In Her Space

LeKeisha Nicole Grant- Celebrate Those Wins/Ambitious and Annoyed

LeKeisha Nicole Grant is founder and owner of Ambitious and Annoyed, a company that teaches the power of goal setting. For the month of August LeKeisha is celebrating her one year anniversary as well as celebrating her birthday month. In the interview LeKeisha discusses celebrating our wins and accepting positive critique for business growth. An informative and motivating interview. 
Lekeisha is hosting a goal boarding workshop on Saturday August 19, 2018.
For more information about Ambitious and Annoyed visit http://ambitiousandannoyed.com

Juanita Darden-Jones discusses Third Perk Coffeehouse---Business Is A Marathon

Irene Wade interviews, business owner, entrepreneur, business professional Juanita Darden-Jones. Juanita Darden-Jones is the owner of Third perk Coffeehouse & Wine Bar She discusses her personal journey and the process of becoming a successful entrepreneur. She discusses upcoming events and the importance of community supporting local businesses. With sound advice Juanita encourages new and aspiring business owners and shares joys and challenges of business ownership.
For more information about Third Perk visit https://www.thirdperk.biz
Facebook: Third perk Coffeehouse & Wine Bar

Talkative Tonii C- Make A Sound

Irene Wade interviews Talkative Tonii C as she discusses her community organization Make A Sound and how she is on a mission to empower women and children to reclaim their lives and live their best lives. Joined in discussion with Sharrell Lo founder of Dayton Alumni Relays. Talkative Tonni C discusses how she overcame her negative self image and came into herself to walk in her passion and purpose. She wants to empower women to forgive themselve, know their true worth, and live a life of love and freedom. 

Dayton Alumni Relays w/Sharrell Lo & Talkative ToniiC Self Care Is Not Selfish

Sharrell Lo and Talkative ToniiC talk about the importance of self care and physical fitness. They also discuss details about their upcoming event The Dayton Alumni Relays. This event is a benefit to raise awareness and financial support to local community organizations. Also learn about the organization  Make A Sound an organization on a mission to empower women and their families. 

WE BE Podcast-Overcoming The Superhuman Complex Episode 002

The WE BE (Women Embracing Better Efforts) Team consists of women from all walks of life to discuss issues that matter to women. We Be seeks to dispel the negative perception of women protrayed in media culture, and to provide women with interesting topics of discussion that uplifts, educates and inspires. With the power of faith and spirtuality, with the grace of motherhood and sisterhood, and with love for our communities we offer to you, our listeners, WE BE. What does WE BE Mean to You?
For more information about our guest hosts go to www.inherspace.com/podcasts

27.Episode 002 Afrocentric Social Worker Podcast-Introduction

Manicka is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 10 years of experience providing individualized, family and group based mental and behavioral health services with children, adolescents and adults. With a specialization in School Social Work her expertise is working with children and adolescents ages 5-16 impacted by trauma.  Her focus is working with children and adolescents diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Intermittent Explosive Disorder, ADHD and PTSD. She also works with teen and adults ages 17 - 35 experiencing racial stress, anxiety, depression, grief, loss and suicidal thoughts. Manicka believes that these disorders are external manifestations of chronic and prolonged internal stress and emotional dysregulation. She uses approaches to therapy that involve understanding the body-mind connection, the impact of childhood attachment and healing the entire family by restoring healthy interactions. She is trained in CBT, Functional Family Therapy and Play Therapy techniques. She served as an adjunct professor at Sinclair Community College's Department of Social Work and at Central State University. She facilitates CEU trainings for social service professionals and is a frequent speaker on issues related to mental health and trauma within the community. 

26. Kristal Hill From Pain to Purpose

Kristal N. Hill born October 11, 1976 to single mother, Beverly Hill.  Raised on the Westside of Dayton and attended private school during her elementary years.  Kristal later became a mom at the young age of 16 to the late Kami Smith, a.k.a. Kami Taylor to her Facebook peers.  She would later give birth to two sons and two daughters.  After being arrested for child endangerment in 2010 for using a home remedy to treat her youngest daughter’s ringworm, Kristal began her journey seeking Christ.  She started sharing scripture and encouraging posts on Facebook to uplift her friends and family.  She was known in various Facebook groups as “Jesus’ Niece”.
April 30, 2016, Kristal received a phone call no mother ever wants to receive, her oldest daughter Kami was presented to the ER with fatal symptoms due to a possible drug overdose.  It was during those two weeks in the hospital where Kristal started her journey as a motivational speaker going live on Facebook to reach friends and family who wanted updates on Kami’s condition.  Kami would later succumb to the overdose two weeks later.  Now Kristal has made it her mission to share the Word of God and her story with the world.  Every morning she goes live on Facebook to encourage others to find peace amongst their daily living.  She has since started the community ran foundation called “Kami Kares” in honor of her daughter’s life.   She wants the community to learn to build each other up again by feeding and clothing the homeless, encouraging the youth to become more involved with learning about God, showing families how to coupon and save money, and being blessed to be a blessing to others.  Kami Kares is not 501(c) (3) and has no plan on being 501(c)(3).   She feels that the rewards of obeying the true Word of God in showing love for one another would reap eternal crops. 

25.WE BE Podcast-Introducing the Women of WE BE Episode 001

Welcome to WE BE Podcast where women discuss topics that matter to us! To her We BE Is Women Embracing Better Efforts, to her WE Be is Women Emerging Beautiful Empowerd, to her WE BE is Women Empowered by Engery… What Does WE BE mean to you?
This podcast seeks to dispel the negative perceptions of women and take back the narrative of women’s experiences in media culture. With the power of faith and spirituality, the grace of motherhood and sisterhood, and with love for our communities welcome to WE BE podcast
Check us out on our webpage at https://www.inherspace.com/we-be-podcast
 

24. Actor Vincent Ward-Don‘t Sell Your Soul

Irene Wade interview Vincent Ward as he discusses his journey in his acting career. He encourages listeners to never give up on their dreams and to never sell themselves short in the entertainment business. Vincent Ward is a successful actor known for his role as Oscar in "The Walking Dead" a popular cable TV series. Vincent Ward is a native Daytonian who returns home to speak to youth on the power of pursuing your dreams. A powerful and insightful interview. 

23. Bryant Bentley Pursuing Your Dreams and discussing upcoming film THE PUBLIC

Interview with Bryant Bentley (actor) and Irene Wade (show host) to discuss his LA movie premiere for The Public (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HF2NOf3EkgE), upcoming showings of All or Nothin' (www.allornothinmovie.com) and other projects.Bryant Louis Bentleyhas traveled the country acting in theatrical performances. His theater creditsinclude Willie in Master Harold and theBoys (Clarence Brown Theater); Jackie Robinson in Most Valuable Player (Indiana Repertory Theater); Walter Lee in A Raisin in the Sun (Wright StateUniversity); Ceasar Wilkers in August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean (Human Race Theater); Booth in Topdog/Underdog (Phoenix Theater); Levee Green in Ma’Rainey’s Black Bottom; Junior in Between Riverside and Crazy and Gabriel in Fences.He has also appeared in productions like Jitney,Two Trains Running, The Exonerated, Five Guys Named Moe, Greater Tuna,Cinderella, Blues for an Alabama Sky, and Plenty of Time.  Bryant has receivednumerous awards including the Central Ohio Theater’s Critics 14th Annual Pollfor Seasonal Achievement Best Actor Award for his portrayal of Boy Willie inAugust Wilson’s The Piano Lesson(CATCO Theater). Bryant completed his third reprisal role of Boy Willie at thePortland Playhouse Theater. The production was recognized as number one in theTop Ten Best Theater in Portland.