared with me their personal experiences as a black woman and their work and ideas about how to address issues you have seen as it relates to black women's healing journey.

In Episode 20, I speak with Entrepreneur, Author, and Business Coach NuNicka Epps. Nu and I met in college and were campus Leaders at Sam Houston State University. I watched her grow her successful event planning and coaching business. I served on a panel for one of her events where she shared her story about her near death experience due to delayed diagnosis. She shared her journey with me and how she manages self-care with her busy schedule while nurturing her family as a wife and mother to two sons. Nu and I kept it REAL and I know you will enjoy the invaluable wisdom dropped during the show.

Love and Light,

Jai

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@EsyntialElements

The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be. Speaking up for ourselves and staying informed about our wellness healthcare options is an act of self-love.

In my new series, Healing the Black Woman I explore the state of the black woman's health holistically - mind, body and spirit. I have been a part of research committees exploring the reasons for the alarming mortality rates of black women following childbirth and the conversation has expanded as celebrities come forward with their experiences increasing awareness of something affecting communities of black women. I am learning this disparity expands beyond the bounds of childbirth and affects every aspect of health and wellness from self-care to hospital care.

I sought out some dynamic women who are making powerful contributions to health and wellness in our communities through their work and testimonies. I had some amazing conversations with 7 phenomenal guests who shared with me their personal experiences as a black woman and their work and ideas about how to address issues you have seen as it relates to black women's healing journey.

In Episode 19, I speak with Healer, Reiki Master and Massage Therapist Sharetha Simpson. Sharetha talks about how her mother and grandmother taught her how to take care of herself as a woman. She also discussed the benefits of massage therapy and reiki being healing modalities and wellness options for black women. We even chatted about divine sexuality and how using sexual energy can aide in manifestation.

Love and Light,

Jai

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The Love Right Now Show is authentic conversations about being present and leaning on love. I advocate for self-love because I feel the stronger our self-love is, the stronger our desired relationships can be. Speaking up for ourselves and staying informed about our wellness healthcare options is an act of self-love.

In my new series, Healing the Black Woman I explore the state of the black woman's health holistically - mind, body and spirit. I have been a part of research committees exploring the reasons for the alarming mortality rates of black women following childbirth and the conversation has expanded as celebrities come forward with their experiences increasing awareness of something affecting communities of black women. I am learning this disparity expands beyond the bounds of childbirth and affects every aspect of health and wellness from self-care to hospital care.

I sought out some dynamic women who are making powerful contributions to health and wellness in our communities through their work and testimonies. I had some amazing conversations with 7 phenomenal guests who shared with me their personal experiences as a black woman and their work and ideas about how to address issues you have seen as it relates to black women's healing journey.

In the first show, I speak with relationship Therapist and co-founder of Melanin and Mental Health, Eboni Harris. Eboni talks about how her journey to becoming a therapist and why she feels therapy is an important option for black women. When Eboni is not advocating for therapy and seeing clients at her private practice, she is on her podcast, Room for Relations and creating websites for fellow business owners.

Love and Light,

Jai

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