Ki O'Shea and L. Marie Carson speak with Dr. Kellye Hall about various subjects to include her new book!  Dr. Kellye Hall discusses what it means to be a superwoman, while also sharing her path and her upcoming goals.  She speaks of mentorship and guiding our youth and following your dreams.  

Dr. Kellye Hall is a proud graduate of North Carolina A&T State University and is a board certified medical physician who has centered her life on mentoring our youth and inspiring others to follow their dreams!

Links: 

https://drkellyewhall.com/about-kellye/

IG: kellyedont4get_the_e

This episode features Gordon Drewery, Jr. L. Marie Carson, Ki O’Shea, and Gordon discuss what they have learned during this epidemic. They also share mantras or prayers that are imperative for them now. We even have a surprise visitor who shares his mantra.

Ki O’Shea and L. Marie Carson discuss toxic relationships. Their two guests, Minah, Ms. AC, and Dr. T share their experiences and insight on how to walk away from such relationships. This is a candid conversation that everyone can relate to!

The one thing we need to remember about life is having friends is an essential ingredient. The problem is many times we don’t understand how to build healthy relationships. Maybe it’s our upbringing or maybe it’s just not the right chemistry. Is it too late to make changes to learn how to build healthy relationships? L. Marie Carson, Ki, and guest Minah discuss healthy relationships particularly when it comes to their experiences as Black women. They also discuss the importance of empathy as it relates to any relationship. We can’t move forward until we are comfortable within ourselves and L. Marie Carson (Lisa) opens up with learning the importance of being true to self versus comparing yourself...

The one thing we need to remember about life is having friends is an essential ingredient. The problem is many times we don’t understand how to build healthy relationships. Maybe it’s our upbringing or maybe it’s just not the right chemistry. Is it too late to make changes to learn how to build healthy relationships? Lisa, Ki, and Minah discuss healthy relationships particularly when it comes to their experiences as Black women.