Just Be Real Sis Podcast

Joi is the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Brand Partnerships at Atlantic Records. In her daily work she is responsible for cultivating partnerships between top musical talent and some of the world's most recognizable brands. Joi is an award winning executive who has produced stellar results for over two decades, most recently culminating in her recent announcement as one of Billboard's 2020 Women in Music Executives. She is also the founder of Culture Creators, a series that includes networking, panel discussions, virtual summits, and mentorship to recognize the black experience in the entertainment industry. Above all, Joi is a champion of people. Her commitment to highlighting the voices of those who often go unrecognized will inspire you and challenge you to show up differently in the world. Society is a better place with people like Joi in it. Join us as we discuss purpose, intention, service, and the REAL view of what it takes to be successful! Just Be Real Sis welcomes Joi Brown! To connect to J

Su Solo is a host, curator of fun, and multimedia personality. She is currently one of the co-hosts of the nationally syndicated radio show "Young Joc and The Streetz Morning Takeover based in Atlanta. A first generation American, based in Atlanta, Su is commonly known as "Your Favorite Ethiopian." While Su is currently enjoying her success, she is very open about her journey. She selflessly shared her battle with depression and what she did to address it. Join us as we share a conversation with her around how she navigated her way through the male-dominated industry of hip hop and WON. In addition to Su's success as a media personality, she was also named as "Influencer of the Year" in Atlanta for her women's rights work and advocacy of women's safety in the Atlanta social scene. In our conversation we discuss why you must speak up, do the work, and get your mind moving! Su gave us the raw truth about what it really means to walk in your truth! The lesson: it isn't always the position you are in, it is how y

Janee Bolden is the Senior Content Director of Bossip and Global Grind. She is the CEO of Curl Mob and cohost of The A Room Show. She has interviewed several of your favorite celebrities including Janet Jackson, NIcki Minaj and many more. She has used her expertise to serve major hip hop organizations, including The Source, SOHH, XXL and Vibe.com. In this episode, we discuss cultural identity, cultural boundaries, self acceptance, collaborating and celebrating one another, prioritizing what really matters and the importance of staying aligned with what is REAL!To connect to Just Be Real Sis:Website- www.justberealsis.comEmail- justberealsis@gmail.comInstagram- @justberealsisFacebook- Just Be Real Sis Podcast To connect and follow Dr. Angela and Candace on Instagram:@drangelaspeaks@camorgan.cm 

To connect to Just Be Real Sis:Website- www.justberealsis.comEmail- justberealsis@gmail.comInstagram- @justberealsisFacebook- Just Be Real Sis Podcast To connect and follow Dr. Angela and Candace on Instagram:@drangelaspeaks@camorgan.cm 

Kayla has been called on to present to the U.S. Senate on Women Entrepreneurship and has been highlighted in Forbes, on 60 minutes, and in a national commercial for Prudential. Committed to winning, Kayla has raised over 4 million dollars for her company, making her one of the most successful independent female CEOs in the country. In addition to her professional success, she is a wife, mother, and community partner. In this episode, Kayla gives us an inside view of what it REALLY takes to function and thrive as a female leader. She shares real stories of challenges and successes. We discussed everything from working with family to walking into rooms of influence as a woman of color and advocating for your earned right to be there. Find out what she said when she was told " Women do not really want to be in the C-suite because it is too hard." Yes, that really happened. This episode provided the opportunity to learn from and highlight another brilliant woman even in a pandemic!

We discuss her amazing book Getting Unstuck: A Guide to Moving Your Career Forward. In this episode the gems are dropping so quickly, you will have to take notes just to keep up! Meredith was the youngest director in history for McDonald's Corporation and 3M. She is currently the President and CEO of Leverette Weekes, a consulting firm that specializes in helping women leaders advance at work, tell their stories, and fulfill their goals. She has been featured in multiple publications including Ebony, Black Enterprise, and Diversity Woman. She is a successful woman who has her finger on the pulse of the struggles and triumphs that come with being a woman on the move! If you have ever felt stuck and had no clue of how to break the cycle, this is an episode that you do not want to miss! Tell a friend, they will thank you for it! 

Kibi is a business leader and C-Suite executive with over 15 years experience. After studying in Singapore for high school, she completed her undergraduate studies at Harvard College and completed her MBA at New York University Stern School of Business. She is an Emmy award winning film producer and Digital Strategy Professional. Most recently, she served as the former President of Red Table Talk with Jada Pinkett Smith. In this rich conversation, we discuss everything from gratitude to wealth generation! We talk about making major moves even when afraid, the gift of a global world view, listening to your inner voice,  the necessity of power circles and much more! There are so many nuggets of wisdom in this episode! Kibi's stories will inspire you to expand what you believe is possible and encourage you to dream big! Enjoy!

 In this episode, Just Be Real Sis welcomes Carol Coletta. Carol is the president and CEO of the Memphis River Parks Partnership. She is leading a partnership, with a number of other businesswomen,  who are committed to creating common spaces in major cities with an important goal in mind, equity and access for all. Moreover, Carol understands the importance of community engagement and alignment. Carol speaks of the opportunities and benefits of citizens coming together to create city destinations that welcome everyone regardless of socioeconomic status or zip code. We discuss everything from the power of women working together, to the value of diversity and inclusion in city planning. In a phrase, she gets it. In our conversation, we heard Carol's mission, but we also heard her heart. This is an episode where you will hear what advocacy really sounds like. There are so many life gems and REAL moments in this episode. Get your pens and notebooks ready! 

George began his career in finance for E-Trade Financial and JP Morgan Chase. He soon discovered that his passions were connected to a completely different industry, music. He left the boardroom and found himself in the DJ booth. He discovered his talent for promoting and managing entertainers in college and that talent ultimately took him to over 30 countries around the world. He served as road manager for rap artist 2 Chainz for seven years and toured with multiple entertainment superstars including Tamar Braxton and Nicki Minaj. He is an actor, writer of two independent films, and currently has a project on Amazon Prime.  Listen as he describes how your relationships and your reputation can be your greatest assets. In this episode, we discuss the journey of pursuing multiple talents and removing limitations around what is possible. What happens when your passion can't wait? 

On this episode we unpack what it is REALLY like to be a woman of color in the workplace. We share real and vulnerable experiences and put everything on the table. What happens when you are the only person of color on a team where micro-aggressions are the norm and you have no allies? What is it like to be underestimated, openly criticized, and directly discriminated against? More importantly, what do you do when it happens and how do you handle the psychological and emotional residue that is left behind? This conversation is not only real, it is necessary. To connect to Just Be Real Sis:Website- www.justberealsis.comEmail- justberealsis@gmail.comInstagram- @justberealsisFacebook- Just Be Real Sis Podcast To connect and follow Dr. Angela and Candace on Instagram:@drangelaspeaks@camorgan.cm 

Listen as our guest, teen advocate Kelsey Morgan, gives us an honest account of what it is REALLY like being a teenager today. Some of what you learn may surprise you and some of it just may inspire you. It is time to have critical conversations with our youth and this episode may help provide direction on how to start.  To connect to Just Be Real Sis:Website- www.justberealsis.comEmail- justberealsis@gmail.comInstagram- @justberealsisFacebook- Just Be Real Sis Podcast To connect and follow Dr. Angela and Candace on Instagram:@drangelaspeaks@camorgan.cm 

On this episode, we welcome teen advocate Kelsey Morgan, daughter of our co-host Candace! If you want to hear a REAL conversation with best practices of how to begin the tough conversations with the youth in your life, this is the show for you! We tackle many topics like body image, peer pressure, bullying, social media influence, educational pressure, dating, anxiety, depression and much more. Just remember, when you ask your teen what they think, be prepared to hear the answer. Enjoy Just Be Real LITTLE Sis.To connect to Just Be Real Sis:Website- www.justberealsis.comEmail- justberealsis@gmail.comInstagram- @justberealsisFacebook- Just Be Real Sis Podcast To connect and follow Dr. Angela and Candace on Instagram:@drangelaspeaks@camorgan.cm 

“Authenticity is the daily practice of letting go of who we think we are supposed to be and embracing who we actually are.”Very few of us feel comfortable being our authentic selves because we don’t see ourselves as remarkable. We don’t realize that authenticity is the one thing, more than anything, that makes us unique.Join us as we cover this and more with our special guest, motivational speaker and global CEO Malcolm "MJ" Harris! #podcast #podcasting #spotify #podcastlife #radio #youtube #podcastshow #applepodcast #inspiration #MJHarris #art #shepodcast 

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Have you ever been told you always raise the bar? Do you ever feel like you suffer from imposter syndrome? Is your cape worn out yet? Is society harder on women than men? Do you constantly feel judged? Strong fear of failure? Still can’t find that balance?

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Do you believe that true collaboration is possible? Have you been disappointed multiple times when attempting to collaborate with others, but want to move past the hurt? In this episode, Dr. Angela and Candace have a powerful conversation with Sherica Hymes, founder of The Total Women’s Summit and Jackie Houser about both the benefits and barriers that women sometimes face when working together.

Did you know that your willingness to share your success directly impacts your earning potential over time? Your fear of celebrating yourself could be costing you money, partnerships and future opportunities. In this episode Candace and Dr. Angela discuss the tendency for women to minimize or hide their success. They discuss the importance of not only owning one's success, but also encouraging others to do the same. At the end of this episode you will be looking for every opportunity to share your greatness!

This episode shines a light on the concept of white privilege from the perspective of two successful men from both sides of the issue. We know that this is a sensitive subject, but we believe Stephen Hoffman and Dr. Otis Anderson dive into their life experiences and lessons we can learn and share about this subject.