Podcasts about larhonda

Something magical happens when women come together with open hearts and a shared intention.✨ As the Brave Women at Work: Lessons in Letting Go e-book launches into the world (today!!!), I'm holding onto that sense of connection—because we're not meant to carry our stories alone. This special edition of the podcast is a celebration. I'm taking you behind the scenes of writing my chapter—the emotions and the courage it took to finally let go of what no longer fit. You'll hear how this experience became a powerful reminder of the strength in surrender and the beauty of community. A huge shout-out to the incredible women behind this book—Sue, Dominique, Jackie, Shawnte, Amy, Marilyn, LaRhonda, and Michelle—and our fearless leaders, Hope and Jen. Your bravery and honesty made this possible. Thank you for sharing your heart so generously.

Another crazy prank from Nephew Tommy

Executive secretary, Larhonda Melton reminisces about her years in service to the cooperative, and shares some exciting news. 

Back in the Artichoke today with singer/actor Lo Steele, daughter of Portland's LaRhonda and Mark Steele. Coming up soon…trumpet genius David Monette with his new book on transcendence, our National Editor Art Levine on UFO's and (maybe) music, plus Adam East the talent buyer from the Alberta Rose Theater. But right now Lo Steele is sitting across from me. We're so lucky in Oregon to have musician families like this one. After you've listened to this one, Follow the link to a video episode with LaRhonda and Mark. Right now, meet Lo Steele.

In this episode I chat with LaRhonda Julien about the importance of language and learning in effective communication.

Tommy poses as an inmate and calls a man to inform him that his wife was his girl before he got locked up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learning the importance of service. With @jewelsmentoringllc #service #learning #importance #servantleader #goodintentions

Embracing the unknown #reality #embrace #embraceyourself

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Have you ever wondered what gift(s) God has given you? Well, you're about to find out! This episode of Unapologetic As A Mother features LaRhonda Best as JaVaughna's special guest, and the tea these ladies are serving is HOT!!! LaRhonda lost her mother as a young teenager and has been finding her way ever since. This conversation touches on grief, purpose, motherhood and self discovery. If you have been on a journey to uncover your purpose, this episode is for you! LaRhonda Best is the mother of 3, an entrepreneur, a powerful motivational speaker and spiritually gifted woman on a mission to serve. She is the author of "If God Gave Me Anything" which chronicles her life before and after the loss of her mother as a young girl. She vulnerably shares her journey of navigating life and overcoming obstacles that were surely meant to take her out! LaRhonda has helped countless women unlock the seven gifts (grab the book!) God has given us to live a full and prosperous life. Be sure to follow LaRhonda on social media: IG- larhonda_best; FB- LaRhonda Best and visit her website to purchase a copy of her book, www.larhondabest.com Be sure to follow @unapologeticasamother_podcast on IG and FB!!!!

Join us every Sunday with Sunday Jewels on the RISE  at 6pm EST and 5pm CST 

In this review I did a lot of things differently. First, we recorded in person. Second, we reviewed a show that concluded a few weeks ago, and finally, I recorded with some I.R.L. friends. People have been recommending that I watch Severance for some time and, though the show lost in the show tournaments I ran on Twitter, I decided to check it out while I was traveling. The show is very different from any show I could think of and the three of us had to take some time to think of shows to try to compare it to. It's a show that builds out its world slowly, and intentionally, and each episode leaves you asking more questions than the one before. Now normally, that would be a bad thing but this show makes it work by answering your previous questions when it does so. The cast is great, you will fall in love with at least one character and by the end of the series, you will be dying for the new season to drop. Enjoy the conversation! 00:00 - 22:54 Non-Spoiler Talk 23:00 - End. Spoiler Talk Enjoy! Of course, you can follow all of my movie stuff on Twitter @BibsFilm and my main account on Twitter @BibsCorner. If you like the podcast, leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mbibs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mbibs/support

Ep. 4 - Erica gives an impromptu review of the Louisville Roots 101 Museum https://www.roots-101.org/ , we discuss white supremacy and its reach across time, place, and people. We continue our discussion of Elena Aguilar's Book Coaching for Equity (Amazon link), and what we are learning about ourselves, and how we have hard conversations about race and equity. And the Netflix show LaRhonda can't remember but talks about is Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America - https://www.sonyclassics.com/film/whoweare/ . Check it out! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/colorbold502/message

In this episode, the ColorBold Crew chews on LaRhonda's equity "burnt biscuit", we talk about the concept of sense of belonging, classroom community building as the "sweet spot" and how to discernibly document, track, and ensure equity is advancing in our classrooms, schools, and communities and barriers to supporting this kind of work. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/colorbold502/message

Knowing you in a toxic Relationship with someone or yourself.  Knowing there is a way get out! National domestic violence hotline 1-800-799-7233

Make sure you tune in on every Sunday Sunday JEWELS on THE RISE 5pm CST/ 6pm EST #transitiion #mindbodysoul #highfrequency #mentalhealth #therisecreatingyourvoice #jewelsmentoringllc  

Join former cast mates (Alexia, LaRhonda, Vince, Lealani, Ricky, and Monte) from Season 1 and 2 as we recap Season 3  from @owntv hit reality show "Put A Ring On It" along with relationship talk, love, life and special guests with every panel.

How is an inmate supposed to let a married man know that he has a history with his wife prior to their marriage? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a mid-season break, Portia and LaRhonda are back! New episodes come out every Thursday starting February 10. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and visit our website. Like this show? Please leave us a review here. And post a screenshot of you listening on Instagram & tag us so we can thank you personally! Original music produced by Deyquan Bowens. For more info, visit www.deyquanbowens.com.

Season 2 Episode 5 of The Locker Room Podcast features LaRhonda Burley, the Vice President of Business Operations for the Motor City Cruise. LaRhonda talks about her time at UMD and her journey working with Kirk Cousins and Monumental Sports. She also describes her experience growing the Cruise before the inaugural season! Timestamps: 0:27-3:17 Introduction and UMD Experience 3:18-6:30 Working with Kirk Cousins and an individual rather than a brand 6:31-9:52 Time at the National Fitness Foundation, created under President Barack Obama 9:53-15:17 Starting her career in the early days of Monumental Sports 15:18-26:47 Involvement in the creation of the Motor City Cruise 26:48-30:47 Current role with the Motor City Cruise 30:48-32:10 Favorite memory with the Cruise 31:11-34:25 Biggest takeaways from her role so far 34:26-37:56 Maryland Minute and Conclusion

Warner Robins Newly Elected Black Mayor, LaRhonda Patricks Discusses Her Platform and Goals For Her Administration.

Tim and Chris are joined by Larhonda McDaniel to talk about her son Breece Hall, his journey in high school and breaking consecutive games with a TD record, her philosophy on parenting a college athlete. We touched on some of his future and what makes Breece work so hard. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldmanstrength/support

Chris are joined by Larhonda McDaniel to talk about her son Breece Hall, his journey in high school and breaking consecutive Games with a TD record, her philosophy on parenting a college athlete.

On this episode we invited LaRhonda Patrick who is running for Mayor of Warner Robins to sit down and talk politics & community. 

Dr. LaRhonda Magras, CEO of the YWCA of Central Alabama, joined us on Momentum Matters to share her personal path to leadership, as well as the impact of the pandemic on the women they serve at the YWCA and how Momentum Matters listeners can step in to help.

The transition from Season 1 and Season 2 of "A Different World" will forever go down in television history as one of the most successful sitcom overhauls of all time! From the writers, to the producers, to the cast… Debbie Allen's redirection remains a topic of conversation for fans of the show. Few sitcoms have experienced overhauls like this and survived, let alone thrived. In this episode, Portia and LaRhonda will give an overview of some of the most important changes made to bring a more authentic HBCU experience to the public. Oh, it's about to be a different world… for real though! Episodes Discussed: N/A Episode Resources: • Read: “The evolution of A Different World” (Entertainment Weekly) • Read: “How Aretha Franklin Ended Up Singing the A Different World Theme Song” (Vulture) • Read: “‘Different World' Merely Rides on Cosby Coattails” (Sun Sentinel) • Read: “Much-panned ‘Different World' finds its legs” (Baltimore Sun) • Watch: Television Academy Awards Foundation: The Interviews - Anne Beatts • Watch: Television Academy Awards Foundation: The Interviews - Phylicia Rashad • Watch: Television Academy Awards Foundation: The Interviews - Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner • Watch: Television Academy Awards Foundation: The Interviews - Jay Sandrich • Watch: Television Academy Awards Foundation: The Interviews - Thad Mumford This season, we are highlighting and donating to a variety of HBCUs, which have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, more than ever, these institutions need our support. This week, we are supporting the United Negro College Fund. Go to www.uncf.org to donate. Like this show? Please leave us a review here. And post a screenshot of you listening on Instagram & tag us so we can thank you personally! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and visit our website. Original music produced by Deyquan Bowens. For more info, visit www.deyquanbowens.com.

Before we talk about the transition from Season 1 to Season 2 of “A Different World”, we must talk about the person responsible for it all -- Debbie Allen. In this episode, Portia and LaRhonda will do a deep dive into her childhood in Texas, her dance training, her experience at Howard University, highlights from her award-winning career on Broadway, television, and film, and her transition into producing and directing right up until she joins the team at “A Different World”. There's a reason why “A Different World” is the most important sitcom ever. Now let's meet the woman primarily responsible for its status. Episodes Discussed: N/A Episode Resources: • Listen: Strong Black Legends podcast - Debbie Allen episode • Watch: Dance Dreams: Hot Chocolate Nutcracker (Netflix) • Watch: Television Academy Awards Foundation: The Interviews - Debbie Allen • Watch: Uncensored (TV One) - Debbie Allen Describes Her Impact on "A Different World" This season, we are highlighting and donating to a variety of HBCUs, which have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, more than ever, these institutions need our support. This week, we are supporting the United Negro College Fund. Go to www.uncf.org to donate. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and visit our website. Like this show? Please leave us a review here. And post a screenshot of you listening on Instagram & tag us so we can thank you personally! Original music produced by Deyquan Bowens. For more info, visit www.deyquanbowens.com.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Kay Williams Mott - Know What I Mean  Emily Henline (writers Kay Mott, Mark Dolin) - Lie To Me  Shea & Tobias - Emily  Jenny McGregor - Good Again   Syteria - I'm All Woman  Sandra Palmer - Lovely Day  Instant Karma! featuring Andrea French - Suspicious  Gail Gallagher - Spacesuit Days  Larhonda Coleman (Ground Up Records) - One Last Time  Robin Patrick (writers Patrick, Ratner, Radice) - I Like Your Smile  For Music Biz Resources Visit and Visit our Sponsor Nancy-Angel Doetzel at Visit our Sponsor Christine Elise at Visit our Sponsor Live Vinyl at Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Kay Williams Mott - Know What I Mean  Emily Henline (writers Kay Mott, Mark Dolin) - Lie To Me  Shea & Tobias - Emily  Jenny McGregor - Good Again   Syteria - I'm All Woman  Sandra Palmer - Lovely Day  Instant Karma! featuring Andrea French - Suspicious  Gail Gallagher - Spacesuit Days  Larhonda Coleman (Ground Up Records) - One Last Time  Robin Patrick (writers Patrick, Ratner, Radice) - I Like Your Smile  For Music Biz Resources Visit and Visit our Sponsor Nancy-Angel Doetzel at Visit our Sponsor Christine Elise at Visit our Sponsor Live Vinyl at Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

I want you to think about the last time you had to hire someone? How much of the process was designed to make sure you found the right person for your unique school or was it similar to every other school in your district. If there is one thing I’ve learned over my years as a site leader, it's that the recruiting and hiring process is everything and our guests today are great examples of how the process can change your school. Today we are talking to Dr. Marcia Carmichael-Murphy a principal in Louisville, Kentucky and her Assistant Principal Dr. LaRhonda Mathies. They are going to share about their process as they look for anti-racist educators to join their team. You will hear some of the key things they listen for and what they don’t want to hear. They will also share strategies to support and retain their new hires during those challenging new teacher years. Visit the episode webpage to download their interview questions!www.principalsofsuccess.com/20

Rev. Larry invites you to enjoy this full-length Christmas Eve service featuring music from the Steele Family: Mark, LaRhonda, Lauren and Sarah Steele. Christmas carols, inspirational readings and a short message from Rev. Larry make this a season of "Comfort and Joy."

It's Domestic Violence Awareness month and we're going to talk about it. They dated longer than they stayed married. My guest today ( LaRhonda) is opening up about the impacts, signs and warnings of being with a narcissist! She goes in-depth on what signs she discovered fairly quickly after getting married that she didn't see while they were dating. She's done her research and is sharing insights. Do you suspect you're in a narcissistic relationship? Maybe you're in an abusive relationship/marriage... our hope collectively is that we start talking about this topic more. Identifying the signs, understanding what narcissist do and who they are? The levels of their behaviors and more importantly we want to empower people to GET OUT! There is life after and I'm proof of that! Tag a friend, Share the link to this episode and lets get the word out and put an end to domestic violence! *** IF you suspect abuse are going through abuse... get help .. here are some resources *** NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE Call: 1800-799-SAFE (7233)

Dmae talks with Portland’s First Lady of Blues, LaRhonda Steele. We hear her talk about the struggles as a Black woman in Portland’s Blues scene. It’s tough times for Portland’s musicians who depend on live performance for a living, and even tougher for Black artists during this time of change, but LaRhonda keeps hope alive […]

Having conversations with host of “The Woman Unseen In The Mirror” Larhonda/Lala about her upcoming podcast and also in depth look into her way of thinking.

After a secret wedding in the Dominican Republic, LaRhonda found out that her new husband had children she knew nothing about. She's sharing how she learned to trust her gut and let go of old baggage and why she has never stopped believing in the wonder and adventure of dating.    

Donte is joined by former Fort Worth Police officer LaRhonda Young as they discuss police brutality, policy in different departments. She also tells her story of going through issues within the police department. LaRhonda shares some very helpful information on dealing with overly aggressive police officers.

BFFs, pop culture enthusiasts, and scholars Portia & LaRhonda know one thing for sure: A Different World is the most important sitcom ever! And they'll prove it as they review every episode of ADW. So join us... Class is in session!

This is the fifth episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. They have featured couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn. The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other, Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. The third was singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. Last this time it was singer LaRhonda and her keyboardist husband Mark Steele. This time it's Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer both of whom play in The Blue Cranes and Swansea. They perform two tunes together here, Rebecca on keys and vocals and Ji on percussion. There's also a home video clip of their 2 year-old daughter on piano! This episode is hosted by OMN's Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni. We'll return to making video episodes after the first of the year. Stay tuned. Meanwhile, visit oregonmusicnews.com for our weekly audio-only episodes. Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

This is the fourth episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. The first five video episodes feature couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn. The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other, Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. The third was singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. This time it's singer LaRhonda and her keyboardist husband Mark Steele. They perform two deeply soulful tunes. Next time Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer visit the Artichoke Cafe. This episode is hosted by OMN's Managing Director, Scott Cunningham. Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

This is the third episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. The first five video episodes feature couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/kate-power-steve-einhorn-coffeeshop-conversations208-video The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other. Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/lisa-mann-allen-markel-coffeeshopconversations213 This time it's singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. How do they both maintain careers and raise 7 year-old Hollis? Sometimes they perform together and sometimes they perform with others. They play and sing two songs here. The next video episode features LaRhonda and Mark Steele, and then Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer visit the Artichoke Cafe. Hosting is OMN Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/ and Artichoke Community Music https://www.artichokemusic.org/

Guests today are Dr Bob and Louise Stammons from TMS Solutions.Thomas quit his last job and they have not given him his last check as they say he wrecked a truck, Roger has 30 acres across from a new development and is getting erosion due to the dirt work from the development, LaRhonda got a default judgement for a home warranty company in New Jersey and wants to know what to collect, Jose got a court summons in New Mexico and it is not him, Sara is asking if TMS Solutions would help her depression, Weldon's son has student debt and they are trying to collect and he wants to make sure they actually settle it, Don has results from his Denver Nuisance Abatement issue (Denver attorney said he abandoned the car), this and much more.

I never did the big chop and I think it was more of a mindset barrier so I have so much respect for the ones who've taken the plunge and committed to a radical hairstyle change! You are the chosen ones because every big chop experience is different and can feel like you're in the dark for a bit as you learn about your reborn hair! Today I'm talking with LaRhonda of @thecurltakeover_ as she talks about hers and specifically how she got over the hump to just GO for it (and it's kind of funny lol)! Take a listen. Her Hair Fax: Type - 4C (back) 4B (middle) 4A (front) Density - Coarse --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehairpolitics/support

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On this episode, we are cooking with Portland's First Lady of the Blues, LaRhonda Steele and her daughter, Lauren. We talk about everything from peeling potatoes in Oklahoma, her succesful battle against cancer to helping homeless Mothers with the Lullaby Project. We are also cooking a Steele Family favorite, called Gloopity Glop! Just what is that, exactly? Listen to find out and read on for the recipe and links to LaRhonda and Marti. Thanks for listening to Marti's Music Kitchen,Where Anything Can Happen! http://www.LaRhondaSteele.com/ http://Instagram.com/MartiMendenhall Please Subscribe to this Podcast Sign up for Marti's Exclusive Updates: http://MartiMendenhall.com Recipe: LaRhonda's Gloopity Glop Ingredients: 1 Sweet potato diced 1 Russet potato diced 1 Red Onion diced 1 Red Pepper cut in strips 1 Green Pepper cut in strips 1 package of Andule Chicken Sausage diced 3 cups Kale 1⁄2 cup of olive oil Salt and pepper to taste Directions: Fry potatoes until brown in olive oil Remove from skillet. Brown sausages add onions, peppers rest of olive oil. Kale and potatoes back into pan Heat until Kale is softened. Salt and pepper to taste Yummy time! (And it is, too.)

LaRhonda Steele’s musical journey started in Oklahoma where she sang a solo in church for the first time at age 13. LaRhonda is best known for her leadership of the Portland Oregon Interfaith Gospel Choir and for her collaborations with a variety of Portland blues, jazz and gospel groups. LaRhonda heads her own project, "The LaRhonda Steele Band,” and is also the mother of two daughters. In this episode we discuss surviving breast cancer with the support of her community, her musical beginnings in the church, and the challenges of raising two children while legally blind. I spoke to LaRhonda in my home office in Portland, OR in October of 2017.

LaRhonda Harris, of the Maine Department of Veterans’ Affairs, talks about changes that have been made in the last decade so that women feel safer and more comfortable coming to the VA for health care. She also talks about leading a book group for women veterans, and how sharing stories of the experience of being ...read more » The post Care and Community for Women Veterans with LaRhonda Harris appeared first on Safe Space Radio.

SHOW # 321 - Live Uncut & Uncensored Conversations With "Musicians You Should Know" Markey & Ric come back with Couch Kid New Music of the best kind – WORLD PREMIER!  The new album is entitled The Blues Are Knockin’, the follow up to their sensational debut, Hey Hey.  CAN.NOT WAIT…To share this with y’all. Then Brothers Brown take their seats on The Couch to discuss their careers and how they came together in the Brotherhood of music they have formed. We’ll check out their album Dusty Road while we chat. King Louie & LaRhonda Steele came to The Couch via Greg “Slim Lively” Johnson, our good friend, and it always warms my heart when guests come to the show this way.  We’ll talk to King Louie and LaRhonda about their lives and careers and their great album, Rock Me Baby. Finally, a couple of weeks before its official release date, but not quite a World Premier my buds from Tweed Funk come by and hang and tell us all about the new release, Come Together.  Always a hoot when these guys take seats on The Couch