Women for the Culture Podcast

How often do you meet a real girl's girl? Sitting with Julissa Bermudez was exactly that! We learn that this host-turned-actress, and now, entrepreneur is embracing the journey and even shares the same fears we do! We talk Speaking Positivity into your life, making way for blessings, finding balance and clarity and so much more as she introduces us to her new show on CLEO TV... It's Me, Julissa, premiering tonight at 9:30pm ET! This show surely isn't scripted as you can't make up the hurdles Julissa will face. The best part of it all... she keeps going, and is inspiring us to do the same! Follow Julissa and her journey on instagram @officialjulissab! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

The Queen of Atlanta and Executive Producer from Lifetime's Little Women Atlanta, Ms. Juicy Baby explains in our first episode of Season Three how she uses her God-given talents to minister to others and leaves our tribe with tips on Not Pleasing Anyone Other than Ourselves, Not Letting What People Say Hinder US, Why cleansing your mind, body and soul and giving God his time is important, and most importantly, How-To Have a Juicy Summer! Make sure you're watching Little Women ATL Season Six and following her on instagram @MsJuicyRSMS. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

102.6 "The Situation" Radio Host and Certified Life Coach Chelsea Speaks joins us for a chat on the Evolution of Women's Empowerment. Chelsea Speaks on maneuvering into Radio & Entertainment, how being a Preacher's Kid (PK) ignited her life coaching path and how the pandemic "birthed a whole other beast" within her. She's onto higher levels she never previously imagined all by the Grace of God, and she's paying it forward by making space for women. Check out Chelsea Speaks, her organization Women are D.O.P.E and upcoming festivals at iamchelseaspeaks.com! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Still evolving, learning and growing, Shay Johnson admits she doesn't have all the answers; however, it's clear to us that she's operating within her destiny! With several businesses prior to TheHealthyHand, Shay now delights in being able to see the success and reap the benefits of her health and fitness-based lifestyle brand. She's taking information back to our communities and empowering us to live our best lives! Listen as we talk with the Reality TV Star, Actress and CEO on Detoxing in all Areas of Life! Make sure you keep up with her brand, and follow her on Instagram @IamShayJohnson. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Luenell is the Auntie that you ask everything you can't ask your mom. She's gonna give it to you straight, and we took full advantage. In this episode, we take you on a journey of womanhood... queendom. What it takes to achieve ultimate success; the tears and the naysayers in between. How she overcame it all to hold the title of the original Bad Girl of Comedy, and build an empire that not only transcends generations but secures her a comfortable future/bag for years to come. We talk generational wealth, how-to break into the industry, and being a sex kitten giving "T & A" as a brand ambassador for Rihanna's lingerie line — Savage x Fenty. Keep up with Luenell at www.HeyLuenell.com, and @Luenell on Facebook and Instagram! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Never let labels define you. This teen mom and college dropout, became a best-selling author, international speaker, and entrepreneur making millions before and during a pandemic. Tiphani Montgomery is the founder & CEO of the MILLIONS Conference, founder of KINGDOM ENTREPRENEUR UNIVERSITY, and the founder of COVERED BY GOD. She chats with WomenForTheCulture on being the entrepreneur's influencer, why she feels college isn't the route for entrepreneurs, being fully booked in high school, how she's created several million-dollar businesses without a business plan, getting saved in her shower, crediting God and not the universe, not compromising for money and so, much more! Keep up with Tiphani at https://tiphanimontgomery.com and on Instagram @tiphanimontgomery, @millionsconference, and @coveredby.god. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Model, published author and entrepreneur MrsLaTruth, the "Pioneer of Self-Love," opens up about her first published book/journal "Self-Love is the Best Love," knowing your worth, how to set boundaries and speaking life into yourself. She's a Woman for the Culture encouraging women to speak about their own journey's of self-love. Keep up on instagram @MrsLaTruth! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Griselda Records (RocNation) First Lady, Rapper, @ArmaniCaesar checks in to chat #Music, #Entrepreneurship, and #Philanthropy. We hit on not rooting your self-worth in social media validation, double standards, giving the shirt off her back, and working on her deluxe edition of "The Liz." Follow her on Instagram @armanicaesar! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Actress Nicole Crump joins The WomenForTheCulture Podcast to discuss how to effectively executive the roles we play. This conversation is the motivation you need to Step Into Your Light, and Preparing a Table. We discuss what it means to be a Woman for the Culture, the Importance of Sisterhood, being Empaths and Finding Inspiration. Follow her on Instagram @ActressNicoleCrump! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Host of SiriusXM’s Bevelations on Radio Andy, former cohost of Bravo’s Fashion Queens and Page Six TV, Motivational Speaker, Brand Ambassador, Pop Culture Aficionado, Television Personality, Businesswoman, and now Author, Bevy Smith joins us to discuss her upcoming "irreverent and inspiring memoir about learning to live a big, authentic, and unapologetic life:" Bevelations: Lessons from a Mutha, Auntie, Bestie. Bevy challenges us to find our core, go beyond the catchphrases, be selfish, feel ourselves, "manifest our most bodacious dreams," and most importantly "show up." She is no longer playing it safe, and is "daring to dream." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Somalia is an Atlanta-based R&B Singer, Indie Artist and Songwriter. In this episode, she talks about how Women are often ready to "Risk It All," everything starts with Women, Celebrating the Good and Living in the Moment and Using her Gifts to Move People. Check out her latest single "Risk It All" and follow her on instagram @thesomaliashow! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

She's a Big Dawg, That's Facts and Big Racks... is out now. That's bars! Rap Royalty; literally. Self-Made, Reemarkable is next up on the WomenForTheCulture podcast! In this episode, ReeMarkable talks family, living out her life on reality TV (WeTV's Growing Up Hip Hop), being a legacy in the music industry, healing, community, building generational wealth, protecting Black women and her stance on the phrase "Strong, Black Woman." This is a Black Mom concerned about and challenging herself for the culture. Keep up with ReeMarkable on instagram @iamReeMarkable. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

On the heels of her 26th Birthday, we celebrate Queen Jaimesha Thomas. Most known as Jay Cole, this Queen knows how to pull the laughs out of you, and also keep the vibes high! Get into this mood... Jay not only commands and brings energy to the room, she's empowering women to be the best in all they do. In this throwback exclusive, we speak to Jay live at Culture Tags by Eunique Jones Gibson in Washington, D.C. Keep up with Jay Cole on instagram @thatgirljaycole. #HappyBirthday --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Krystal Garner is a woman of substance. Much more than an influencer... this Serial Entrepreneur exudes hustle, motivation and most importantly, light! We chat about rules to live by, supporting Black creatives, protecting Black women and creating safe spaces. KG understands why representation matters and she's preparing a table for our culture, this and generations to come; so they have not only a table but also an opportunity to build and preserve a legacy! KG gave us an exclusive on her brand; hear it here first! Keep Up with KG on instagram @krystalgarner. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

In this episode, we chat with Artist, Actress and Fitness Enthusiast Brave Williams. We talk Sisterhood, while she teaches us how to radiate, and also discuss why it's more than Entertainment for her. Check out "Love.com" starring Brave on Netflix, and her latest single "Don't Tell Me No," on Spotify, Apple, Tidal and more! For more information, visit instagram.com/bmorebrave! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

In this episode, we hear how tapped in Aina Brei'Yon is and how she manages to balance authoring "Cheat Days With The Ugly Cook," launching "The Brei’Yon Collection" in the middle of a pandemic, and also 3K9 Productions since the passing of her sister in 2015. "That life-changing experience pushed Aina to change the narrative in Hip Hop when it comes to black women, use her platform to breathe life into black women, create visuals that embraced the beauty & strength of black women while showcasing the value of all women." We get into the true meaning of life, down to how each and every one of us can be the change we want to see. September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month; not only do we speak on resources for Mental Health, such as her own eight-week program Mindful Living & Healing, we get to the root of how to generational curses shape our outlook on life. To connect with Aina, follow instagram.com/ainabreiyon, instagram.com/theuglycook, instagram.com/3K9Productions, and instagram.com/thebreiyoncollection. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

In this episode, we continue the conversation on the stigmas of Teen Pregnancy with Erica Wilson (mother of Miami Dolphins WR Allen Hurns). Erica turned her Pain into Praise; she teaches us about leaning on faith and choosing to shed light even on the darkest days. Erica shares memories of graduating with her sons; and discusses her and her son's foundation, 88 Blessings, sponsoring 17 high school seniors. For more information on 88 Blessings, visit 88blessings.org and Erica Wilson at ericawilsonih2h.com! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

In this episode, we talk Stigmas of Teen Pregnancy with Serial Entrepreneur Ms. Yahya. Yahya divulged all; from being abused and victimized to breaking generational curses and being of service to others. She teaches us about sacrifice, forgiveness and self love. For more information on Ms. Yahya's services, visit facebook.com/zemzevents and instagram.com/zemzevents. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Meet Rennee Hubb - Teen Mom and Overcomer. Rennee had two daughters by the time she was 18 years old and shares her powerful message of perseverance, faith and overcoming the obstacles of teenage motherhood. She is the author of ‘From Bound 2 Found.’ www.frombound2found.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support

Nikki, Camille and Chandra are the main voices and personalities behind the WomenForTheCulture brand. All bosses in their own right; on today's episode, we get to know them all a little better. In a candid conversation, the three trailblazers discuss building community, breaking generational curses and how having necessary conversations will lead to the change our society needs and craves. We unpack mental health issues and how institutional racism is engraved into our culture. We attempt to dismantle the very system that has oppressed us to this date; but this is just the beginning. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/womenfortheculture/support