In this episode of Color Me in Sound, host Angel Taylor is joined by powerhouse speaker, Certified Master Life Strategist, and transformational coach Dr. Andrena Phillips. With over two decades of experience leading people into their purpose, Dr. Andrena shares how her own story of grief, betrayal, and rebuilding became the foundation for her bold, transformative work. As the founder of KeepMovinWithAndrena LLC and the TransformU Coaching Institute, she speaks with fire and clarity about healing, identity, confidence, and walking unapologetically in purpose. This episode goes deep into the creative mindset of a woman who doesn’t just survive—she leads, she builds, and she shows others how to do the same.🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5425038255980544

In this episode of Color Me in Sound, host Angel Taylor sits down with Olu Adetutu, transformational coach, speaker, and founder of Olumination Enterprises. Known as The Oluminator, Olu shares how a near-death experience awakened her purpose to help high-achieving women navigate silent burnout, cultural pressure, and emotional disconnection. With deep faith and cultural grounding, Olu discusses the OLU Framework (Own, Leverage, Unleash), her creative rituals, and what it truly means to lead from a place of alignment. This conversation sheds light on the quiet revolution of women who choose wholeness over hustle and clarity over performance.

In this episode of Color Me in Sound, host Angel Taylor speaks with Meisha Pon—author, founder of MyCircle Retreats, and co-author of Dear Black Woman Anthology Vol. 1. With honesty and intention, Meisha creates space for mothers to release guilt, rediscover joy, and return to themselves. Through in-person and virtual retreats, she helps women breathe again. From global travel journals to motherhood reflections, Meisha’s creative journey is rooted in restoration, story, and the sacred pause. This conversation reminds us that care isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity.