Since Y’all Don’t Read

Since graduating from Hampton University and relocating the Los Angeles, Miah works in casting for some of our favorite shows while running her lifestyle brand "Give Me A Minute". Her journey has come with its fair share of twists and turns with work in the film and television industry impacted by the pandemic in 2020 and halted again due to the SAG-AFTRA strike in 2023. Now that the dust continues to settle, Miah is able to continue doing what she loves while expanding her lifestyle brand and finding new ways to connect with her community in Los Angeles. Find Miah on Instagram @miahgiovanni

Photographer and Creative Director, Mecca Gamble McConnell living a purposeful life divinely designed by God. Her innate craft of storytelling through visual concepts has evolved into her launching, Indigo Creative & Consulting, an innovative take on planning and executing visual campaigns. Take a listen as we discuss how Mecca remains aligned in her purpose of building community. To learn more about Mecca, find her on social @MeccaGamble

Jayde I. Powell is a content creator and marketer from Atlanta, Georgia. With over ten years of experience building the social media presence of several brands, Jayde has taken her knowledge and established herself as a well-respected creative and entrepreneur in the marketing and advertising industry. She is the founder and head of creative of The Em Dash Co, a content and creative development agency, and the host of #CreatorTeaTalk, a LinkedIn audio series that brings together players in the creator economy to discuss all things creators, content, and culture. She is also the co-founder of Weed For Black Women, a media, culture, and community hub that strives to educate Black women on the power of the cannabis plant. In 2023, she was recognized by Adweek as a standout in media, marketing, and culture and also recognized by Business Insider as a creator economy expert. In her free time, she frequently travels between her home in Atlanta and Brooklyn, New York, where she sources much of her inspiration for her creative pursuits.  Find Jayde on IG/TikTok/Twitter: @jaydeipowell Find #CreatorTeaTalk on LinkedIn: #CreatorTeaTalk Find Weed For Black Women: ●      Instagram: @weedforblackwomen ●      Twitter: @weedforbw ●      TikTok: @wforblackwomen

Monica Gibbs Marsh is a visual artist and author recently publishing her first novel under her Penn name, Songs of Lost Things. Her writing and artwork are rooted in Black southern heritage and its ties to modern culture. Her book also features a series of original art pieces providing a visual backdrop to the story and its themes. You can follow Monica on Instagram/TikTok: @moni_shywriter; Facebook: @moni.shywriter, and at www.monicamccollough.com.

Get to know digital illustrator, Destiny Darcel, as we discuss what began as a revenge-inspired hobby in 2020, and has flourished into a successful business for the young designer. Destiny continues to refine her craft and hopes to have a generational impact on the way Lisa Frank inspired millennials by expanding her artwork into colorful, creative stationery collections. The journey to "that girl" status has come with it's fair share of lessons, but that doesn't stop Destiny from leveling up with every brand collaboration she secures. Explore her expansive online store at www.destinydarcel.com Find Destiny on IG: @destinydarcel/@babydarcel

The gang's back together for an episode of randomness and foolery centered around dating in Atlanta as millennials. Listen to this week's episode as Amber, Jazmin, and myself make light of the dumpster fire that is the dating pool and talk about what we hope for our romantic lives this year.

A woman known by many names, Imani is on a mission to one day dominate the beauty industry. As CEO, Lead Esthetician and Makeup Artist of Glitter & Glory Enhancement Bar, her bills are paid helping clients maintain youthful appeal, but her goals are much bigger than what she's doing behind the table. This week's episode takes a peak behind the curtain of an entrepreneur that moved to a new city alone to pursue her dreams of being a household name. She's more than make up and facials with a creative eye to give any brand director a run for their money. Listen as my service provider quickly became a sister-friend and motivator as two Sagittarius yapping away! Follow Imani on social and show her some love--she may even add you as a client if you act right (j/k). Instagram: @ImaniByInfluence @GlitterAndGlory_ @ImaniBarnesBeauty TikTok: @ImaniByInfluence ​

Monika is a multi-hyphenate woman of many talents. She has created community through her presence online and her real-life advocacy for domestic violence. Listen to how Monika continues to inspire and stay grounded.  Follow Monika on Instagram for fashion, family, and fun at @Believeinurpower; You can also learn more about her advocacy work by visiting www.powerfulbeginnings.org

After nearly 15 months, I'm back behind the mic! Life looks slightly different and I am back in Atlanta, but boy have I learned some valuable lessons. Season 4 picks up where I am currently mentally and physically, and hopefully sets the tone for what I want listeners to gain this season. Get in lovers--we're finding our way back to joy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/since-yall-dont-read/support

I'm taking a break from our regularly scheduled program to do a deep dive into allllll the mess in the latest season of Netflix's reality dating show experiment; Love is Blind. With the help of my friends Maria and Sophia, we are dishing on all the deets from the show and giving our unfiltered opinions about every cast member. If you aren't caught up, just know this episode is filled with spoiler alerts, including our reaction to "cutie-gate." Enjoy this season's recap, and feel free to let us know how you feel after watching the show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Shanique is a modern day renaissance woman, turning her dreams into reality despite many obstacles along the way. She has been able to build her brand and pivoting into being an influencer full-time. From Army Veteran to Mogul in the making, Shanique strives to live life authentically and share memorable experiences with her three girls. Listen to Shanique's story and how she remains grateful for the lessons learn along the way! Fall in love with Shanique's business and beauty on Instagram at @ShaniqueJavelle; You can also purchase her products and book an appointment if you're in the South Florida area at https://linktr.ee/javelle_thehairstylist --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

This week's episode has been long overdue! I FINALLY sit down with my fellow podcaster-tv lover-take no shit-friend, Mel! Mel is no stranger to hard work and will also choose people, workplaces, and experiences that bring her closer to the luxurious soft life we all seek to attain. We discuss the realities of navigating corporate America as black women, what she's reading, watching, and everything in between. Mel will soon debut her own podcast, but in the meantime, enjoy our girl talk! You can get more of Mel by listening to her show, Four Layered Takes, available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Jasmine is a social entrepreneur committed to service, youth development, and mental wellness. She was recently promoted at work when the untimely passing of her father occurred. Jasmine uses her healing journey as inspiration for living an authentic life despite the emotional impact of grief. As an advocate for mental wellness in women, she also created a blog titled JNewWisdom: The Revelations of a Millennial Woman and loves the ability to be transparent with her journey in hopes of inspiring others on their own. Listen as we unpack what life after the loss of a parent has taught her and how she continues to honor her father's legacy in this awe-inspiring interview. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Tionka is an ambitious woman breaking down barriers in the Finance world that have owned many titles in her life. As Tionka climbs the corporate ladder to CFO, she is here to remind us that we are more than the job. Tionka continues to prioritize time for herself and has recently discovered her passion for home decor and organization to start a new business endeavor project aptly named 3Twenty2 Interiors. Listen to Tionka's journey thus far and how she remains faithful to loving herself along the way! To learn what's to come for 3Twenty2 Interiors and connect with Tionka, find her on: LinkedIn: Tionka Humphrey Facebook: Tionka Lashelle Instagram: @TionkasWorld --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Tune in to my interview with Digital Marketer and Founder of the ADM Agency, LLC—Michaela. She launched her company to help small business owners and individuals develop their brands by providing them with compelling written communication, minimalistic designs, and social media content. As Michaela aspires to live a life on her terms, we discuss what it takes to achieve her goals, having the courage to ask for help, what anchors Michaela in the process. Find Michaela on IG: @adashofmichaela/@theadmagency --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

For the first episode of this season, I sit down with Eboné, host of The Professional Homegirl Podcast. On her show, Eboné interviews women of color anonymously that have unique stories to share. Meeting Eboné felt like we have known each other for years! Our lives mirror one another in many ways with one key goal the desire to create space for black women to thrive unapologetically! Not only do we discuss balancing corporate jobs with busy personal lives, but I get to hear what inspires her work and what she has planned next for her brand. I hope you enjoy this candid conversation as much as we enjoyed kiki-ing! To purchase the PHG coloring book and learn more about PHG podcast, visit www.thephgpodcast.com You can also find Eboné on social at ThePHGPodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Mia Shantel dives into another season of interviews with black women prioritizing self-care, healing, and growth. During these candid conversations with guests from various industries, we uncover common themes in the lives of black women and find joy in removing the veil of double consciousness to reveal more vulnerable, authentic perspectives on life, love, and the pursuit of uninhibited joy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Tayo is a community engagement specialist and the creative force behind "Selfish Selfcare Management." Tayo's goal with Selfish Selfcare Management is to shift habits and empower those living with chronic illness to create a personal self-management plan. Years ago, Tayo was diagnosed with sickle cell disease and used what she had learned to develop a guide for others learning to manage daily life. Tayo continues to bring awareness to sickle cell disease by normalizing conversations around wellness and creating a safe space for community support. Learn more about Tayo, her subscription box, or order a copy of her self-management journal visit selfishselfcaremgt.com. Connect on Instagram at @selfish.selfcare_mgt --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Pärdē girl Keli, is the Owner + Creative Director of PärdēPress, a greeting card company created for girlfriends to acknowledge and celebrate each other. We discuss what inspired her to take the leap into entrepreneurship full-time, what she has learned since ditching corporate America, and the evolution of self-care for someone with creative mind. To learn more about PärdēPress and get your hands on the uniquely-crafted greeting cards visit www.pardepress.com or find it on Instagram at @PardePress. Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontread Catch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

The Detroit native, Harvard Law grad, and L.A.-based writer began her career as an attorney in the music industry as an executive at Universal Music Group. She later wrote Black Girls Must Die Exhausted, inspired by her own incredible life experience. With the grassroots success of her first book, Allen adds to the three-part series with the highly anticipated; Black Girls Must Be Magic. In the second installment, Tabitha Walker returns with more of life's challenges and a happy surprise—a baby—with a bit of help and lots of love from friends old and new. I am over the moon to be able to chat with Jayne and hope the gems shared in our interview inspire listeners to live boldly.Learn more about Jayne Allen by visiting jayneallen.comBlack Girls Must Die Exhausted and Black Girls Must Be Magic are available through all major retailers.Editing Credits:Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

This interview is proof that God places people in your life when you need them most. I met Janee' through a professional organization we were active in during the pandemic. I expressed my interest in wanting to publish a coffee table book. One DM and 15 months later and Janee's company, Open Book Publishing, is helping me to publish and promote the said book. The story is unique because Janee and I had so many intersectionalities that it felt like destiny to work together. Janee' left her full-time job this past fall to run Open Book Publishing. We talk about how that journey has shaped her thinking and what self-care looks like as an entrepreneur. For more information on Pieces of A Woman visit: https://obpublishing.com/pow/Literature Mentioned:The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level x Gay HendricksToni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (available on Hulu)Editing Credits:Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

Meeting Kim for this interview gave me all the feels! Her warm, infectiously joyful spirit was divine timing. We face a few challenges getting this episode going but her patience proves she is called to cultivate young minds (did I mention she's Sagittarius too?!). Not only is Kim the creative genius behind #HeyMissKim but she is an early childhood educator. As we discussed her journey in education, she explains what led her to take learning to new levels with her digital series, how a global pandemic and summer of social unrest shaped her 2020 school year, and what keeps her inspired.Literature Mentioned:The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom x Don Miguel RuizStamped x Jason Reynolds & Ibram X. KendiEditing Credits:Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

Financial Literacy Coach, Author, Serial Entrepreneur--a Rose by any other name would still smell as sweet! Rose Bellefleur is the epitome of a black woman disrupting the societal expectations across every aspect of life while simultaneously creating thoughtful dialogue about taboo topics amongst the black community. We hit on redlining, generating wealth, her experience with ownership, and publishing her first book. Visit her website to purchase "Straight to the Money" which is now available and follow her on social to learn more about the children's book releasing soon.  Find Rose on social:Instagram x @rosembellefleur or Facebook x Rose M. BellefleurWebsite x rosembellefleur.comLiterature Mentioned:Overcoming Unwanted Intrusive Thoughts: A CBT-Based Guide to Getting Over Frightening, Obsessive, or Disturbing Thoughts x Martin N. Seif and Sally M. WinstonSince Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

Everyone has their feelings about social media but I can say that it has created a community of beautiful, carefree black women that I can lean into for inspiration. This episode is a product of that community and I am delighted to share space with LaDonna. My internet best fren and Sag sis came through with so many gems about loving yourself first and her experiences with solo travel. Find her on Instagram at @ladonna_ladonna.Literature Mentioned:The Alchemist x Paulo CoelhoSacred Woman x Queen AfuaSince Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

The Trill Trio returns  where we left off last season describing a dating pool that definitely has pee in it. This time around we are more hopeful for what perspective our thirties will bring, but leave it to Jazmin to choose violence and tell the infamous story of just how real our friendship got one night after we left her hanging. Take a break from the troubles of your life and enjoy a few laughs on me and the girls!Find both ladies on Instagram below:Amber Johnson on Instagram @_ambambJazmin Curney on Instagram @allthtjazzSince Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

Learn more about Dr. Stephens, her public health consulting, and infectious disease epidemiology research at sapheconsulting.com. Find her on Instagram at @SAPHEConsultingGroup. We will continue this conversation on Instagram Live 9/22 at 8 p.m. EST. Tune to have your questions about COVID-19 and it's variants answered.Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

The past twelve weeks have been dedicated to getting acclimated to life in the Pacific North West with none of my personal belongings. I want to recap and purge a few thoughts before  we jump back in to episodes next week. Thank you for patiently waiting--I am glad to be back!

Can you believe we're back for season two of your fave black girl podcast?! I am just as excited as you are to dive right in to all the fun and dynamic interviews lined up, but first--let's catch up on what's been going on with your hostess with the mostest as I prepare for some major life changes! Tune in and be sure to tell me what you think on social.Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.comGet exclusive merch by visiting miashantelmerch.bigcartel.com

SEASON ONE IS DONE! Cat William graciously shared her time to close out the first season of the show. She works full-time in higher education but found her passion as a food blogger when the pandemic shifted our lives in 2020. She has persisted for the better as a newlywed amid the pandemic and her Lunch Break sessions on Instagram live bring the flavor to your kitchen with her flavor-filled creations. Learn more about Cat William and catch The Lunch Break live on Instagram at @CatWillMadeIt. All her mouthwatering recipes are available at catwillmadeit.comSince Y’all Don’t Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

I finally got to catch up with my good sis, Brittany! We chat about all things dating in Atlanta, what shows have us entertained, trusting your intuition, and not settling as black women personally or professionally. She is an intuitive black hottie, fellow podcaster (Girl, Listen), and co-creator of Black Girl Intuition, a healing space + community supportive of Black women’s self-discovery through spirituality. You can learn more about Black Girl Intuition and Girl, Listen Podcast on Instagram and Twitter at @BlackGirlIntuition and @GirlListen.Podcast respectively.Since Y’all Don’t Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

Kiah is a Digital Content Specialist by day and reader-crafter-blogger by night. This episode was so much fun as we discuss her journey through trusting her voice as a young writer, why black women are lit, and finding joy in unconventional outlets. You can see more of Kiah on Instagram and Twitter at @AccordingToKiah as well as catch up on her amazingly insightful blog at accordingtokiah.com.Since Y’all Don’t Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

Andrea is a serial entrepreneur and hairstylist focusing on harmony, healthy hair, and real home girl energy! Andy is giving us her major keys to self-care and gratitude as she creates a prosperous life. She has online courses and merchandise available on her website hairandymakeup.com. You can find Andy on Instagram at @hairandymakeup; Her morning meditation includes The Manifestation album by Chris-n-Teeb available through Spotify and Apple Music. She also mentions The Fringe Hours by Jessica Turner.Since Y’all Don’t Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

LeeAndra Momodu is a real estate agent and interior designer in Atlanta, fully committed to making her passions profitable. We discuss what inspired her to take the leap into entrepreneurship full-time, what she has learned since becoming licensed, and how she fits self-care and dating into an already busy schedule. You can find Lee on Instagram at @simplee.living; get deets on her interior design services at simplicityiandr.com (@simplicityiandr on Instagram), or her YouTube Channel at Simplicity Interiors and Realty. Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcast Catch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.com Editing Credit: David Whitty-England Music Credit: UrbanGodzilla --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

LeeAndra Momodu is a real estate agent and interior designer in Atlanta, fully committed to making her passions profitable. We discuss what inspired her to take the leap into entrepreneurship full-time, what she has learned since becoming licensed, and how she fits self-care and dating into an already busy schedule. You can find Lee on Instagram at @simplee.living; get deets on her interior design services at simplicityiandr.com (@simplicityiandr on Instagram), or her YouTube Channel at Simplicity Interiors and Realty.Since Y’all Don’t Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

I sat down with jack of all trades, Javona Swann, to discuss her journey through the mid-20s as she maintains a relationship with God, pours into others, and figures Twitter out! Find her on Instagram through her personal page and faith-based business page:@JavonaSwann and @GoodGirlGreatGodSince Y’all Don’t Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

Want to know how bad dating is? My two friends and I, affectionately known as the Trill Trio, discuss our highs and lows of being single in Atlanta. Amber is an up and coming website developer/content creator and Jazmin is an event planner. We hope you enjoy a peek into what our girl talk sounds like. Find both ladies on social media via the handles below. Amber Johnson on Instagram @_ambamb Jazmin Curney on Instagram @allthtjazz and @cree.ativeevents Since Y'all Don't Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcast Catch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.com Editing Credit: David Whitty-England Music Credit: UrbanGodzilla --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

Want to know how bad dating is? My two friends and I, affectionately known as the Trill Trio, discuss our highs and lows of being single in Atlanta. Amber is an up and coming website developer/content creator and Jazmin is an event planner. We hope you enjoy a peek into what our girl talk sounds like. Find both ladies on social media via the handles below.Amber Johnson on Instagram @_ambambJazmin Curney on Instagram @allthtjazz and @cree.ativeevents Since Y’all Don’t Read is on Instagram at @sinceyalldontreadpodcastCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

This week Shay Richards sits with me to discuss her challenges and triumphs of life as a millennial wife, new mother, and full-time photographer. You can find Shay at www.tooshayphotography.com or see her work on Instagram at @tooshay.photography (and yes she’s wiped her page clean for a fresh start).Follow the host on Instagram and Twitter at @TheMiaShantelCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

This week Shay Richards sits with me to discuss her challenges and triumphs of life as a millennial wife, new mother, and full-time photographer. You can find Shay at www.tooshayphotography.com or see her work on Instagram at @tooshay.photography (and yes she's wiped her page clean for a fresh start). • Follow the host on Instagram and Twitter at @TheMiaShantel • Catch up on Mia Shantel's blog at miashantel.com • Editing Credit: David Whitty-England • Music Credit: UrbanGodzilla --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/since-yall-dont-read/support

After technical difficulties, my first guest interview is finally here! I sit down with Cayla to discuss her path in the field of Public Health, the importance of advanced care planning, her guilty pleasure that is trash tv, and learning to control the controllable in life.More information on Advance Directives can be found here: https://www.aarp.org/caregiving/financial-legal/free-printable-advance-directives/Follow the host on Instagram and Twitter at @TheMiaShantelCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

In this episode, I’m putting my ego to the side to record this show despite hardware issues experienced. I discuss how the time change is kicking my ass and how much I appreciate the online community I’ve grown to know and support. Don’t forget to register and vote in the run-off election and stay safe as you visit with family this holiday season. Grab your headphones and join me for this solo dolo show. Don’t forget to share, follow, or subscribe wherever you get your listening fix!Follow the host on Instagram and Twitter at @TheMiaShantelCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla

In this welcome episode, the self-proclaimed Code-switching Creative, Mia Shantel, introduces her new venture, Since Y’all Don’t Read Podcast, and welcomes listeners into her world as a millennial black woman working in the creative space. This series features casual conversations with black women of various walks of life, giving their perspective on experiences that have shaped who they are as individuals. Since Y’all Don’t Read debuts November 5th.Follow the host on Instagram and Twitter at @TheMiaShantelCatch up on Mia Shantel’s blog at miashantel.comEditing Credit: David Whitty-EnglandMusic Credit: UrbanGodzilla