B Reel

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, we dive into seasonal depression with a licensed mental health professional. We answers questions on what it looks like and when someone should seek support!

You may have seen a poet out of Mississippi go viral for her raw and authentic poem 'You don't have to die to matter' on Instagram or TikTok! The poem reveals a personal journey of mental health a lot of individuals battle with everyday, some even lose the battle. Delane the poet is putting her voice out there to help those struggling and saying the quiet part out loud!

The Lit Chicks Book Club stopped by during National Library Card Sign Up Month, to drop some hot reads, plus I drop a 4 part book series that is fire! You don't want to miss this one!

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, we sit down with the creator of So Social and learn about a few upcoming events for the Momma's and Errbody else!

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, we sit down with NAMI and the Dean of Students from Harris Stowe State University to discuss an upcoming mental health conference for black men and boys.

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, have you ever heard of Trichotillomania, aka trich, well to be honest most people haven't but it affects 1-2 people across the nation. It's a mental health condition characterized by an irresistible urge to pull out one's own hairI sat down with Ashley Roberts, she's battled with trich since the age of 9-years-old.

On this episode of the B Reel Podcast, I sit down with veteran Journalist and Author Dr. Margena A. Christian to discuss her new book It's No Wonder. It’s No Wonder examines the groundbreaking career of Sylvia Moy, the pioneer who battled sexism and broke down barriers to become Motown’s first certified female in-house songwriter and producer.

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, we sit down with oral surgeon Dr. Alexander Heatrice to discuss oral health. The conversation fell in my lap after complications with a false infection diagnosis with my dentist. We delve into the importance of keeping good oral health, dental insurance woes and some product suggestions from an expert!

On the next Episode of the B Reel Podcast, local entrepreneur Zariah Taylor is getting ready to debut 'The Hair Vault'! A new vending machine, with hair products, set to roll out on the Washington University campus in August. Taylor also discusses her many other endeavors in singing and designing, locally in the St. Louis area.

On this episode of the B Reel Podcast, we sit down with founder Jamie Saunders to discuss the need and demand for role models for our young girls in the STL community. Saunders created Girlz 4 Life a little over 10 years ago to create lifelines for you girls in need of community!

On this episode of the B Reel Podcast we sit down with Shellita Dylan-Sacred Wob Healer, Certified Doula and Herbalist. She supports women in healing emotional, physical, and energetic trauma stored in the womb space.

On this episode of the B Reel podcast: Casandra McCottrell, a YouTube-Certified Creator Launch Strategist with a background in television producing and writing, Channel Design helps first-time creators clarify their message, organize their ideas, and build a simple content structure they can repeat with confidence.

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, we sit down with the newest social media intern for Studio STL, Miss Precious Barry! We delve into her life as a student at Washington University, children's book author and public speaker. Sit back and listen to be inspired by Precious and her journey, because I surely was! She's ahead of the game at such an early age!

On this episode of the B Reel Podcast, I sit down with 2 STL romance authors. Aria Daze ; focuses on body diversity and disabilities in the romance space. Marlee Rae ; celebrates friendship, community and second chances in her books. The ladies discuss the inspiration behind their novels and also share a few romance recommendations for the hopeless romantics out there looking for their next good r...

Johsua Danrich, aka Mr. Fresh, is a 16-year-old entrepreneur with his own air freshner brand, offically selling in Walmart. We sit down with the ambitious business owner to discuss what it takes to be a gamechanger at such a young age.

On this episode, we sit down with Joseph Hopson, aSt. Louis native, to discuss his journey from the city’s North Side to becoming a published author. We discuss his new book Snatched, as well as his journey of becoming an author. Despite a challenging upbringing, Joseph graduated as high school valedictorian and earned three full-ride football scholarships. He chose instead to serve in the U.S. Ar...

Get to know St. Louis native Kendall Davidson. A rising rapper with a modern but old soulful sound! Catch his latest work “Rise” just released today!

On this episode of the B Reel Podcast, meet my mom and listen to the real uncut version folks don't see when it comes to being in the media industry and the support it requires.

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, we sit down with business coach Britteney Ofodile for some do's & don'ts business owners should have when looking for new clients during Black History Month.

If you Adore Her, then D'Amore Her! The owner of the hottest fashion bags in St. Louis, D'Asha Moore, stopped by with her line of sweetheart bags for Valentines Day weekend, we also delved into her background, which includes several years learning in a field of science!

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, Brittany sits down with SIUC Alumni Jeremy Sneed about his pivot from Sports Broadcaster to a role outside of media. Listen to hear about the dream vs. reality.

On this episode of the B Reel Podcast, we sit down with personal chef Shaari King and discuss ways we can better prepare meals for a healthier lifestyle. King also weighs in on her journey as a Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Warrior and how food plays a part in maintaining a healthy living.

In this episode of the B Reel podcast we spotlight King BLVD, a movie honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Detroit filmmaker Earl Hardy sat down with us for some background on his inspiration behind the film and how St. Louis plays a part in telling the story.

On this episode of the B Reel podcast, Brittany sits down with Dr. Jordyn Norde, to talk about her new health resource online made available to the public featuring modern, science-backed wellness resources, digital tools, and corporate speaking offerings that help people manage stress, protect their health, and disrupt the hustle-at-all-costs culture.

On this episode of the B Reel Podcast, we’re discussing grief, how to process it, talk about it, normalize the conversation. Mortician Director Ashley Banks stopped by to give us some tips and also announce her new series: The Death Cafe! Where folks stop by in a coffee shop and talk about their grief.