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Conversations with women who are making moves.
Interview w/ Marsha McWilson Pt. 3 - Meeting & Working w/ Tyler Perry
Marsha McWilson is a recording artist, TV actress, motivational speaker, certified hair stylist AND the FIRST Black woman to be inducted into the Niagara Falls Music Hall of Fame!!!
Interview w/ Loyiso Lindani Pt. 2 - How HIV Saved My Life
In Part 2 of my interview with Loyiso Lindani, she talks about the day she was diagnosed with HIV, how she processed the news, the impact it had on her relationships and why she says HIV saved her life.
Interview w/ Rose Tsalwa: From Tragedy to Triumph
Every now and then we come across someone whose story gives us all the feels. I had a wonderful time interviewing Rose Tsalwa and her story moved me. She possesses such strength and has survived some devastating lows in her life.
Interview w/ Loyiso Lindani Part 1 - Unpacking Trauma
Loyiso Lindani has managed to turn challenging circumstances into a powerful story of survival, self-realization and self-acceptance.
Interview w/ Mandisa Dukashe - Abundant Life and Love After HIV Diagnosis
Mandisa Dukashe is living with HIV and knows first hand the challenges that come with a positive diagnosis. In our interview, she talks about growing up with an absent mother, working as a child to provide for her siblings, being diagnosed with HIV and ultimately finding true love.
From Heartbreak to Healing & Finding Love as a Single Mother
In her early twenties, Ps. Sandra Baingana discovered that she was pregnant. Despite having been in a relationship with the father of her baby for many years, it became clear that she would be raising her child as a single mother. She was devastated, but over time, God healed her heart.
Interview w/ Vonciel English on Faith, Purpose & Vision for Latest Brand Cloud by Day | Fire by Night
Vonciel English, founder of Perfect English Development Solutions, is such a warm and beautiful spirit. I met her a few years ago and the light within her was so radiant it let a lasting impression on me.
TWSC Podcast: Episode 25 - Unity Dow
Human rights activist Unity Dow was appointed as high court judge by Botswana's former president Quette Masire in 1998, becoming the first woman in Botswana to hold that post and the youngest at the time. Listen to how she rose from humble beginnings to the vastly accomplished woman she is today.
26 Letters - To all the Qs, Xs and Zs
If you have ever questioned your significance, the alphabet is a great place to start. Watch my video below to find out how.
TWSC Podcast Ep. 24: Mio Yamada
When COVID-19 hit, Mio Yamada ignored an advisory by the Japanese Embassy to leave Rwanda and return to Japan. She had fallen in love with Africa as a student in university when she cycled 5,000 km from Kenya to South Africa. Years later, she relocated to Rwanda with her family, opened up a restaurant, and decided that she would hire single mothers as her staff. Forced to shut
When Sisters Share Podcast: Immeasurable More
Do you believe that God wants to blow your mind? No, really; do you? Many times we are afraid to ask God for the impossible because we don’t want to get our hopes up. Yet God longs to give us immeasurably more than all we could ask or imagine.
TWSC Podcast: Episode 23 - Saray Khumalo
On May 16, 2019, Saray Khumalo became the first black African woman to summit Mount Everest. This was her 4th attempt. Saray was born in 1972 in Zambia but grew up in the township in Johannesburg.