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We are beyond excited to welcome back the brilliant Jayne Allen to the Black Women Amplified podcast! Jayne, the mastermind behind the bestselling Black Girl Magic trilogy, returns to share insight into her latest literary creation, The Most Wonderful Time.In this episode, she introduces us to two captivating new characters and invites us into a fresh adventure that's just as enchanting and powerful as her previous work. Following the success of her debut novel Black Girls Must Die Exhausted, which she self-published after being turned down by traditional publishers.Jayne has gone on to sell over 800,000 copies, secure a four-book deal, see her work translated into multiple languages, and land a television production deal. Her success is a masterclass in believing in your vision, betting on yourself, and doing the work. But Jayne's story goes far beyond the page.She's a Harvard Law graduate, a successful entrepreneur, and a former music executive who once worked with legends like Lady Gaga and Prince. She's truly a renaissance woman, one who continues to write stories that center Black women in all their complexity, brilliance, and humanity. In this episode, we explore:The inspiration behind The Most Wonderful TimeJayne's creative process and storytelling evolutionHow self-publishing changed her lifeHer journey from debut author to TV deals and global acclaimWhat it really takes to build a literary empire from the ground upThis is a conversation about purpose, resilience, and what happens when Black women trust their voice and honor their magic. Order The Most Wonderful Time on Amazo: https://amzn.to/3SUP0WaConnect with Us:Visit BlackWomenAmplified.com to explore our blog, grab your official merch, and sign up for updates. Listen | Share | Amplify Support the Show: (cashapp $BWAMO444 )#BlackWomenAmplified #JayneAllen #BlackGirlsMustDieExhausted #TheMostWonderfulTime #BlackGirlMagicBooks #BlackWomenWriters #SelfPublishingSuccess #LiteraryEmpire #WomenWhoWrite #MonicaWisdom #BooksByBlackWomen #HolidayReads #BlackVoicesInLiterature #AuthorInterview #FictionWithHeart #ManifestYourDreams

Join me for a heartfelt and powerful conversation with the one and only Rhonda Ross, Emmy-nominated actor, Grammy-nominated songwriter, motivational singer, and a radiant force in the world of art and transformation. You may know her as the daughter of legends Diana Ross and Berry Gordy, but Rhonda's story is uniquely her own. In this deeply personal episode of Black Women Amplified, she opens up about what it's been like to navigate fame, identity, and healing on her own terms. We talk about:What it was really like growing up in the public eyeHer struggles with identity, depression, and not feeling “enough”The emotional and spiritual work it took to find balance and healingHer journey through the music industry—and back to herselfHow she now uses her voice to uplift, inspire, and teach othersThis conversation is filled with real talk, deep wisdom, and radical truth-telling. Rhonda reminds us that behind every headline is a human story and that you are not alone in your struggles, and you are powerful beyond measure.So grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and tune in. You'll laugh, cry, and leave with your soul nourished.Support the Show:Visit BlackWomenAmplified.com to explore the blog, grab your Black Women Amplified logo tee and cap, and sign up for the newsletter.Listen | Share | EnjoyWith love and light,Monica WisdomFounder & Host, Black Women AmplifiedBusiness and Life CoachSupport the show: (cashapp) $BWAMO444#BlackWomenAmplified #RhondaRoss #HealingJourney #BlackWomenInMusic #EmotionalHealing #FameAndIdentity #MotivationalMusic #WomenWhoInspire #MonicaWisdom #DianaRossDaughter #BlackVoicesMatter #MentalHealthAwareness #ArtistJourney #SelfLove #AuthenticLiving #BlackExcellence #WomenInEntertainment #PodcastForBlackWomen #InnerHealing #LiveYourTruth #BlackWomenLead

Today on Black Women Amplified, we step into the radiant world of Annette Freeman, visionary, coach, and headmistress of The Goddess Portal.Annette's mission is to help professional women reconnect with their deepest desires, reclaim their feminine power, and manifest lives rooted in pleasure and purpose. Through coaching, movement, and transformative experiences, she guides women to step into their full power—personally and professionally.Beyond her work with The Goddess Portal, Annette is an Emmy-award-winning producer, journalist, and educator, with an impressive career that spans NBC News, Columbia University, and the New York Film Academy. She is currently consulting on the upcoming documentary Minnie Evans: Draw or Die, scheduled for release in 2024. In this episode, we explore:The origin and mission behind The Goddess PortalWhat it means to be a midwife for women's desiresHow movement and pleasure activate transformationAnnette's journey from journalism to women's empowermentThe balance between softness and ambitionThis episode is for you if you're seeking:A deeper connection to your feminine energyPractical tools for manifesting aligned successInspiration from a woman who has redefined power and purpose on her own termsListen now on your favorite podcast platform. Subscribe, share, and amplify the voices of powerful Black women. Hashtags for Sharing:#BlackWomenAmplified #AnnetteFreeman #TheGoddessPortal #FemininePower #PleasureAndPurpose #BlackWomenInMedia #WomenWhoInspire #MidlifeMagic #EmmyAwardWinner #MinnieEvansDrawOrDie #HealingThroughMovement #SoftLifeLeadership

Nigerian-British Author Nikki May joins Monica Wisdom to discuss her journey from executive to author, highlighting her latest novel, "This Motherless Land." The conversation delves into the complexities of identity, culture, and the resilience of women, as reflected in Nikki's characters. She shares her personal experiences growing up in Nigeria and England, emphasizing the importance of representation in literature.Throughout the discussion, Nikki expresses the significance of embracing one's whole self, celebrating both her Nigerian and British heritage. As they explore themes of joy, trauma, and the impact of community, listeners are encouraged to share their own stories and find inspiration in Nikki's narrative journey. A heartfelt and engaging discussion unfolds as Monica Wisdom Tyson speaks with Nikki May, whose literary journey reflects a remarkable blend of personal experiences and cultural narratives.The episode centers on Nikki's latest work, *This Motherless Land*, a novel that skillfully intertwines themes of love, loss, and the quest for identity. Nikki shares how her upbringing in Nigeria profoundly influences her writing, revealing the rich tapestry of experiences that inform the lives of her characters. Funke, the protagonist, is a testament to resilience, navigating the complexities of her dual heritage while seeking a sense of belonging amidst the challenges of her environment. The conversation also touches on the importance of community support in the creative process.Nikki emphasizes that the characters she creates are not solely products of her imagination but are deeply rooted in her real-life connections and cultural heritage. This episode is particularly poignant as it highlights the necessity of storytelling in understanding oneself and others.Nikki's journey from executive to author serves as an inspiration for many, showcasing that it's never too late to pursue one's dreams and share one's voice. As the episode concludes, listeners are left with a sense of empowerment and an invitation to embrace their own stories, reminding us all that our narratives can have a significant impact on the world around us. Takeaways:• Monica Wisdom emphasizes the importance of sharing personal stories to empower other women.• Nikki May shares her journey from medical school dropout to published author, highlighting resilience.• The podcast discusses the significance of representation and the need for diverse narratives in literature.• Nikki May encourages aspiring writers to embrace authenticity and practice writing regularly.• The conversation touches on the complexities of identity, particularly in mixed-race experiences.• Both Monica and Nikki highlight the joy and struggles of navigating multiple cultures.• Links referenced in this episode:  • blackwomanamplified.com(https://blackwomanamplified.com)

Episode 1: How Trauma Colors Our LifeLifeCode™: What happened to me shaped me, but it does not define me.Episode Summary:In this opening episode of The Soft Life as LifeCode™, Monica Wisdom invites you into a tender conversation about the invisible weight many of us carry. Before we can embrace softness, we must understand what hardened us.

This episode explores how trauma—both personal and generational—shapes the way we love, work, rest, and show up in the world. Monica breaks down what trauma is, how it lives in the body, and what it takes from us. Most importantly, she offers a powerful reframe: you are not broken, you are patterned. And patterns can be changed.

This is not about reliving the past. It's about reclaiming the power we lost along the way. This is the first step in your journey home to yourself.Mentioned in This Episode:Soft Life Mornings – A free 7-day audio series to gently guide your mornings with intention and grace.
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[here]Key Takeaways:Trauma isn't just what happened to you; it's what happened inside of you in response Black women often live in a state of high-functioning freeze, a trauma response mistaken for strength Healing begins in the nervous system, not just in the mind What was taken—peace, rest, softness—can be reclaimedYou are not broken. You are becomingCitations & Further Reading:Gabor Maté – The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness & Healing in a Toxic Culture
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In this powerful episode, Monica Wisdom shares a deeply personal reflection on the ways Black women have been conditioned to give our time, our energy, and our brilliance, often without receiving anything in return. From community service to corporate projects, we have been taught to equate value with self-sacrifice. But what happens when we stop, look back, and realize we were always in the background of our own story?Through storytelling rooted in lived experience, Monica challenges the charity mindset and invites listeners to explore a new possibility: sacred commerce. This is a conversation for every Black woman who has ever asked herself, "What did I do, and what did it get me?" It is also an invitation to stop surviving and begin your next chapter. In This Episode:The cost of the strong Black woman tropeWhy overgiving is often rooted in cultural and generational conditioningThe emotional exhaustion of always being the support systemWhat sacred commerce really means and why it mattersHow to begin rewriting your story and reclaiming your powerResources Mentioned:Reframe Your Narrative Audio ClassThe Next Chapter JournalCall to Action:If you are ready to begin your next chapter, start with The Next Chapter Journal, your guided companion for redefining success on your terms.To explore your story and your voice more deeply, listen to the Reframe Your Narrative audio class.Stay Connected:Follow Monica Wisdom on Instagram and YouTube @blackwomenamplifiedUse the hashtags #NextChapterJournal and #ReframeYourNarrative to share your reflections.

In this deeply personal episode, I share a major shift that's been unfolding behind the scenes.For nearly four decades, I've been the woman behind the curtain amplifying voices, building brands, and supporting others as they step into their purpose. It's a role I love and one I've lived fully. But recently, a university interview turned the spotlight on me, and it sparked something I couldn't ignore. This moment made me realize it's time to take my own advice. To stop hiding behind the work and bring my full voice to the front. I've spent years telling Black women to own their power, use their voice, and honor their truth.Now I'm doing the same. In this episode, I'm officially sharing why Black Women Amplified is going on sabbatical, and how that space made room for what's next—The Monica Wisdom Podcast. This isn't a rebrand. It's a return. A reclamation.A decision to stop playing small and step fully into my own voice. You'll hear the story behind the shift, what it's teaching me, and what to expect as I move forward in a more visible, personal, and powerful way.Tune in. We're just getting started. 

The Soft Life is Political SeriesHosted by Monica Wisdomwww.blackwomenamplified.comWelcome to the final episode of The Soft Life is Political, sisters. I'm Monica Wisdom, and today we close this chapter together—and open the one you've been waiting to write. We've talked self‑forgiveness, narrative rewrites, and the power of our wisdom. Now it's time to choose ourselves, unapologetically, and craft a life that reflects our deepest truth.In this episode, you'll discover how to release the old story that kept you serving every expectation but your own, how to give yourself full permission to rest, to heal, to say no without guilt, and how this collective awakening of Black women is the revolution our spirits have been craving. ✔︎ Why it's essential to close the book on chapters written by others and honor the lessons they brought✔︎ What choosing yourself first looks like in practice—rest as strategy, boundaries as freedom, joy as resistance✔︎ How our shared awakening after decades of hustle and sacrifice creates a new standard for living authentically✔︎ The radical power of picking up your pen and declaring your next chapter in a voice no one else can writeThis is your call to arms. Your invitation to stop shrinking, stop waiting for permission, and start living on your terms. It's time to reclaim your story, your body, your voice, and step into the soft life you deserve.Stay connected at www.blackwomenamplified.com to explore the entire series, join our community of fierce sisters, and visit the Amplified Shop for merch that celebrates your evolution. You are the author of your life. Your next chapter is waiting. Let's make it legendary.

The Soft Life is Political SeriesHosted by Monica Wisdomwww.blackwomenamplified.comWelcome to Black Women Amplified, the sanctuary where we reclaim our stories, honor our healing, and amplify our power. I'm your host, Monica Wisdom, and in today's master‑class–level episode, we're diving deep into the narrative patterns that shape our lives—and learning how to rewrite them on our terms. In this episode, we explore how the voices of society, family, and past trauma have the show in our heads, keeping us small, cautious, and disconnected from our full power.You'll hear exactly where those stories come from, how to unmask their hold on your choices, and the concrete steps to author a new script that reflects your brilliance and sovereignty.✔︎ How to trace the origins of your inner critic and separate it from your true voice✔︎ The ritual of “naming the tape” so you can disarm limiting beliefs at their source✔︎ Practical reframing exercises that shift neural pathways and transform self‑talk✔︎ Why this work is both personal liberation and communal revolution for Black womenThis is not fluff. It's the core of every choice, from asking for that promotion to walking away from relationships that no longer serve you. When you change your story, you change your world.For those ready to go deeper, I offer one‑on‑one coaching around inner‑narrative transformation, plus my audio masterclass Reframe Your Narrative, a step‑by‑step guide with guided exercises and support to solidify your new story.Learn more and sign up at www.monicawisdomhq.com.Stay connected:Visit www.blackwomenamplified.com to join our email community and shop merchandise that celebrates your evolution. 

The Soft Life is Political SeriesHosted by Monica Wisdomwww.blackwomenamplified.comWelcome to Black Women Amplified, where we let our truth breathe, our hearts exhale, and our stories rise with power. I'm your host, Monica Wisdom, This episode is part of The Soft Life is Political series, a sacred return to ourselves, where rest, healing, and self-love aren't luxuries, but revolutionary acts. In today's episode, we're leaning into one of the hardest, most beautiful practices: self-forgiveness. So many of us are carrying invisible weight. Regret and shame for the choices we made while trying to survive. And that pain? It sits in our bodies. It shapes how we speak to ourselves, how we show up, and how we dream. This isn't about blame. It's about compassion. It's about telling the truth with tenderness and giving yourself the same grace you've extended to everybody else. We're not taught how to forgive ourselves. We're taught to push through.But today, we pause. We honor our journey. ✔︎ Why guilt and shame are not your identity—they're just echoes of survival:✔︎ How self-forgiveness frees up your energy for joy, creativity, and peace✔︎ A powerful reflection to shift how you see your past and embrace your evolution✔︎ Permission to reclaim your softness without apology.Your healing is not selfish. It's sacred. You choose to let go of what no longer serves you, you create space for a life that feels good to your soul. Stay connected at www.blackwomenamplified.com, where you can find more episodes, join the community, and shop the Amplified shop.You are worthy of compassion. You are worthy of joy. Let's keep walking this healing road together.

I'm your host, Monica Wisdom, and this episode is part of our powerful series, The Soft Life Is Political. It's a conversation about what it means to live differently, intentionally, and on your terms—especially when the world has asked so much of us.Today, we're honoring something that doesn't get enough shine: your age, not as a burden, not as a clock ticking down, but as one of your greatest assets. Sis, you've held it all. The career. The caregiving. The community. You've been the glue, the guide, the quiet force behind so much. And now? It's your time. Not just to rest—but to reclaim. This episode is about recognizing the wisdom you've earned and using it to shape what's next.I'll share how the stillness of the pandemic helped me hear myself again, really hear, and how saying yes to my voice changed the direction of everything. We've been taught that visibility has a deadline. That after a certain age, we're supposed to shrink, stay quiet, fade out. But that's a lie.You are not running out of time—you're standing at the start of something beautiful. There's no limit on your brilliance.No expiration on your gifts.No ceiling on what you can create from here.Let this be your reminder:✔︎ Your age is not a limitation—it's a launchpad✔︎ Wisdom is the foundation of your next chapter✔︎ Visibility is a choice—and you still get to choose you✔︎ I'll guide you through a reflection to reconnect with your power and possibilityVisit blackwomenamplified.com to listen to more episodes, join our community, and explore the Amplified Shop.With deep love,Monica Wisdom

Sis, let's have a real conversation. This episode is a love note to your becoming. We're not just talking about self-care or skincare. We're talking about soul food—the kind that nourishes your spirit, fuels your growth, and honors the woman you're becoming. Because aging isn't a loss, it's an invitation.We're diving into what it means to truly evolve as a Black woman. The culture will have you chasing your youth, but this space? We're flipping that script. It's time to reclaim your softness, protect your peace, and honor your inner wisdom.Whether you've been feeling like you're in transition, seeking clarity, or need a reminder that there's nothing wrong with you, you're not alone. You're evolving. And this episode? It's here to walk with you through it. Here's what we're unpacking in this episode: ◆ How your environment, conversations, and media consumption affect your peace◆ Why “The Soft Life” isn't just a trend—it's a radical act of self-honoring◆ What it looks like to feed your spirit, not your triggers◆ How to tune into your inner knowing and let that guide your next chapter◆ The truth about aging, exfoliation, and letting go (yes, we're going there)◆ Why thriving starts with asking better questions—not chasing old versions of yourselfMentioned in this episode:

Hey Sis,In this powerful solo episode, Monica Wisdom takes us on a deeply personal and timely journey into the tension between resilience and rest. Drawing from her reflections and inspired by a quote from Charles Blow, Monica explores how Black women are consciously disengaging from systems of exhaustion and expectation, not out of weakness, but as an act of radical self-preservation. You'll hear why resilience without rest is unsustainable, how trauma and obligation have shaped our survival, and why now is the time to reclaim our softness, our peace, and our next chapter. What You'll Learn in This Episode:– Why resilience can't be your only tool– How societal expectations are wearing Black women down– Two powerful ways to rest intentionally: the Power Down routine and creating a Sleep Sanctuary– Why choosing rest is an act of resistance and self-love.Mentioned in the Episode:

Hey Sis,In this solo episode, I'm speaking directly to the woman who knows deep down that it's time, not for a hustle, a reinvention, or a revelation. If you've been carrying the weight of everyone else's needs, navigating a world that doesn't always see your softness as sacred, and feeling that quiet nudge for something more, this conversation is for you. We're talking about the next chapter.The one that starts the moment you say: I'm ready. This episode is a gentle but powerful reminder that you don't need permission to evolve. In this episode:Why you don't have to “earn” your next chapterThe truth about sacred evolutionWhat does it mean to embrace softness without apologyHow to start listening to your inner voice againJournal prompts and real talk to guide your next moveLet's amplify this message: If this episode moved you, share it with your sister circle.Tag me, DM me, or send me a voice note. I want to hear what chapter you're stepping into.We're not just dreaming of a soft life, we're living it, building it, and owning it.Monica Wisdom is the Founder of Black Women Amplified and a business and life coach. She teaches women how to discover, reframe, and amplify their story. Learn more: www.monicawisdomhq.comGot Merch? Pick up Black Women Amplified t-shirts, journals, and caps. www.blackwomenamplified.com

Send us a textHello Sisters, Welcome to the series kickoff: The Soft Life Is Political.This isn't just a vibe. It's a movementWe're pulling back the curtain on what the “soft life” truly means for Black women, beyond the candles, the travel, and the spa days.It's not aesthetics. It's not luxury for luxury's sake.This is about liberation.Boundaries. Rest. Self-definition. And the radical act of choosing ease in a world that too often demands our labor and silence.This episode is your reminder that softness is not weakness, it's wisdom.In this episode:Why “soft life” isn't just a trend—it's resistanceThe cost of always being “the strong one”Why choosing ease is a personal and political actHow do we begin writing a new chapter rooted in grace and truthAn invitation to reimagine what power looks like, on your termsStay Connected:Instagram: @blackwomenamplifiedShop:  blackwomenamplified.comLet's amplify this message:If this episode moved you, share it with your sister circle.Tag me, DM me, or send me a voice note. I want to hear what chapter you're stepping into.We're not just dreaming soft, we're living it, building it, and owning it.Support the showMonica Wisdom is the Founder of Black Women Amplified and a business and life coach. She teaches women how to discover, reframe, and amplify their story. Learn more: www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for your support Got Merch? Pick up Black Women Amplified t-shirts, journals, and caps. www.blackwomenamplified.com

Send us a textHBCU alums Jazmine Erving and Ivy Welburn are making history as the first Black women to own a crystal mine, once held by Tiffany & Co. Their incredible journey started during the pandemic with a chance encounter that unlocked a world of possibilities.Jazmine, a philanthropist and daughter of basketball legend Dr. J, and Ivy, a legendary floral designer with an A-list clientele (think Miley Cyrus, Kim Kardashian, and Will Smith), share how one life-changing weekend set them on a path to transform the crystal mining industry.From Black girl magic to manifestation, we're diving into their powerful story of courage, vision, and creating a legacy. If you're looking for a dose of inspiration, hope, and a reminder to dream bigger, this is the episode for you.This conversation is the perfect way to kick off Black History Month and celebrate moments of joy, excellence, and the power of possibility. Don't miss it!Support the showMonica Wisdom is the Founder of Black Women Amplified and a business and life coach. She teaches women how to discover, reframe, and amplify their story. Learn more: www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for your support Got Merch? Pick up Black Women Amplified t-shirts, journals, and caps. www.blackwomenamplified.com

Send us a textHello, Fam!I'm back this week with a powerful story about how speaking from my triggers led me to deeper healing and a better understanding of how I respond to life's circumstances. In a world filled with constant noise, it's easy to bypass grace when we're overwhelmed by our pain.If this episode resonates with you, or you know someone who needs to hear this, take a moment to share the link. A simple text could spark their own aha moment.Also, don't miss the new tees and hoodies on the website! Stop by, treat yourself, and enjoy some shopping.Let's dive in.Support the showMonica Wisdom is the Founder of Black Women Amplified and a business and life coach. She teaches women how to discover, reframe, and amplify their story. Learn more: www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for your support Got Merch? Pick up Black Women Amplified t-shirts, journals, and caps. www.blackwomenamplified.com

Send us a textWhen Harry met Meghan, it felt like a dream come true—a royal romance that redefined the fairytale. Books were written, movies were made, and the world watched in fascination. But for the first time, a princess on the global stage looked like me. Seeing Meghan be chosen by a man who matched her energy felt surreal, powerful, and deeply affirming.Yet, fairytales don't always end with a happily ever after. Meghan's story turned into one of escape, resilience, and, ultimately, a journey back to herself. In this episode, I dive into her new Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, and explore how witnessing her joy, self-love, and reclamation of her own narrative awakened something within me—a soft, dreamy, feminine part of myself that had long been buried.Join me as we unpack the power of Meghan's journey and what it means for Black women who have been told we are too much, not enough, or undeserving of a love story of our own. Let's talk about self-love, healing, and embracing our own version of the fairytale.

Send us a textToday on Black Women Amplified, we're diving into the extraordinary journey of Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant—wildlife ecologist, storyteller, and history-maker. She's breaking barriers as the first Black woman to host Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, stepping into a space long dominated by white male adventurers and making it her own.Dr. Wynn-Grant's love for the wild started young, but the road to getting here wasn't easy. In her powerful memoir, WILD LIFE: Finding My Purpose in an Untamed World, she takes us from her city roots in San Francisco and Norfolk to the most rugged, breathtaking landscapes on the planet. Her story is one of perseverance, passion, and purpose—a reminder that nature belongs to all of us.We'll talk about the challenges she's faced, the impact of her work, and what it means to forge your path in a world that often says you don't belong. This is a conversation about resilience, representation, and the deep connection between humanity and the natural world.So, get ready to be inspired. Let's amplify her voice and celebrate this incredible journey together.Have you been developing your big idea to make an impact on the world but don't know what comes next? At Monica Wisdom Consulting, we center your vision and work to create a clear, concise, and strategic plan. You can build all your dreams; you just need a roadmap to get there.If you're ready for your next step, book a call, and let's talk about your vision and your future. Visit www.monicawisdomhq.com.Support the showMonica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. To learn more visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for your support Got Merch? Pick up your Black Women Amplified tee shirts and caps. www.blackwomenamplified.com

Send us a textWelcome to Black Women Amplified! Today, we're diving into the power of storytelling. Black women have used it to shape culture, preserve history, and reclaim our narratives. And, of course, we're talking about Kendrick Lamar's electrifying Super Bowl performance. His storytelling through music isn't just entertainment—it's a movement.What You'll Hear in This Episode:

Send us a textWelcome Chapel Hart, a dynamic country music trio from the heart of Mississippi that's taking the world by storm. With their unique fusion of classic country beats and contemporary lyrics, their sound speaks directly to the soul. Whether it's empowering anthems like "Grown Ass Woman" or emotional ballads like "You Can Have Him, Jolene," Chapel Hart captures the raw, real emotions that resonate with women of all walks of life.Made up of sisters Danica and Devynn, along with their cousin Trea, Chapel Hart infuses every song with their unmistakable harmonies, making their dreams a reality on stage. Their journey began over a decade ago, traveling across the U.S. with nothing but their original music and a deep respect for the country legends who came before them.Their big break came when they caught the attention of America's Got Talent, propelling them into the spotlight. But their story didn't stop there—Chapel Hart's music reached fans across the globe, earning them nominations for Group of the Year and Album of the Year at the British Country Music Awards.With unstoppable determination and a fierce, undeniable talent, Chapel Hart is on the verge of becoming a household name. As independent artists, they are guided by their faith and supported by their ever-growing fanbase, affectionately known as "The Congregation."I'm beyond excited to share this powerful conversation with Chapel Hart, where they open up about their journey as Amplified Black Women.Get ready to be inspired, and be sure to share this with your circle. Thanks for tuning into the Black Women Amplified Podcast, where we elevate the voices and stories of Black women everywhere.With love,Monica WisdomMonica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. To learn more visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for your support Got Merch? Pick up your Black Women Amplified tee shirts and caps. www.blackwomenamplified.com

Send us a textHey Fam,Join me for an amazing conversation with the one and only Rhonda Ross, Emmy-nominated actor, Grammy-nominated songwriter, and motivational singer who's been touching hearts with her music, speeches, courses, and workshops. You may know her as the daughter of legendary Diana Ross and Motown mogul Berry Gordy, but trust me, her story is so much deeper than that.Let me tell you, Rhonda is one of us. Sure, we see the fame, the glitz, and the family photos, but we don't always get to see the struggles she's faced behind the scenes—the feelings of not being enough, the insecurity, and even the depression that once weighed her down.In this episode, Rhonda opens up about hitting rock bottom and the work it took to kick that negative self-talk to the curb. She shares her powerful journey toward emotional balance and healing, and what it means to feel better for real.We dive into her experiences in the music industry, her life as an artist, and how she eventually found her true calling. Let me tell you, we had some real moments in this conversation, and Rhonda's heart for helping others overcome their own inner struggles and step into their light is nothing short of inspiring.So, grab your favorite drink, get cozy, and tune in to hear why critics are raving about Rhonda's electric performances and why she's a true force of nature. Trust me, you won't want to miss this.Please visit our website check out our merch and get your LOGO tee shirt and cap. Listen | Share | EnjoyLove and Light, Monica Wisdom Monica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. To learn more visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for your support Got Merch? Pick up your Black Women Amplified tee shirts and caps. www.blackwomenamplified.com

Send us a textHBCU alums Jazmine Erving and Ivy Welburn are making history as the first Black women to own a crystal mine, once held by Tiffany & Co. Their incredible journey started during the pandemic with a chance encounter that unlocked a world of possibilities.Jazmine, a philanthropist and daughter of basketball legend Dr. J, and Ivy, a legendary floral designer with an A-list clientele (think Miley Cyrus, Kim Kardashian, and Will Smith), share how one life-changing weekend set them on a path to transform the crystal mining industry.From Black girl magic to manifestation, we're diving into their powerful story of courage, vision, and legacy creation. If you're looking for a dose of inspiration, hope, and a reminder to dream bigger, this is the episode for you.This conversation is the perfect way to kick off Black History Month and celebrate moments of joy, excellence, and the power of possibility. Don't miss it!Listen on Apple, YouTube, or Spotify. Visit our Shop for Black Women Amplified Merchandise:www.blackwomenamplified.comTo learn more about Because I Rock visit: ( let them know we sent you)(https://becauseirock.com/) Monica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. To learn more visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for your support

Send us a textHello Family, Welcome Jayne Allen, the mastermind behind the incredibly successful Black Girl Magic trilogy, is here to share the magic of her latest book, The Most Wonderful Time. In this episode, we explore her creative process, her thrilling journey from bestselling author to landing a television production deal, and the two captivating new characters who will steal your heart. From selling over 800,000 copies worldwide to being translated into multiple languages, Jayne's books have left an indelible mark on readers everywhere—and her latest adventure is just as enchanting. Whether you're a fan of powerful storytelling or curious about building a literary empire, you won't want to miss this conversation. Tune in and be inspired by Jayne's incredible journey! Jayne, the mastermind behind the incredibly successful Black Girl Magic trilogy, is here to share the magic of her latest book, The Most Wonderful Time.In this episode, we dive into her creative process, the thrilling journey from bestselling author to landing a television production deal, and the two captivating new characters that will steal your heart. Jayne, the mastermind behind the incredibly successful Black Girl Magic trilogy, is here to share the magic of her latest book, The Most Wonderful Time. In this episode, we explore her creative process, her thrilling journey from bestselling author to landing a television production deal, and the two captivating new characters who will steal your heart. From selling over 800,000 copies worldwide to being translated into multiple languages, Jayne's books have left an indelible mark on readers everywhere—and her latest adventure is just as enchanting.Whether you're a fan of powerful storytelling or curious about building a literary empire, you won't want to miss this conversation. Tune in and be inspired by Jayne's incredible journey!Order her latest book HEREVisit our shop:www.blackwomenamplified.com/shopJoin our Newsletter: The Power Circle ... HERE#JayneAllen #TheMostWonderfulTime #BlackGirlMagic #BlackWomenAmplified #BestsellingAuthor #Inspiration #BookLovers #LiteraryEmpire #ManifestingDreams #WomenInLiterature #PodcastEpisode #CreativeProcess #EmpowermentPlease support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company with an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyThey are offering our tribe 20% off when you use the code: monica20Monica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. We also offer copywriting services for your website refresh. Book a discovery call and discover ways to elevate your knowledge and expertise.Visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for supporting our power partners.

Embracing Individuality with Tasha Larae of Arrested DevelopmentIn this soulful episode of Black Women Amplified, Monica Wisdom Tyson is joined by the phenomenal Tasha Larae, lead singer of the legendary hip-hop group Arrested Development. Tasha takes us on a journey from her humble beginnings in Omaha, Nebraska, to gracing global stages with her electrifying house and R&B vocals.

Join us as we explore the transformative power of vision boards and personal growth in this inspiring episode. Speaker A shares her journey of creating vision boards and realizing that true manifestation begins with inner work and self-discovery. Discover how she developed the MVP process to refine your vision and set attainable goals that align with your dreams. Additionally, learn about the Audacious AF Dream Bigger Blueprint journal, designed to guide you on a self-discovery journey while incorporating creative affirmations through coloring. Tune in for practical insights and motivation to help you live your best life yet!Takeaways: Creating a vision board is the first step; personal development is essential for real results. Forgiveness and letting go of past issues can open doors to future opportunities. Self-discovery is a vital part of the journey to achieving your dreams and goals. The Audacious AF Dream Bigger Blueprint combines self-discovery with goal-setting for effective planning. Art can be a powerful tool for affirmation and self-expression, enhancing personal growth. Digital and printed versions of the journal make it accessible for everyone ready to dream bigger. www.blackwomenamplified.com vision boards, self-discovery journey, manifesting-dreams, personal development, goal setting, affirmations, coloring book, Audacious AF Dream Bigger Blueprint, black women empowerment, personal growth, forgiveness work, achieving goals, digital journal, printed journal, creative visualization, lifestyle design, positive affirmations, self improvement, vision board training, manifesting abundance

Navigating Legacy and Authenticity with Lisane BasquiatIn this powerful episode of Black Women Amplified, host Monica Wisdom sits down with the remarkable Lisane Basquiat, sister of the iconic artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Together, they delve into Lisane's deeply personal journey of navigating life after loss, managing her brother's influential estate, and reclaiming her narrative.

The latest episode of the Black Women Amplify podcast, hosted by Monica Wisdom, delves into the intricate emotions many Black women are navigating following the recent election results. Wisdom opens up about the collective disappointment felt after Kamala Harris's loss, framing it as a pivotal moment that has led to a broader conversation about identity, empowerment, and community. She highlights the significance of taking a step back to reflect and recalibrate one's life amidst uncertainty, advocating for a journey of self-discovery that is essential for personal growth. Throughout the episode, Wisdom addresses the pervasive negativity and toxic narratives perpetuated by male-dominated podcasts, which often misrepresent women and create unnecessary insecurities. She encourages her listeners to be discerning consumers of media, emphasizing the need to surround themselves with positivity and empowering messages. This episode serves as both a critique of harmful societal narratives and a powerful reminder of the strength found in community and shared experiences. Wisdom's unwavering commitment to amplifying Black women's voices shines through as she reaffirms the importance of her platform in fostering a space for authenticity and support. As the episode progresses, Wisdom presents a compelling argument for the necessity of seeking out uplifting content and engaging with narratives that reflect the true experiences of Black women. She invites listeners to partake in their own empowerment journeys, urging them to pursue their passions and connect with like-minded individuals. The overarching message is one of resilience, self-affirmation, and the power of collective action, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journeys and contribute to a culture of positivity and support. Through this episode, Wisdom not only addresses the immediate concerns facing her audience but also inspires a long-term vision of empowerment and community building.Takeaways: Black women are reclaiming their power and stepping back to assess their roles in society. The importance of self-discovery and personal development is emphasized for all women. Listening to diverse perspectives, especially from black women, is crucial for understanding our world. Podcasts can be a source of positivity and empowerment in today's turbulent climate. The political landscape is affected by misinformation, requiring critical thinking and research from listeners. Community and support among women are essential for navigating challenges and fostering resilience. Links referenced in this episode:www.blackwomenamplified.com

Join Monica Wisdom as she passionately addresses the collective untethering of Black women from the burdens of societal expectations and saviorism. With heartfelt reflections on the recent election and the emotional toll it has taken, Monica emphasizes the importance of reclaiming our energy and stepping back to prioritize self-care. She shares her journey through grief and confusion, underscoring that God is not the author of chaos but of peace. Highlighting the power of Black womanhood, she encourages listeners to recognize their worth and the magic they bring to the world. This episode is a powerful reminder that it's time to focus on ourselves, celebrate our strengths, and embrace the freedom that comes with letting go of the need to save others.The episode unfolds with Monica Wisdom addressing the emotional struggles that many Black women face, particularly in light of recent political shifts. She speaks from a place of vulnerability, sharing her own experiences of grief and confusion, which many can relate to. The episode encourages listeners to find silver linings in challenging times and to embrace their collective power. Monica discusses the importance of stepping back from societal pressures and expectations, advocating for self-care and the importance of community support. She asserts that Black women have historically been seen as the backbone of social movements, yet it is time for them to prioritize their own needs and well-being. A significant theme in the episode is the idea of ‘galvanization' among Black women, a collective unburdening from the superwoman stereotype. Monica emphasizes that it's okay to take a step back and refocus on self-care. She acknowledges the hard work and sacrifices made by Black women throughout history and the need to celebrate their achievements and reclaim their energy. The conversation shifts towards a critique of the political landscape, where Monica highlights the confusion often caused by misleading narratives. She reinforces the idea that God is not the author of confusion, urging listeners to seek clarity and peace amidst the chaos. This episode is both a call to action and a soothing balm for the weary, reminding listeners that they are not alone and that their feelings are valid. The episode encapsulates a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, as Monica Wisdom guides her audience through a process of reflection and healing. She emphasizes the importance of community and connection among Black women, and the strength in acknowledging their shared struggles. By encouraging listeners to call back their energy and disengage from the burdensome expectations placed upon them, Monica creates a space for healing and growth. The episode culminates in a message of hope, urging listeners to continue supporting one another and to recognize their intrinsic worth. It's a powerful reminder that, even in the face of adversity, the spirit of Black women remains unyielding and resilient, capable of rising above challenges with grace and strength.Takeaways: Monica Wisdom emphasizes the importance of self-care and untethering from societal expectations placed on Black women. She discusses the trauma response many experience in today's climate, urging listeners to acknowledge their feelings. The podcast highlights the collective power of Black women to redefine their roles and support each other. Wisdom encourages everyone to focus on their own needs, reminding them that it's okay to step back and rest. She addresses the misconceptions surrounding God's will, asserting that confusion is not divine but rather a human experience. The conversation invites listeners to celebrate their identities and the unique contributions of Black women to society. Links referenced in this episode:

In a captivating dialogue, Monica Wisdom Tyson and Lisaan Basquiat engage in a profound discussion that spans topics of legacy, personal transformation, and the essence of joy. Lisaan, who not only oversees her brother's estate, the iconic artist Jean Michel Basquiat but also leads initiatives to empower women entrepreneurs, shares her journey of redefining personal and professional success. This episode is a rich tapestry of experiences, wherein Lisane's reflections on her life encapsulate the challenges and triumphs of navigating grief, responsibility, and the pursuit of purpose.The conversation takes a deep dive into the meaning of joy, contrasting it with fleeting happiness. Lisaan eloquently explains how real joy emerges from introspection and the courage to face one's fears and triggers. Her recent birthday celebration is a poignant example of this joy in action, showcasing the importance of nurturing relationships and creating meaningful experiences with loved ones. Lisaan's insights resonate with anyone who has grappled with personal growth and the desire to leave a meaningful legacy.As the episode progresses, listeners are encouraged to reflect on their journeys and take actionable steps toward healing and empowerment. Lisaan's unique perspective on managing her brother's legacy while building her path in entrepreneurship highlights the interconnectedness of personal and professional identities. The episode ultimately serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of community, authenticity, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery, inspiring listeners to embrace their stories and pursue their passions with vigor and heart.Takeaways: The importance of redefining life on your terms amidst challenges is profound. Joy is a deep-rooted feeling that goes beyond fleeting moments of happiness. Creating supportive spaces for female entrepreneurs can significantly impact their business journey. Understanding your values and boundaries is crucial for personal and professional growth. Transformative conversations can lead to healing and a better understanding of ourselves. Celebrating milestones with loved ones fosters community and strengthens relationships. Links referenced in this episode:www.blackwomenamplified.comwww.monicawisdomhq.com#podcast #basquiat #shapingfreedom #womensupportingwomen #greif #siblings #blackwomenamplified #interview

In this vibrant episode of Black Women Amplified, host Monica Wisdom welcomes Lisane Basquiat, a visionary entrepreneur, coach, and Renaissance woman. Lisane has an intimate conversation about legacy, self-discovery, and creating freedom on her own terms. Growing up in a multicultural Brooklyn household with a Haitian father and Puerto Rican mother, Lisane shares how her family shaped her values and worldview, including the impact of her brother, iconic artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose trailblazing spirit inspired her path of bold self-expression and purpose.Lisane delves into her journey from the corporate world to a life of entrepreneurship, explaining how she discovered her passion for helping others embrace their personal power and define freedom for themselves.Through her company and podcast, Shaping Freedom, she guides people in clearing mental and emotional barriers to live fully, courageously, and authentically. Lisane's story is a powerful testament to the strength it takes to build a life that aligns with one's unique vision and values.Key TakeawaysFreedom begins with clearing the mental and emotional clutter that can cloud your purpose.Cultivating a relationship with yourself is essential for true growth and self-care.Growing up in a multicultural household enriched Lisane's identity, with family influences that fueled her creativity and purpose.Authentic fulfillment comes from pursuing work that aligns with your values and purpose.Personal transformation requires courage, clarity, and a commitment to setting boundaries.Defining freedom on your own terms is a lifelong, empowering journey.Links MentionedBlack Women AmplifiedMonica Wisdom HQCompanies MentionedShaping FreedomBlack Women AmplifiedMonica Wisdom Consulting#LisaneBasquiat #BlackWomenAmplified #ShapingFreedom #WomenInBusiness #LegacyAndPurpose #Podcast #Basquiat #Brooklyn #selfcare #selfdiscovery #businessleader

Through a heartfelt and engaging dialogue, Monica Wisdom provides listeners with an intimate glimpse into her life as she prepares for an event at the art museum, focusing on the significance of Black culture and representation. As she shares her thoughts while doing her nails, a symbol of self-care and personal expression, she transitions into a broader conversation about the unique experiences of Black women in entrepreneurship. Monica's reflections on her journey are interspersed with humor and authenticity, making her insights relatable and engaging. She discusses the challenges she has faced in navigating a predominantly white business landscape, including the lack of funding for Black women entrepreneurs compared to their white male counterparts, shedding light on the systemic barriers that persist.Monica's vision for the Black Women Amplified Academy emerges as a central theme, a platform she aims to create to empower Black women through education and mentorship. This initiative is not just about business; it's about fostering a sense of community and support that is often lacking in traditional entrepreneurial spaces. By sharing her own experiences and the lessons she has learned over decades of being an entrepreneur, she encourages other women to embrace their stories and the power they hold. The episode also touches on societal issues, such as the maternal mortality crisis affecting Black women, highlighting the urgent need for advocacy and awareness in the face of systemic injustices.As she navigates her thoughts on the current political climate and the importance of representation, Monica draws connections between her personal experiences and the collective struggles of Black women. Her narrative is infused with a sense of purpose and a call to action, inviting listeners to reflect on their own journeys and consider how they can contribute to uplifting one another. With an empowering message of resilience and community, this episode serves as a reminder of the strength found in shared experiences and the importance of amplifying Black women's voices in all spaces.Takeaways: Monica Wisdom shares her entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the importance of self-care for women. The discussion highlights the challenges black women face in obtaining business funding compared to their counterparts. Through her podcast, Monica aims to empower women to share their stories and experiences. The significance of community support is stressed as essential for women entrepreneurs' success. Monica reflects on the impact of systemic racism on women's visibility and representation in business. The episode emphasizes the need for an educational space tailored to black women's unique experiences. Companies mentioned in this episode: Soul Sister Becca Fenty NARS Target Walmart WeWork HarperCollins Blavity

Monica Wisdom engages listeners in a thought-provoking discussion that transcends individual experiences to explore the interconnectedness of our lives within our communities. In this episode, she introduces the theme of 'voting your vision,' encouraging her audience to think beyond personal interests and consider how their choices impact the broader ecosystem in which they live. By fostering deeper connections and understanding among Black women, Monica sets the tone for a season that prioritizes meaningful dialogue and shared experiences.Throughout the episode, Monica examines the complexities of being a 'one-issue voter,' urging her audience to recognize the multifaceted nature of their lives. She likens our existence to an ecosystem, where various roles and relationships influence each other. By focusing on the intricate web of connections that define our communities, Monica invites listeners to reflect on their responsibilities and the implications of their choices. She emphasizes that understanding the needs of those around us—from family members to community leaders—is essential for creating a thriving environment for everyone. As she navigates through pressing global issues such as economic challenges and social justice movements, Monica encourages her audience to engage with these topics thoughtfully. She emphasizes that voting is not just a privilege but a critical aspect of shaping a future that reflects our collective vision. The episode concludes with a poignant reminder: our visions must align with the needs of our communities, fostering a sense of unity and purpose that empowers everyone to thrive.Takeaways: The focus of season four is on building a deeper connection between Monica and her audience, fostering meaningful conversations. Monica emphasizes the importance of understanding our ecosystem and how our choices impact those around us. Voting is not just a personal right; it is a privilege that has historically been hard-won. To effectively vote your vision, consider not just your needs but also those of your community. Monica discusses the necessity of having a long-term vision for your life and the lives of those in your ecosystem. The conversation around immigration should encompass all individuals, not just those from marginalized backgrounds. Links referenced in this episode:blackwomenamplified.comCompanies mentioned in this episode: audible Apple Spotify

Today we have a great conversation with Monica WisdomA vibrant and engaging conversation unfolds as Monica Wisdom takes her listeners on a journey of self-empowerment and collective strength for Black women. With a warm and inviting tone, she expresses gratitude for her podcast community and reflects on the importance of sharing personal stories in safe spaces. The episode carries a profound message about recognizing one's own power and the necessity of standing tall in one's identity amid a world that often seeks to marginalize. Monica articulates her vision of empowerment as a holistic experience, encouraging listeners to embrace all facets of themselves — the creative, the passionate, and even the angry — as valid expressions of their identity.As the podcast progresses, Monica provides compelling examples of Black women's influence in various domains, from business to politics. She reflects on the Shea Moisture incident and how the backlash from the Black community led to significant changes in the company's direction. Similarly, she highlights Dapper Dan's resurgence in the fashion industry as a testament to the creative genius and resilience of Black culture. The episode wraps up with a powerful reminder that Black women have the ability to create something out of nothing, urging her audience to embrace their potential and build their own empires with confidence and pride. Takeaways: Black women have the power to create and lead their own empires in life. It's essential to recognize our accomplishments and share our stories with pride. The importance of building safe spaces where our voices and stories can be shared. Being aware of our unique place in society allows us to advocate effectively for each other. The journey to empowerment includes embracing all aspects of ourselves without fear. Black women historically push progress in society, shaping the future through collective action. Links referenced in this episode:blackwomenamplified.com

Monica Wisdom's powerful message resonates throughout this episode, where she emphasizes the importance of Black women's stories as a means of empowerment and connection. Opening with a reflection on her recent podcast appearance, Monica dives into the critical role of personal narratives in the context of political engagement. She passionately argues that voting and civic participation are not just political responsibilities but essential acts of self-affirmation. Drawing parallels between historical events and contemporary issues, she illustrates how elections can profoundly affect civil rights and personal freedoms, urging her audience to recognize the weight of their voices in shaping democracy. Takeaways: Monica emphasizes the importance of understanding democracy and how voting impacts our lives. Sharing your personal story can be empowering and is key to connecting with others. Every vote matters, as many elections are decided by a very slim margin. The healing journey is not about reliving trauma but finding strength in your narrative. Knowing oneself is crucial for telling one's story from a place of empowerment. Monica encourages women to embrace their unique stories and find their voices. Links referenced in this episode:blackwomanamplified.comblackwomanamplified.com/waitlistJTkJrshf8gtx70H232qn

Monica Wisdom dives deep into the theme of empowerment for Black women in the context of the upcoming presidential race, highlighting the importance of owning their power and representation in leadership. She reflects on the significant role Black women played in the 2020 election, emphasizing how their collective voice has opened doors and created opportunities, such as having Kamala Harris as a presidential candidate. The conversation touches on the challenges still faced, including threats to affirmative action and the need for better representation in various sectors. Monica urges listeners to critically evaluate their choices in the political landscape and consider the impact these decisions will have on future generations. She concludes by encouraging everyone to take an active role in shaping their communities and supporting candidates who genuinely represent their interests and values.Takeaways: Black women are increasingly gaining power and visibility in politics, as exemplified by Kamala Harris's candidacy. The conversations around Kamala Harris's identity reflect broader societal perceptions of race and representation. Black women play a crucial role in shaping political agendas and advocating for their communities. Empowerment comes from recognizing our strength and challenging the narratives that tell us otherwise. Investing in HBCUs and supporting Black-led initiatives is vital for community growth. The importance of doing thorough research before making political decisions cannot be overstated. Links referenced in this episode:www.blackwomenamplified.comCompanies mentioned in this episode: Amazon Louis Vuitton Saks Fifth Avenue Neiman Marcus Bloomberg

Nicole Glover joins Monica Wisdom on the Black Women Amplified podcast to discuss her latest book, "The Improvisers," which introduces the dynamic character Velma Frye, a pilot and investigator navigating mysteries in the 1930s. The conversation delves into Glover's passion for blending black history with fantasy, showcasing how Velma's journey reflects the rich tapestry of black experiences during an often-overlooked era. Glover shares insights about her creative process, the significance of family legacy in her storytelling, and the unique magic system she has developed, which is inspired by celestial themes. As they explore the complexities of Velma's character and her adventures, they also touch on the importance of representation in literature and the joy of celebrating black women's stories. Glover's enthusiasm for writing and her thoughtful approach to historical context make for an engaging and inspiring discussion.Takeaways: Monica Wisdom emphasizes the importance of celebrating Black women's voices and stories. Nicole Glover's journey as an author showcases the significance of historical accuracy in fantasy. The podcast explores the dynamic character of Velma Frye, a pilot in the 1930s. Listeners are encouraged to explore their creativity and tap into their imagination. Nicole Glover discusses her unique magic system based on celestial connections and creativity. The conversation highlights the need for representation in the mystery genre for Black women. Links referenced in this episode:www.blackwomenamplified.com/powerstoryblackwomanamplifiedmail.comCompanies mentioned in this episode: Jim Henson Company

Author Nikki May joins Monica Wisdom to discuss her journey from executive to author, highlighting her latest novel, "This Motherless Land." The conversation delves into the complexities of identity, culture, and the resilience of women, as reflected in Nikki's characters. She shares her personal experiences growing up in Nigeria and England, emphasizing the importance of representation in literature. Throughout the discussion, Nikki expresses the significance of embracing one's whole self, celebrating both her Nigerian and British heritage. As they explore themes of joy, trauma, and the impact of community, listeners are encouraged to share their own stories and find inspiration in Nikki's narrative journey.A heartfelt and engaging discussion unfolds as Monica Wisdom Tyson speaks with Nikki May, whose literary journey reflects a remarkable blend of personal experiences and cultural narratives. The episode centers on Nikki's latest work, *This Motherless Land*, a novel that skillfully intertwines themes of love, loss, and the quest for identity.Nikki shares how her upbringing in Nigeria profoundly influences her writing, revealing the rich tapestry of experiences that inform her characters' lives. Funke, the protagonist, is a testament to resilience, navigating the complexities of her dual heritage while seeking a sense of belonging amidst the challenges of her environment.The conversation also touches on the importance of community support in the creative process. Nikki emphasizes that the characters she creates are not solely products of her imagination but are deeply rooted in her real-life connections and cultural heritage. This episode is particularly poignant as it highlights the necessity of storytelling in understanding one's self and others. Nikki's journey from executive to author serves as an inspiration for many, showcasing that it's never too late to pursue one's dreams and share one's voice. As the episode concludes, listeners are left with a sense of empowerment and an invitation to embrace their own stories, reminding us all that our narratives can significantly impact the world around us.Takeaways: Monica Wisdom emphasizes the importance of sharing personal stories to empower other women. Nikki May shares her journey from medical school dropout to published author, highlighting resilience. The podcast discusses the significance of representation and the need for diverse narratives in literature. Nikki May encourages aspiring writers to embrace authenticity and practice writing regularly. The conversation touches on the complexities of identity, particularly in mixed-race experiences. Both Monica and Nikki highlight the joy and struggles of navigating multiple cultures. Links referenced in this episode:blackwomanamplified.com

Hey there, beautiful souls! Welcome to Season 4 of the Black Women Amplified Podcast! I am beyond excited to embark on this journey with you, diving into the heart of what it means to be a Black woman in today's world.This season, we're expanding our reach and deepening our conversations. We'll not only feature our incredible interviews with inspiring women, but we'll also dive into the real issues affecting our lives. We're navigating unprecedented times, and together, we'll explore how we can empower ourselves to rise above the challenges we face.What's New This Season?Deeper Conversations: We're going beyond the surface, engaging in intimate discussions about the joys and struggles that define our lives as Black women. This is a space for authenticity, vulnerability, and growth.Exclusive Membership: Get ready for The Afterglow! This membership is designed for those who want to deepen their connection with our community. Enjoy private episodes, discounts on empowerment journals, and more. If you're ready to elevate your journey, this is your space to shine.Introducing The Penthouse: For those seeking something extra special, welcome to The Penthouse. Here, you'll find everything in The Afterglow plus invite-only monthly chats,, and access to members-only masterclasses. where we'll share stories, insights, and laughter in an intimate setting. This is where we cultivate a sisterhood that thrives on connection and empowerment.As we step into this new season, I want to remind you of the power of your story. Your experiences matter, and together, we'll create a tapestry of shared wisdom and strength. Join me in celebrating the beauty of being a Black woman as we navigate the complexities of our lives and support each other in our journeys.Let's glow together in The Afterglow and rise to new heights in The Penthouse! I can't wait to share this season with you!

Guest: Tracey Moore, Casting Director and Acting CoachHost: Monica Wisdom Tyson, Black Women Amplified PodcastEpisode Summary:In this dynamic episode, we are joined by the legendary Tracey Moore, a casting director and acting coach who has spent decades helping actors refine their craft and land roles that transform their careers. Known for her keen eye and ability to nurture talent, Tracey has been a trailblazer in the entertainment industry, particularly in creating spaces for Black women to shine.What You'll Learn in this Episode:The Journey to Success: Tracey shares her personal journey from aspiring actress to becoming a celebrated casting director and acting coach. Learn about the challenges she faced, the breakthroughs she experienced, and her mission to make Hollywood more inclusive.Crafting Your Acting Career: Aspiring actors will benefit from Tracey's expert advice on how to refine their skills, make a lasting impression in auditions, and stay true to their unique voice in an industry often focused on stereotypes.Breaking into the Industry: Tracey reveals insider tips on what casting directors look for, how to build meaningful connections in the entertainment world, and how actors can navigate the ups and downs of their career journey.Empowering Black Women in Acting: Tracey delves deep into the specific challenges Black women face in Hollywood, and how she helps them overcome obstacles to showcase their authentic selves. Her passion for empowering Black women to break barriers and take up space in the entertainment industry shines throughout the conversation.Building Confidence: Acting is more than talent; it's about confidence. Tracey emphasizes the importance of self-belief, perseverance, and preparation as keys to success, no matter the odds.Quotes from the Episode:"You have to know who you are, and bring that into every audition, because no one else can do what you do.""I want every Black woman to know that her voice matters, her presence is needed, and her story deserves to be told."Tune in for this inspiring conversation with one of Hollywood's most influential voices. Whether you're an aspiring actor or just love the magic of storytelling, this episode will leave you motivated and ready to take action!Interested in learning to tell your own story? Download our guide, "The Power of Sharing Your Story." www.blackwomenamplified.com/powerstory. Mentioned in this episode:Ready To Build Your Dream?Are you ready to recalibrate and build your vision? We are here to help. Visit www.monicawisdomhq.com for more information.

Jasmine shares her inspiring journey into entrepreneurship, starting with a deep connection to her ancestral roots and an awareness of the disparities in coffee farming communities. Today, Uncharted Coffee is a beacon of empowerment and fairness in an industry historically dominated by white men. Jasmine's company not only brings limited-edition, rare coffee beans to consumers but also commits to a 1% promise for the planet while ensuring fair wages and sustainable practices for their farmers.Join us as we dive into how Jasmine and her team are changing the narrative of coffee and reclaiming space for BIPOC voices in this industry. You'll hear about the challenges they've overcome and their mission to ensure that coffee production becomes fair, equitable, and transparent through blockchain technology.Key Takeaways:The founding of Uncharted Coffee and its mission to decolonize the coffee industryHow Jasmine and her sister use coffee to connect with their ancestral rootsThe importance of ethical sourcing and sustainability in coffee productionBreaking barriers as a Black female founder in a traditionally male-dominated space Ready to Chart Your Own Course? If you've been inspired by Jasmine's story and you're ready to chart your own path in business or life, clarity is the first step. Download my Soulful Success Blueprint and start building your roadmap to life and business aligned with your purpose and vision. Visit www.monicawisdomhq.com/workbook to get started today!Don't forget to stop by our online boutique and pick up a journal or t-shirt. www.blackwomenamplifed.com

Greetings BWA Family,What a month it has been since Joe Biden stepped down and Vice President Kamala Harris stepped up. The political landscape has shifted dramatically, and we're witnessing a new era unfold before our eyes. Recently, someone told me that my support for VP Harris was simply because she's Black. This comment struck a chord with me, and I felt the need to explain my perspective and why VP Harris has my unwavering support.For me, this isn't just about a candidate—it's about the life we want to live and ensuring we have the freedom to pursue our dreams. We are in the midst of a significant shift, and if we choose to influence the trajectory of this nation with our votes, we could see real change for all people.In this episode, I'm opening up a conversation about what this moment means to me. I hope that by sharing my thoughts, I can create space for you to reflect on your perspective. Let's discuss how we can shape the future together.As always, I appreciate you being part of the Black Women Amplified community. Please remember to subscribe, share, and leave a review wherever you listen to the podcast—your support helps the show grow and reach more voices.P.S. Don't forget to download our latest workbook at www.monicawisdomhq.com/workbook. If you're feeling overwhelmed and out of alignment with your purpose, this workbook is a great way to start your journey back to joy.Connect with Us:Website: Black Women AmplifiedWorkbook Download: Soulful Success BlueprintSubscribe & Review: Available on all major podcast platformsJoin Our Community:Shop: Explore our curated boutiqueBlog: Read inspiring stories and insightsNewsletter: Stay updated with the latest news and eventsThank you for being a part of the Black Women Amplified family!Have the best day ever,Monica WisdomHost & Producer of Black Women Amplified

We are beyond excited to welcome back the brilliant Jayne Allen to the Black Women Amplified podcast! Jayne, the mastermind behind the incredibly successful Black Girl Magic trilogy, returns to share insights about her latest literary creation, The Most Wonderful Time.In this episode, Jayne introduces us to two captivating new characters and takes us on a thrilling new adventure that promises to be just as enchanting as her previous works. Following the success of her Black Girl Magic trilogy, which has sold over 800,000 copies worldwide, has been translated into multiple languages, and secured a television production deal, Jayne's new book is already making waves.But there's more to Jayne than just her writing. Beyond being an incredible author, she's a true Renaissance woman, a Harvard Law graduate, a successful entrepreneur, and a former music industry executive who worked with icons like Lady Gaga and the one and only Prince. When major publishing houses initially turned down her book idea, Jayne said yes to herself and self-published her debut novel, Black Girls Must Die Exhausted. The book's overwhelming popularity not only shifted the perspective of those publishers but also led to a four-book deal. Talk about manifesting your dreams!Tune in to hear about Jayne's creative process, her journey from bestselling author to television deals, and the magic behind her stories that resonate with readers around the globe. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves powerful storytelling and is curious about what it takes to build a literary empire.You can pre-order The Most Wonderful Time on Amazon (releasing October 8th). Order Jayne Allen's latest novel: Amazon Pre-Order LinkShare this episode with a friend and enjoy the conversation! #jayneallen #themostwonderfultime #author #blackgirlmagic #blackwomenamplifiedDon't forget to visit BlackWomenAmplified.com to check out our new journals and join our newsletter. Have an amazing day, and keep shining!P.S. Feeling overwhelmed and out of alignment with your purpose? Download our Soulful Success Blueprint at monicawisdomhq.com/workbook. It's the perfect way to start your journey back to joy.Monica Wisdom, Host & ProducerPlease support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company with an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyUse this link and code to receive 20% off. The code: monica20

Send us a textWe are beyond excited to welcome back the brilliant Jayne Allen to the Black Women Amplified podcast! Jayne, the mastermind behind the incredibly successful Black Girl Magic trilogy, returns to share insights about her latest literary creation, The Most Wonderful Time.In this episode, Jayne introduces us to two captivating new characters and takes us on a thrilling new adventure that promises to be just as enchanting as her previous works. Following the success of her Black Girl Magic trilogy, which has sold over 800,000 copies worldwide, been translated into multiple languages, and secured a television production deal, Jayne's new book is already making waves.But there's more to Jayne than just her writing. Beyond being an incredible author, she's a true Renaissance woman, a Harvard Law graduate, a successful entrepreneur, and a former music industry executive who worked with icons like Lady Gaga and the one and only Prince. When major publishing houses initially turned down her book idea, Jayne said yes to herself and self-published her debut novel, Black Girls Must Die Exhausted. The book's overwhelming popularity not only shifted the perspective of those publishers but also led to a four-book deal. Talk about manifesting your dreams!Tune in to hear about Jayne's creative process, her journey from bestselling author to television deals, and the magic behind her stories that resonate with readers around the globe. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves powerful storytelling and is curious about what it takes to build a literary empire.You can pre-order The Most Wonderful Time on Amazon (releasing October 8th). Share this episode with a friend and enjoy the conversation!Don't forget to visit BlackWomenAmplified.com to check out our shop, read our blog, and join our newsletter. Have an amazing day, and keep shining!P.S. Feeling overwhelmed and out of alignment with your purpose? Download our Soulful Success Blueprint at monicawisdomhq.com/workbook. It's the perfect way to start your journey back to joy.Monica Wisdom, Host & ProducerAmazon Pre-Order LinkPlease support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company with an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyThey are offering our tribe 20% off when you use the code: monica20Monica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. We also offer copywriting services for your website refresh. Book a discovery call and discover ways to elevate your knowledge and expertise.Visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for supporting our power partners.

Hello Friend, I am excited to hear from you. From Storyteller to Story: Richelle Carey's Remarkable JourneyJoin us for an inspiring episode with Richelle Carey, an Emmy Award-winning American Broadcaster who has led the way in journalism with integrity and truth. Richelle's journey is nothing short of remarkable, transitioning from a storyteller to becoming the story herself when she made the defining decision to become a mommy.In this episode, Richelle opens up about her life, the internal shifts necessary to live her deepest dream, and the challenges and rewards of navigating life's transitions. Her honesty and openness shine through in our in-depth conversation, making this episode a must-listen for anyone going through change.Richelle's Remarkable Career:International Affairs & Media Training: Richelle is not just a journalist but a leader in media training and public relations as the Chief of Media Training at Words Warriors communications firm. She directs initiatives that provide executive media training and coaching for high-profile executives and founders.Broadcast Career Highlights: Richelle has an impressive broadcast career, having held anchor roles at CNN and Al Jazeera. She was a launch anchor at Al Jazeera America in New York before moving to Doha, Qatar, to lead the network's coverage of major world events. At HLN in Atlanta, she hosted 'What Matters', a segment focused on topics important to the African-American community.Advocacy & Community Involvement: Deeply committed to ending violence against women, Richelle serves on the board of No Harm and has previously served on the board of Men Stopping Violence. Her dedication to advocacy also extends to her past role on the board of the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta.Richelle's ability to balance authority and compassion in her interviews has made her a thoughtful and impactful voice in journalism. She has conducted interviews with notable figures such as Misty Copeland, Sam Zell, and Janet Jackson, showcasing her versatility across various subjects from current affairs to entertainment.In our chat, Richelle shares the internal and external shifts required to pursue her dreams and the importance of resilience and passion in the face of challenges. Her journey from a young journalist in Houston to an influential broadcaster and advocate demonstrates the power of determination and purpose.Don't miss this episode as we dive deep into Richelle's inspiring story and the life trHave you been developing your big idea to make an impact on the world but don't know what comes next? At Monica Wisdom Consulting, we center your vision and work to create a clear, concise, and strategic plan. You can build all your dreams; you just need a roadmap to get there.If you're ready for your next step, book a call, and let's talk about your vision and your future. Visit www.monicawisdomhq.com.Please support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company with an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyThey are offering our tribe 20% off when you use the code: monica20Monica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. We also offer copywriting services for your website refresh. Book a discovery call and discover ways to elevate your knowledge and expertise.Visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for supporting our power partners.

Hello Friend, I am excited to hear from you. Hello Family,It has taken a week to gather my thoughts about the impact of the shift in politics this week. President Joe Biden is no longer running for re-election, and VP Harris is now the presumptive nominee.This is a momentous occasion. One of many conversations I am sure.How are you feeling about these changes?Leave a note in the link below. I would love to hear your thoughts.Visit www.blackwomenamplified.com to check out our blog, shop, and sign up for our newsletter. Please support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company with an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyThey are offering our tribe 20% off when you use the code: monica20Monica Wisdom Global is a consulting agency for women entrepreneurs. We help you build a business aligned with your vision, voice, and values. We also offer copywriting services for your website refresh. Book a discovery call and discover ways to elevate your knowledge and expertise.Visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for supporting our power partners.

Send us a Text Message.Hello Fam,In this episode of the Black Women Amplified Podcast, I dive deep into a topic that has been a recurring theme in my conversations with clients, mentees, and my closest girlfriends: reaching a pivotal point in life where we question the path we're on. This isn't just another chat; it's a heart-to-heart about self-discovery, inspired by the timeless story of "The Wiz."Reaching the Fork in the RoadAs we reach this “big age,” many of us find ourselves at a crossroads. We reflect on our journeys and ask ourselves: Is this the path I want to stay on? This episode is all about navigating that fork in the road and making choices that align with our true selves.The Wiz: A Self-Discovery JourneyDrawing inspiration from "The Wiz," we explore the importance of embarking on a self-discovery journey. Just like Dorothy's adventure, our journey involves facing challenges, meeting guides, and ultimately, finding our way back to our authentic selves. It's about committing to ourselves in new, profound ways and recognizing the power we hold within.Shifting Careers and Embracing CallingsI'm also opening up about my career shift. After years in a different field, I accepted my calling to coach and empower women. It was a significant transition, filled with both uncertainty and excitement. I'll share my thought process and the steps I took to embrace this new path, hoping to inspire you to listen to your inner calling.Power-Packed ConversationsThis episode is more than just a discussion; it's a powerful, packed chat meant to inspire and motivate you. Whether you're considering a career change, reevaluating your life's direction, or simply seeking a deeper connection with yourself, this episode is for you. And remember, sharing is caring – please share this episode with your sister-friends who might benefit from this conversation.What's Next on Black Women AmplifiedRhonda Ross: In our upcoming conversation, we delve into her incredible journey and the lessons she's learned along the way.Richelle Carey: Look forward to a compelling discussion with this renowned journalist, touching on her experiences and insights.Thank you for being a part of this journey with me. Together, let's continue to amplify our voices, share our stories, and empower each other.Have a joyful day,Please support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company that has an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyThey are offering our tribe 20% off when you use the code: monica20Unlock the potential of your voice, expertise, and perspective with Monica Wisdom's Podcasting Development Agency. Discover how podcasting can elevate your impact. Visit [link] for more info.Visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for supporting our power partners.

Send us a Text Message.Hello, Family, Join me for a heartfelt conversation with Rhonda Ross, the Emmy-nominated actor, Grammy-nominated songwriter, and motivational singer who's been inspiring thousands with her music, speeches, courses, workshops, and retreats. You might know her as the child of legends Diana Ross and Motown mogul Berry Gordy, but there's so much more to her story.Let me tell you, family, Rhonda is one of us. We see the fame and the family photos, but what we don't see are the painful struggles she faces. The feelings of never being enough, insecurity, low self-esteem, and even overwhelming depression.In this episode, Rhonda gets real about hitting rock bottom and how she kicked her addiction to negative self-talk. She shares her journey to emotional balance and healing and what it took to finally feel better.You'll hear about her powerful performance, “This Makes Me Feel Like ‘BEEEP': An Evening of Music and the Magic of Mindset,” where she sings through her story with heart and humor, offering her unique perspective on life's ups and downs.Rhonda sat down with me to talk about the music industry, life as an artist, and how she found her true calling. We had some touching moments, discussing the challenges of finding our space to shine. Rhonda's passion for helping others overcome their inner struggles and discover their own light is truly inspiring.So, tune in and see why critics rave about her electric performances, and get ready to be moved by Rhonda Ross's incredible journey. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform. Love and kindness, Monica Wisdom, Host EPwww.monicawisdomhq.comTo learn more about Rhonda Ross and her works visit: http://therhondaross.comDon't get to join us on YouTube for empowering conversations with Monica Wisdom where we discuss life as a Black woman, behind the scenes of building a podcast, and my final thoughts about the podcast episodes. Subscribe to our Black Women Amplified YouTube Page.  Thinking of starting a podcast? Download our 9-Step Podcast Gameplan and discover a new way to showcase your expertise and elevate your brand. Please support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company that has an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyThey are offering our tribe 20% off when you use the code: monica20Unlock the potential of your voice, expertise, and perspective with Monica Wisdom's Podcasting Development Agency. Discover how podcasting can elevate your impact. Visit [link] for more info.Visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for supporting our power partners.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to the Black Women Amplified podcast, where we spotlight extraordinary talents and inspiring stories. Today, we have the privilege of introducing Chef Nina Curtis, a culinary artist celebrated for her exceptional skill and creative prowess in plant-based cuisine.With over two decades of experience, Chef Curtis has established herself as a true connoisseur of flavor, transforming simple ingredients into extraordinary culinary delights. Her passion for plant-based cuisine has made her a respected advocate in the field, and through captivating dining experiences and enlightening lectures, she shares her profound knowledge of the immense potential of whole-plant cuisine.Chef Curtis's culinary journey has seen her assume pivotal roles, including Director of Culinary and Executive Chef positions. Having honed her craft alongside prestigious culinary establishments, she brings a wealth of expertise to each of her culinary endeavors. Her relentless dedication to executing the finest culinary practices and trends consistently delivers exceptional gastronomic experiences, leaving a lasting impact on guests.Trained by esteemed culinary and nutrition institutions and holding an MBA from Pepperdine University, Chef Curtis stands at the intersection of taste, innovation, and nourishment. She enchants palates and inspires culinary enthusiasts with her unparalleled expertise and imaginative creations.Join us as we delve into the world of plant-based cuisine with the remarkable Chef Nina Curtis on the Black Women Amplified podcast. Get ready to be inspired and enlightened by her journey and culinary genius.Please support our Sponsors:Vital Body is a nutrient company that has an incredible product called Vital Fruits and Vegetables with amazing ingredients, probiotics, and greens with no added sugar. www.blackwomenamplified.com/vitalbodyThey are offering our tribe 20% off when you use the code: monica20Unlock the potential of your voice, expertise, and perspective with Monica Wisdom's Podcasting Development Agency. Discover how podcasting can elevate your impact. Visit [link] for more info.Visit www.monicawisdomhq.comThank you for supporting our power partners.

Season 3 of the Black Women Amplified podcast has been nothing short of phenomenal. We've shared incredible conversations, welcomed amazing cohosts, and featured inspiring guests. Curating this season has been a joy, and in this final episode, I'm thrilled to share some behind-the-scenes insights and memorable moments.Many people think podcasting is as simple as plugging in a mic and recording, but it's so much more. It's a production that takes months of planning and preparation. By the time I press record, I've already logged countless hours to ensure every episode is impactful and engaging.This season was inspired by a compelling article from the Yale College of Medicine, which highlighted that Black women are being excluded from critical studies due to the effects of racism-induced weathering. This disheartening revelation motivated me to bring attention to this issue, provide solutions, and foster meaningful conversations about the importance of self-care.Overall, it's been a wonderful season, and I'm immensely grateful for your support. Thank you for spreading the word and sharing the podcast with your friends. As for Season 4, I'm already in the lab, cooking up new content. In the meantime, I'll be releasing “Between the Season” episodes to recap important topics affecting Black women and discuss their broader impact.Thank you for being an essential part of the Black Women Amplified Tribe.Love and Light,Monica WisdomHost and Producer of the Black Women Amplified Podcast. Crafted for you:Guided Journals via AmazonDream Achievers: HereSelf Love Workbook: HereDon't forget to subscribe, share, and keep the conversation going. Let's amplify our voices together!

Hello Family, I wanted to share some news with you while I prepare for our next episode, The final episode of Season 3. We are doing a recap and some behind-the-scenes info. I also wanted to share my new journal called Morning Grace. It is a digital download to help shape your mornings in a new way. This episode will tell you all about it. You can purchase the journal at www.blackwomenamplified.com/journalGotta get back to prepping Episode 90 and recording my latest class, Podcast Like a Boss. If you are interested in starting your podcast or getting learning how to build a show, this it the perfect class. Have a great day, Monica Wisdom www.blackwomenamplified.com/journal