Product of my Environment (squared)

If social media is any indicator of plastic surgery becoming more of a trend among young black women- then we are certainly intrigued. Plastic Surgery: An Open an Honest Conversation About Cosmetic Procedures is part one of a candid conversation with Misha of San Diego, CA. Although Misha admittedly wears many hats, on this episode, she sits down with us to discuss her thoughts  on plastic surgery while discussing some of the reasons she underwent "the knife". Misha is honest and transparent and is very much a plastic surgery enthusiast. Tune in as she discusses her plastic surgery journey. 

Plastic Surgery Round Table is intended to open up the discussion about the trend of plastic surgery among young black women. Nasha of San Diego sits down with the Product of my Environment Squared Podcast to discuss her upcoming scheduled cosmetic procedure. As someone who mentors women, Nasha agreed to come on and together we really dig deep into the myths and stereotypes associated with plastic surgery. Misha, from our previous Plastic Surgery Episode also joins us to discuss life before and after plastic surgery as well give additional insight on the stigmas and commonalities amongst this growing trend. 

Author Keturah Rena is a Hebrew children's book author living abroad in Belize. In addition to openly discussing the role that her faith had in her decision to leave the United States and move to another country, on this episode, Keturah Rena opens up about the motivation behind her books, her network of like minded Hebrew women entrepreneurs and authors, living biblically and living holistically (among other things). This episode is entitled "Teaching, Thriving, and Vibing" because Keturah Rena truly is a whole vibe- she not only is living abroad but she is teaching abroad. Author Keturah Rena's demeanor and perspective on life in general is truly enlightening. Listen in as I personally explore some of the myths and perceptions associated with black Israelites and Hebrews- and what better way to do just that than to speak with the comical, witty, direct, bold, and inspirational Keturah Rena.

We live in a society today that is often fueled by trends- and, while that isn't necessarily a bad thing- I sat down with Taneesha Crooks of Crooks and Crumble to discuss some of the trends centered around food as well as healthy living.  Taneesha encourages us to try one new thing whether it be food or experience. Listen in to Taneesha describe her passion for cooking and trying new things while expressing her hopes for the Crooks and Crumble brand. Tune in as we discuss some of the myths centered around healthy living and listen to Taneesha as she encourages us all to always remember our why. 

Cinneah El Amin is an IG influencer specializing in strategies for flying financially free. At 26 years of age, Cinneah paid off $23,000 in debt in 12 months. Cinneah is a Baltimore native now living back in NYC after living abroad in Tulum these past couple of months. She's so passionate and knowledgeable about her craft. One of her goals is to help add to a world where black women can shamelessly talk about money! Tune in as she offers tips and strategies to financial freedom for millennials.

There's been a lot of back and forth lately about people throwing shade or judgement or speculation about the next person's life or situations. More specifically people are often accused of passing judgment on a situation simply based off having a difference of opinion. In this episode entitled “who am I judge” I dive into a few recent events that reminded me to remind others I'm in no position to judge- only God can truly do that!

“Forgiveness is giving up hope for a better past” (-unknown). Sometimes in life we hold grudges against people for the wrongs that they've done without realizing they may be unaware they have even wronged you. Other times, we hold on to the wrongs of the past because it gives us the freedom to live in bitterness, brokenness, and unforgiveness. “Letter to my daddy” is the BREAKOUT episode for the relaunch and rebranding of what was formally “Listen up & Let's Talk About it” yet is now the “Product of my Environment (squared)” podcast. In this episode I dive into the thought process I had to adopt in order to truly forgive someone I felt had wronged me- My daddy!