Does sex sell? Is the media as corrupt as we think? What was going on at NY Fashion Week with Rihanna? Today I talk to Jenna Nicole Jones, a holistic health and fashion enthusiast, who discovered self love through Youtube influencers, 60’s icons like Bianca Jagger and Twiggy and role models like Audrey Hepburn. Jenna is one of my favorite people. She is clever, has impeccable style and tells it how it is. This episode we talk about how the media affects young people, how advertisements thrive on selling sex and the place it has in modern marketing, plus size models and Rihanna’s amazing performance at New York Fashion Week 2018. If you want to learn about the models mentioned in the episode, you can follow these two Instagram pages: @sonnyturner__ &amp; @radiantbambi. You can find Jenna by following @jennicolejones on Instagram.

Fashion Now w/ Jenna Nicole Jones

Have you ever tried a hands-on approach to discovering your sexiness? Is there a one-size-fits-all approach to body shapes in fashion? Today I chat with Graphic Designer, Letterer and Generally Creative Person Gabby Ulloa. Gab, to her humble nature, will not tell you that she’s a knockout creative who – not only experiments with drawing, printmaking, and lettering – is President of a student ran club, GO! The Graphic Organization, an elected position. She is a bold heroine blasting the glass ceiling. This episode we talk about Gab’s journey to uncovering her confidence, the internal/external challenges she faced, body positivity, and the power of Photoshop. You can find Gabby on Instagram by following @gabby.ulloa to watch her journey.

A New Normal w/ Gabby Ulloa

What’s it like being a black plus size lifestyle blogger? What the hell is plus size? How do you stick out in today’s media culture? Today I talk to Shay Gomis, lifestyle blogger and body positive advocate, who is almost always equipped with your camera recording her everyday pleasures, struggles and feats. Shay is a personality. Her honesty, dedication to her followers and complete openness to her life makes her an inspiration. This episode we talk about her childhood, squashing insecurities, life behind the camera and what got her into lifestyle blogging. You can follow Shay’s journey on Instagram at @whatdyoushayy.

Being A Black Lifestyle Blogger w/ Shay Gomis

What is an obstacle so impactful that it changed the way you lived? The way you thought? The way you view yourself? Today I talk to Brendan Hall, Graphic Designer and Copywriter, who through great misfortune discovered an optimistic lifestyle. Brendan is a self love advocate, strategic thinker, optimist, and creative. His humble attitude can warm any room and reignite the flame to a soaked torch. This episode we talk about the power of optimism, the loss of his father, building a support system, and what sexiness means. If you want to hire or follow Brendan Hall, you can find him on LinkedIn by typing – https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendan-hall-989091110/ – into the search bar.

It's OK To Be Sad w/ Brendan Hall

How can Reiki benefit your mental health? Can K-Pop help you express yourself? Do you have what it takes to be a leader? Today I talk to Nate Jenkins, K-Pop Enthusiast, Reiki Practitioner, Designer and Nu Sigma Phi fraternity Vice President, who helps others find love for themselves through Reiki and design. Nate is an expert communicator. Whether it be designing a flier for his fraternity's many philanthropies or sharing a moment with someone to relieve them of negative energy, Nate is always looking for a way to connect with someone. This episode we talk about how studying and practicing Reiki has the ability to cleanse someone’s spiritual energy, how K-Pop got him through high school and opened him up, as well as managing his time as a design student and facilitating the role of Vice President of an age-old fraternity. If you wish to follow Nate Jenkins, his handles are @colormeleo and @inspiredbynate.

F Outta Here With That Negative Energy w/ Nate Jenkins

What’s it like to survive on your own? How important is marketing yourself? Are mentors really necessary? Today I talk to Jordan Paul, entrepreneur, model, singer, and photographer, who left home at 18 to escape home and find the what world has to offer him. With the help of close relatives, tight friendships and inspirational mentors, Jordan is well on his way to becoming a true success story. This episode we talk about growing up in a Jehovah Witness household, homelessness, being on the cover of My City Magazine and living the multifaceted lifestyle of an entrepreneur. If you want to watch Jordan’s success story unfold, follow him on Instagram at @jaywithbenefits.

Everything Happens In Divine Order w/ Jordan Paul

🕹What’s cosplay culture? 👁‍🗨How’s the cosplay community differ from others? 🌺Can cosplay make you feel sexy? &nbsp; Today I talk to award winning cosplay model and judge, designer, voice actor, entrepreneur and friend Alicia Lugo, professionally known in the Cosplay community as Dokudel. Since 2001 she has attended, participated and contributed to cosplay events. Alicia is a veteran seamstress and owner of her brand Cosplay Forever, where she sews and creates outfits for fellow cosplayers. &nbsp; This episode we talk about how she fell in love with cosplay, the creation of her alias Dokudel, cosplay culture and, of course, sexiness. You can keep up with Alicia by following Dokudel on Facebook!

There's Something Sexy About Cosplay w/ Alicia Lugo (aka Dokudel)

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