So Much To Say

If you've ever had a fall out with someone but never gave an explanation, this is a must hear podcast. This show is about true friendship and the maturity required for forgiveness.

This episode will teach entrepreneurs and soon to be entrepreneurs how to use social media to obtain customers and convert followers to sales and/or profit. We also answer the age old question that every small business owner asks him/herself, "how will I know when to quit my full-time job?"

A step by step credit clean up chat, and how you can do it yourself for free. Even if your credit is A1, there are some tips for everyone.

A sordid relationship with a married man led to my second book, One Thing for Certain, Two Things for Sure. Enjoy a chapter from the audio version of my memoir.

Malcolm Jamal Warner's mother chats about her experience as the parent of a child star on one of TV's biggest shows; The Cosby Show. She also tells us the Bill Cosby she knew.

Ian Haddock says Black Gay people saved his life. He shares his life as a former prostitute, and how he enjoyed the work until he was raped. He details a sexual relationship with a high school teacher that led to his coming out. 

This is the audio recording from the first chapter of my first book, Words Never Spoken, a memoir. The entire audiobook is available on audible.com

The coming out story of a Nigerian American in his Cosby-like family, and how he reconciled his gayness with strict traditional family values. This is his life after considering suicide, and his brother outing him to the family. 

A single gay father raising a son and how he plans to share with his son that he's gay. He also opens up about how his son was conceived.

Where there's gay marriage there's also gay divorce. One of my guest married and divorced. The other was engaged to be married with an adopted son, but the relationship shattered before they made it to the alter. 

Women aren't the only ones that wear installations or hair weaves - men do as well. Hair professional Michael Wray shares his inside experience as a weaveologist to a mostly male clientele that experienced hair loss or thinning hair. 

Big announcement for March 2019!

In the season finale, I discuss picking up the pieces as a divorcee, which includes raising a child alone, dating and moving on emotionally.

How this couple found their way back to each other after infidelity.

Dancer and acclaimed choreographer Juel D. Lane shares his journey to Alvin Ailey and other notable dance companies with which he's performed. We discuss the process and discipline of chasing one's dream while maintaining sanity.

Finding happy after a broken heart and broken engagement from a man that cheated. How this woman found out and how she's healing her broken heart.

Famed hairstylist and Bravo TV reality star, Derek J, discuss how he navigates fame, wearing women's shoes and clothes, his parents words to him, and working with Bevy Smith and Miss Lawrence on Fashion Queens.

Arranged marriages are a thing of the past, or is it? Matchmaker Ricky Berry is ready to pair you with your soulmate.

This woman believed she was adopted until the age of 36, only to learn that her "adopted mom" was actually her birth mom. She also shares that she was molested by her paternal "grandfather".

Anthony Williams, season 7 winner, discusses the inner workings of the show as it relates to actual time restraints on design challenges, and a chilly rapport with the show's judges. He also shares that he has yet to receive the $100,000 prize money since Harvey Weinstein, one of the show's executive producers, filed bankruptcy resulting from the sexual allegations made against him.