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In the powerful finale of Self-Care School, Morgan opens with a meditation inspired by Claudette Colvin—evoking the bravery and grace of a girl who sat down so generations could rise. Vanessa then leads us in a jubilant lesson on celebration, teaching us how to honor ourselves and the communities that sustain us. Our favorite homegirls, Nyra, Renate, Yolanda, Sandria, and Trelani, join for a chorus of wisdom, gratitude, and laughter. And we lift the curtain to shine light on Tyreen and Jana of the GirlTrek team—the women who made this season possible with care, creativity, and hustle. This episode is a love letter, a reunion, and a reminder: we heal together.Media Featured:Lucille Cliftonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XM7q_DUk5wU&pp=ygUrbHVjaWxsZSBjbGlmdG9uIHdvbid0IHlvdSBjZWxlYnJhdGUgd2l0aCBtZQ%3D%3DEnd of the Roadhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDKO6XYXioc&pp=ygUPZW5kIG9mIHRoZSByb2Fk

Morgan begins Week Eight, Day Four, with a foremother meditation honoring Susie King Taylor, a trailblazer in education and activism. Vanessa then teaches two life-saving skills—how to engage in restorative justice and how to take personal accountability—offering listeners actionable steps toward healing and justice. Finally, Sandria returns with an insightful interview featuring Dr. Jay, the founder of Purple Path and a leading expert in restorative justice.Dedicated to repair and community care, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking meaningful ways to build stronger, more compassionate communities.

Power Week begins with Morgan leading a foremother meditation, honoring the legacy of abolitionist Sojourner Truth.  Our homegirl Sandria then takes the reins for Teach-in Tuesday with a powerful interview featuring Kimberely Harris, a dedicated political worker from Chicago. Vanessa follows with two essential life-saving skills: identifying personal political values and engaging in local civic action. Tune in for an episode filled with wisdom, strategy, and empowerment!

In this powerful episode, Morgan kicks things off with a heartfelt meditation dedicated to Black women entrepreneurs—the visionaries, the builders, the dreamers. From hair braiders to boutique owners, candy-store founders, and beyond, this moment honors the resilience and brilliance shaping communities every day.Then, Vanessa takes us on a deep dive into financial planning, breaking down the essentials of retirement strategies. She clarifies the key differences between a 401K and an IRA and introduces the concept of a Freedom Circle—a transformative way to invest in your future alongside others.To round out this week's theme of financial empowerment, Sandria returns with her expert tips, ensuring you're equipped with the tools needed to thrive on your path to lasting economic independence.Tune in, get inspired, and take control of your financial destiny!Important Disclaimers: While this episode provides helpful information, we are not medical or financial experts. Please consult your doctor for personalized advice. And always consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment or retirement planning decisions.

In this engaging conversation, Laura and Sandria Washington explore the themes of healing, self-discovery, community, and self-advocacy. They discuss the concept of 'healing out loud,' which highlights the importance of vulnerability and stretching outside of your comfort zone through everyday moments. Sandria shares her own experiences and insights, emphasizing the significance of authenticity and the need to break cultural stigmas surrounding mental health and personal struggles. She shares her profound journey of discovering her adoption at the age of 38, the subsequent healing process that followed, and her own quiet revolution of healing out loud through this journey.  Sandria emphasizes the importance of community, vulnerability, and breaking generational curses through open conversations about personal experiences. The discussion highlights the unique challenges faced by Black women in sharing their stories and the significance of community care in fostering healing and connection. Additionally, the conversation emphasizes the need to challenge fears, and how being unapologetically self-serving in pursuit of personal and professional growth can also be an avenue to serving others.   About Sandria Sandria M. Washington is an author, wellnesspreneur, podcaster, speaker and media personality with a passion for personal development and collective healing. As the creator and Chief (Self) Exploration Officer of She Field Trips, Sandria empowers Black women to utilize the power of self discovery and play to "come back for yourself" in their healing journeys through workshops, curated events, online community, and inspiring offline tools and products from her Real G's Move In Alignment brand.  Sandria is also our resident emcee of the annual Black Woman Leading LIVE! Conference + Retreat. Connect with Sandria Instagram - Personal: https://www.instagram.com/sandriawashington/ Instagram -Black to the Beginning: https://www.instagram.com/blacktothebeginning_/ The Black Adoption Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6552wLTLZ2qAsMT14NUids Black to the Beginning Official Website: https://www.blacktothebeginning.com/ "A Year of Black Joy" Children's Book (Sandria is a contributing author "The Joy of Owning Your Voice"):    Resources: Event: Join us for the 2025 Black Woman Leading LIVE! Conference +Retreat, May 27-30, 2025 in Virginia Beach! Learn more at bwlretreat.com Full podcast episodes are now on Youtube.  Subscribe to the BWL channel today! Credits: Learn about all Black Woman Leading® programs, resources, and events at www.blackwomanleading.com Learn more about our consulting work with organizations at https://knightsconsultinggroup.com/ Email Laura: info@knightsconsultinggroup.com Connect with Laura on LinkedIn Follow BWL on LinkedIn Instagram: @blackwomanleading Facebook: @blackwomanleading Youtube: @blackwomanleading  Podcast Music & Production: Marshall Knights  Graphics: Téa Campbell Listen and follow the podcast on all major platforms: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher iHeartRadio Audible Podbay

The Garden in Every Sense and Season Today's “Bri Books”  is a conversation with ABeautifulNestTV creator Sandria Kendrick, inspired by the book “The Garden in Every Sense and Season” by Tovah Martin. Sandria is the creator behind the “ABeautifulNestTV” platform on YouTube, and on social media. In this episode, Sandria shares her story of homesteading with her family in Georgia, and how her love for the soil runs through her veins. In this episode, we're discussing our garden struggles, how you can inject green into your life this year.  Show Notes 3:30: Sandria's gardening story, and how she built a small homestead garden for her family + Brionna recommends “The Market Gardener” by Jean-Martin Fortier.  5:00: Sandria's gardening challenges and how she overcame them. 9:00 – How book is divided: Each of the four seasons are represented, with each individual season's different sensational gifts–sights, sounds, touches, tastes, scents– woven into a story that explores the ever-evolving garden 12:15: How city folks can inject some gardening into their lives: "Bring the green inside!" Overwintering plants (repotting and growing indoors), growing lettuce, succulents and aloe, indoors are great ways to keep the green inside, even after it all falls away outside. Using blooming branches—flowers that grow on a branch-- or cuttings from evergreen or fir trees can invite nature indoors. 16:00: The story behind Sandria's Heirloom Acres Seed Store 19:00 – Fruit and veggie varieites to grow, according to Sandria 22:15 - Sandria's Bri Books recommendations: “The Flower Workshop” by Ariella Chezar, “Easy Green Living” by Renee Loux,  “The Green Beauty Guide” by Julie Gabriel. You can find Sandria on YouTube, on  Heirloom Acres Seed Store, blog, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube. If you're new to the show, leave a review of Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, and listen to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and SoundCloud! Please tell me what you're growing by using #bribooks on Instagram, and subscribe to the Bri Books newsletter at bribookspod.com/newsletter.Follow @theBriGarden on Instagram for garden tours, growing hacks, and gardening secrets.

Garden-Fresh Cooking: How Infuse Healthy Harvest Foods Into Your Daily Diet Welcome back to Bri Books! Today, we're talking all things garden-fresh cooking with one of my favorite gardening creators, Sandria Kendrick of ‘A Beautiful Nest TV' on YouTube and Instagram. Sandria's content is all about growing confidence in the garden, building strong relationships, growing as a family, and teaching people to love the soil. In this episode, we dig into the cookbook ‘Rodale's Gaden Fresh Cooking' by Judith Benn Hurley and how to choose the best crops to grow in your garden. Sandria reveals what she's learned about herself by getting ‘in the weeds,' and she shares the recipes she finds herself returning to again and again. 1:40 - All about @abeautifulnestTV and how Sandria infuses love, authenticity and beauty into everything she does. 9:18 - Sandria's soil story and her family's long lineage of farming and gardening, why Sandria decided to set down roots in the Georgia countryside, and Sandria and her husband planned their garden. 13:45 - Brionna's grandmother story and how Brionna grew to love gardening, and how grandmothers inspire us to pass on traditions for generations. 16:10 - The crops Sandria didn't expect to love, the easiest for you to grow, and how Sandria's cooking style has changed since growing her own food. 26:40 - Sandria on Rodale's 'Garden-Fresh Cooking' book by Judith Benn Hurley: I've been reading Rodale's Organic Life for a long time, and I really enjoy it. I love that they have so many different topics for you to dig into--food, gardening, lifestyle. Everything's right there for you. It's a great site. If you're reading the recipe book, I know that's amazing.” 27:25  - Sandria's #BriBooks: “  Lemony Snicket” with her sons, “Better Homes and Gardens,” “Georgia Gardens.” Find Sandria  on YouTube @abeautifulnestTV, on Instagram @abeautifunlest, Facebook @ABeautifulNest, and Twitter @abeautifulnest. Follow theBriGarden on Instagram, listen to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and show me your garden by using #bribooks on Instagram.

Welcome to 2024 from Bri @ Bri Books podcast! In complete transparency: today is January 15, so consider this amongst the last of your New Year greetings. I'm so thrilled to welcome 2024—there's something about the future of the written word and storytelling that's igniting me at the moment. In the new year, I want to focus on building and maintaining a daily reading practice, and new ways to expand the Bri Books format beyond podcasting (hellloooo, YouTube?!) Furthermore, I'll be incorporating guests into the podcast format this year—get ready to hear some vibrant new voices! In January, I'll be dropping episodes of Bri Books every weekday. Starting in February, we'll move to a 2x/ weekly cadence. New to Bri Books? Below, I've shared a list of essential episodes from the archives. Consider this your Bri Books Greatest Hits playlist. Welcome to 2024 with Bri Books! Xox -Bri Bri Books Greatest Hits "Heart and Hustle" featuring Patricia Bright "Garden Fresh Cooking" featuring Sandria of @ABeautifulNestTV How to Fall in Love with Gardening this Spring featuring Carla of @GardenPlot.57 Building a Diverse Personal Library featuirng Liana Rodriguez Everything You Need to Know About Austrian Wine How to Curate a Wine Menu or Wine Haul Clean Girl Aesthetic Beauty Essentials 

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Sandria Washington asks the question: How did I go from writing my first short story in crayon to living inside the biggest plot twist of my life (and trust me, God has written me into some BIG ones these first 40 years of life)? ⁣She knew from an early age that books, words and stories would always be her saving grace. She remembered when her parents separated and the lights got turned off and her father moving out. ⁣⁣Sandria and my mother would walk to the library and she'd let her check out a stack of books. There wasn't any time for her to be sad; She was too busy reading and making up her own stories.⁣Like many little book lovers of the early 80's, She was a school spelling bee winning-Chicago Young Authors writing-Scholastic Book Fair anticipating-Book It! Pizza Hut personal pan pizza eating scholar. ⁣⁣By the time Sandria arrived on the campus of U of I, she didn't know what she wanted to do with her life. She minored in English and received her B.S. in Advertising. Her post-college professional career has been....interesting. ⁣She's been an editor, advertising account executive, freelance writer, blogger, corporate communications AVP, and an entrepreneur.⁣In between all of this, Sandria has been a theater and film actress, award-winning natural hair model, radio personality, event curator, and certified yoga teacher - just to name a few! As her friends often like to remind her, “Sandria is a whole mood!” she can't argue. ⁣Sandria as a creative liked to taking the scenic route in life and loved a good backstory. She believed everything lived through and the tools she picked up along the way - particularly the sudden death of her mother in 2011, a 20 year practice of journaling and being a student of yoga - helped prepare her for April 2, 2018 and the call that would change her life.⁣On the Monday following Easter Sunday and April Fool's Day, standing in her kitchen, she finally made the call to her aunt that she'd been putting off for months. “Is it true that I'm adopted?” Her confirmation set in motion a search not only for her backstory, but the untold stories of other Black adoptees.⁣https://www.blacktothebeginning.com/A Year of Black Joy: A Year of Black Voices Share Their Life's Passion https://www.amazon.com/s?k=a+year+of+black+joy&crid=23WEFDYEVB8GO&sprefix=a+year+of+black%2Caps%2C161&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_1_15Music by Corey Quinn

Fresh “Lev” White hosts Friends Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington both discovered as adults they were adopted. Each quickly learned that Black Adoption is common, but taboo to speak about in private or publicly. The voices of Black adoptees – especially those adopted by Black families – are rarely heard.  In 2019, Dr. Sam and Sandria partnered to create Black to the Beginning to disrupt the legacy of secrecy, stigma, shame and silence about Black Adoption. In 2020, they launched the critically-acclaimed The Black Adoption Podcast.  Their work as culture-shifting podcasters makes them sought after speakers, consultants, and most recently contributors to a new anthology, A Year of Black Joy: 52 Black Voices Share Their Life Passions. The post Presents, Black to the Beginning – December 1, 2023 appeared first on KPFA.

253 Dr. Sam and Sandria We are thrilled to bring you two fellow podcasters today! Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington are our guests from Black to the Beginning. They share their stories of being friends who just coincidentally found out a few years apart in adulthood that they also were both adopted. We talk about the lack of resources for same race black adoptees and how Dr. Sam and Sandria are working to build the community and supports they wish they had when they first found out they were adopted.   Full Show Notes Here   This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Nothing stated on it, either by its hosts or any guests, is to be construed as psychological, medical or legal advice. Please seek out professionals in those fields if you need those services. The views expressed by the hosts of Adoptees On or any guests are their own and do not represent the opinions of any organization or other person unless otherwise stated.

"The Woman King," starring Viola Davis, is a box office blockbuster and to our pleasant surprise, it's also a whole Black Adoption story! Take a listen as we break down the many Black Adoption themes in The Woman King as seen through the lenses of two Black adoptees. We're talking search and reunion, the liberation of the Black birth mother, the rise of the orphan, sisterhood, and of course the Three S's: secrecy, stigma and shame. We encourage critically watching/reading movies, television shows, books and magazines to understand how adoption - specifically Black Adoption - shows up in popular culture. Are portrayals accurate? Are you provided with a different frame of reference by being able to externally view these situations? Is there an opportunity to rewrite the narrative? Do creators need to be called out for portrayals that perpetuate negative stereotypes? #DoWriteHollywood These are all questions that we are asking ourselves and look forward to continuing REEL Talk deep dives into the Black Adoption Experience as seen on the big and small screen. Video available on YouTube! SHOW NOTES CONNECT WITH US! Black to the Beginning on Instagram Black to the Beginning on Facebook Black to the Beginning on Youtube RECOMMENDED ADOPTION RESOURCES LISTEN: Voices of the Black Adoption Experience on The Black Adoption Podcast Black Adoptee Support Group on Instagram @blackadopteesupportgroup REQUIRED READING: Black to the Beginning Reads Bookshop - A carefully curated list of #BTTBreads...for the culture! SUPPORT THE BLACK ADOPTION PODCAST SUPPORTER: Make a monthly contribution of $0.99, $4.99, or $9.99 PayPal/Zelle: info@blacktothebeginning.com SHOP Black to the Beginning SHARE YOUR BLACK ADOPTION STORY Podcast Guest Questionnaire #ADOPTION #ADOPTIONPODCAST #THEWOMANKING #SANDRIAWASHINGTON #SAMANTHACOLEMAN --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/black-to-the-beginning/support

Black to the Beginning Podcast hosts, Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington, join the podcast today. Dr. Sam and Sandria share with us their lived experiences around finding out as adults they were adopted.   They discuss the varied emotions they felt once they found out - such as validated, dejected, and traumatized.  Dr. Sam and Sandria talk about how they started the podcast to give voice to adoptees as experts of their own lives.  They share how the church can assist adoptees by giving opportunity to hear their voices and experiences.  They also warn the church to be careful about  using their experiences to compare to being adopted into the family of God, especially as adoptees might be wrestling with learning their adoption status. These women discuss how some adoptees might question God, and that's okay.  And how, when it is all said and done,  God has chosen all of the adoptees as He knew about their experiences. Tune in to this episode to hear how these brilliant women assist other adoptees with affirming the trauma around being adopted and dealing with the layered nuances as they journey through life. Podcast show notes:Information for Black to The Beginning:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-black-adoption-podcast/id1539606868https://instagram.com/blacktothebeginning_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://twitter.com/blackandadopted?s=21https://www.facebook.com/blacktothebeginninghttps://black-to-the-beginning.myshopify.com/Information for Dr. Gadson https://www.drmoniquesmithgadson.com/Link to order “Session Notes:  Intimate Times with God":https://www.drmoniquesmithgadson.com/store/p/k8psfln7jh72diw8i36txniwi2e05xFollow us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/And-The-Church-Said-Podcast-106848090932637https://instagram.com/drmoniquesmithgadson?igshid=1bmt2hei1j6i8https://twitter.com/DrMoSmithGadsonSupport And The Church Said:Cash App:  https://cash.app/$andthechurchsaidPayPal:  https://paypal.me/andthechurchsaid?locale.x=en_US

This year, the American Institute of Indian Studies turns 60! To celebrate the history of AIIS, we have launched a year-long series of audio interviews exploring the history of AIIS over the last 60 years including the founding of the institute, its impact on scholarship and students, and the future of AIIS. In this episode of our 60th anniversary series, Sandria Freitag, Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of History at NC State University and leader of the CAORC-AIIS faculty development seminars, interviews Thomas Metcalf, Emeritus Professor of History and Sarah Kailath Professor of Indian Studies at the University of California, Berkeley and former AIIS Senior fellow and Chair of the Board of Trustees. In their interview, they reminisce about the early days of AIIS research fellowships, the memorable relationships created through AIIS over the years, and the forms AIIS programs should take in the future.Visit aiis60.org to explore interactive timelines, a founding history of AIIS, information on centers and programs, and to stay up to date on AIIS 60th anniversary events.*Transcript coming soon*Produced by AIISMusic “Desh” by Stephen Slawek

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On today's episode, Adoption Talk welcomes friends Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington, who both discovered as adults that they were adopted and quickly learned that Black Adoption is common, but rarely spoken about in private or publicly. In an effort to bring conversations around Black Adoption to the forefront, Dr. Sam and Sandria created Black to the Beginning: The Black Adoption Podcast which places the stories of Black and Adopted adults and The Black Family at the center. Hear their conversation led by Melissa Minnich, Senior Manager of Marketing & Communications at Spence-Chapin and fellow adoptee, as they discuss their personal stories, the history of Black Adoption, generational healing, and the critical importance of open conversations around adoption. Let's get started.

In this episode, Ekemini and Christina sit down at the table with the hosts of Black to The Beginning podcast, Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington. Friends Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington both discovered as adults they were adopted. Each quickly learned that Black adoption is common, but taboo to speak about in private or publicly. The voices of Black adoptees - especially those adopted by Black families - are rarely heard. If every birth has a story, why is no one telling ours? In 2019, Dr. Sam and Sandria partnered to create Black to the Beginning, a multi-platform initiative to amplify the Black adoption conversation. Dr. Coleman is currently the Director of Student Experience and Academic Advising at Adler University. She is a course designer and Instructor for the University of Chicago, teaching conscious leadership and team management. Sandria M. Washington is a proud Chicago-born South Side-raised writer, wellnesspreneur, and speaker. As the owner and Chief Exploration Officer of She Field Trips LLC, Sandria empowers women to utilize the power of self-discovery and play in their healing journeys through workshops, unique curated events, online community, and inspiring offline tools and products. Through their media platforms, which most recently includes the launch of Black to the Beginning: The Black Adoption Podcast, Dr. Sam and Sandria place #BlackAndAdopted voices and #TheBlackFamily at the center of the conversation. Their work has been featured on Fox Soul's “Book of Sean” and “Windy City Live,” and as featured speakers during the 2020 Yes We Adopt Black Voices Amplified Summit. Follow them across social media @blacktothebeginning. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us! Truth's Table listeners, Can purchase The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/299104/the-day-you-begin-by-jacqueline-woodson-illustrated-by-rafael-lopez/ Black Women, join Truth's Table Black Women's Discipleship Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/truthstablediscipleship Support Truth's Table: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TruthsTable PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/TruthsTable Merchandise: https://teespring.com/shop/truthstable?pid=46&cid=2742

Having natural enthusiasm and currency for influencing people are just a few of the common benefits of i power.In today's podcast Dr. McKinley is joined by colleague and friend Sandria Simmons who spent most of her career in the banking world. This industry tends to attract more D type people, yet Sandria had a very successful career in both lending and senior management with her primary style being an i. Never underestimate the capability of people who are influencers as they are often wildly successful and add value to any organization.

"There's things in your family that you're just not going to be able to do anything about, because it's really not up to you. It's up to them to want to be a part of this healing, too, and everybody doesn't want to be a part of healing." - Dr. Phoenix In radio, they call it dead air, but on this podcast we call it holding space. There is healing on the other side of the discomfort of listening to the silence. Thank you, Dr. Phoenix, for reminding us of that. Forty years ago at the age of 17, Pamela Phoenix learned that her favorite aunt was actually her biological mother. Learning she was adopted devastated her, and in the process of losing who she believed she was she also lost her family. Since 1998, Dr. Phoenix has been going "Black to the beginning" to the roots of her trauma and helping others along their own healing journeys for more than two decades as the facilitator of the Sankofa Rites of Passage program for youth and adults (Sandria is a graduate of the 2021 adult cohort). Dr. Phoenix's life and work underscores the fact that adoptees are SURVIVORS, there is power in (re)writing your life's story, and being rooted in the divinity of Blackness and your purpose can feel like a return home. This extended episode is not for casual listening. Grab your journal, a cup of tea, and settle in for this intimate conversation. May it shine a light wherever you are on your healing path. SHOW NOTES CONNECT WITH US! Black to the Beginning on Instagram Black to the Beginning on Facebook Black to the Beginning on Youtube Dr. Phoenix on Instagram RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Sankofa Rites of Passage with Dr. Phoenix Good Grief - Support and resources for grieving children LISTEN: Black to the Beginning: The Black Adoption Podcast Season 1 (check out Episodes 6 and 14!) READ: Black to the Beginning Reads Bookshop - A carefully curated list of #BTTBreads...for the culture! Get into "The Four Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz SUPPORT BLACK TO THE BEGINNING: THE BLACK ADOPTION PODCAST Zelle: info@blacktothebeginning.com PayPal:info@blacktothebeginning.com SHOP Black to the Beginning SHARE YOUR BLACK ADOPTION STORY Podcast Guest Questionnaire #BLACKANDADOPTED #BLACKADOPTION #ADOPTIONPODCAST #PERSONALDEVELOPMENT --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/black-to-the-beginning/support

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“End, Scene.” Join your self-proclaimed movie critics as we dissect and reflect upon the 2011 romantic comedy, “Jumping the Broom.” For all the laughs and giggles at some very cute moments, the topic of adoption finds itself inserted at a very critical time, leaving the characters and viewing audience feeling “sorry” for the protagonist (Paula Patton's character). Why is that? It's as if the word “adoption,” itself is the Scarlet letter. This movie takes us through ALL things “Black to Beginning,” – Black family, Black love, Black adoption, Black traditions, and Black culture. We encourage conversations around all of these topics, but we also suggest that you to begin to critically look at movies, television shows, and magazines to understand how adoption shows up in popular culture. Is it accurate? Are you provided with a different frame of reference by being able to externally view these situations? Is there an opportunity to rewrite the narrative? These are all questions that we are asking ourselves and look forward to continuing our “For the Culture,”episodes to dig deeper into the Black Adoption Experience. This is the Season 1 Finale! Thank you for listening and for your support. We look forward to seeing you soon, for Season 2. RECOMMENDED RESOURCES FROM ALL 13 EPISODES (review past episodes for additional resources) The Ardythe and Gale Sayers Center for African American Adoption Wreckage and Wonder Website Christian Family Adoption Aid (CFAA) - grants for adoptive families Coffee HipHop and Mental Health (CHHAMH) on Instagram Illinois Department of Public Health Illinois Adoption Registry and Medical Information Exchange Request an Original Birth Certificate Therapy for Black Men The Broken Brown Egg Website Fertility for Colored Girls (FFCG) Fertility Coaching with Rev. Dr. Stacey L. Edwards-Dunn (Founder of FFCG) On Your Feet Foundation SUPPORT BLACK TO THE BEGINNING: THE BLACK ADOPTION PODCAST Zelle: info@blacktothebeginning.com PayPal:info@blacktothebeginning.com SHOP Black to the Beginning SHARE YOUR BLACK ADOPTION STORY Podcast Guest Questionnaire #BLACKANDADOPTED #BLACKADOPTION #ADOPTIONPODCAST #ADOPTION #BLACK FAMILY #NOSECRECY #NOSTIGMA #NOSHAME #REWRITETHENARRATIVE #MENTALHEALTH --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/black-to-the-beginning/support

Would you like basic simple advice anyone can use when trying to decorate? This is the podcast for you! we breakdown 20 tips for anyone looking for some interior design advice. On Andrei Medow's podcast ... for any design help pls contact me at www.urbansimplicity.ca

What is your interior design style? www.urbansimplicity.ca with Sandria Blench

Sandria Blench, Interior designer, guest apperance on the Medow Podcast answering Questions&Answers about INTERIOR DESIGN & DECOR. Updating the listner/viewer about the new expansion/divisons Urban Simplicity ltd has added to its list of services. HOME ORGANIZATION & POST RENOVATION DEEP CLEANS. We discuss what that is and why we don't offer regular home cleaning... What is the difference between a deep clean and a regular clean. What is home organization and what systems we customize for each client.

My guest appearance on Andrei Medow's podcast regarding how to truly maximize your home through design, decor and ORGANIZATION. Tons of helpful hints if you are looking to gain peace and order in your home for all members of the family.

Habia una vez un pueblo Muisca que vivía en lo que hoy se conoce como la meseta cundiboyacence en Colombia. Aquella mañana antes de que saliera el sol todo estaba listo para la gran ceremonia. Dias antes el Zipa, regente de los Muiscas había Muerto y un nuevo Zipa iba a tomar su lugar, mediante una ceremonia que significaba su coronación. El escenario no podía ser mas bello y majestuoso, la laguna de Guatavita. El lugar sagrado para los Muiscas. La laguna un cuerpo de agua de color verde esmeralda lo esperaba con sus aguas cristalinas y tranquilas. La laguna con su forma circular casi perfecta esta enclavada entre las laderas de tupidos y verdes helechos y tachonada de arboles sietecueros, matas de moras y racimos de dientes de león. Toda esta vegetación dispuesta con toda la sobriedad que una ceremonia de coronacion amerita. Como era constumbre la coronación de un zipa se hacia con todo lujo. Lujo como en ninguna otra parte se podía ver. El oro y las esmeraldas eran las invitadas a este espectáculo De la Poblacion de Bacatá, vivienda del zipa, Sandria el cortejo que traería al Zipa a su cita con la inmortalidad. La población Muisca, toda asistiría a la ceremonia y para ello llevarían las mas elegantes vestimentas y sus mas relucientes joyas. Cada familia llevaba sus vasijas, mantas y ofrendas de oro y esmeraldas para congratular a dios Supremo Chibchacum y las diosa de las aguas Badini y acompañar a su nuevo soberano. Las mujeres de las aldeas habían preparado la comida a base de el maíz que les servia de sustento y vasijas de el licor de maíz fermentado hacia de acompañante. Todo pues estaba dispuesto para recibir el joven heredero. El nuevo Zipa. Los tambores, los fotutos y los caracoles comenzaron a sonar mientras el soberano se acercaba a aquel ojo de agua color verde esmeralda. Los guerreros, nobles y sacerdotes que encabezaban la procesión se distribuyeron alrededor de la laguna y el joven zipa, sereno y majestuoso se acerco a la orilla de aquel lago. El sacerdote de la laguna ataviado con su mas bello ropaje y sus plumas multicolores extendió los brazos y el pueblo cayo. Un grupo de mujeres se acerco al joven zipa y despojándolo de sus ropas comenzó a untarle una sustancia pegajosa por todo el cuerpo. Luego un grupo de jóvenes con juncos de madera y cuencos con oro en polvo comenzaron a soplar el oro sobre el cuerpo del joven soberano hasta que cada milímetro de su cuerpo quedaba cubierto por una capa de Oro. Convertido en una estatua de Oro, el nuevo Zipa esperaba que los primeros rayos de sol se asomaran por encima de las cumbres de aquel cráter de agua que era la laguna y cuando los primeros rayos de luz golpearon la orilla de la laguna el cuerpo del joven comenzó a brillar con una luz dorada, conjunción perfecta de el dorado del sol con el oro. Luego subio a una balsa de madera totalmente recubierta con polvo de oro y las ofrendas de oro y esmeraldas se dispusieron a su alrededor. Luego ceremoniosamente la balsa se deslizo hasta el centro de la laguna y allí el zipa invoco a los dioses protectores y a la diosa de la laguna para luego de un salto zambullirse en las aguas, mientras el sacerdote mayor arrojaba las ofrendas a la laguna. Despues de breves instantes el Nuevo Zipa emergio triunfla y solemne como nuevo monarca y todos los habitantes alrededor de la laguna comenzaron a lanzar sus ofrendas de oro y esmeraldas desde la orilla. Y cientos de figuras de oro, pulseras, coronas, collares, pectorales junto con jarras llenas de esmeraldas se hundieron en las profundidades de la laguna de guatavita para agradecerle a los dioses por este nuevo Zipa. Y la balsa regreso a la orilla con el joven monarca mientras las tamboras y los caracoles retumbaban al cie

Special Thanks to my Patrons for supporting A Fostered Life! Episode 24 In the non-adoptive world, where people only know of adoption but have not actually lived as part of an adoption story, there is often a romanticization of adoption. Adoption is often sentimentalized and treated as a “happily ever after” story. But anyone living inside of an adoption story knows that adoption is a really complex topic with multiple lifelong ramifications, and there is no single “Adoption Narrative.” And while there is a growing body of work that focuses on transracial adoption and amplifying adoptees' voices, the unique perspective of Black adoptees and Black adoptive parents and Black birth parents is one that we don't hear much about.  Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington aim to change that. After years of friendship, Dr. Sam and Sandria both discovered as adults they were adopted. Each quickly learned that Black adoption is an inaccurate conversation that often occurs through the voice of everybody except Black adoptees. They kept asking the question, "If every birth has a story, why is no one telling ours?" In 2019, Dr. Sam and Sandria partnered to create Black to the Beginning, an initiative to amplify the Black adoption conversation. Through videos, interviews, and social media connections using #BLACKANDADOPTED, Black to the Beginning aims to support, connect with, and amplify adoptees in the Black community. (One thing I'll clarify before you get into the interview is that I was sitting in a room that got increasingly dark as we were talking and I realized that in my new office, I did not have a lamp or light. I usually work during the day, but we did our interview by Skype at night and by the end of the call, they could barely see me. We had a good laugh about that at the end of the interview, so I wanted to explain so it would make sense when we get to that part of our conversation.) I loved talking with Dr. Sam and Sandria and I'm so excited about what they're doing with Black to the Beginning and the community they are serving with this resource, and I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did. Black to the Beginning on Instagram Black to the Beginning on Twitter # # # Be sure to subscribe to A Fostered Life podcast so you don't miss a single episode. For more information and resources for foster parents, please visit afosteredlife.com, where you'll find blog posts, recommended reading, youtube videos, and social media links all designed to help foster parents feel more equipped for their foster care journey. It's my prayer that no foster parent ever feels like they're going at it alone.  If you're a foster parent who is feeling like you're out there on your own, consider joining The Flourishig Foster Parent, a community designed to encourage, equip and connect foster parents. If you're enjoying this podcast, please take a moment to rate A Fostered Life on iTunes. It would help me out so much. Thanks for listening and thanks for caring about foster care. *Let's Socialize* PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/afosteredlife FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/afosteredlife INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/afosteredlife WEBSITE: http://www.afosteredlife.com YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/afosteredlife 

Jack and his new Loa pal are about to take on Sandria, the Brethren, and Baron Samedi in this final issue of this volume of Shadowman. Spoiler alert!

Today’s “Bri Books”  is a conversation with ABeautifulNestTV creator Sandria Kendrick, inspired by the book “The Garden in Every Sense and Season” by Tovah Martin. In this episode, we’re discussing our 2018 gardens, how you can inject green into your 2019, and more.   0:45 - Saying goodbye (for now) to The Bri Garden’s 2018 season. 2:30 – How a newsletter from urban farming company Square Roots led to “The Garden in Every Sense and Season.” 3:20 – How book is divided: Each of the four seasons are represented, with each individual season’s different sensational gifts–sights, sounds, touches, tastes, scents– woven into a story that explores the ever-evolving garden 4:00 – Meet Sandria, creator behind the “ABeautifulNestTV” platform on YouTube, online, and on social media. Sandria shares her story of homesteading with her family in Georgia, and how her love for the soil runs through her veins. Listen to Sandria’s season 3 interview on Bri Books discussing “Garden Fresh Cooking” 7:30 – Sandria’s 2018 garden challenges 11:00 – Brionna recommends “The Market Gardener” by Jean-Martin Fortier 11:30 – In the book “The Garden in Every Sense and Season” mentioned, “Don’t twiddle your green thumbs in winter. Wintertime is a time for bring things inward.” How can we relish the joys of colder weather? 15::00 – How can we inject green and enjoying sensea and seasons into ur November December and beyond? 15:30 – Bringing the green inside! Overwintering plants (repotting and growing indoors), growing lettuce, succulents and aloe, indoors are great ways to keep the green inside, even after it all falls away outside. Using blooming branches—flowers that grow on a branch-- or cuttings from evergreen or fir trees can invite nature indoors. 18:30 – Sneak peak into Heirloom Acres Seed Store! 18:50 – The story behind Heirloom Acres Seed Store 23:00 – Fruit and Veggie Varieties 101 with Sandria 26:00 – Sandria on Heirloom Acres Seed Store, blog, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube. 27:00 – Brionna’s story of mailing tomatoes to grandmother, aunt, mother. It was a sweet  family intergenerational moment that wouldn't have been possible without abeautifulnest. 29:30 – Sandria’s #BriBooks: “The Flower Workshop” by Ariella Chezar, “Easy Green Living” by Renee Loux,  “The Green Beauty Guide” by Julie Gabriel.

There is a health crisis in America. This week, we celebrate Mother's Day with GirlTrek—the largest national public health nonprofit and movement for Black women and girls; sponsors, too, of “Harriet's Great Escape.” 10 women walking 100 miles in 5 days in an act of self-liberation and “radical self-care at its core.” Says Sandria M. Washington, GirlTrek's Chief of External Relations and this week's guest: “We've seen, throughout history—from Harriet Tubman to the Civil Rights Movement—that change can happen whenever people get together and walk.” #WeAreHarriet

There is a health crisis in America. This week, we celebrate Mother's Day with GirlTrek—the largest national public health nonprofit and movement for Black women and girls; sponsors, too, of “Harriet's Great Escape.” 10 women walking 100 miles in 5 days in an act of self-liberation and “radical self-care at its core.” Says Sandria M. Washington, GirlTrek's Chief of External Relations and this week's guest: “We've seen, throughout history—from Harriet Tubman to the Civil Rights Movement—that change can happen whenever people get together and walk.” #WeAreHarriet

 If you’re interested in going in-depth on how I create this podcast, I'm sharing all of my tips, secrets and resources! All in the Bri Books Podcast Newsletter.   Today’s episode features @abeautifulnestTV, talking all about the book “Garden Fresh Cooking” by Judith Benn Hurley, and it’ll leave you longing for summertime! We’re infusing harvest-time healthy foods into our everyday menus. 1:40 - About @abeautifulnestTV - Sandria’s YouTube channel focuses on building strong relationships, growing as a family, ecohing truth and knowledge and teaching folks to love unconditionally. “Our YouTube channel is a family lifestyle channel. We focus on faith, family, inspiration and life. We believe in making a house a home. I love making a house a home. I want to infuse love and beauty in everything i do. I try to make sure that comes across in our videos. 8:25 - Sandria on authenticity in her videos: “People need to be able to relate to the real life things.” 9:25 - Sandria’s Soil Story: “I come from a long line of gardeners and farmers.” 10:04 - Why Sandria set down roots in the Georgia country: “Where we moved and decided to purchase land was a decision we wanted to make for our children.” 10:25 - Sandria’s health story: “When it came to growing our own food, over the years, unfortunately, i’ve experienced a lot of death in my family.” 11:30 - How Sandria and her husband planned their garden 13:45 - Brionna’s grandmother story: “My dad’s mother is originally from Mississippi, and moved to St. Louis as a young woman. She always said she wanted her yard to look like the country. She grew tall beautiful sunflowers. She grew her own onions and garlic, tomatoes, potatoes. Of course, she went to the grocery store, but knowing that food was accessible and there’s a process by which food is created you can be part of the process, was buried deep in me.” 15:00 - Grandmothers inspire us to pass on traditions for generations. 16:10 - The crops Sandria didn’t expect to love, and the easiest for you to grow! 16:20 - Coolest crop: Dinosaur kale. Easiest/ beautiful: Okra. Low maintenance: Green beans. 19:47 - How Sandria’s cooking style has changed since growing her own food. 20:45 - Sandria: “When you start eating more whole food, you start figuring out and planning out menu based off what you grow.” 21:15 Sandria’s husband and son shed 40 lbs after taking on a plant-based diet. “Everyone in the house was like, ‘I feel so much better, I feel so good. It was an amazing transformation. I’ve seen a complete turnaround with the way I prepare food and how I plan our meals.” 22:12 - Sandria has been a meat-eater her entire life, and transitioning hasn’t been easy, but she and her family are feeling better. 23:55 - “When you transition from eat to a plant-based or vegan diet, it should be something you want to do.” 26:40 - Sandria on Rodale’s: I’ve been reading Rodale’s Organic Life for a long time, and I really enjoy it. I love that they have so many different topics for you to dig into--food, gardening, lifestyle. Everything's right there for you. It’s a great site. If you’re reading the recipe book, I know that’s amazing.” 27:25  - Sandria’s #BriBooks: “  Lemony Snicket” with her sons, “Better Homes and Gardens,” “Georgia Gardens.” 30:40 - Find Sandria  on YouTube @abeautifulnestTV, on Instagram @abeautifunlest, Facebook @ABeautifulNest, and Twitter @abeautifulnest.

Profitability of Non-ProfitJoin my guest, Sandria Rush, Higher Praise Dance Academy as we discussed Profitability of Non-Profit. Sandria is owns and operates Higher Praise Dance Academy in Detroit. Just because you are non-profit doesn't mean you should not be profitable. You want to join me and my guest today in this lively discussion @Wisdom Wealth & Riches with Jacqui BlogTalkRadio @ 12 noon. Set a reminder and listen in @ http://tobtr.com/s/9233247 or call in at 917.932.1710.Wisdom Wealth & Riches with Jacqui (WWRJ #BlogTalkRadio) combines kingdom wisdom with marketplace strategies to expand and broaden your mindset for spiritual, personal, professional and business success to seamlessly integrate spirituality with the reality of the marketplace.www.tsgm.org . www.themeplace.org . www.ohbreakout.org, www.prayersforsuccess.com www.showersblessings.wordpress.comCatch Us if You Can or on Demand 24/7 (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/jacquishowers) 

Profitability of Non-ProfitJoin my guest, Sandria Rush, Higher Praise Dance Academy as we discussed Profitability of Non-Profit. Sandria is owns and operates Higher Praise Dance Academy in Detroit. Just because you are non-profit doesn't mean you should not be profitable. You want to join me and my guest today in this lively discussion @Wisdom Wealth & Riches with Jacqui BlogTalkRadio @ 12 noon. Set a reminder and listen in @ http://tobtr.com/s/9233247 or call in at 917.932.1710.Wisdom Wealth & Riches with Jacqui (WWRJ #BlogTalkRadio) combines kingdom wisdom with marketplace strategies to expand and broaden your mindset for spiritual, personal, professional and business success to seamlessly integrate spirituality with the reality of the marketplace.www.tsgm.org . www.themeplace.org . www.ohbreakout.org, www.prayersforsuccess.com www.showersblessings.wordpress.comCatch Us if You Can or on Demand 24/7 (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/jacquishowers) 

Shadowman #0 gets the commentary track treatment! In this episode, we discuss Shadowman #0 page by page, and sometimes panel by panel, to give our commentary on this great issue. This self-contained issue tells the story of the young life of young Nicodemo Darque and his sister Sandria, as they discover their magical abilities, and get forced into a confrontation with someone close to them.