She's A Genius Podcast

“I thought it was only a cyst”...sharing what it means to turn your oil into gladness instead of mourning, Katrina Stuvent shares how she bravely beat breast cancer after being diagnosed at the tender age of 30. Listen as this survivor advocate, discusses the importance of asking questions before making hasty decisions and not allowing fear to be your compass. She even tells us how her volunteerism at Karmanos Cancer Institute led to her leading role as their Chief Operations Officer. Before she leaves, Katrina drops the gem about how to look deep within and not waste your pretty, on a man, job or anything, periodt! Producer & Host: Candace Cox-Wimberley    Connect, follow, and like She's A Genius on Instagram/Twitter and Facebook @ShesA_Genius

Okay, God, we see you! You're going to love this episode's trailblazing Genius, and you already know we don’t disappoint! Join us as we talk with director, writer, narrative filmmaker, and founding director of Gold Television Network- Paige Alston. Nevermind all her tremendous success like starting her own television company, receiving accolades at major film festivals, or even getting featured in theaters and on television with her film ‘Chasing After You’. This D Town sweetheart talks to us about how pivotal media is in our community, and how God sends people and challenges as a reminder of your mission. Her Genius Gems runneth over in this one! She reminds us that what we see on screen can and should remind us that we are somebody. Producer & Host: Candace Cox-Wimberley this Episode's Columnist: Frances Moore   Connect, follow, and like She's A Genius on Instagram/Twitter and Facebook @ShesA_Genius

Ever heard of wifing your life? Well, we need to get into it and we’re ecstatic to be your guide on this one! This week’s episode of She’s a Genius we talk about Self Love through Powerful Affirmations with the wellness entrepreneur and founder of W.I.F.E. Comma, Toni Jones. Talk about mood, this sister of genius curated affirmations to activate every part of you- with empowering words, intentional tones, colors and vibrations. Toni drops some serious gems along her journey, like looking at yourself through God’s eyes, developing the conviction to show up for, and accept yourself as a part of taking care of His creation. It takes presence, and she heralds journaling, prayer and meditation. "Working on yourself shouldn't feel like work, it should feel like art." Get ready to get lifted on this one! Producer & Host: Candace Cox-Wimberley this Episode's Columnist: Frances Moore   Connect, follow, and like She's A Genius on Instagram/Twitterand Facebook @ShesA_Genius

Bonafide life coach Crystal Murray shares her candid ever-evolving path to building confidence on this episode of She’s A Genius. Crystal walks us through what “confidence as a journey” means to her. In this conversation we talk about how to cope and the heal after the death of a love one. Crystal exemplifies her strength by being transparent about her experience with overcoming depression, unashamedly using the healthy resource of counseling and recognizing life is worth living. The resounding Genius Gems she highlights are, ‘the power of prayer’; 'answering each “call” ; and unequivocal difference between ‘existing’ versus ‘thriving’ in life. Crystal tells us all about how she's helping others fulfill their dream to become certified life coaches too. Producer & Host: Candace Cox-Wimberley this Episode's Columnist: Frances Moore   Connect, follow, and like She's A Genius on Instagram/Twitter and Facebook @ShesA_Genius

Multi Hyphenated recording artist, songwriter, rapper, and social entrepreneur, Nique Love Rhodes brings her positive vibes to She's a Genius Podcast @shesa_genius. She's the artist featured on our podcast, plus her music has been used by the NFL and the Detroit Lions to name a few. What’s her Genius Gems? To ‘invest in yourself’; ‘take note of the power of manifestation’; and ‘actively look for individuals who have what you need to develop to be your mentors’. Tune in, to get lifted with her message and music. Producer & Host: Candace Cox-Wimberley this Episode's Columnist: Frances Moore   Connect, follow, and like She's A Genius on Instagram/Twitter and Facebook @ShesA_Genius

DJ Rue vibrates this episode of She’s A Genius as she talks about her journey into music and entrepreneurship. Plus how she eloquently balances the rhythm of being a devoted single mom and business owner. DJ Rue opens up and sheds light on some of the adjustments, sacrifices and the lonely climbs of a self made entrepreneur. She also tells us how experiences have helped her to recognize the value of real support and mentorship. Some Genius Gems she drops are to "slow down"; "budget daily and bravely"; and "do it anyway"! She debunks the stigma of competition by affirming, ‘whatever is truly meant for you, will be for you’. Listen to this DJ’s path to pure Genius...enjoy! Producer & Host: Candace Cox-Wimberley this Episode's Columnist: Frances Moore   Connect, follow, and like She's A Genius on Instagram/Twitter and Facebook @ShesA_Genius

We are thrilled to have the vivacious and equally brilliant Dr. Riana Anderson energize this episode of She’s A Genius. Not only is she one of the incredible board members of She’s A Genius nonprofit but she also leads across the globe as a clinical psychologist, activist, and assistant professor.  She gives us a glimpse of how she was born in, raised for, and returned to (the city of) Detroit. Dr. Anderson helps us understand her strides and undertakings to develop a more consciously awakened, educated and healthy world. She leads beyond the classroom and advocates for mental health through her organization EMBRace and mental health minute program.  Dr. Anderson talks with us about her vision to help reduce the stigma associated with mental health in the black community. She even keeps it a buck and a half about being a young poppin african american female professor- including the challenges, expectations and responsibilities that come with the role.  Some Genius Gems Dr. Anderson tells us include, the ‘historical contexts to survival in the black community and the ties to silence’; ‘tools for parent and adolescent psychological well-being’; and ‘reminders to recharge in order to keep healthy balance’. Tune in to listen to all this goodness. Producer & Host: Candace Cox-Wimberley this Episode's Columnist: Frances Moore   Connect, follow, and like She's A Genius on Instagram/Twitter and Facebook @ShesA_Genius