Author, Entrepreneur, and First Generation College Graduate Janell Jay Roberts, offers a timeless young voice of what it looks like, to turn your pain into art. True to her livelihood, Jay Roberts brings an inspiring and accessible podcast that embodies the struggle of being a first generation homeless college graduate, surviving abuse and navigating toxic family dynamics. With relatable, and tangible advice, The "To All the People Podcast" is a journey of overcoming depression, learning forgiveness, and becoming your own sense of self love. It is the raw and not so pretty awakening, needed to help young readers discover and unlock their own unique voices. Follow Janell on her Socials: -Instagram: @Janell_roberts -TikTok: @Janell.roberts -YouTube: @JanellRoberts
The To all the People Podcast with Janell Roberts is an incredibly inspiring and relatable podcast that has greatly impacted my life. I have been going through a similar transformation, and listening to this podcast has made me feel less alone in my journey. It has reminded me that growing into a better version of myself is a blessing and that I should not make myself feel small. The prospect of healing and becoming a better version of oneself that Janell presents is truly powerful and worth considering. This podcast has helped me tremendously during my transitional season.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is Janell's authenticity and genuineness. She speaks from personal experiences and shares her vulnerabilities, which makes her relatable and trustworthy. Her truth-telling approach resonates deeply with me, as it can be difficult to hear the truth from ourselves at times. Janell's ability to speak truthfully while also providing practical steps for growth is truly valuable. Additionally, she integrates biblical principles into her discussions, which adds depth and spirituality to the episodes. I appreciate how she addresses various aspects of life, including content creation, healing trauma, business aspects, and more.
In terms of areas for improvement, one thing I would like to see is more diversity in guest speakers. While Janell does have guests on her show, it would be beneficial to hear from individuals with different backgrounds and perspectives. This could provide even more depth to the discussions and allow for a wider range of experiences to be shared.
Overall, The To all the People Podcast with Janell Roberts is a remarkable podcast that has had a profound impact on my life. It has helped me navigate through challenging times by offering insightful advice and relatable stories. Janell's rawness and precision in addressing various topics make each episode meaningful and thought-provoking. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who wants to grow personally, heal their traumas, or simply find reassurance along their journey. It truly is a blessing to have found this podcast, and I am grateful for Janell's work in creating such valuable content.
Hi Guys! We're so excited to back with TATPP, we've missed you all so much! Today's episode is all about overcoming friendship breakups.
We're going through a transition, and in this transiton, I've learned that It's time for me to move on, not from the Podcast but from trauma all together. You guys have been like family to me, and I'm the first to let you know whats been going on with me. Long story short, I recently had a weird epiphany about myself and the world that I want to recreate around me. I've concluded that I wanted to move on from this season of my life before it turns into a cycle. Overall, I want to continue to inspire you all but, most importantly, make you laugh despite the weird and quirky dynamics we grew up in. So in conclusion, I've decided to morph the last two seasons of tatpp into one, before moving on to season 2. Season 2 will be compiled with so many amazing things, yes we will touch base on all of the subjects we have before, but most importantly, this season will be filled with story times, date night, family, love, work, life, etc. technically we are going through a massive rebrand for the better -- I like to call this "the letting go phase, and stepping into who were meant to be" which is healed and happy humans. A new episode will close out this season this upcoming Monday. In the meantime, we will cultivate some of our best work at the TATPP. And will be back in Fall, with some of our best work. I've never felt more confident and happy about this massive shift we're making. Love you all. your host janell
Everything you want is already within you. “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, 'Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?' Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.” -Marianna Williamson
Women can be BRUTAL! And some of us have been deeply hurt by women who look like us; on this episode of TATPP, your host Janell is flying Solo as she discusses the importance of female friendships. She also highlights the difficulties of navigating relationships when you aren't fully healed! And that's Okay! Healing takes time, and healing is brutal, but in your journey, you can embark on a new level of self-discovery that will push you to encounter beautiful friendships with women who just want to love you. Ps. Remember all episodes can be streamed on Youtube. Follow the TATPP IG: @Toallthepeoplepodcast Tiktok: @Toallthepeoplepodcast Follow your Host at IG: Janell_roberts Tiktok: Janell.roberts
When I stopped minimizing my greatness, I became greatness, says Forbes Photographer Myles Loftin Known for photographing Kid Cudi, Willow Smith, GloRilla, and so many more cultural icons, Myles discuss the importance of exposure, understanding your value and never minimizing your greatness.
Today we have none other than Tony Award, NAACP-winning Actress Mikayla Lashae Bartholomew, best known for her role as Tundi Price in the King Richard Film. She discussed a time when she nearly gave up on herself and how King Richard came at a time when she least expected it. This podcast is about forgiving yourself and learning to let go. It is an inspiring story about stepping into your calling and finding your unique voice. This is the perfect episode for anyone struggling to trust that voice that's in their head;You can follow Mikayla on all social platforms @carpeingdiemFull video can be found on youtube.
You're gonna want to hear this, because its the perfect cheat code for living a life of abundance and Following through with your DREAMS. On todays episode your host is flying solo, as she discusses the importance of Rest! For more content and conversations please be sure to follow Janell on her Social Handles. Be sure to check out Janells Best Selling Book "To all the People I loved before loving me" on AmazonJanells linktree:https://linktr.ee/JanellrobertsPodcast Socials:Tiktok: @toallthepeoplepodcastIG: @toallthepeoplepodcastPersonal Socials:Tiktok: Janell.RobertsIg: Janell_RobertsTo Purchase Tickets to a "World without Boarders" Featuring Exclusive Content;https://hopin.com/events/aworldwithoutboarders?utm_source=Janell%20Roberts&utm_campaign=Janell%20Roberts
This episode needs no intro. Some of us are deeply struggling with finding our own sense of self worth. We tend to look to other people to tell us who we are and what our value may be. Your host is here to tell you, that the only place you need to look is within yourself. This is such a great episode to start your Monday. Listen to the TATPP wherever you get your podcasts. Follow the @toallthepeoplepodcast on all social platforms.
On Todays Episode, we have none other than social media Icon Toni Bravo. Bravo uses her digital footprint to help women of darker hues feel comfortable in their skin. You may have seen it on your TikTok or the latest rare beauty ad; however, on todays episode, Toni Decided to grace us with her wonderful presence.. So sit back and enjoy this episode.
It is essential to take a step back and learn to trust that everything will happen as it should. This Journal is one for the books. In this episode, your host goes in-depth about how to flow naturally with your dreams. This is A big sister reminder that you are EXACTLY where you need to be. Too often, we put too much pressure on the ideology of "succeeding" it takes us down this rabbit hole and twisted belief system that for us to reach our goals, we must "obsess" When you look up the definition of obsession, it means "intruder." You are not an intruder, so stop acting like one. If you haven't already please be sure to follow the @toallthepeoplepodcast on Youtube, IG and Tiktok.Follow your host Janell IG: Janell_Roberts Tiktok: Janell.Roberts
On Today's episode, we have none other than Gigi Robinson, whom we'd like to call the queen of persevering. Gigi Robinson is an Author, creator, Model, and Boss babe who was one of the first women of Sports Illustrated to speak out about surviving a chronic illness, and her journey along the way. In this episode, Gigi discusses losing friends, overcoming obstacles, and learning not to compare. You can follow Gigi on all of her Social Handles @gigirobinson.
Let's TALK ABOUT IT! Too often, (SOME OF US) equate who we are to our achievements, accomplishments, and lifestyle. An incredibly toxic and damaging paradox sends us on this constant emotional rollercoaster where we feel nothing once we achieve those goals we spent so many years trying to achieve. In this episode, your host asks you to get personal and honest about who you are and where your sense of belonging lies.Please be sure to follow @toallthepeoplepodcast on IG and Tiktok. To stay up to date with the latest you can check out the TATP website WWW. TATPM.COM
"Getting Laid off was the best thing that's ever happened to me" Says Cedoni Francis. In this episode Cedoni and Janell dive deep on "pivoting" when life tells you NO. Cedoni discusses how she's learning how to not equate her sense of "self-worth" to her accomplishments. You can follow Cedoni on IG and Tiktok @CedoniFrancis
It is the final episode of Season 1. The last ride, the last journal entry. It has been an dream getting to know you all. (Don't worry we will be back) On Today's episode your host Janell will discuss Trauma Bonds, how to heal from them and how to let them go. For the latest updates - be sure to follow the TATPP on Social Media @toallthepeoplepodcast. New Episodes Starts April 3rd.
God? Where are you? Why do I feel so Lonely? Why are you so Silent? and are you even real? These are all questions your host has found herself asking throughout the tiresome journey of breaking free from cycles of abuse. In today's episode, we discuss the spiritual warfare that comes with stepping into your calling by highlighting the importance of operating from a place of love instead of an area of trauma. This episode is raw, foreboding, and completely unexpected.Feel free to Follow @Toallthepeoplepodcast on IG and TikTokFeel free to Follow your Host Janell on IG and Tiktok @janell_roberts
You're gonna want to hear this, because its the perfect cheat code for living a life of abundance and Following through with your DREAMS. On todays episode your host is flying solo, as she discusses the importance of failure, stepping into your calling and why gatekeeping your dreams is so vital for your growth.For more content and conversations please be sure to follow Janell on her Social Handles. Be sure to check out Janells Best Selling Book "To all the People I loved before loving me" on AmazonJanells linktree:https://linktr.ee/JanellrobertsPodcast Socials:Tiktok: @toallthepeoplepodcastIG: @toallthepeoplepodcastPersonal Socials:Tiktok: Janell.RobertsIg: Janell_RobertsTo Purchase Tickets to a "World without Boarders" Featuring Exclusive Content;https://hopin.com/events/aworldwithoutboarders?utm_source=Janell%20Roberts&utm_campaign=Janell%20Roberts
Boundaries are important because they are necessary for every interpersonal relationship we have. They apply to any relationship, from personal to professional, from romantic to friendships. Without healthy boundaries, others may run roughshod over us, creating feelings of resentment. Or we may feel too vulnerable to create meaningful connections, instead choosing to take action that pushes people away so “before we can be hurt”. Healthy boundaries equate to healthy relationships! But despite their importance, many of us struggle to set and/or enforce them.A few signs you lack boundaries1 Your relationship tends to be difficult or Dramatic2. Decision making is incredibly challenging for you3. You have a hard time letting people down4. You have alot of Guilt and Anxiety5. You are often tired for no apparent reason6. You overshare with strangers or new people7. you are constantly the victim in situations ( people tend to take advantage of you) —— but victimization leads to narcissism8. You dont Know who you are
Today on the TALTPP, We have none other than Thalia Leblanc. Thalia is an entrepreneur, content creator, and philanthropist. Today we will be discussing navigating toxic friendships and learning to let go. We are so excited to have Thalia on the TALTPP today.
If you're not failing than you're not doing it right. In this episode your host is flying solo as she discusses the importance of failing. She believes you must fail in order to Win Big. She shines a light on the beauty of failing and how to look at failure from an empowering perspective as you move into 2023.
Your 20's will suck and thats okay. Here are some great tips and tricks to combat imposter syndrome, all while nit comparing yourself worth to your peers around you.
Today we have corrective massage therapists and wellness coach Mrs. Carolyn aka Mrs. C. Mrs. C specializes in trauma therapy, physical therapy, and mental therapy, all while freeing the body of trauma. We are excited to have her here today. If you are a survivor of sexual assault or abuse, then this episode is for you.
Lets talk about the Power of a Name with Emani aka Blk&Vegan! Emani has accumulated nearly 130k Followers since starting her brand in 2019. Today we will be discussing the difference between Joy and Happiness. Navigating loss and learning how to Brand your business. This one is for the books!
Today your host is taking it solo, as she discusses finding balance as a Mult-Hyphenated Creator.
"It took ten years for someone to diagnose me with PCOS properly," says Thalia LeBlanc. Thalia is an investor, content creator, realtor, and the ultimate queen of Body Positivity! Thalia discusses how she found empowerment through PCOS through her social media platform and why it's important for girls like her to do the same! She discusses knowing your worth and never selling your soul. We are happy to have her on the "To all the People Podcast" today!
Loneliness can be challenging, but understanding what causes it may be the right step in the right direction. Today your host will discuss the patterns of loneliness and some key steps you can take to beat it. Welcome to Journal Entry 2.
"I'm not your average politician," Says Uduak Nkanga, and we couldn't agree more. Uduak is a 23-year-old female politician who brings comedy, truth, and warmth to our podcast today. In today's episode, she will discuss the dangers of white feminism in the heat of roe v wade. How she's learned to trust the process by not internalizing other people's problems and how to overcome adversity. We are excited to have her on the "To all the people Podcast."
Today we have Naeche. We are so excited to have this Queen today! Naeche discusses her experiences working on Wall Street as a Black/ Nigerian Woman. She's been featured in Bloomberg as a trailblazer and has gone viral countless times, showcasing her Day in the Life as a Black Woman working on wall street! She discusses growing up in a strict Nigerian household, how to land the perfect internship, and balancing mental health moments of not belonging! We will also be discussing Financial Literacy in the Black Community.
"You're not white enough, you're not skinny enough," Says Bria Jones on this episode of the "To all the people Podcast." On this week's podcast, we have Bria Jones. Bria is a Content Creator, Youtuber, and your Tiktok Big sister, with nearly 1 million subscribers on all social media platforms. Today, Bria will discuss pledging in a white sorority; being tokenized as a creator, overcoming tokenization, identifying microaggressions, and being "too white for the black kids" and "too black for the white kids."
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