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This episode is the fifth of 6 special episodes all about the new series In Vogue: The 90s. The first episode aired September 13th and the series is showing on Hulu in the States and Disney+ here in the UK. As the title suggests, the 6-part series is all about Vogue, the most well-known fashion magazine in the world, and specifically focuses on the power of Vogue in the 90s. For each episode I've been sharing these listen-along episodes breaking down some of the main stories and also adding my own 90s beauty moment at the end of each one. I'd love to know if you're watching the show too so be sure to tag me @charisse_kenion over on Instagram. Now we're getting towards the end of the series, it's time to ask: do we need a season 2? I think so! If you enjoyed this episode please let me know by either dropping a DM over @charisse_kenion on Instagram or commenting directly on Spotify because now we can actually chat to each other over there. Also, if you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review or a rating wherever you like to get your podcasts and finally make sure to follow the show wherever you listen so you never miss another episode plus you'll also be helping me to build this community! Artwork image via Hulu/Disney+ Links Nzingha interview for Complex: https://www.complex.com/style/a/aria-hughes/nzingha-lil-kim-makeup-artist Tommy Hilfiger show 1997: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGd1u9Sv5/ Lil Kim, Missy and Mary Vogue photoshoot: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAqS8zPoFht/?igsh=eTg1bGl1OW9ld2Rq Find me on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CharisseKenionYT Find me on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@charisse_kenion/ BeautyMe newsletter: https://beautymenotes.substack.com Find me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@charissekenion BeautyMe on ShopMy: https://shopmy.us/beautyme 

In this episode of Bloom Into Your Best Self, I talk about how important it is to know your source of information. I this in terms of Black history and how we need to know who is providing us with information about our history. Check out more information about other things I have going on below: CULTURAL TIDBIT: The Black historian mentioned in this episode was: Nzingha (1623-1663) DIGITAL WORKBOOK: A MOMMY'S GUIDE TO TAKING CARE OF HERSELF You can access the workbook by clicking the link below. Enjoy a small discount by using the code (self care). https://www.bloomintoyourbestself.com/online-store#!/A-Mommys-Guide-To-Taking-Care-Of-Herself/p/571829695/category=0 MOTHERHOOD NEWSLETTER INFORMATION: If you're a mom, my "Girl You Got This!" newsletter is something you need to subscribe to. You also get a little something special when you sign up for it. Click the link below to sign up for some motherhood encouragement https://view.flodesk.com/pages/64644f60cbdcb8f8a1a7595b GENERAL MONTHLY NEWSLETTER INFORMATION: If you aren't subscribed to my Bloom Into Your Best Self newsletter you are truly missing out. Check it out on my website. https://bit.ly/generalnewsletter MY ONLINE STORE: You can check out all of my cultural goodies at my online store through the link below. In my store you will find my cultural workbook, cultural planner, cultural trainings, and many more cultural goodies. Take a look and find something that will help you stay culturally aware, sensitive, and vigilant. https://www.bloomintoyourbestself.com/online-store

Our guest is not only a force on the fencing strip but also a force for change in the community of fencing itself. Nzingha Prescod is a 2-time Olympian, World Champion, and 4-time Senior World Medalist. But that's not all — the Columbia University graduate is also the Founder & CEO of The Prescod Institute for Sport, Teamwork and Education, better known as PISTE. Through PISTE, she's been breaking down barriers and making fencing accessible to hundreds of kids in under-resourced communities. On top of all that, she serves on the Board of Directors of USA Fencing and is a member of the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee's Council on Social and Racial JusticeVisit the USA Fencing websiteFollow USA Fencing on InstagramRead a transcript for this episodeFollow Nzingha on Instagram--First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

Welcome to the TeachHER Podcast Powered by The Innocent Brown Girl Project. Our mission is to convey strategies for Grit & Grace with educators and advocates of African American and Latina Girls. Thank you for joining us today. Today, our guest is Dawn D. Florence. Dawn D. Florence is the loving wife of a retired U.S. Naval Officer; proud mother of three extraordinary adult children; dedicated, life-long educator; and the Founder and President of Little Sistahs in the Know, Inc. A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, Little Sistahs in the Know (LSK) has taken an asset-based approach to empowering girls to seize their future. For nearly two decades, it has been LSK's mission to build high self-esteem and foster a positive self-image in African American girls by bringing them together to read and discuss books written about them, by providing a venue for them to share ideas and express themselves, and by cultivating an awareness of their rich heritage and culture. Born and raised in New Jersey, but has lived all over; from Mobile, AL to Northern CA to Southeastern VA to Southern CA to Naples, Italy, Dawn received an undergraduate degree in Computer Science from Spelman College and a master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania's School of Engineering. A self-proclaimed, chronic career switcher – software engineer, college instructor, preschool computer teacher, stay-at-home mom (a.k.a. COO of Florence Family Enterprises), substitute teacher, non-profit corporation founder and president, elementary school office automation technician – Dawn completed Regent University's Career Switcher Program in 2012 and became a math teacher at Norview Middle School in Norfolk, VA. A published author, Dawn's journey is shared in Chapter 4, “My Eighth Life,” of We Switched Career! Alternative Licensure Teacher's Journey's to the Classroom.  During her tenure at Norview Middle School, Dawn and her team developed a school-based, extended day model program for Little Sistahs in the Know.  In addition to the hundreds of girls touched by LSK's home-based program, LSK's school program has positively impacted the lives of dozens of Little Sistahs during their educational experiences. In 2019, Dawn became a marketing teacher at Norview High School, where she recently entered her 11th year in secondary education. Today, Dawn continues her work to carry out the mission of Little Sistahs in the Know with programming at Norview High School. What began on August 21, 2005, in the living room of their Chula Vista, CA home as a “book club” for Dawn's oldest daughter, Ayanna, and a few other girls who looked like her and their moms, continues to empower African Americans girls 3,000 miles away in Norfolk, VA. Through a love of reading, an appreciation of their culture, and the knowledge of their rich heritage, while strengthening the bonds of sisterhood, it continues to be Dawn's purpose and passion to build up our girls…one book at a time! Dawn currently resides in Chesapeake, VA with her husband Dennis, their two young adult children, Nzingha and Baraka (Ayanna has spread her wings and left the nest!) and their furry family members: Mufasa, Pip, and Ms. Rex.  Social Media: TeachHER Podcast (Instagram) The Innocent Brown Girl Project (Instagram) The Innocent Brown Girl Project (Website) Guests Social Media Info: Little Sistahs in the Know (Instagram) Little Sistahs in the Know (Facebook) Websites Mentioned: Little Sistahs in the Know (Website)

Nzingha Stewart is an NAACP Image Award-nominated director. A graduate of NYU, she started her career in music videos, shooting for artists like Common, Eve, Jay-Z, and 50 Cent, before going on to a successful career as a commercial director. Then transitioned to film and television where her work includes the Emmy-Nominated limited series Inventing Anna, Maid, and Little Fires Everywhere as well as Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder, and Netflix's Tall Girl. She is the producing director and co-executive producer on From Scratch. Nzingha is someone I admire for her vision, sublime creative sensibilities, her leadership as a female producer, and her big heart. There is no one you'd rather go to dinner with than Nzingha, she will make you try everything and order double desserts. I love her “yes, and” approach to life. You can see her vision and heart all over the first episode of From Scratch. About the Guest: Nzingha Stewart attended NYU's Gallatin School and upon graduation went on to shoot over a hundred music videos for artists like Common, Eve, Jay-Z, and 50 Cent breaking down barriers for women of color in the music video world along the way. An equally in-demand commercial director, Nzingha has also filmed clips for ESPN, McDonald's, and Coors Light among others. Having recently directed episodes of Little Fires Everywhere, Black Monday, Greys Anatomy, A Million Little Things, Good Girls, Scandal, How To Get Away With Murder, the Netflix hit feature film Tall Girl, and Shonda Rhimes upcoming series Inventing Anna, she has also proven herself as a writer, having written With This Ring and The Tenth Date (Lifetime/ A+E Networks) which she also directed. Both movies were ratings hits for the network and With This Ring went on to be nominated for three NAACP awards and won the Women In Film Award for Best Television Movie. Nzingha is the executive producer of Netflix's From Scratch. Recently, she was the executive producer of Daisy Jones and the Six for Amazon and Hello Sunshine.  She sold her co-written script, Bad Ass Biker Chicks of Marrakech to Wayfarer for which she is also set to direct. Next up on the directing front is the feature film Life in Motion, a biopic about powerhouse prima ballerina Misty Copeland. http://www.nzinghastewart.com Stay in Touch: IG: @liftedpod @tembilocke Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Season TWO Episode SEVEN of the Your Story Our Fight® podcast welcomes Nzingha Stewart. Nzingha Stewart attended NYU's Gallatin School and upon graduation went on to shoot over a hundred music videos for artists like Common, Eve, Jay-Z, and 50 Cent breaking down barriers for women of color in the music video world along the way.An equally in-demand commercial director, Nzingha has also filmed clips for ESPN, McDonald's, and Coors Light among others. Having recently directed episodes of Little Fires Everywhere, Black Monday, Greys Anatomy, A Million Little Things, Good Girls, Scandal, How To Get Away With Murder, the Netflix hit feature film Tall Girl, and Shonda Rhimes upcoming series Inventing Anna, she has also proven herself as a writer having written With This Ring and The Tenth Date (Lifetime/ A+E Networks) which she also directed. Both movies were ratings hits for the network and With This Ring went on to be nominated for three NAACP awards and won the Women In Film Award for Best Television Movie. Stewart is currently shooting and executive producing Netflix's From Scratch, based on Tembi Locke's best-selling memoir, produced by Hello Sunshine. In 2022 she is set to Executive Produce Daisy Jones and the Six for Amazon and Hello Sunshine. Recently she sold her co-written script, Bad Ass Biker Chicks of Marrakech to Wayfarer for which she is also set to direct. Next up on the directing front is the feature film Life in Motion, a biopic about powerhouse prima ballerina Misty Copeland.

On this special edition of "Listen in With KNN" presented by FOX Sports Radio, host Kelsey Nicole Nelson welcomed in special guest eight-time World Championship medalist Nzingha Prescod. Nzingha represents the best of #BlackGirlMagic as the most decorated Black female in USA fencing history. In addition, being a 2X U.S> Olympian fencer, today Nzingha is the first African-American in NYC to establish the inaugural NYC Mayor's Office of Sports, Wellness, and Recreation. Hear the New York native and current Brooklyn resident's journey into fencing as a young child to establishing Fencing in the Park (FITP).

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After putting together fun family performances at a young age, it didn’t take long for Nzingha Stewart to realize that she could turn her favorite pastime into a full-time career. On this episode, Nzingha sits down with Pete to discuss how she got her start as a music video director for artists including Jay-Z, the importance of not only branding yourself but also doing the work, going from guest director to producing director in television, breaking into feature films, and more… SHOW NOTES:(00:00:00- 00:05:20) -- Pete’s Intro (00:05:20- 00:07:45) -- What Is Your Favorite Scene You’ve Directed?(00:07:45- 00:13:15) -- Block Shooting And Working With The AD (00:13:15- 00:18:20) -- Getting Into Music Video Directing (00:18:20- 00:21:20) — Working In A Changing Music Industry (00:21:20- 00:26:00) -- Transitioning Into TV Directing (00:26:00- 00:28:00) — Helping A Show Runner Enhance Their Story(00:28:00- 00:29:45) -- Giving Feedback When Working On A Feature (00:29:45- 00:34:20) — Landing Opportunities And Taking Control (00:34:20- 00:38:10) -- Showing Up Prepared To Share Your Vision (00:38:10- 00:44:30) -- Branding Yourself As A Creative (00:44:30- 00:48:50) — Upcoming Project With ‘Hello Sunshine’ (00:48:50- 00:49:45) -- “Transitions: A Directors Journey And Motivational Handbook” Promo(00:49:45- 00:56:00) -- Staying Confident And Asking Questions (00:56:00- 01:04:40) -- Producing Director vs. Guest Director (01:04:40- 01:13:55) -- Lightning Round Questions (01:13:55- 01:15:30) -- Pete’s Outro*** Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/37iekw1*** Get your Director's merch: https://www.drctr.video/

The Henny Haters Club, with special guest Nzingha, discuss COVID vaccines, recap the last two weeks they missed, give Darius a new potential side hustle, figure out if they could regress in lifestyle or sexually, and try to find out what three things women are into that men may not like. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/henny-haters-club/support

On the very spot where the transatlantic slave trade began, in modern-day Angola, the most epic fight for liberation in our history was waged between the entire Portuguese Empire and one Black woman. Standing toe-to-toe. Them and her. Queen Nzinga. Say her name. We are the #daughters of Queen Nzinga Mbande. Queen of the Ambundu Kingdoms of the ruling family of Ndongo and great sovereign power of Matamba. Ohhh that’s delicious. Let it roll off your tongues: Nzzzzinga, Nzingha, Njinga. Her name alone defies the English alphabet, spelled differently across history. No matter how you spell her name, one thing is certain, trained in military precision and political warfare, young Nzinga defeated the colonizers, protected her people for 37 years, and set into motion a liberation movement that would ultimately defeat the colonizers. We will not be your slaves. Adjust your crowns queens, we’re going in. This is the greatest story never told. Join GirlTrek’s Black History Bootcamp - 21 Cosmonauts at blackhistorybootcamp.com to receive specially curated emails with survival tips, speeches + dedicated songs to listen to for each episode. Together we will discover the stories of 21 women who were ahead of their time.Disclaimer: We do not own the rights to the music played during this broadcast. Original content can be found here:Summertime | Angelique Kidjo:https://open.spotify.com/track/6ZoY4JuMpnTkQTLE8tYP5k?si=9f4aa8cf123f439dTry Me | Tems:https://open.spotify.com/track/2DYp6Gfu2JguZra6xL8IAV?si=9b3d681841e04baf

Omar, Dom, and Yaa Asantewa Nzingha discuss teaching about African heritage in the public school system (04:35), how we as Africans can be free as a people (23:00), Ms. Nzingha's case against the Board of Education (28:50), the legacy of Barack Obama in the black community (50:21), reparations within America and the term "POC" (55:11), Rabbit-Proof Fence, interracial couples, and how American leadership today are breading out Africans (69:56), great black leaders today (75:12), Political Prisoners, The New York Three, and the injustices against Jalil Bottom (83:34), Religion, schooling, and the betterment of our people (100:00)

In this class, Dr. Greg Carr, head of Africana Studies at Howard University, and Karen discuss the power of speaking with fertilized words as well as what's happening with SARS in Nigerian and Dr. Carr gives a brief history of the great Queen Nzingha. #ADOS, #Reparations #InClass #GregCarr #KarenHunter

In this unapologetically African-centered monograph, Nwando Achebe considers the diverse forms and systems of female leadership in both the physical and spiritual worlds, as well as the complexities of female power in a multiplicity of distinct African societies. From Amma to the goddess inkosazana, Sobekneferu to Nzingha, Nehanda to Ahebi Ugbabe, Omu Okwei, and the daughters or umuada of Igboland, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa (Ohio University Press, 2020) documents the worlds and life histories of elite African females, female principles, and (wo)men of privilege. Chronologically and by theme, Nwando Achebe pieces together the worlds and experiences of African females from African-derived sources, especially language. Achebe explores the meaning and significance of names, metaphors, symbolism, cosmology, chronicles, songs, folktales, proverbs, oral traditions, traditions of creation, and more. From centralized to small-scale egalitarian societies, patrilineal to matrilineal systems, North Africa to sub-Saharan lands, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa offers an unparalleled history of the remarkable African women who occupied positions of power, authority, and influence. Madina Thiam is a PhD candidate in history at UCLA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this unapologetically African-centered monograph, Nwando Achebe considers the diverse forms and systems of female leadership in both the physical and spiritual worlds, as well as the complexities of female power in a multiplicity of distinct African societies. From Amma to the goddess inkosazana, Sobekneferu to Nzingha, Nehanda to Ahebi Ugbabe, Omu Okwei, and the daughters or umuada of Igboland, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa (Ohio University Press, 2020) documents the worlds and life histories of elite African females, female principles, and (wo)men of privilege. Chronologically and by theme, Nwando Achebe pieces together the worlds and experiences of African females from African-derived sources, especially language. Achebe explores the meaning and significance of names, metaphors, symbolism, cosmology, chronicles, songs, folktales, proverbs, oral traditions, traditions of creation, and more. From centralized to small-scale egalitarian societies, patrilineal to matrilineal systems, North Africa to sub-Saharan lands, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa offers an unparalleled history of the remarkable African women who occupied positions of power, authority, and influence. Madina Thiam is a PhD candidate in history at UCLA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this unapologetically African-centered monograph, Nwando Achebe considers the diverse forms and systems of female leadership in both the physical and spiritual worlds, as well as the complexities of female power in a multiplicity of distinct African societies. From Amma to the goddess inkosazana, Sobekneferu to Nzingha, Nehanda to Ahebi Ugbabe, Omu Okwei, and the daughters or umuada of Igboland, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa (Ohio University Press, 2020) documents the worlds and life histories of elite African females, female principles, and (wo)men of privilege. Chronologically and by theme, Nwando Achebe pieces together the worlds and experiences of African females from African-derived sources, especially language. Achebe explores the meaning and significance of names, metaphors, symbolism, cosmology, chronicles, songs, folktales, proverbs, oral traditions, traditions of creation, and more. From centralized to small-scale egalitarian societies, patrilineal to matrilineal systems, North Africa to sub-Saharan lands, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa offers an unparalleled history of the remarkable African women who occupied positions of power, authority, and influence. Madina Thiam is a PhD candidate in history at UCLA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this unapologetically African-centered monograph, Nwando Achebe considers the diverse forms and systems of female leadership in both the physical and spiritual worlds, as well as the complexities of female power in a multiplicity of distinct African societies. From Amma to the goddess inkosazana, Sobekneferu to Nzingha, Nehanda to Ahebi Ugbabe, Omu Okwei, and the daughters or umuada of Igboland, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa (Ohio University Press, 2020) documents the worlds and life histories of elite African females, female principles, and (wo)men of privilege. Chronologically and by theme, Nwando Achebe pieces together the worlds and experiences of African females from African-derived sources, especially language. Achebe explores the meaning and significance of names, metaphors, symbolism, cosmology, chronicles, songs, folktales, proverbs, oral traditions, traditions of creation, and more. From centralized to small-scale egalitarian societies, patrilineal to matrilineal systems, North Africa to sub-Saharan lands, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa offers an unparalleled history of the remarkable African women who occupied positions of power, authority, and influence. Madina Thiam is a PhD candidate in history at UCLA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this unapologetically African-centered monograph, Nwando Achebe considers the diverse forms and systems of female leadership in both the physical and spiritual worlds, as well as the complexities of female power in a multiplicity of distinct African societies. From Amma to the goddess inkosazana, Sobekneferu to Nzingha, Nehanda to Ahebi Ugbabe, Omu Okwei, and the daughters or umuada of Igboland, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa (Ohio University Press, 2020) documents the worlds and life histories of elite African females, female principles, and (wo)men of privilege. Chronologically and by theme, Nwando Achebe pieces together the worlds and experiences of African females from African-derived sources, especially language. Achebe explores the meaning and significance of names, metaphors, symbolism, cosmology, chronicles, songs, folktales, proverbs, oral traditions, traditions of creation, and more. From centralized to small-scale egalitarian societies, patrilineal to matrilineal systems, North Africa to sub-Saharan lands, Female Monarchs and Merchant Queens in Africa offers an unparalleled history of the remarkable African women who occupied positions of power, authority, and influence. Madina Thiam is a PhD candidate in history at UCLA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Community Spotlight is a podcast shining a light on the people in our community making history now! In this episode we break bread with Sister Nzingha Assata, long time activist and author of the excellent 'Women In The Garvey Movement'. An unapologetic advocate for the advancement of the Pan-African nation, Sister Nzingha is passionate about the role of women in the struggle for Pan-African liberation past and present. Her book focuses on the often untold story of the women who helped make the UNIA a powerful force for change - a force whose message continues to inspire activists today.

In the first episode of Escape With Nate, I sit down with my friend Nzingha Stewart, the incredible writer, director (Little Fires Everywhere, Grey’s Anatomy) and purveyor of superb destinations. In the episode, Nzingha reveals her favorite travel destination of all time – Morocco! She shares with me how she fell in love with not only the country, but her now husband, Mouhssine; and the three Moroccan weddings that followed. No, that is not a typo – three weddings, all to the same man. Nzingha discusses how writing a location based script during the pandemic has given her a way to travel differently, and how she strongly advocates (when it's safe again) that all women find opportunities to travel -- as if their lives depended on it. Finally, she breaks down her packing rituals, which rival that of even the most experienced travelers in the game. Don’t miss this inaugural episode of Escape With Nate. Produced by 31 Dogwood Productions & Tasty Shop Media. Production Sound Design by Wein Designs. Escape with Nate is brought to you by Entertainment Speakers Bureau. 

Alma, Nzingha, and Jamelia discuss the Amazon fires, deforestation, and climate.

In this episode we sit down with talent manager and event curator Nzingha discussing what it takes to host and create a dope event and the planning that goes into it. We also discuss our media topics as well which highlight the latest on Tekashi 69 & more! TUNE INTO BLACK TALK RADIO LIVE EVERY THURSDAY @8pm WMNJRADIO.COM & FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @blacktalkradio

Tia and Tamera who? Aminah and Nzingha finish each others shade as our Twins Experts on this weeks episode of Unofficial Expert! Discover the longest theyve held up a feud, whos actually older, and the reason they got shamed at the Twins Day festival. Also, Sydnee and Marie give a shoutout to Diedre or Bianca. We still dont know which it is!----BONUS EPISODES AVAILABLE NOW ON PATREON:www.patreon.com/TheUnofficialExpertBUY UNOFFICIAL EXPERT MERCH:https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-unofficial-expert-podcastFOLLOW THE UNOFFICIAL EXPERT:https://www.instagram.com/UnofficialExpertFOLLOW SYDNEE:https://www.instagram.com/JustSYDbwhttps://twitter.com/justsydnycFOLLOW MARIE:https://www.instagram.com/Reeezyhttps://twitter.com/MsReeezyFOLLOW ANDREW:https://www.instagram.com/mcgui_guyTHE UNOFFICIAL EXPERT IS A FOREVER DOG PODCASThttps://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/the-unofficial-expert

Nzingha (Beverly Sweeney) Shepherd. It seems we could do more than they said we could.

Women traditionally have always held down the marketplace. With babies on hips and glory on our shoulders we've found ways to blend Motherhood & Entrepreneurship! Listen to Business Woman, Nzingha Byrd share about why it was important to start a woman owned business collective and how YOU can get involved in an international initiative! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/GoddessTalkRadio/support

In this episode we speak with Director Anderson Wright. We chat with Anderson about many topics including his award winning doc "Nzingha".

On this episode we have special guest Dr. Safisha Nzingha Hill and Joby Edwards visit the studio to talk about how they celebrate the holidays (Kwanzaa). We also speak with Edwards about "white privilege," does it exist and the benefits of having this privilege and more!

Join us tonight at 9pm EST/6pm PST as we catch up with NYC Makeup Artist and friend Nzingha.  We will find out what's new with her, chat about her Blog, "The Glam Squad Files", and her thoughts on The Beauty Industry, a look at the past, how it stands today, and thoughts about the future.  We will chat about products and new technologies as well. Join our Tweet chat aslo by using the hashtag #BeautyLounge.

Join us this Sunday, Feb.15th for an exciting discussion with two of NYC's finest....Makeup Artists DeShawn Hatcher and Nzingha Gumbs. The ladies will join Denise and I for a panel discussion on some important topics affecting artists today.  Join us right here on BlogTalk Radio at 9pm EST/8pm CST/6pm PST for the hottest beauty conversation online. 

Join us for Beauty Talk as we chat with our friend and sister Nzingha Gumbs. She has left her mark on the worlds of film, tv, fashion, print, and music. Join us as we chat about her career, and the world of beauty. Thurs. Sept. 15th at 9pm EST

Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation host "Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio" on behalf of the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition. On this second segment focused on the celebration of Women's Herstory Month, Queen Quet will focus on queen motherhood and Queen Nzingha. Disya da we show-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio!