First things first, happy 5th year anniversary for the Tweet Trends podcast! Today is 4/20, weed smokers’ Christmas, new years and Easter combined! It just happens that weed has been a common conversation lately, and I got a word or two…

No, not your noble plan! The plan in place that keeps you in touch with the ones you love! What are you doing to keep the lines of communication open?

Failure is an option. Sometimes it a failure that brings about the blessings. Don’t get down, depressed, and in your feelings because of a failure. Look for the good. Expect the good!

It’s not too late to go after your dreams but, if you don’t do something different from what you are presently doing, it’s gonna be an uphill battle! I want to know, what are you going to do differently? You can find me on Twitter and IG @heyevette or look for #TweetTrends

This should have been the first episode but better late than never. It is time we celebrate all women because we ALL have a story to tell.

We took a break from talking about the women telling the stories and instead focused on the publications where they felt free to tell their stories and share their ideas.

The agitator, pointing out that housewifery is not every woman’s dream in life. Just because some are okay with being a homemaker it shouldn’t be expected from all.

Today’s Women’s History Month episode spotlights Maxine Hong Kingston. This Chinese-American author’s story closely resembles that of other minorities when it comes to acceptance and accolades. Is that an “American” thing?

She spent over 50 years in broadcast journalism. Breaking barriers for women in broadcast journalism and taking names!

Who was Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and why should we celebrate her for Women’s History Month?