Dr. Ja'Bette Lozupone

The Wishful Doing Podcast

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Where bold ideas meet real action—and purpose turns into power. Hosted by Dr. Ja’Bette Lozupone—speaker, strategist, and founder of Wishful Doing, the Wishful Doing Podcast is a go-to space for mission-driven leaders, changemakers, and creatives ready to shake off the doubt, disrupt the status quo, and lead with intention. Through raw, unfiltered conversations and inspiring stories, we shine a light on what it takes to build legacy, grow your impact, and stay in momentum—even when the odds are stacked against you. From student parent success and equity in education to leadership, entrepreneurs...

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Dr. Ja'Bette Lozupone

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Society

Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 6: Advocacy, Accountability, and Reimagining Leadership 05.08.2025

BIPOC Mental Health Awareness and Disability Awareness Series: Part 3 We close our BIPOC Mental Health Awareness and Disability Awareness Series by bringing Jheri Holbert and Sophia Mason together for a raw and hopeful conversation on what’s next. How do Black women advocate for themselves without burnout? What does true accommodation look like? And how can employers move from performative allyshi...

Episode 5: Visibility, Voice, and the Weight of the Unseen 22.07.2025

BIPOC Mental Health Awareness and Disability Awareness Series: Part 2 In Part 2 of our BIPOC Mental Health Awareness and Disability Awareness Series, we’re joined by Sophia Mason—HR leader, systems thinker, and doctoral researcher—who opens up about the often-overlooked realities of Black women leaders living with chronic illness and invisible disability. We dive into the intersections of racism,...

Episode 4: Foundations — Who We Are, What We Face 08.07.2025

BIPOC Mental Health Awareness and Disability Awareness Series: Part 1   In the opening episode of our BIPOC Mental Health Awareness and Disability Awareness Series, we sit down with entrepreneur and scholar Jheri Holbert to explore the lived realities of Black women entrepreneurs. Jheri shares what led her to research this community, what systemic barriers her work has uncovered, and how iden...

Episode 3: Pregnant at 16 – Legacy, Leadership & Looking Ahead 24.06.2025

In the final episode of our Teen Mom Awareness Month series, we bring it all home. Dr. Ja’Bette Lozupone and Yoslin Amaya-Hernandez close out this three-part conversation with a powerful reflection on what it means to turn survival into strategy—and strategy into legacy. From navigating leadership as former teen moms to advocating for others walking a similar path, this episode is a celebration of...

Episode 2: Pregnant at 16 - The Power of Support 10.06.2025

We didn’t get here alone—and in this second episode of our Teen Mom Awareness series, we’re giving credit where it’s due. Dr. Ja’Bette Lozupone and Yoslin Amaya-Hernandez return to the Wishful Doing Podcast to pick up where Part 1 left off, reflecting on the people, programs, and moments that helped them reframe what was possible when they found themselves pregnant at 16. From early mentors and co...

Episode 1: Pregnant at 16 27.05.2025

At 17, we were raising babies. Today, we’re raising the bar. In this inaugural episode of the Wishful Doing Podcast , Dr. Ja’Bette Lozupone sits down with Yoslin Amaya-Hernandez, Program Manager at Wishful Doing, for a raw and inspiring conversation in honor of Teen Mom Awareness Month . The two discover they share a remarkable parallel—both became teen moms at 16 and gave birth at 17—yet neither...

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