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In this episode I speak with the CEO of Kissed by a Bee Organics, Akilah Scott-Amos about herbalism, rootwork, urban farming and how she's using the earth and nature's gifts to help others heal.
Akilah comes from generations of rootworkers and sharecroppers; she learned most of her knowledge about the healing powers of plants via her Grandmother (LeDora) and Father (William). Born and raised as a vegetarian, most of her meals were made from scratch and grown right on the family property. Many plants and roots were grown to nourish the body, but also heal ailments as well. She decided to start Kissed By A Bee Organics in May 2013, with the support of her husband and friends.
Akilah also has several certifications in herbalism and is constantly honing her craft. She, along with her family, utilize their 4-acre farm by growing roughly 75% of what she uses in the products. She lives in Manvel, TX with her two sons (Alex and Aiden), her husband (Christopher), 3 dogs (Chad, Aza and Ashe) and a cat named Horus.
In this episode, psychologist Dr. Obari Cartman and I discuss the day-to-day challenges Black men face, the social conditioning that leads to mental health struggles and why so many Black men won't seek help.
In part two of my exploration of the spiritual practice of Hoodoo, I interview Baba Rah, who is an experienced conjure oil maker, Hoodoo practitioner and IFA initiate. He breaks down the history of conjure oils, their purpose, how they are used and more.
Conjure oils are ritual oils been blessed with herbs and intention that can be used to bless, anoint, heal, curse, bring in money, love etc.
Baba Rah can be reached via email at:
In this episode, I got a chance to speak with Hoodoo practitioner and business owner Lisa Jones, who owns Memphis Conjure Supply in Memphis, Tennessee. She breaks down this CLOSED spiritual practice developed by enslaved Africans, how she began practicing, how African Americans can utilize Hoodoo today, her feature on the STARZ network and more...
In this episode, Dr. Norma Reyes and I discuss manifestation, connecting to your ancestral roots and how to go about changing your mindset to create the life of your dreams.
Dr. Reyes is a first-generation Mexican American who has overcome generational trauma and poverty cycles. She first began her journey in reconnecting with her spiritual roots in 2019.
Since then, Dr. Reyes has enjoyed helping Latinas and women of color rediscover their spiritual roots, embrace their ancestral wisdom, and manifest their deepest desires.
As a first-generation Mexican American, Dr. Reyes brings a unique perspective shaped by her experiences and extensive academic background, including a Bachelor’s in Psychology, a Master’s in Counseling, and a Ph.D. in Adult, Professional, and Community Education.
She has been married for 9 years and is the proud mother of four children. Alongside her therapy and coaching work, Dr. Reyes is a certified moonology and hypnosis is currently pursuing certifications as a trauma-informed professional, trauma-informed yoga professional. Her passion for spiritual tools such as astrology, moonology, tarot, crystal healing, and energy healing shines through in her coaching.
Dr. Reyes is dedicated to helping others on their manifestation journey, providing guidance that blends therapeutic expertise with metaphysical insights, empowering her clients to create spiritual routines that align with their unique goals.
In this episode I speak with the founder of Flower Girls Meet, Vanessa Flowers about the importance of building community, finding your tribe and connecting with people with are aligned with your personal values and purpose.
Flower Girls Meet cultivates space for authentic conversations about work, mental health, and wellness while empowering women with meaningful connections and the awareness that we aren’t alone in our struggles.
By teaming up with mental health and wellness experts who teach us to live and work more mindfully, we give each other flowers that enable us to thrive. We are a beautiful community of Flower Girls growing each time we meet! As of August 2023, Flower Girls has expanded to become a digital platform offering resources and interesting articles that can help you on your healing and health journey. We also offer curated events for companies who want to help their employees improve their health, well-being, productivity, and retention.
In this episode, Inez and I discuss the importance of networking, how to do it the right way and adding value to our business relationships.
In this episode, we explore narcissistic personality disorder, what it is and how to navigate/heal, (whether you are in a platonic or romantic relationship). We also discuss how parents can identify early traits in their children to get them treatment.
Dr. Natalie Jones, PsyD is a Therapist and coach in narcissistic abuse recovery, expert witness, corporate consultant, writer & speaker.
Dr. Natalie Jones PsyD, LPCC® Therapy for narcissistic abuse recovery. (drnataliejones.com)
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