Author, Artist, and Host Naje Badu shares a letter she wrote to Mother Africa, as an exercise to spark unity and harmony among her spirit, ancestors, family, community, and the world at large. Check out what she has to say, and be inspired to do the same for your country of origin.

Every now and then TheRhyze! will upload inspirational excerpts and passages from authors of personal development, spiritual development, leadership development, professional development, or good old fashioned motivation. Sometimes we just need a push. TheRhyze! inspiration is being included in our podcast line up for that very reason. We want to make sure we provide our listeners with the content they need to Rhyze to their next level and to reach their highest dreams and aspirations. Happy Listening!!!!!

Book Title: Let Go Of Your But! A Woman's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment

In this two-part series, host Naje Badu talks with leadership expert and inspirational author of the phenomenal book titled, The Courage to Sit. FIVE BOOKS GIVEN TO THE FIRST 5 LISTENERS WHO REACH OUT TO GIGI AND REQUEST A FREE COPY.

Book Title: The Courage to Sit

Also available at Amazon.

GO TO http://gigibrownspeaks.com/ FOR YOUR FREE COPY.

 In this two-part series, host Naje Badu talks with leadership expert and inspirational author of the phenomenal book titled, The Courage to Sit. FIVE BOOKS GIVEN TO THE FIRST 5 LISTENERS WHO REACH OUT TO GIGI AND REQUEST A FREE COPY.

Book Title: The Courage to Sit

Also available at Amazon.

GO TO http://gigibrownspeaks.com/ FOR YOUR FREE COPY.

This episode (Part II) we discuss the rising achievement of Black women in America,  As we examine the why and how of the phenomenal rise in achievement in areas of education, politics, and entrepreneurship, the question that arises is: why is it that Black men seem to be slipping into the shadows. To illustrate the many challenges Black women have had to endure in order to reach the level of success we are seeing in this era, host Naje Badu associates topics explored in chapter 2 of Bell Hook's book, Ain't I A Woman. These topics include sexuality, stereotypes, and matriarchy.

This episode (Part I) we discuss the rising achievement of Black women in America,  As we examine the why and how of the phenomenal rise in achievement in areas of education, politics, and entrepreneurship, the question that arises is: why is it that Black men seem to be slipping into the shadows. To illustrate the many challenges Black women have had to endure in order to reach the level of success we are seeing in this era, host Naje Badu associates topics explored in chapter 2 of Bell Hook's book, Ain't I A Woman. These topics include sexuality, stereotypes, and matriarchy.