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In this episode of PSG review we have a full analysis of Kylian Mbappé as he says bye bye to the club and its fans. In the end - and perhaps all the time - a very divisive character. A brilliant, but not flawless footballer and a complex personality who perhaps an out of steam in the final months. Or maybe he was too focused on his future as we know he always was. We also talk about the uninspired match against Toulouse and the trophy celebrations. Pay homage to the voice of the Parc des Princes Michel Montana and discuss another mystery man in the world of football - Xavi Simons. Can we avoid unnecessary drama with him? PSG women battled their way in the Division 1 final against OL. That one is next Friday so a quick update about them too. It's a cliche to call this jam packed, but boy oh boy, that's what it is. Hopefully you enjoy the episode. Feel free to like, subscribe, rate and whatever else there is to do, if you so feel inclined and find us on Twitter ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@psgreviewpod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and on Instagram as ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@psgreview⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ PSG review on TikTok ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@psgreview⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Bluesky: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bsky.app/profile/psgreview.bsky.social⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ All the recent and new episodes are in YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@PSGreview⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ You can also email the show psgreview.podcast@gmail.com ****** PSG review Thoughts, opinions and analysis on the sport, culture and business of Paris Saint-Germain. PSG review is a weekly PSG podcast in English where we try to get a little deeper and elevate the conversation around this football club from the French capital. PSG review is hosted by Mikko. **************** #PSG #PSGpodcast #PSGreview #ParisSaintGermain

Jasmine Mbye has been on quite the journey! In our conversation, she shows grit, resilience and heart as she openly talks about her journey of healing from a traumatic childhood and relationship. From someone feeling lonely behind walls of protection, she now is open-hearted and full of self-love.Tune in to hear: What happened when she first spoke her truth Understanding generational trauma helps; gaslighting does not! Marrying her unfinished childhood business The damage caused by people-pleasing How hitting rock bottom was the making of Jasmine!…and so much more!Grab a cuppa and tune in now! Please share it – let's start a #lightrevolution.

Part of SEN's Origin call team, Dragons utility Moses Mbye looked ahead to Game two & also discussed the club's current contract saga with captain Ben Hunt.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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There has been civil unrest, a riot, or a massacre due to police action in every century since at least 1890, and in most, if not all centuries, there have been multiple.  This fact has not changed in all this time, but what has changed is that today almost every citizen has a camera on them at all times and can catch the horrible events happening.  But what if your phone were much more than a camera?  What if it were the bill of rights, a list of the applicable laws, your own personal videographer or reporter, and live action attorney ensuring that no traffic stop or interaction with the police was ever the same?  Well, that is exactly what your phone is today, thanks to the Legal Equalizer app. Today we have the Legal Equalizer app founder and CEO, Mbye Nije, in the chair as he breaks down the facts and figures of police brutality and talks in-depth about many of the solutions. This episode is not to be missed. Make sure to engage with Mbye at the Legal Equalizer App Website  (https://www.legaleqapp.com) Don't forget to get social with While Black IG: WHILE_BLACK; TWITTER @whileblackpc; FB @whileblackpodcast or email: whileblackpodcast@gmail.com Recorded @ drsatl.com Theme song Produced by Wahid Gomes and licensed through Verde Music Group  

On this episode of CrossStreets we speak to Mbye Njie. Mbye is the founder and CEO of Legal Equalizer, an emergency contact app that allows you to get in touch with your loved ones through the use of text, video, and livestream. We speak about protecting yourself from trauma, the challenges of fundraising, and policing around the … Continue reading Their Family Wants Them Here →

Today's Song of the Day is “Mad At Me” the new single by Samia featuring papa mbye, out now. Samia will be performing at First Avenue on February 18, 2023.

Today's Song of the Day is "PASSENGER" a new single from papa mbye, out now.

Moses joined the show ahead of the traditional Anzac Day clash between the Dragons and the Roosters

The first episode of the POD Pod. The Rix bros talk early pre-season POD options and what the listeners can expect from the boys in 2022. Follow us on Twitter @NRLSCPODPod and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/The-POD-Pod-107948311823958 - PLEASE NOTE Audio quality will improve from next podcast.

Today's Song of the Day is "Casket feat. papa mbye" from Why Not's album, Very Why Not, out now.

Hey Roasties. Today we chatted with new Dragons recruit Moses Mbye We touch on last season at the Tigers, The Tiger Tales doco, and adjusting to life at his new club. Hope you enjoy the chat. Talk soon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roastedpod/message

Rushion McDonald talks to Mbye Njie, CEO, Legal Equalizer, Inc.,a mobile app that allows users to capture police encounters after being pulled over, automatically notify loved ones in real-time. It contains laws for all 50 states. https://www.moneymakingconversations.comhttps://www.youtube.com/MoneyMakingConversationshttps://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingConversations/https://twitter.com/moneymakingconvhttps://www.instagram.com/moneymakingconversations/Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rushion McDonald talks to Mbye Njie, CEO, Legal Equalizer, Inc.,a mobile app that allows users to capture police encounters after being pulled over, automatically notify loved ones in real-time. It contains laws for all 50 states. https://www.moneymakingconversations.comhttps://www.youtube.com/MoneyMakingConversationshttps://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingConversations/https://twitter.com/moneymakingconvhttps://www.instagram.com/moneymakingconversations/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Rushion McDonald talks to CeCe Winans, a 12 time Grammy Awards winner, 23 Dove Awards winner, and 15 Stellar Awards, inductions in the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, and receiving stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Nashville Music City Walk of Fame. Discusses her current album, “Believe For It.” Rushion McDonald talks to Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams, Comedian, Author, Podcaster, Actress, starring on “The Ms. Pat Show” sitcom on BET+ and produced by Oscar-winner Lee Daniels, Rushion McDonald talks to Arrington Gavin, Founder & CEO, Rugged Evolution Beard Care, a beard care line of products available to “men of distinction.” Rushion McDonald talks to Mbye Njie, CEO, Legal Equalizer, Inc.,a mobile app that allows users to capture police encounters after being pulled over, automatically notify loved ones in real-time. It contains laws for all 50 states. https://www.moneymakingconversations.comhttps://www.youtube.com/MoneyMakingConversationshttps://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingConversations/https://twitter.com/moneymakingconvhttps://www.instagram.com/moneymakingconversations/Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we talk with Mbye Njie, Davidson class of ‘04. Mbye was an Anthropology Major at Davidson. Since he graduated in 2004, he's been an activist and founder of Legal Equalizer, a mobile app that allows users to capture police encounters after being pulled over, automatically notify loved ones in real-time, provide information on legal rights involving that encounter, and receive legal advice at the scene. Mbye launched the first version of the app in 2015 after seeing the fallout from the Michael Brown case, and pulling from his own personal experiences with law enforcement. Hub & Spoke, presented by the Hurt Hub@Davidson, aims to build a strong community of entrepreneurs and innovators by sharing the stories of Davidson alumni, students, faculty, parents, friends, and our greater community. In these one-hour episodes, we will introduce and interview our storytellers and then invite the audience to ask questions and learn more. Every two weeks, we will feature Davidson entrepreneurs and innovators who have used their liberal arts education as a foundation for their success in creating their own businesses, leading teams, and driving innovation to solve the world's most pressing challenges.

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Knights utility Connor Watson will leave the club at the end of 2021 after knocking back a three-year extension. The Dragons have secured the services of former Maroons utility Moses Mbye after he was granted a release from the final year of his Wests Tigers contract.

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Ready's Monday Mail | Joey Manu Set To Be Next Million Dollar Man, Plus, Updates On The Immediate Futures Of Woods, Milford & Mbye!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ready's Monday Mail | Joey Manu Set To Be Next Million Dollar Man, Plus, Updates On The Immediate Futures Of Woods, Milford & Mbye!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moses Mbye Set To Join The Dragons! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ready's Mail | Big Updates On The Club Futures Of Moses Mbye & Curtis Scott, D-Day For Dale Finucane & RLWC Postponed?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ready's Mail | Big Updates On The Club Futures Of Moses Mbye & Curtis Scott, D-Day For Dale Finucane & RLWC Postponed?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ready's Mail | Big Updates On The Club Futures Of Moses Mbye & Curtis Scott, D-Day For Dale Finucane & RLWC Postponed?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's a much happier group of boys on this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast. Why are they happy? Because the Wests Tigers once again grabbed the two points on offer at Suncorp Stadium against the Broncos. Eddie Otto, Declan McCutcheon, and Garry Watson take a look at the positives and negatives from the match, including: Is the Mbye at five-eight experiment finally over?Has Ken Maumalo finally found his groove?Did the debutants do enough to keep their spots?Did Stefano Utoikamanu cement that starting front-row spot? The boys also look at whether the win was enough to secure Michael Maguire's job for the rest of this season, at least. There's also discussion around the first episode of the new Fox Sports Wests Tigers documentary and the latest recruitment news too, including discussion around Luke Brooks and Tevita Pangai Jnr. We hope you enjoy this marathon edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast with Eddie, Declan and Garry...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a much happier group of boys on this edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast.Why are they happy? Because the Wests Tigers once again grabbed the two points on offer at Suncorp Stadium against the Broncos.Eddie Otto, Declan McCutcheon, and Garry Watson take a look at the positives and negatives from the match, including: Is the Mbye at five-eight experiment finally over? Has Ken Maumalo finally found his groove? Did the debutants do enough to keep their spots? Did Stefano Utoikamanu cement that starting front-row spot? The boys also look at whether the win was enough to secure Michael Maguire's job for the rest of this season, at least.There's also discussion around the first episode of the new Fox Sports Wests Tigers documentary and the latest recruitment news too, including discussion around Luke Brooks and Tevita Pangai Jnr.We hope you enjoy this marathon edition of the Wests Tigers Podcast with Eddie, Declan and Garry...

In Our Own Defense Podcast co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by Mr. Mbye Njie, Founder/CEO of Legal Equalizer Inc, who created a free app that will connect up to 5 contacts in your phone in real time when you are stopped by a police officer. Your contacts are able to record the interaction, applicable state laws are available for you to know your rights, and you have the option to pay for a real time legal consult. This app is great for your high school and college student drivers, as well as all adult drivers. Download the free Legal Equalizer app from your app store today.

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With injuries and suspensions galore, we unpack what was magic round and the ins and outs coming into round 11. The boys make some VERY bold predictions for the round ahead

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On this episode of the No Ideas Original Podcast the crew interviews the creator of the Legal Equalizer app Mbye Njie. The app is for ANY citizen that is worried about their safety and wants their loved ones to be aware of what's going on when they are in an emergency situation. Pull up and learn more about the app including what inspired Mbye to create this app! You won't want to miss this episode! Here's how you can support No Ideas Original LLC! 1. Send donations through PayPal to No Ideas Original LLC or Cash App $Noideasoriginalllc 2. Purchase a Black History Calendar through the link below: https://our-story-enterprises.myshopify.com/?ref=StanNoIdeas 3. Like, Comment and Subscribe 4. Sign up to make money sharing your data using our promo code below: https://www.ozone.ai/refer?referral_code=noideasoriginalpodcast Follow us on IG @NOIDORIG and @NO_IDEAS_ORIGINAL_SPORTS

In this episode, Buzz thinks Moses Mbye asking for a release from his Tigers contract is poor form, while Mick sees it as a win-win. The boys debate allowing polynesian players into State of Origin, there are some great yarns about crazy COVID antics and Buzz gives Mobbsy a new nickname. To read everything that's discussed in this episode of the Daily Telegraph NRL Podcast go to dailytelegraph.com.au and get yourself a subscription, or download the Daily Telegraph app at your app store.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 'Beers & Banter' the boys chat about Adam's new purchase for his new house and Jarrod explains how his toilet training is going. 'Off the Ruck' covers Adam Reynolds and Moses Mbye's potential moves. Where they will go? Leave a comment where you think. And of course we Preview all 8 games including an in depth look @ St. George vs Newcastle, Canberra vs. Gold Coast and Roosters v Warriors All that and more as 6 Again is back to two episodes a week. To keep up to date, make sure you are following us on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube! https://twitter.com/6againpod https://www.facebook.com/6againpodcast/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9TYZCXd_2206erHUn9zCtQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/6again-ahoy-jmewton/message

King Pari - Come Inside (feat. Lady Midnight and Papa Mbye)

The boys discussed what's making news in the NRL including Matt Burton wanting a release from Bulldogs and Moses Mbye in a position battle at the Wests Tigers

BetterAfrica Talks Baboucarr Mbye Saidy - The Power of the Youth in Governance

papa mbye - IDONTSENDSEX (feat. FruitPunchLoverBoy)

Long time, no talk, huh? Welcome back to the Mama, Build Your Empire podcast. Mia's back to talk to you about coming back from our extended break, the challenges of COVID being a mom of a kid with special needs, being unapologetic, and what you can expect in the upcoming season. 

In this episode, I interview Momodou Mbye who is a defensive back from Rhode Island University. Momodou and I discuss his college career, the NFL Draft Process, and much more. Mbye is coming off of an incredible senior season where he had 67 tackles and 5 interceptions. Mbye is a name to keep an eye out throughout the Draft.

Wests Tigers co-captain Moses Mbye joins the Beyond the 80 Podcast to talk through all the latest news and impact of COVID-19, as well as testing his memory and knowledge of his teammates.

With experience at both cornerback and safety during his Rhode Island career, Momodou Mbye ended his career with a bang in 2019, recorded 67 tackles and 5 interceptions. With his Rams career coming to an end, Mbye now has his eyes set to proving his worth to a professional team. He sits down with Ryan Roberts to discuss his career, some favorite moments and outlook into the future. 

It remains the staple audio alternative for NFL personnel to know potential prospects.   Go-one-on-one with Rhode Island standout Momodou Mbye on the College2Pro Players Platform Show. It is the show to know before they go pro, because College2Pro.com has been featuring NFL Draft Prospects for over a decade.  Professional scouting (CFL), working in conjunction with collegiate all-star games (Texas vs. The Nation, Gridiron Showcase), no other platform combined with experience allows future NFL stars to reveal their identity to the world-wide listening audience. In depth analysis, allows listeners that includes NFL Scouts and GMs to know the prospect on a personal level rather than just knowing their jersey number. Join host Bo Marchionte and special guest Keith Momodou Mbye on the C2P podcast powered by football lovers everywhere.   KNOW MORE THAN THE NAME…

It remains the staple audio alternative for NFL personnel to know potential prospects.   Go-one-on-one with Rhode Island standout Momodou Mbye on the College2Pro Players Platform Show. It is the show to know before they go pro, because College2Pro.com has been featuring NFL Draft Prospects for over a decade.  Professional scouting (CFL), working in conjunction with collegiate all-star games (Texas vs. The Nation, Gridiron Showcase), no other platform combined with experience allows future NFL stars to reveal their identity to the world-wide listening audience. In depth analysis, allows listeners that includes NFL Scouts and GMs to know the prospect on a personal level rather than just knowing their jersey number. Join host Bo Marchionte and special guest Keith Momodou Mbye on the C2P podcast powered by football lovers everywhere.   KNOW MORE THAN THE NAME…

The Inside The NRL team bring you a special edition in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak and its impact on rugby league. We speak with NRL CEO Todd Greenberg, players Bronson Xerri, Damien Cook, Alex Glenn and Moses Mbye as well as Adam Blair's wife Jess

In this week’s edition of LawPod, Lee is joined by the co-captains of the Wests Tigers, Benji Marshall and Moses Mbye!They discuss what the season looks like for the team, the correlation between leadership and fatherhood, and what it means to them being appointed co-captains.Take a listen!If you have a guest/topic you would like to see featured- please send it through to: lawpod@brydens.com.au.

Injured Wests Tigers captain Moses Mbye joins the team live in studio to talk about his side's run into the finals, and when he'll return from injury. Plus, we recap all the big talking points out of Round 22 of the Telstra Premiership and bring you a special State of Origin announcement

It's been awhile since I've shared anything with you in a solo episode! So much is changing with the community, my business, and my family that I felt it was time to let you know what is shifting and what you can look forward to next!  So, bad news, good news:      1.  The Mama Build Your Empire Facebook Group will be closing down.  The podcast will be taking a brief pause (but only until August 22!), and will resume with 2 episodes (you heard that right!) a week:  Tuesdays: Mama Build Your Empire Series: Input from Mia on HOW to build your business packed with actionable tips in every episode! Thursdays: Traditional inspiring interviews with moms of kids with special needs who are also building a business and making it happen!  So, tune in again on August 22 for some fresh new content!  Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin!  Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook. 

MEET THE GUEST: Dr. April J. Lisbon is an autism coach strategist and empowerment speaker who helps professional working autism moms go from feeling mentally overwhelmed and financially helpless to teaching them manageable strategies to obtain and sustain financial freedom in order to create a sustainable lifestyle for themselves and their autistic child(ren).  Dr. Lisbon knows this process is hard for many autism moms as they’re juggling so many things at once and time is NOT always on their side. She gets it as this is a battle that she too struggles with regularly. In addition, Dr. Lisbon is an international award winning author and has authored three books, “Stretched Thin: Finding Balance Working and Parenting Children with Special Needs”, “Autism in April: A Mother’s Journey During the Tween Years”, and most recently “Unmasking the Trauma: School Bullying & Children with Special Needs”. She aspires to be an influencer in her community. April was a school psychologist when her son with autism was born, but he didn’t display any of the traditional hallmarks of autism, so she didn’t entertain the idea of this diagnosis until he was about four years old. As a mom, (not as a professional) she was not ready to face this reality. She struggled with the guilt of having missed opportunities to provide him with more services and support when she told herself “she knew better”. It was only when she chose to accept the fact that she was not going to be able to identify what caused this condition was she able to move forward in fully accepting and supporting her son.  In this episode, she shares how weary she became of the anxiety that comes with waiting for a call from school about her son’s behavior every day. She knew something had to change and she had to become more available for her son but still bring in income. She decided to utilize her experience being both a mom and a professional to write books on being a mom of a child with autism from a unique perspective. She discusses the loneliness and grief you have to navigate when you are faced with the subtle yet ongoing rejection of a child with autism and their behavior. Dr. April wants you to know it’s ok to be selfish and pursue a serious quality of life and career but also know that you cannot use your child’s diagnosis to shirk back from the opportunities you were meant to seize.  In this episode, we cover: How April struggled to identify and embrace her son’s autism How April made the shift from a traditional career to finding ways to support other autism moms and monetize her expertise as a mom and a psychologist  How April’s tenacity has allowed her to celebrate some serious “wins” for both her son’s and her own quality of life “What I realized was that because I was unwilling to embrace it (autism), he was unwilling to embrace it. I did not realize how my influence and my impact caused him to deny who he was as a person. He was hiding his true identity and his super power because of how I thought about it." Where To Connect with Dr. April Online:  Website Facebook  LinkedIn Instagram  Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin!  Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook. 

MEET THE GUEST: Taylor Costello is a mom to two angels in heaven (one miscarriage and one infant loss) and one baby on the way. Her daughter Lily was born on February 25th, 2018. She and her husband learned shortly after she was born that Lily would pass away before she was six months old due to a rare genetic condition. After spending 33 days in the NICU they came home to a massive amount of chaos. After some struggle, they finally found the tools they needed to get organized. This led to Taylor realizing there were other parents like them who were struggling with managing all of their children's home nursing supplies. Thus the beginning of Lily's List. Lily passed away on July 19th 2018 and Lily's List was officially born on October 1st 2018. Despite having no background in the non-profit industry, Taylor had studied psychology, and she had a deep passion to help other families like her. Six months in, the non-profit is thriving and she couldn't be more proud to share Lily's light in a world that is often very dark.   In this episode, we cover: How Taylor and her husband Joey navigated understanding the impact of Zellweger’s syndrome on their daughter’s life What it looked and felt like to transition home with a medically fragile baby after spending over a month in the NICU How Taylor rediscovered purpose and passion through starting Lily’s List after her sweet baby girl passed   “Lily gave me a good life. She really solidified that I loved being a mom, so we’re really excited to have another child, but she also gave me a whole new meaning to life and it’s just amazing and I’m very thankful for that.”   Where To Connect with Taylor Online: Website To Request a Box To Donate Box Supplies Email Taylor Instagram Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook. Taylor met her husband, Joey in high school and they began their marriage and her husband entered the marine core. They had no idea how a life of constant transition would actually prepare them for their adventure with raising children. Early on, Taylor and Joey suffered a miscarriage followed by months of infertility. Their decision to go public with infertility and IVF treatments was met with a lot of encouragement and solidarity from their community. Though the pregnancy was normal in nature, it was obvious as soon as Lily was born, that something was not right. Lily was born blind, she had low tone, and refused to eat, among other telling signs. With the help of an expert geneticist, they were able to quickly diagnose Lily with Zellwegers Syndrome, which meant that she only had months to live. After life in the NICU, they made the transition home to a small apartment where Lily’s parents became nurses around the clock with the support of a lot of in-home health care professionals. It was exhausting and overwhelming, but the nurses provided Taylor and Joey so much emotional and practical support to weather these five months with Lily. Losing a baby and so much purpose for each day was a lot more difficult than they ever imagined. Taylor had planned to throw herself back into work but was reminded that she had the chance to help other families who would face the same storm of caring for a child at home which led to the birth of Lily’s List. Perhaps the hardest news to hear after losing Lily was learning that Taylor and Joey’s combination of genes would most likely always result in the worst form of this disease. They opted to do IVF again in order to avoid this outcome and now are expecting another baby girl.

MEET THE GUEST: Networker, motivator, change-maker, Tammy Flynn is a serial entrepreneur and philanthropist who never stops. Since she started her career at the age of 15, she’s launched and run more than four businesses, including direct sales beauty products, a salon and spa, an events company, and most recently, The On-Air Advocate, which supports, empowers and educates caregivers. A consummate networker, Tammy unites people while inspiring them to share their time, talent and energy with the community. A committed volunteer, she has tirelessly raised more than $500,000 for the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin and Make a Wish® Foundation. Tammy Flynn’s organizational talents, energy, and resourcefulness have brought recognition from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the State of Wisconsin, radio station 99WMYX, the County of Waukesha, City of New Berlin and the Brookfield Chamber of Commerce. Tammy comes a line of female entrepreneurs dating back to her grandmother and her mother.  At the young age of 15, Tammy entered the world of business through cosmetic sales selling beauty products door to door. She attributes a lot of her success to the generous support of mentors in her life. She had a serious tenacity at a young age having to begin her cold calls from the white pages and networking through handing out business cards at the mall. At 17, she opened up her first storefront, and she has only grown and developed her skills since then. But as a single mom of four for 14 years, her priorities and flexibility shifted, exponentially so when her son was born with nerve breakage in his brain. It was then she realized that the typical road to success is not easy to follow when real life and trauma pop up. She knew something had to change but it was very difficult to lose her identity and role in business as she knew it at the time. She found a way to cover the bills, have insurance, and be closer to her son on a daily basis through becoming a CNA. Later she was able to return to the business, but it was an important lesson to realize what had to shift in business to meet the needs of her son as a single mom. Tammy was very aware of the reality of life for her son once services stopped when he reached the age of 21. Tammy’s number one priority was to help her son have quality of life each and every day, even when tragedy hit and he had to cope with a collapsed spine and surgery was not an option. She is eager to encourage moms of special needs kids because she knows you will never quit having to advocate for your kids needs. She wants you to have more grace on yourself so you don’t harbor negativity and can embrace the journey for what it is. In this episode, we cover: How Tammy got started as an entrepreneur as a teeenager How she was able to pivot in business a few times in order to meet the needs of kids as a single mom and special needs mom How having a community of support will help you remain strong as your child’s advocate for the whole journey “Just because it’s going to be different doesn’t mean it’s going to be bad. Just because it’s not what it used to be doesn’t mean it’s not going to be beautiful. But it may not happen on the timeline you thought it was going to happen on and it may not happen in the season you thought it was going to happen in.” Where To Connect with Tammy Online: Website Facebook Instagram Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.  

MEET THE GUEST: Veronica Lamb is a health coach for busy individuals who are sick of feeling sick & how it holds them back from fulfilling their purpose. Veronica offers a non-overwhelming path to permanent health & lifestyle change by teaching you how to tune into your body signals, eat foods that help you thrive, & establish healthy habits that work for your busy schedule. She specializes in helping you navigate food sensitivities and gut healing for yourself and infants.  Veronica’s journey with exploring solutions to food sensitivities began with an overwhelming struggle with her son. Foods as basic as an apple could give him severe side effects for days and it became so challenging to feel “normal” among other families and children. She began by cutting out the big problem foods like dairy, wheat, and soy. Then she became even more of a detective as she discovered that things like ground pepper or quinoa were also problem foods. As she continued to make discoveries, she was able to help co-working and friends swap out ingredients in their favorite recipes to make food safe for their kids. She realized the opportunity she had to establish doing this as a business because there are so few resources out there for families who struggle with these extreme food sensitivities. Her philosophy is based on a whole foods approach and she focuses on supporting gut health and making healthy eating easy with tools like her meal plans. She is thankful for a business that allows her to be flexible enough to respond to the unpredictable health challenges that may surface with her kids. She encourages any entrepreneurs of special needs kids out there to be reminded that your business is not your own and it doesn’t need to look exactly like anyone else's! In this episode, we cover: How Veronica started her journey exploring extreme food sensitivities with her own children How food sensitivities often require clean eating for the whole family Veronica's tips for adjusting meals for ingredient substitute and prep efficiency “It’s ok for your business to not look like everybody else’s. You don’t have to schedule a week FB Live and go live at this exact time every week. You don’t have to have that level of consistency to have a business online and to gain a following. That works really great for people who have typical routines and things fit into a nice organized little box and structure. But when we have special needs kids, the unexpected happens.” Where To Connect with Veronica Online: Instagram Facebook Facebook Support Group Free Meal Plan & Prep Guide - Monthly Meal Plan Subscription Coupon Code for monthly meal plans - MBYE   Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Mary lives in  Parker, CO with her husband and three children.Her oldest has ADHD and Sensory Processing Disorder and as a teenager was diagnosed with ODD. She herself battled OCD for many years as a teen. Along her healing journey and her son’s healing journey, she learned the importance of nourishing herself from the inside out through her diet, healthy lifestyle choices and nourishing herself so she could be the best wife and mom for her family. Along the way, Mary became a Certified  Health Coach and serves families of children with special needs through her business Tree of Life Health Coaching, a free, her blog, 1:1 coaching and group coaching. Mary’s hope is to shed these challenges and to show moms they are not alone. There are answers and there is hope.      Mary’s story started with a very traumatic birth of her son (now 21 years old)  who was immediately unable to breastfeed well due to a later diagnosed oral aversion. She was very aware that her son was not meeting several developmental milestones and was at a loss for how to support him. He was finally labeled “failure to thrive” and diagnosed with a sensory processing disorder, for which there was a severe lack of information for at the time. When the doctor told her that if she were to quit breastfeeding, he would die, she knew that she would be the only one to find the answers needed to save her son’s life. With the help of feeding, occupational, and physical therapy, he did make a lot of improvement and even did fairly well in kinder and 1st grade, but found himself getting in trouble often with no support from the teacher.    Mary then decided to pull her son out to homeschool him to be able to meet his educational needs and was able to address the challenges of another diagnosis: ADHD by modifying his diet using a whole foods approach. This inspired Mary to get certified as a health coach who would work with families with disorders such as ADHD, SPD, OCD, and ODD. Her approach is natural and takes the whole family into account. She utilizes the history of the child and seeks to facilitate change in the life of the child and the family. In her Facebook group, parents of kids with these special needs can ask questions, get support, and learn new techniques for natural nutrition. She welcomes all families, even those who have kids on medication. She encourages parents to always go with your gut and be confident that you know your child best when interacting with the many medical professionals you will consult along your journey.   In this episode, we cover: How Mary was able to cope with her son’s traumatic birth and sensory disorder diagnosis before internet resources were available. How Mary used her own experience to develop a philosophy of nutritional therapy that involved the whole family. How you can find nutritional and natural support resources through her own Facebook group for families with kids with special needs.   "My belief is there’s a spot for nutrition, there’s a spot for natural living, even if a person has chosen to do the medication route. And I always say, it’s their child first. They know what’s best for their child."   Where To Connect with Mary Tate Online: Website:  https://www.treeoflifehealthcoaching.net/ Facebook Biz page:  https://www.facebook.com/treeoflifehealthcoaching.marytate/ Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/112827969438652/ Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.  

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MEET THE GUEST: As a child, Kori was strong-willed, highly sensitive, empathetic, curious, imaginative, and a bit of day-dreamer. As an adult, she has become a caregiver and a nurturer. She is the realist who lives next door (though not always literally), a teacher (though not by degree) and researcher. She wants to be an advocate for those most in need, a mentor to those looking to find their voice, and build a community that’s accepting to all. She’s a work at home mom looking to build up my online business empire. With three children of my own (two with special needs), she draws from personal experiences and past work experience as a former assistant PreK teacher. She had once desired to pursue a career in Developmental Psychology or Communications, but when she was drawn into the world of blogging, she began to realize that she could accomplish my goals and purpose online. She also realized that she could reach more people while still being able to cultivate relationships locally if I so desired. Kori is a mom of three children, 2 of which are special needs. Her journey started when her 21-year-old son was born three months premature with ataxic cerebral palsy and non-verbal learning disorder. Additionally, her 18-year-old daughter is autistic and non-verbal. She knew she wanted to pursue more education to become more of an expert in psychology as it relates to special needs, but she had to be more realistic about her availability when it came to caring for her children. Her blog initially began as a simple mommy blog being honest about the challenges of autism. She then realized her niche would be in bridging the gap between the extremes that existed on the spectrum, focusing on the day-to-day challenges, and the future of life with an autistic child. She challenges any parents with kids with special needs to embrace every day and remember that no victory is too small to celebrate. She also cheers you on to pursue your next step to develop yourself, whatever that may be!   In this episode, we cover: How Kori navigated the isolation of not being able to connect with parents with neuro-typical kids. How Kori was realistic about pursuing her dreams in the midst of caring for kids with special needs. How Kori has been able to equip families and teachers through the resources and support found on her blog and FB support group.   “I wanted to design a business and a lifestyle that worked around all of the intricacies, the ins and outs, and sometimes just the instability and unpredictable parts of our lives and our schedule instead of having to fit our family’s lifestyle and schedule into a business and into whatever my career would have ended up looking like if I was working outside the home.” Where To Connect with Kori Online: Blog: https://koriathome.com Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/koriathome/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/koriathome/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KoriatHome/ Facebook Support Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AutismFamilyLife/ New Diagnosis Toolkit:https://koriathome.vipmembervault.com/teaser/courses/view/21 Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.  

MEET THE GUEST: Sarah Allison is the founder and CEO of Mother of Marketing. She’s been in marketing for more than eight years and transformed her digital side hustle into a full-time work-from-home job just three years ago. She started out making a measly $32,000 a year at a marketing agency as successfully tripled her income when she left her job in 2015 to start her own business. Mother of Marketing is all about helping young business owners and entrepreneurs navigate life, marketing, and how to build a business they love. When Sarah first started her business, she had no idea what she was doing except when it came to how to market brands and bloggers. She had to navigate business ownership on her own and find a way to break the freelancer wheel along the way. Sarah wants you to know you are not alone in your journey, and together we can help make your world a better place. Sarah’s journey with business and parenting began at about the same time when she found out she was pregnant with her son while in art school. She quickly switched her major to marketing, another passion of hers, in order to be more financially independent in a career. When she found herself divorced, living with family, and barely making ends meet, she decided something had to change. Sarah got a job at a marketing agency where she learned a lot and was very successful, but her boss had ridiculous demands on a single mother to travel for work. She quickly built up a clientele on the side and quit her 9-5 (with gusto!). She dove into freelancing working something close to eighty hours a week, overwhelmed with work and her inability to connect to her son. As Sarah was certain that he needed developmental support on some level, the evaluations concluded that her son had a severe speech delay, and months later came the official autism diagnosis. She quickly dove into action mode in securing services and support for her son and even took some time off of her master's program to get it all done. Nothing about parenting a kid with special needs is easy or inexpensive, but Sarah is thankful for her support network and a job that allows her the flexibility to meet her son’s needs in whatever form they come. As the Mother of Marketing (a brand inspired by her love of Game of Thrones), she teaches businesses how to host a conversation on social media and offer tons of value and resources to their audience. She has a handful of courses available to help you develop your own marketing strategy on social media.   In this episode, we cover: How Sarah’s business and journey with autism began at the same time. How she learned to stand up for the needs of her son in the face of an unsupportive employer. How Sarah empowers business owners to create a marketing strategy simply inspired by having a meaningful conversation on social media. "2018 was rough. I was literally living paycheck to paycheck because I would rather do that and be there for my son in every aspect that he needed instead of grinding with these people who didn’t care that my son needed me."  Where To Connect with Sarah Online: Website; http://motherofmarketing.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/motherofmarketing/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mthrofmarketing Master Class: Motherofmarketing.co/IGmasterclass Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Maria Davis-Pierre is the founder of Autism in Black Inc. She is a therapist, coach, speaker, author, and advocate. After going through the process of getting her daughter diagnosed at 18 months, Maria changed her specialty and began working heavily in the Autism community. In January of 2018, Maria launched her 2nd private practice Autism in Black Inc., which aims to provide support to black parents who have a child on the spectrum, through educational and advocacy services. Autism in Black Inc. is dedicated to bringing awareness and acceptance to Autism Spectrum Disorder and reducing the stigma associated with ASD in the black community. Maria is a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) in the state of Florida. She graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelors of Science in Sociology and went on to obtain a Masters of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University. Maria’s passion is being an autism advocate with her mission being to bring awareness to the impact culture can have regarding an ASD diagnosis. You can go to www.autisminblack.org to subscribe to the monthly newsletter and check out all the other great resources on the site. In this episode, Maria shares how her journey with autism began early when her daughter Malia was born premature and it was obvious to her by six months that Malia had sensory-related challenges. As a therapist herself, she knew the power of early intervention and pursued the support of several specialists and neurologists who refused to offer a diagnosis until she reached the age of three. Maria fought for this diagnosis by showing up in the office day after day until the doctor understood how serious she was, and surrendered. As she began to receive more in-home services, Maria became more glaringly aware of how culturally insensitive most providers are, which prompted her to start advocating for black parents of kids with autism. She knows how to thoughtfully address the fears and priorities of these parents because she is one. Maria encourages parents to stay present in their challenges by doing regular daily self-care that includes a personal check-in, prayer, meditation, exercise, and being committed to little things like eating a hot meal. She has also developed a self-care affirmation journal which can help you lay the foundation for daily self-care, complete prompts, routines, infographics, and calming coloring pages. In this episode, we cover: Maria’s challenging journey to obtain an autism diagnosis for her daughter before the age of 1. How providers often fail to take culture into consideration as they offer services. Some practical tools you can use to make mama self-care a daily practice. “I know often times as mothers-especially as black mothers we don’t like to ask for help because we feel that if we ask for help, then we’re not strong. The strength is in asking for help, knowing when you need help, knowing that you have a support circle that you can depend on.” Where To Connect with Maria Online: www.autisminblack.org, www.autisminblack.org/selfcarebook www.autisminblack.org/iepreviewbf Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Faith is a coach, consultant, author, academic nerd, design thinker and her newest venture is midwifery. She helps passionate entrepreneurs with special needs kids birth businesses they love, that fit and finance their busy lives. “Parenting Like a Ninja”, an autism mom’s guide to professional productivity is an Amazon bestseller and reflects her own journey with the crazy chaos of special needs parenting, and the need to harness energy and be productive. She believes entrepreneurship is a perfect, mental and psychological health choice for many special needs parents, and offers the opportunity to do business differently while creating more of what our communities need. She’s excited about the growing Autastic Biz Tribe: business owners who are disrupting the status quo of ‘business as usual’, integrating business and life in alignment with the needs and rhythm of our family. Faith is a mom of three kids, of which her oldest, Jayden who is autistic. On this episode, she talks all about the joys and challenges of raising young kids before the developmental delays in Jayden was all that evident. Early on in Jayden’s life, she felt a sense of calling to be an answer to other family’s desire for strategic and holistic support. As she developed the curriculum for Jayden’s homeschool experience, she realized how qualified she was to help other families train their homeschool teachers to build rapport and make sensory connections with the student before trying to deliver any content. Faith also shares how building her own business allowed her to stop trying to “fix” the autism. Her business instead offered a sense of fulfillment and an ability to accept Jayden, regardless of his progress or regressions. As selfish as it sounds, she encourages moms to pursue radical self-care because the very best gift a mom can offer her kiddos is a happy and healed mama. In her new book, “Parenting Like a Ninja”, she documents how she went from a fragmented to a healed mama and now has the capacity to strategically direct her energy, rather than let it escape without her consent. In this episode, we cover: What life looked like raising 3 tiny kiddos, one with an autism diagnosis in the early years as well as how things shifted for their family later. How Faith used her strengths and experience to equip families with an informed method of delivering homeschool curriculum to autistic students. How practicing radical self-care empowers you to consistently give your kids the best version of yourself. “The solution for me in terms of being able to care for myself is part of the solution for him. I need to model this radical self-care for my son so that he can see that he can do for himself to help himself heal." Where To Connect with Faith Online: faith@melodyofautism.com Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

In this episode I sit down with Papa Mbye. We discuss his early childhood in West Africa, moving to Memphis followed by Minnesota, Moving to an unsafe neighborhood, Titles in the art world, Financial struggles that come with artistry, Growth, Self assessing and more!      FIND US:  @JuiceeDope - All platforms @Papayoungvision - All platforms    

Wests Tigers captain Moses Mbye joins the Inside The NRL panel ahead of a Friday night showdown with former coach Ivan Cleary at Panthers Stadium.

MEET THE GUEST: Genia started young with amazing mentors and a strong mother with a vision. Now, she’s a mother to two sons, a midwife to many, and an activist with a mission to band together with families to joyfully pursue the good things in life. Genia’s a registered midwife, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care (student), Speaker, Presenter, Podcast host, and founder of Good Things in Life which offers resources, courses and networking opportunities for a community of parents with a shared vision of the good things in life for their children with disabilities.   In this episode, we cover: Genia’s introduction into special needs advocacy + social role valorization Setting expectations and raising the bar for our differently-abled children Creating a vision for ourselves and our children, and redefining what’s possible Starting her organization to reach families of children with disabilities Dealing with grief and moving past the sadness to learn to embrace the good things in life   When asked for one piece of advice they’d give moms going through the grieving process of a new diagnosis, Genia says:   “Everything wonderful in life happens on the other side of that cry. So you’ve got to get past the grief. Cause there are great, wonderful things on the other side of grief. Everything great is on the other side of special, so it’s worth it to go there.” Where To Connect with Genia Stephen Online: https://goodthingsinlife.org https://goodthingsinlife.org/podcast https://www.facebook.com/thegoodthingsinlife/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/351362831977895 (The Good Things In Life Facebook Group) Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

The Abrams are a family of 3:  Nick, Dar, and Owen (who is the main CEO of StomaStoma). Owen was born at 24 weeks and spent 5 months in the NICU before coming home for the first time. He was only home a short 2 weeks before going back to the hospital.   He then spent the next 784 days in the PICU.   He received a gtube and trach to help get him home, and Owen is still gtube fed, and vent and trach dependent. StomaStoma was birthed in his hospital room during that long stay.   Nick, Dar, and the StomaStoma team want to bring awareness and education about trach and gtube life, but in an encouraging and lighthearted way. The shirts that come from StomaStoma are just that, some encouraging and some cheeky, all with the hopes to open conversations to share about this abnormal life we hope can be viewed as normal one day.   In this episode, we cover: How Nick and Dar got the idea for StomaStoma in their son’s hospital room What they did to validate their business idea for such a niche topic How they manage and maintain the business through the tough times that come along with raising a medically fragile child Finding gratitude in the darkest times and choosing to seek grace   When asked for one piece of advice they’d give a special needs moms who are going through a tough medical situation with their children or who are looking to start a business, Dar says:   “Be real with yourself. If you’re having a hard day, let yourself have a hard day. And find your support. When we spent that long stint in the hospital, it was really intense. And there were times when we didn’t know if he’d make it. But one of the biggest things that’s helped us get through has been our community, our support.” Where To Connect with StomaStoma and The Abrams Family Online: www.stomastoma.com www.owenives.tumblr.com Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

Katie Brown, Michael Chammas and Jamie Soward return for a brand new season of Inside The NRL, with Wests Tigers captain Moses Mbye and Parramatta Eels coach Brad Arthur also joining the show

MEET THE GUEST: Alice Vo Edwards is a consultant with roles at multiple companies including Alerive, MassInflux, and BattleBuddy, where she specializes in utilizing her technology and applied psychological science expertise to support systems for improving health and wellbeing outcomes.   She is also an advocate for improving mental health support systems and founder of ADHDKid.net. She volunteers as the outreach coordinator for the Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention, and advocates for women in scientific careers working internationally in her role as At-Large Delegate for Graduate Women in Science. She is also completing a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Walden University with an emphasis on research and evaluation related to workplace wellbeing.   In this episode, we cover: How Alice started her advocacy journey when her daughter was diagnosed with ADHD How she went on a quest to build a better 504 process for her daughter and others like her Her mission to help other parents of kids with ADHD through the ADHD Kid Diary and ADHDKid.net   Where To Connect with Alice Online: www.ADHDKid.net Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.  

MEET THE GUEST: Abbi Perets wants moms to know they don’t have to choose between kids and career. She’s the coach and mentor moms turn to when they want to break into freelance writing and earn great money from home, on their own terms.Abbi combines nearly 20 years of experience freelancing for some of the world’s biggest companies with firsthand knowledge of having five kids of her own — including one with special needs. She understands the unique challenges moms face every day and has created programs specifically tailored to meet those challenges and empower moms all over the world to have it all.   In this episode, we cover: How Abbi started a successful freelance business working for some of the largest companies in the world Shutting her business down overnight when her son received a leukemia diagnosis How starting Successful Freelance Moms saved her from her depression How she helps other moms who are looking for the financial and emotional freedom that freelancing provides   This message from Abbi summarizes the wisdom she’s gained from the various challenges she’s faced over the last few years. She writes, “I decided a long time ago that my mental health matters more to me than making other people feel comfortable, so I'm pretty good at saying, "I'm not sure what you think is helpful about that comment," or "I'm asking for your support right now, and your criticism isn't supportive." So When you go through trauma, you will then have to deal with PTSD. And ignoring it will NOT make it go away. At some point, you have to make a choice: You can DEAL with what you went through and address it and get help, whatever that means for you (medication, therapy, etc) and take active steps towards rebuilding your life, OR you can pretend to be okay and continue NOT being okay and stay unhappy. Asking for help is the bravest thing you can do. It DOES take courage, and it is SO IMPORTANT. Where To Connect with Abbi Online: https://successfulfreelancemom.com/how-to-be-a-freelance-writer/ Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Meg Brunson has been marketing to moms for nearly a decade. After leaving her corporate job at Facebook in 2017 to be a more present mom to her 4 daughters, she founded EIEIO Marketing; a digital marketing agency focused on Facebook Marketing for family-first businesses. Through highly targeted, results-driven, Facebook Ads she's delivered results for her clients that include: doubling their lead volume, generating 62% more sales than the in-house team, attaining a 16x return on ad spend, and reducing the cost per lead by 99%! She also hosts the FamilyPreneur podcast, an interview-style show that explores the “balance” of family & entrepreneurship with a focus on raising kidpreneurs.   In this episode, we cover: Meg’s journey from social work to the Facebook offices Transitioning out of her position in the Ads Department at Facebook into full-time entrepreneurship Starting a platform for her family of FamilyPreneurs (and starting her podcast by the same name) Learning how to become the parent advocate her children need   When asked what’s the one thing she wants special needs moms who are going in business to know, she says: “Know that it’s okay to ask for help. People who are in the position of service coordinator, therapist … they want to help. So take advantage of the resources out there. There’s no shame in asking for help -- and the same goes for business.” Where To Connect with Meg Online: www.megbrunson.com Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

  MEET THE GUEST: Jessica Mandujano is mama to two wonderful kiddos -- one of which has global developmental delays and is non-verbal. Her days are filled with chasing a toddler, driving to developmental Pre-K, therapy sessions, and she also runs her own marketing business. She loves advocating for her son, cheering him on and sharing his story to promote inclusion + kindness for all differently-abled kiddos.   In this episode, we cover: Starting a business while pregnant and going through the process of transitioning it into something different after a rocky delivery and NICU stay Growing horizontally when most business coaches encourage you to grow vertically Providing more services to existing clients and nurturing those relationships to generate more income Work-life harmony vs work-life balance -- what juggling it all really looks like for a special needs mamapreneur   Talking about transitioning her business to a new structure when she became a new mom, Jessica says, “Just because I have these goals for my business and I’m now a special needs mom, doesn’t mean I need to get rid of them completely. I need to change them a little bit, and maybe it’s gonna take me a little longer to get there, but I’m not in the business for the short-term, I’m in it for the long-haul.” Where To Connect with Jessica Online: www.instagram.com/joaquinslife www.joaquinslife.com www.jessicamandujano.com Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Susie Liberatore is the owner at Visions2images Creative Services. She helps established businesses grow their brand awareness by using digital marketing and professional branding techniques. With over nine years of experience, she brings businesses visions to life, while watching their return on investment increase. Her fields of design expertise are branding development, social media marketing, and all things related to print!  She is the face and voice of Visions2images. Susie is an entrepreneur, she has several businesses and wears many hats for all of them. She has been able to help businesses thrive and grow with her help. Let her help you get your vision on track! Our mission: Visions2images LLC is a creative service agency, providing the vision that your brand deserves. We believe in being professional and helping your business goals on all platforms. We work with small business that are established businesses and need that extra boost in their business.   In this episode, we cover: Going from agency life, to corporate, to full-time entrepreneur -- and receiving an Autism diagnosis for her child in the meantime Balancing and designing a business between therapy and client meetings How she built a support team, instituted office hours for her clients, and uses productivity tools like Trello to organize and run her business while her son naps or goes to ABA therapy Organizing her week to successfully deliver on client expectations and also market her own business. To those wanting to start a new business while raising a kid with special needs, Susie says, “Start small and don’t be afraid to fail. Be flexible … simplify.” Where To Connect with Susie Online: https://www.visions2images.com/consultations/ https://www.facebook.com/Visions2imagesdesign/ Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Melissa Rohlfs is a transformational holistic health and life coach.   She helps moms lose the baby weight for good and increase their energy so they can flourish in motherhood. {No deprivation or hours of working out here!}  She is married and has 2 children, her daughter has SPD. When Melissa learned about clean eating, not only did she lose weight, but it also helped her daughter with her SPD as well.  Her passion is teaching people how to nourish themselves with real food and a holistic approach. Where To Connect with Melissa Online: www.free2bcoaching.com  https://www.facebook.com/MelissaRohlfsCoach/   Info on Sensory Processing Disorder: https://www.spdstar.org/basic/about-spd  Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook. This episode is sponsored by The Autism Strategies and Autism Moms Getaways! The FIRST Autism Moms Getaway will be in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 12-14th, 2019. Join us in the Big Easy for a short getaway to relax and relate with other Autism moms. Reserve your spot for only $50 when you book before January 1st -- and payment plans are available!   More info at bit.ly/bookgetawaynow!

  MEET THE GUEST: Aundrea Caldwell is passionate about many things and now it’s all aboutencouraging and supporting Autism Parents through writing, speakingand most importantly - sharing her Autism Journey.In April 2018, Aundrea released her first book, “Wait! Did You Say Autistic?” A Mother’s Journey of Acceptance and Advocacy, which is part-autobiography/part-self help book for parents and caregivers who are raising children on the Autism Spectrum. Her book walks readers through her journey of acceptance and advocacy for her son, Cameron, who was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome in 2008.After the launch of her book, Ms. Caldwell started The Autism Strategies, a consulting practice focused on supporting Autism Parents in four key areas: Acceptance, Advocacy, Creating Connections and Setting Goals. Those were the focus areas that were instrumental in putting Cameron on the right path.Aundrea is redefining what it means to be an Autism Mom. As a mother of three, with two of her children on the Autism Spectrum, Aundrea wants other Autism parents to know that it's not the end of the world when you get the diagnosis and that you can survive and thrive with Autism.Prior to embarking on this journey, Aundrea enjoyed a twenty-five year career in Project and Product Management across multiple industries and technology areas. Aundrea wears many hats but this ex-Googler has turned her focusedtowards giving back and sharing her knowledge.Aundrea is a 2001 graduate of the Eli Broad School of Management at Michigan State University (MBA). She also holds two undergraduate degrees from Michigan State University (1997) and the University of New Orleans (1993).She’s also a US Army Reserve veteran.Aundrea currently resides in the Atlanta Metro Area with her three children, Cameron, Mari and Milaan. Where To Connect with Aundrea Online: bit.ly/IEPStrategies bit.ly/aundreafirstbook www.aundreacaldwell.com Learn more about the Autism Moms Getaway in New Orleans, LA bit.ly/bookgetawaynow Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.   This episode is sponsored by The Autism Strategies and Autism Moms Getaways! The FIRST Autism Moms Getaway will be in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 12-14th, 2019. Join us in the Big Easy for a short getaway to relax and relate with other Autism moms. Reserve your spot for only $50 when you book before January 1st -- and payment plans are available! More info at bit.ly/bookgetawaynow!

MEET THE GUEST: Chrissy Caley is a Professional Organizer, mother of 3, and mompreneur. Chrissy grew up in a family of 9 and was constantly surrounded by chaos and clutter. As an adult, she had to learn how to overcome the habits, beliefs, and routines that were preventing her from the life and home that I had always wanted. When she became a mother, and then a mother of a special needs child, her understanding of the importance of a streamlined, orderly, and functional home expanded.   It is Chrissy's passion to teach others how to get out from under the clutter and claim their spaces, their time, and their lives for their own. Chrissy has helped many moms get out from the weight of the stuff in their lives and make space for the things that are truly important. Where To Connect with Chrissy Online: www.binsandgrins.com www.facebook.com/binsandgrins Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Jennifer Elia, homeschool consultant, curriculum creator, blogger, and author, is Founder of Aurelius Cabrini Homeschool Resource Center which is dedicated to giving homeschool moms the tools they need to thrive in their home education career. Jennifer provides one-on-one consulting, personalized and original curriculum plans, and practical advice for those just beginning their homeschool journey, as well as those who just need a little boost. She lives in New Jersey with her husband and four children whom she has been educating at home for the past 10 years. When Jennifer isn’t busy researching the best curriculum solutions, she enjoys gardening, crafting, and writing. You can find Jennifer on Facebook and Pinterest. Where To Connect with Jennifer Online: https://aureliuscabrini.com https://soundfoundationshomeschool.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/homechoolmomtomom/ Grab Jennifer’s book Sound Foundations on Amazon! https://www.subscribepage.com/helpforstrugglingstudentsblog Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

** Listen to the full episode of Mama, Build Your Empire on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or at www.mamabuildyourempire.com! ** MEET THE GUEST: Jeniece Stewart is a small business owner, nonprofit founder, mother of five, speaker, and coach! As a mother of five including a set of twins and one with autism and epilepsy, she knows firsthand about overcoming adversity. She understands the dynamics that special needs families experience. She is zealous, genuine, and welcoming. Jeniece is the founder of Special Needs Siblings, Inc., where families are empowered and encouraged to focus on new views, personal growth, and transformation. Where To Connect with Jeniece Online: Instagram.com/special_needs_siblings Facebook.com/specialneedssiblings www.specialneedssiblings.com https://specialneedssiblings.com/shop Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

** Listen to the full episode of Mama, Build Your Empire on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or at www.mamabuildyourempire.com! ** MEET THE GUEST: Samantha owns tbhcoach.com where she is a business coach and consultant for moms with online businesses. She started as a coach after struggling to find her identity after becoming a mother and now is very passionate about helping other moms build businesses from home and balance entrepreneurship with motherhood. She is also the host of the Badass Mother Podcast, a mom of 3, an over-volunteer-er, and a travel lover -- she and her husband met while studying abroad in college and are always taking their kids on epic adventures. Where To Connect with Samantha  Online: tbhcoach.com/innercircle ← for her group coaching offer Facebook tbhcoach.com/getclients ← Samantha’s free resource to help you narrow your niche and get clients online Listen to her on The Badass Mother Podcast! Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: Dominique Davis is 26 years old and from New Brunswick New Jersey. She is a single mother to a beautiful 5yr old little girl who has a seizure disorder called doose syndrome. The thing that drove her to come up with this invention is to show my daughter that she can do anything she puts her mind to no matter the obstacles. Where To Connect with Dominique Davis Online: Go Fund Me Campaign for The Shower Bot The Shower Bot Pre-Sale Facebook Episode Summary:  Dominique shares her story of being a single mother of a sweet little girl who has a syndrome of doose syndrome. This type of syndrome has caused her daughter to have anywhere up to 300 seizures a day. While taking care of her child, she found it hard to keep a job so, she started her own cleaning business! While Dominique was running her new cleaning business, she came up with the idea of an automatic shower cleaner called, The Shower Bot. It's basically like a Rumba for your shower! This invention has led her to be featured on the show Shark Tank in January 2019! Dominique talks about how she came up with the decision to start her own business. We chat about the need to be there for our special needs children at the drop of a hat and it can sometimes get in the way of a typical job. Dominique shares the story of how the invention of The Shower Bot turned into a reality. After some obstacles, she decided to go forward with getting the patent. She hopes to show her daughter that she can go after anything that she sets her mind to! "Never give up on anything you want!" - Dominique Davis Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at Miafrancispoulin.com Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

MEET THE GUEST: April T Giauque escaped the abyss of abuse through pinpoints of light.  She shares her success story with others to encourage Victims to become Victors, for Advocates to understand their impact, and for supporters to understand their value. April has experienced being homeless with her 5 children following their escape, yet she earned her Master's degree after escaping from domestic violence.  With her degree, she retired from being a founding parent and board member and became a teacher at Spectrum Academy. April is re-married to Scott and is the mother of nine children. She helps the battered, beaten, and broken discover their strength to heal so that they become a beacon of light to the world! Where To Connect with April Online: Website Facebook Watch the book trailer for, Pinpoints of Light Book Release!   EPISODE SUMMARY: April shares her vulnerable story of domestic abuse and raising a child with special needs.   Even when April was going such a dark time in her life, she worked so hard to find the light in her life. She shares how we all will go through trials in life and it’s up to us with how we respond to the situation. “We are all born with the light inside of us!” April T. Giauque “When we rise to light, we bounce.” - April T. Giauque April shares a very emotional time when she decided it was time to grab her children and finally leave domestic violence. She talks about the night they ran to a hotel in the middle of the night and met a woman who shed light and love to her and her children. April talks more about the others that have supported her during this dark time! April talks how her children with autism were able to deal with the moving around. She says that her children knew that as long as their mama was in charge, they were safe! With the soon launch of her new book, April shares her inspiration of becoming an author and sharing her story out into the world. To anyone that may be struggling with domestic abuse, April says that you first have to take care of yourself. She says that in her experience, she had to find a way to quite that voice of doubt. She would set small goals for the day and find some kind of positivity in that day. “When I’m talking about taking care of yourself, know that you have positivity  and light within you and you’ve got to straighten it.” April T. Giauque   Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at Miafrancispoulin.com Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.

This week was a rough one -- my eldest ended up in the PICU for a week with RSV and Parainfluenza. Stressed to the max. It caused me to reflect on how I need to be supported and how others can support special needs parents in need.  First, special needs mama: Accept the help and ask for it! When people say, "let me know if you need anything," take them up on it. If they come through -- great! If not, oh well. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.  Here is how others can be helpful to special needs parents in need:  1) Be present 2) Know you don't have to solve the problem 3) Take things off their plate 4) Don't ask too many questions 5) Be there after the storm   ***Do you need a tribe? Find one here: bit.ly/mbyetribe and follow me on Instagram @mia_the_marketer. ***

MEET THE GUEST: Since giving birth to her special needs daughter 19 years ago, Eraina Ferguson was on a relentless pursuit to live a good life. After obtaining three academic degrees, marrying the man of my dreams, and giving birth to her second child, Eriana is now living the good life with them in Los Angeles, CA. She is also penning a memoir about her experiences. Where To Connect with Eraina Ferguson Online: Website Facebook Instagram Watch Eraina's TEDx Talk! EPISODE SUMMARY: Eraina shares her mission behind, “My Good Life”. It started as a blog at Yale in her dorm room and eventually turned into a meetup group for parents with children of special needs. At 20 years old, Eraina was a single mother to her daughter of special needs. She talks about her inspiring journey of being not only raising her daughter on her own and finish college at Yale University! “My consciousness is not around the color of my skin, It’s around my ability, the way I treat people, and my relationship to God. I will no be stopped.” - Eraina Ferguson In 2016, Eraina had the opportunity to be a guest on The Real and was a keynote speaker for Tedx! She shares her experience with the two and how she was able to share her inspiring story to the world! Eraina shares her own highs and lows of being a single mother with a child of special needs. She gives her best advice to moms that are on the same journey. “I really want women to know that everything can change and for the better!” - Eraina Ferguson “Keep people around you that are great!” - Eraina Ferguson Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at Miafrancispoulin.com Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.  

Hey, sweet friend! Thank you for tuning in to episode 7 of the Mama, Build Your Empire podcast. In this episode, I break down what exactly I mean when I say, "Mama, build your empire," and why the MBYE podcast is vitally important.  Links:  https://www.disabilityscoop.com/2009/11/10/autism-moms-stress/6121/ https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0113430 Join the MBYE tribe on Facebook ➡️ bit.ly/mbyetribe Follow me on Instagram! ➡️ www.instagram.com/mia_the_marketer

Happy Monday, Mom-pire builders!  On today's episode of Mama, Build Your Empire I have Lisa Zawrotny, owner of Positively Productive Systems, LLC.  Lisa Zawrotny created Positively Productive Systems after a deeply overwhelming time in her life juggling multiple roles as a caregiver for her Mom (who had Alzheimer’s) as well as wife, mother (to kids & cats) and as a business owner. After being trapped in her own clutter and chaos, she took back her health and sanity through a combination of renewed self-care, personal development, and a customized combination of organizing and productivity approaches. The process was so healing for her and her family, she knew immediately she wanted to guide others in the same way. As a holistic productivity coach certified in time management and life coaching, Lisa helps multi-tasking clients remove overwhelm and embrace simplicity by decluttering their lives (inside & out) and designing systems and habits that reflect their personalities and values. In our amazing interview, we covered:  - The mindset of finding time to get organized - Letting go of the guilt that comes from being strapped for time (a very finite resource)  - How we can implement gratitude into our quest for positive productivity  You can find Lisa online at www.positivelyproductive.com or on Facebook.  *** Follow me on Instagram at @mia_the_marketer! *** Looking for a community for your journey toward dominating special needs mom-boss life? Join the Mama, Build Your Empire tribe on Facebook! 

Yo, special mamas! Today on the Mama, Build Your Empire podcast we have Sinead Quinn, Health and Wellness coach and owner of Grateful Wellness. She’s a special needs mama who is doing the thing by harmonizing life with work.   In today’s episode, Sinead and I discuss the mind-body connection, the impact SUGAR has on the mind and the body, and the importance of special needs mamas getting really tuned in with their bodies and mental health.   Resources mentioned in this podcast episode: That Sugar Film ← Documentary www.grateful-wellness.com ← Sinead’s website https://www.facebook.com/groups/1878527382442622/ ← FB Group, Grateful Wellness for Special Needs Moms www.instagram.com/mia_the_marketer ← My Instagram -- go follow me! bit.ly/mbyetribe ← the Mama, Build Your Empire Facebook group www.racreative.co ← R + A Creative Co., the boutique digital marketing agency owned by Mia Francis-Poulin

Mamas, let's talk money.  If there's one thing I know to be true about this special needs journey, it's that money is a suuuuper finite resource. And it seems like everyone wants the same dollar.  In this episode, I go through my process for funding my maternity leave by freelancing online and how I transitioned to business-owner. Stumped on how to position your message to reach your target audience? Get some clarity. Download the Non-Marketer's Guide to Buyer Personas and get unstuck.   Resources mentioned in this podcast episode:  www.racreative.co (R + A Creative Co., my digital marketing agency for busy female entrepreneurs)  www.instagram.com/mia_the_marketer (Follow me on Instagram)  bit.ly/guide2buyerpersonas (Snag the Non-Marketer's Guide to Buyer Personas here)  www.bit.ly/mbyetribe (The Mama, Build Your Empire tribe on Facebook) 

Hey, MBYE Friends and Family!  In this episode of the Mama, Build Your Empire Podcast, I discuss one of my biggest pet peeves that people do when I tell them my son's autistic.  Yes, he's autistic. Yes, he's "not normal." (But what's normal anyway?)  Yes, he's amazing. He's a survivor. He's simply Roman.  At the end of the episode, I invite you all to hop over to the Mama, Build Your Empire tribe on Facebook and share what's amazing about your special needs child.  Resources mentioned in this episode:  www.instagram.com/mia_the_marketer (My Instagram account) bit.ly/mbyetribe  (The Mama, Build Your Empire tribe on Facebook)   

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Hey, hey! I’m getting a little vulnerable on this new episode of the MBYE podcast. In this episode, I chat about my failed business. (Yes, a whole business failed!) Here are the highlights: How I started a business right out of college Why you need to have a disaster plan for your business How “every knock is a boost” View “failure” as the beginning of your next opportunity Why it’s crucial that we get out of our own heads when we “fail” Look forward to the next thing “Failing at something means that you had the gall and gumption to even try.” -- Mia Francis-Poulin Links mentioned in this podcast: www.instagram.com/mia_the_marketer ← My Instagram -- go follow me! bit.ly/mbyetribe ← the Mama, Build Your Empire Facebook group www.racreative.co ← R + A Creative Co., the boutique digital marketing agency owned by Mia Francis-Poulin

Topics: 3:48 - The Birth of Legal Equalizer 8:24 - Fighting Back 12:11 - The Genesis of an App, Then a Movement 15:51 - Being Proactive and Empowered 22:01 - Changing the World Comes at a Cost 24:32 - Awards and Accolades 26:12 - Let's Give Back to Police 30:02 - Tech Needs as the App & Movement Grow 33:40 - Mom is a Great Inspiration 35:34 - Getting Backstage with Snoop's DJ 40:05 - Business Growing Pains If you enjoyed this episode, please rate this podcast ★★★★★, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast player!

This week, The Great Harry Ramage joins the podcast on the back of his own European expedition, as we talk round 12 of the NRL season, what's going on at the Knights, State of Origin's fresh new season, Mbye to the Tigers, some other news, musings and all of your fan questions as per usual.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, I'm talking about with Mbye Njie, Founder of Legal Equalizer, an app created to educate citizens about their rights during interactions with law enforcement.  We explore "the talk" he had with his parents, the experiences that inspired him to launch the app, and how he hopes to expand the app to hold the entire legal system accountable.  Download Legal Equalizer: Apple iTunes Google Play Follow Legal Equalizer online: legaleqapp.com Instagram Twitter Facebook Check out Rhian’s Hope online: rhianshope.com  facebook.com/rhianshope  instagram.com/rhianshope  twitter.com/rhianshope   Music from Jukedeck – create your own at http://jukedeck.com  

Sick and Tired of being Sick and Tired? Join the squad this week as we talk with Mbye Njie and his team behind The Legal Equalizer App. Can your smartphone help protect you from your next potentially shady encounter with the police, aka 12, aka One time? #NoMoreBlackLivesShatteredByPoliceInjustice #AppThePowersThatBe Music Selection - Rome Fortune & Toro y Moi - Benjiminz - Guest Selection - Janet Jackson - Unbreakable - SIR Featuring. Anderson Paak - LIBERATION www.legaleqapp.com www.digigoodtimes.com