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By Valerie C. Robinson

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Episode 3: Get Your Financial House In Order W: Latasha Kinnard

The Pink Elephant Jul 01, 2016

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18:43

Hella Late! with Hollie Harper

“Hella Late with Hollie Harper” BRIC’S first late night television show debuts June 8th @10pm EST!

HOLLIE HARPER - Creator, Writer, Host

Hollie is a multi-talented writer/comedian from Cape May, New Jersey with a Bachelor in Fine Arts for acting from The Theatre School at DePaul University, formerly the Goodman School of Drama. Her plays and films have been in the Samuel French One Act Play Festival, the Denver Pan African Film Festival and Urbanworld and she starred Off-Broadway in The White Blacks by Melanie Goodreaux. Her sketch group AMERICAN CANDY was listed as Time Out Chicago's Top 5 sketch groups to watch and during their 12 years of sold out shows, their latest, The Edge of Zoom, done during the pandemic, has garnered 32K views. She also teaches sketch for Gold Comedy and Standup Girls where she is a Board Member. Hollie is an in-house host for the West Side Comedy Club, she serves as the creative director of the 2021 Black Women in Comedy Laff Fest and she is also a co-host of the nationally trending Twitter Chat Blerd Dating.

Jun 05, 202124:16

"Thriving Through the Storm" with Lindsey Walker

Lindsey Walker, CEO and Lead Publicist of Walker + Associates Media Group

“Thriving Through The Storm”

In the book, Lindsey shares the challenges of enduring six months of chemotherapy and discusses how her diagnosis changed her perspective on life, love, and entrepreneurship. Lindsey wrote the book specifically for women to find encouragement despite the dire circumstances that life can bring. “Thriving Through The Storm” is available for pre-order and was released on March 24, 2020. Check out the trailer here.

For more information, please visit www.thrivingthroughthestorm.com.

Apr 03, 202012:39

Episode 47: "Lust Now, Cry Later" w/ Tahanee Sayidd

Author of new novel “Lust Now, Cry Later”, Tahanee Sayidd is on a mission to bring awareness to the cycles of toxic relationships, low self-esteem and the mindset that often plagues those growing up in poor environments- all factors that lead to women getting involved with the wrong men, ignoring warning signs that are costing them their lives.

tahanee.org

Mar 10, 202015:48

Episode 46: Working For Free

Host: Valerie Robinson (Founder and Editor-in-Chief at www.unapologeticallyus.com)
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Official Hashtag: #TheUnapologeticPodcast
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Questions or Comments: valerie@unapologeticallyus.com

Jan 14, 201917:04

Episode 45: Whats the Word for 2019?

Host: Valerie Robinson www.valeriecrobinson.com
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Jan 14, 201915:58

Episode 44: The Black Woman Millionaire w/ Dr. Venus Opal Reese

Dr. Venus, a Stanford University graduate and former tenure professor, discusses on her tour that the black female body is a “social non-being.” She talks about how since the 1600s when taxes and laws were created to justify the right to black women’s bodies as the labor-producing workforce for the American Dream. Dr. Venus is on the last leg of her national tour based on her best-selling book, The Black Woman Millionaire: A Revolutionary Act That Defies Impossible.

For more info, please visit www.defyimpossible.com and www.theblackwomanmillionaire.com/tour

Jul 14, 201836:54

Episode 43: You Are Not Your Past w/ Minister Joan Wright Good

www.joanwrightgood.com

May 17, 201830:43

Episode 42: Sisters Traveling Solo w/ STS Founder Cole

Sisters Traveling Solo is not just about traveling alone, it’s about living the life you want on your own terms without waiting on others. In our community of Sisters you will find support, inspiration, and encouragement. Within our Sisters Traveling Solo Facebook group, members share resources, provide travel advice, give tips, provide recommendations, share photos, and safety tips.

www.sisterstravelingsolo.com
Join the STS FB group: www.facebook.com/groups/1522969971346336/

Apr 24, 201820:08

Episode 41: Give Back...and the Rest Will Follow w/ Renita Hunt

Renita Hunt is a marketing communications consultant and motivational speaker. Renita Hunt is also the Board President of Dress for Success Greater Orlando. Renita has been with the organization for over 4 years and has held such roles as: Personal Shopper, Event Director, Vice President, and now President. She has been instrumental on re-launching the organization’s career development series, Next Level to Success Internship program, networking efforts, and individual donor giving.
Renita has a 17- year+ professional background in marketing communications. Through the course of her career, Renita has worked with such brands as: Home Depot, Ford, Coca- Cola, McDonald’s just to name a few. Renita is extremely passionate about giving back, women empowerment, diversity and inclusion, and all things fashion. In addition to Dress for Success, Renita is apart of many professional boards such as: Central Florida Employment Council, National Black MBA Association, and Orlando Museum of Art-Council of 101. Renita holds a MBA from University of Phoenix , a BA in Public Relations from Clark Atlanta University, and Digital Marketing Diploma from Shaw Academy.

Apr 21, 201827:31

Episode 40: The Black Latina Movement w/ Film Director Crystal Roman

Crystal Roman is the head Writer, Producer and Director with several critically acclaimed shows under her belt. Her catalogue consist of the nationally toured stage play “Black Latina” and festival premiered webseries, “The Colors of Love”. Currently she wrote, co-produced, directed and co-starred in her newest film project, “Cecilia the Celibate”, a romantic comedy about a Black Latina in NYC trying to find love minus the sex.

Through The Black Latina Movement, Black Latina women/actresses have the opportunity to see themselves in front of the camera as the main characters, giving them a voice and recognition in the film industry. We'd love to do an interview with you to discuss The Black Latina Movement and issues that women in the Black Latina community face. For more information, visit www.blacklatinamovement.com.

Apr 20, 201825:14

Feb 09, 201856:45

Episode 36: Black Girls Vote First Annual Ball Keynote w/ JoyAnn Reid

MSNBC Political Analyst, Joy Ann Reid, delivers the keynote address at the first annual Black Girls Vote ball in Baltimore, MD.

More info on how to get involved with BGV and how to donate, visit www.blackgirlsvote.com

Dec 16, 201720:44

Episode 35: Dream, Vision and Reality (DVR) w. Cherise Mattheson

The mission of CEO CHIC LIFE is to empower individuals to become the CEO of their life and encourage entrepreneurship through turning your life passion into a profit.
www.ceochiclife.com/dvrguide

Dec 15, 201735:09

Episode 34: Heart Work is Hard Work + Living Your Best Life

Valerie discusses how to begin to hash out what living your best life means to you.

Dec 08, 201738:43

Episode 33: Showing Up For Yourself And Others

Host Valerie Robinson discusses how to "show up" for yourself...and others.

"Just because you can go at it alone doesn't mean you have to or should."

Oct 06, 201719:43

Episode 32: The Core Values Index w/ Kourtney Coleman

Kourtney Coleman is a Taylor Protocol Certified Practitioner, Corporate Speaker, Executive Coach and President of Kourtney Coleman Inc.
where she helps corporations create a peak employee experience by discovering the innate abilities of their staff to create a sense of fulfillment for each individual.

Kourtney helps put the right people in the right position by matching the job's function to the employee's innate ability to increase motivation and productivity affecting the bottom line.

Kourtney has been an entrepreneur since 2004. She discovered the Core Values Index a life changing assessment that helped to reveal her purpose in 2015.

She studied Taylor Protocol's methods for two years before becoming certified. Today Kourtney uses it as the foundation in her business.
She has developed her proprietary method to help corporations utilize the gifts from within the company.

Kourtney also helps career women understand their natural abilities to maximize opportunities and give their best contribution authentically to create a fulfilled and successful career with fewer regrets.

www.kourtneycoleman.com

Sep 21, 201739:11

Episode 31: Uncommon Redesigns + Rebuilding Houston w/ Charie Williams

Interview with Founder and CEO of Uncommon Redesigns, Charie Williams.
www.uncommonredesigns.com
Uncommon Redesigns and other furniture designers are teaming up to help the Hurricane Victims in Houston. We want to provide furniture and decor items at no cost! Please support Redesign to Rebuild Houston! Learn more here: www.uncommonredesigns.com/redesign-to-rebuild-houston

Sep 19, 201742:55

Episode 30: "Started From The Bottom" w/ Kalilah Wright of Mess In A Bottle

Conversation w/ CEO of apparel brand Mess In A Bottle - Kaliyah Wright
www.messinabottle.com

Jun 13, 201744:20

Episode 29: Raising A Child With Dyslexia And ADHD w/ Concheta Gladmon

Tune into this in-depth conversation with Concheta Gladmon on the challenges and victories in raising a child with dyslexia +ADHD.

www.gladmoneducatedsolutions.com/about-us/

Jun 11, 201701:06:11

Episode 28: Navigating Burnout As A Creative Entrepreneur w/ Aleia Mims

Aleia Mims: aleiamims.com

In this episode, we discuss how to navigate burnout for creative entrepreneurs and women.

Jun 11, 201731:30

Episode 27: The Art of Knowing Your Brand's Worth w/ Lakshmia Ferba

A conversation with Founder and CEO of LMF Consulting Group - Lakshmia Ferba. We discuss using workforce experiences to catapult you to the next level of your entrepreneurial journey, as well as the art of not working for free.

Jun 11, 201728:09

Episode 26: Black Love & Reconnecting Within w/ Joanae King

A candid conversation with Mrs. Joanae King, CEO of naetorious.com - a lifestyle and relationship resource for men and women looking to strengthen their relationships, as well as re-write their stories.

"Reconnect within....and you'll never go without."

www.naetorious.com
@naetorious on all platforms

Jun 02, 201739:29

Episode 25: "I want to live." A Journey to Wellness w/ Lynee' Urban

Conversation with Lynee' Urban of www.operationfixmylife.com on the journey to wellness for mothers of color.

May 29, 201733:33

Episode 24: Mother's Day (featuring my kiddies)

A special Mother's Day episode:
1. My kids pop in to chat.
2. How to support women who've lost their moms.
3. Why moms shouldn't feel guilty about celebrating themselves.
4. Where do moms go for a quick escape?

Like the podcast? Please rate and leave a comment on iTunes! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-unapologetic-podcast/id1221169569

May 14, 201722:16

Episode 23: "Truth Is" w/ Author Sashe Omogiate

We chat with Sashe Omogiate about her debut book "Truth Is", which encourages women to walk in their purpose by owning their truths and leaning on faith.

www.iamsashe.com

Apr 13, 201713:07

Episode 22: Brittney Oliver Discusses The #HealingOurBlackMothersAndDaughters Movement

Brittney Oliver of www.thelovelylessons.com discusses life as a SAHM and budding entrepreneur. She also reveals her new project geared towards healing relationships between Black mothers and daughters,

Apr 10, 201728:51

Episode 21: Be The Authority Of Your Brand w/ Shana Campbell

Shana Campbell, CEO of Think Learn Engage

Apr 04, 201725:13

Episode 20: "Get Out" Movie Review

Review of "Get Out" movie: www.rottentomatoes.com/m/get_out/

Apr 02, 201741:35

Episode 19: Spring Style Trends w/ Yana B.

www.stylestamped.com
CEO, Yana B.
Style Stamped is a site created to highlight fashion and style that is so good it must be “Stamped!” We put a Stamp on what is right, stylish, fashionable, and worthy of discussion.

At Style Stamped, style means individualism and originality. It means going beyond the mannequins in the store and the suggestions of the runway and grasping the feelings and emotions that are inside of yourself for inspiration. It means, this is who I am, this is the real me. We represent individualistic style.

Our motto is: “Decide who you are, then dress the way you want to live.” Who are you? Style comes naturally when you can answer that question confidently. Having trouble finding your own style? Contact us. If you have figured out who you are but are having a little trouble defining your style, we can help guide you here.

Mar 30, 201721:42