👑 From Mrs. United States to modern wellness guide, Brea Sharron is the real deal. In this episode, we talk about healing from the inside out—through faith, fitness, food, and a whole lot of grace.

We cover: ✨ Her journey from pageants to purpose 🍓 Holistic health tips that actually work (especially for women 30+) 📚 Her bestselling cookbook: Holistic Health Clean Eating Cookbook 📺 And her upcoming appearance on Legacy Makers TV Show

Listen now and start your own path toward balance and better health!

🔗Get a free personalized health assessment at breasharron.com

Willie Spears, M.Ed., is a nationally acclaimed speaker, award-winning educator, coach, and author. His latest book, Fathers Matter, is a powerful message about the role of fatherhood in shaping lives and communities. Tune in for a lively, thought-provoking discussion!

Amy has lymphedema, a condition that left her hiding half her body for years, until she decided to "drop the skirt" —and show the world her strength.

This week on Hope & Humanity, I'm joined by the reigning Mrs. Florida Black United States—Kasi Gonzalez—to talk about...

💬 What Juneteenth really means 👑 Competing for the Mrs. Black United States crown 📣 Utilizing initiatives like Babblin’ Beauty and #PrettyPolitical to ignite civic engagement

It’s bold. It’s brilliant. And it’s a celebration of beauty with backbone. 🎧 Listen now!

Join me for a candid talk with Andrea Matthes of imperfectlife.com about the trauma caused by years of diet culture, and why you don't have to love your body to respect it.

If you’re tired of chasing someone else’s version of “healthy,” this episode is your guide to reset and start again.

Joins us for a much-needed conversation on what it really means to care for your mental health in a world that won’t slow down.

Learn about the history and mission of The Ground Up Project, a bold new initiative to create safe, supportive housing and services for autistic adults in Northwest Florida.

www.thegroundupproject.org

In our latest Hope & Humanity episode, I sit down with Susan O’Hara—a fellow lipedema warrior and fierce advocate—to talk about our personal journeys with a condition most doctors still don’t understand.

This conversation is full of honesty, insight, and hope—and it’s one every woman needs to hear.