This episode inspires listeners to tap into their unnoticed power. 

Providing three ways in which your power can be used to manifest the life you deserve, this episode urges you to reassess how you respond to life's journey, to experience self-defined measures of success.

025 - Use Your Power

My line sister and I were verbally assaulted by a black man with a white girlfriend, today, for no other reason than that we were happy black women and his girlfriend was uncomfortable with it. But that wasn't the most disheartening part about this interaction. 

Tune in to hear what happened and what it means to our existence as black women.

026 - Where's Our Protection

Focusing on DEAR QUEENS' slight redirection, this entire first podcast episode of season 2 is dedicated to introducing the idea of wholeness, and how we can live in fullness to become better, healed, and whole. 

This episode answers: 
What is wholeness?
How does it affect me?
How can I manifest wholeness in my life?
Why the heck is this 'Season 2'?
and more!

027 - Wholeness

Our words hold great weight. They have the power to build us up or tear us down; to heal us or hinder our growth. This podcast dissects the power of words and provides practical tips on how to use them more effectively, to manifest a life of joy, healing, and freedom.

028 - Power Of Words

Pursuing Salvation is one of the most freeing things you can do. And while my job is to bring you closer to Christ with hopes of one day getting there, there are a few things that should be addressed before doing so. 

This podcast episode breaks apart three common misconceptions about pursuing salvation, and sets you up in truth and transparency.

029 - Three Misconceptions for Pursuing Salvation

With a commitment to inspiring women toward wholeness, this podcast uses transparency, storytelling, spiritual enrichment, and sometimes humor, to set you on the path of freedom, healing, and redemption — and bring you closer to Christ. 

Podcast also available on iTunes.

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