The Sacred Sunflower Podcast

Latonya Howard, Brand Strategist, spend time with us to discuss the ins and outs of marriage and relationships. From being a young mother to a well-seasoned entrepreneur, Latonya shares it all. Contribute to the conversation. Call 786-749-TALK (8255).

In this episode, we spend time with Alex Foley. She recounts her experience as a young transplant recipient who later went blind. She tells of how she became a health coach and how it's okay to fail forward. Call in with questions or comments to 786.749.8255 (TALK). Just like your story; your opinion matters.

In this episode, we chat with domestic violence survivor turned advocate, Keisha Bowling. She shares her story of being in an abusive relationship and how much strength and courage it took to leave. Your questions/comments are welcome. Call 786-749-8255 (TALK) to reach the podcast line.

In this episode, we chat with Life and Health Coach Sheniqua Johnson, RN. She shares her own struggles with mental health and how she turned them into triumphs to courageously help women. She is also an author and motivational speaker. Your questions/comments are welcome. Call 786-749-8255 (TALK) to reach the podcast line.

KiKi Green - The Mad Conservative - joins me today to talk about a little bit of everything. This is admittedly a FAN GIRL moment as I have admired her from afar for some time. She is a doctoral student, a REAL housewife, and mother to a feisty one-year-old girl. Kiki is also vocal about her political views and vaccines. Call 786-749-TALK (8255) with any questions or comments.

Raeshal Solomon is today's guest. We discuss her participation in the book anthology, The Smell of Poverty with Shannon Griffin. We cover how she went from $400K in debt to $40K. Raeshal also has a line of books called Little Bankers that teach young children financial literacy. Call 786-749-TALK (8255) with your questions or comments.

In this episode, we speak with another contributing author to the book anthology, The Smell of Poverty. Sherry is a Social Worker by trade and education, but when she saw how poverty affected the people who came to her for help, she became an entrepreneur in order to help them do the same. Call 786-749-TALK (8255) to comment on the show.

Jackie is an MBA who recounts her story of poverty in the book, The Smell of Poverty. She is quite knowledgeable in her field of accounting and encourages women to dream and become debt free.

Julia Royston, talks about her experience with poverty and why she was compelled to contribute her story to the book anthology, The Smell of Poverty.

In this episode, I chat with Shannon Griffin about her new book, The Smell of Poverty. It is an anthology featuring 16 authors experience with poverty and how they overcame the odds stacked against them.