I'm closing out Season 5 with a powerful conversation featuring Emmy Award-winning TV and Film Producer, Brittany Matthews-Stalworth! Brittany and I graduated from Hampton University together, so it's been a treat to witness her evolution from aspiring news reporter to accomplished producer.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of representation, visibility, and mentorship in the entertainment industry and why preparation and resilience are key to navigating its many twists and turns.

Remember, it's a responsibility and an honor to reach back as you climb and lift others as you lead.

In this episode of What's Mine is Mine, I sit down with Reggie Adewunmi to explore her journey into doula work and why it's so much more than a profession—it's a calling grounded in advocacy, community, and care. We unpack the systemic challenges Black women face during pregnancy and childbirth, the need for more inclusive and supportive environments, and how personal stories can drive powerful change.

This conversation reminds you of the importance of education, gratitude, and showing up for others in a world that too often works against them. Follow her @nativefolk

Ashley Capri's journey is a testament to what happens when purpose meets creativity. From growing up in Toledo, Ohio, to dancing with the Brooklynettes (the NBA Brooklyn Nets' dance team) to launching her own luxury swimwear brand, Capri Swim™, Ashley has always moved with intention. In this episode of What's Mine is Mine, we explore the power of community, representation, and staying true to your identity as you build something bigger than yourself.

We also discussed the realities of entrepreneurship because behind every dream is a lot of dedication and hard work. This conversation inspired me, and I know it will do the same for you!

Check out her website: www.capriswim.com