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In this conversation, I got to interview my friend Canna Sis Sabrina. We talked about all things cannabis, healing, and growing as a woman, beauty, and self-love, and it's one of the most inspiring conversations I had in 2021. 

This week Devon is talking burnout, which comes from being equally tired and excited about the future. There are a lot of layers to mental health, and Devon has discovered that she's not fully capable of accepting that burnout comes from pushing yourself too fast and too hard when all you want to do is heal. 

This week Devon is simultaneously celebrating her accomplishments to this point, announcing her first ever LoudMouthBrownGirl.Com event, and acknowledging that there is a difference between healed, and healing. It's been a long journey over the last four years but she is super excited to be here with you all sharing her experience and her happiness. 

This was a really difficult episode because it was about healing from trauma, and the struggle to beat the stigma down so you can find yourself again. A member of Toronto's GateHouse, Stewart Thompson talks about healing from trauma as a man, and admitting that he doesn't always have all the answers. 

This episode has a high trigger warning. 

In this episode, Devon discusses the realities of realizing that she's been putting herself for so long, that she genuinely forgot her purpose on this earth. With the help of the Afro Cannada BudSista's Devon's focus this week is on readjusting her course, and educating herself on what other people are going through so that she can get out of the continuous feeling of "what about me-ism". 

Don't forget to check out Devon on LoudMouthBrownGirl.com and on Twitter @DevonJHall

Necole Hines is an entrepreneur, a Cannabis expert, and a spiritualist who believes that each of us has a purpose on this earth. Finding that purpose she believes, is all about trusting your gut and doing whatever it takes to make your dreams come true. Check out this great bonding conversation between two Afro Cannada BudSistas. 

In this episode, Devon J Hall is discussing forgiveness. The idea of forgiveness can be difficult to fathom when you've been hurt and traumatized by those that you have through abuse, convinced yourself to love, so that you can survive their abuse, but it's something that Devon is working very hard on this week.  

From the moment that Devon J Hall discovered Siren Saint Sin on Twitter, Devon was completely enamored. The strength it takes to be a woman who doesn't let the world's vision of who she should be, affect the ideas of who she actually is, is unmeasurable. 

Women like Siren Saint Sin are rare, and when you find one, you take the time to capture as much of their time as you possibly can, so that you can learn from them. During this conversation, Devon and Siren Saint Sin talk about self-discovery, sexuality, and the journey of being a fully sexually awakened woman. 

Sometimes when we get overwhelmed by various emotions, it's difficult to function. This week Devon J Hall is focusing on finding ways to battle overwhelming emotions by creating systems of organization, both emotionally and physically, that will hopefully help her relax a lot more. 

It's difficult to express how you feel when you have so many triggers firing off in your brain at one time, creating systems of organization can be huge in helping you to function on a balanced daily basis. Whether that means organizing your space, you'll do what you gotta do to keep feeling better and functioning at a level that you are comfortable with. 

Don't forget to check out Devon at LoudMouthBrownGirl.Com and on Twitter @DevonJHall

During this lovely conversation between friends from two totally different places in the world, Lifecoach Anne Livingston discusses life, spirituality, and the journey of self-discovery. Through this conversation both women learn about each other for the first time, realizing that they have a lot in common, but they have twice as many differences. Between the color of their skin to their politics, and yet still, they find a way to connect and bond. You can find Anne at Anne The Nomad.