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April 9, 2021

Celebrating An Intimate Conversation with Women of Color

Having an #intimateconversation with The #Sisterhood as we celebrate the 1 Year Anniversary of the podcast. LISTEN + SUBSCRIBE + SHARE Prefer to watch?! We got you covered! WATCH + SUBSCRIBE + SHARE https://youtu.be/O2LE01TUBM4 Let's #SOAR and #ElevateWOCVoices together! #intimateconversationWOC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deneen-l-garrett/message
Celebrating An Intimate Conversation with Women of Color
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Celebrating An Intimate Conversation with Women of Color
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April 1, 2021

“Turnup the Volume” with Casandra Townsel

“Children are to be seen and not heard.” “Sit down and shut-up.” “Who are you to talk?!” I’m sure you’ve heard this at some point in your life whether directly or not. Have you thought about the impact these words have on others? Sometimes life experiences and people cause us to turn down our volumes. Listen as Casandra Townsel shares her experiences and encourages us to “Turnup the Volume” and be heard in this week’s episode. Ways to Connect: Website: https://www.blossoming-hope.com/ IG: http...
“Turnup the Volume” with Casandra Townsel
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
“Turnup the Volume” with Casandra Townsel
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March 25, 2021

Defining Moments with La Charmine (L.A.) Jefferson

There are things that happen in our lives which determine who we are, what we’re made of and direct our paths. It could be having a child right after college, losing a husband, meeting a mentor or, all three as happened for La Charmine “L.A.” Jefferson. All these experiences formed “L.J”. as I call her. They provided the strength she needed to endure, to conquer and to thrive. Listen to this week’s episode to learn how each experience fueled her and, how she “feels the fear” and “says Yes” anywa...
Defining Moments with La Charmine (L.A.) Jefferson
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Defining Moments with La Charmine (L.A.) Jefferson
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March 19, 2021

Being True to Yourself with Diamond Sade

It takes strength to navigate spaces that were not made for us. We are often expected to assimilate. Diamond Sade is not one to fit in. She was born to show up in her authenticity. Once she learned of her ancestry, she vowed to live her life “in their strength”. Check out the episode for more. This week’s guest is Diamond Sade, data engineer, entrepreneur, and educator. She is passionate about exposing minority communities to STEM fields and helping with career navigation. Diamond Sadeis also t...
Being True to Yourself with Diamond Sade
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Being True to Yourself with Diamond Sade
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March 11, 2021

“Name It, Reframe It, Restore It” with Sally Chan

“Name It, Reframe It, Restore It”. “Say it loud!” “Speak up and speak out.” are several calls to action from this week’s guest, my sister, Sally Chan. Sally and I believe once you know what a thing is, call it by its name, you are in power and empowered to own it and make the life you want. Listen as we discuss our Brene Brown revelations, turning a lunch into a lasting sisterhood, and creating a path for those who are not yet ready. This week’s guest is Sally Chan, a seasoned corporate social ...
“Name It, Reframe It, Restore It” with Sally Chan
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
“Name It, Reframe It, Restore It” with Sally Chan
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March 4, 2021

The Liberation of Self-Responsibility with Christine Cariño

Christine Cariño and I talked about what’s needed to live a life outside of the boxes we’ve been placed in. We talked about freeing yourself from what holds you back, so it was no surprise that the two women who have impacted Christine the most embodied this. Gabriela Silang, one of Christine’s ancestors, was a leader of a revolt in the Philippines and, Harriet Tubman, liberated her people. Listen to this week’s episode to hear more about this and, to “reconnect + reclaim” = to thrive. This wee...
The Liberation of Self-Responsibility with Christine Cariño
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
The Liberation of Self-Responsibility with Christine Cariño
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Feb. 25, 2021

Under My Own Terms - My Way with Jennefer Witter

"An Intimate Conversation with Jennifer Witter: A Woman Who Lifts Up Sisters" "An Intimate Conversation with Jennifer Witter: A Woman Who Lifts Up Sisters" Listen on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Other Podcast Players In this episode Jennefer and Deneen, discuss: [00:09:00] Challenges faced by women of color. [00:14:47] Recognizing the power within. [00:21:28] Delayed dreams and personal growth. Transcript Do you want more out of life? Are you ready to live boldly in pursuit of your dreams? ...
Under My Own Terms - My Way with Jennefer Witter
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Under My Own Terms - My Way with Jennefer Witter
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Feb. 18, 2021

“Grace Leads to Growth” with Griselda Garibay

Sometimes we expect things to be a certain way and they turn out differently. Often, we are so busy being there for others we neglect ourselves. Other times we are constantly in “go” mode and not appreciating the little things. Griselda Garibay, a friend, and champion of ICW, Principal of Bayville Strategic Consulting, and I delve into this and so much more in this week’s episode. Listen to hear more. Griselda is a multicultural, multilingual Latina executive with experience in startups, nonprof...
“Grace Leads to Growth” with Griselda Garibay
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
“Grace Leads to Growth” with Griselda Garibay
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Feb. 11, 2021

Because Because: It HAD to Exist with Arlan Hamilton

If you have an idea and ever wonder if you should keep going, take a cue from Arlan Hamilton and reflect: If 5 years down the road that thing you imagined did not exist and it bothers you and/or, if it did exist without you getting credit and you’re not okay, keep going. “It HAD to Exist!” Check out this episode for more. It was such a pleasant surprise to meet Arlan IRL on Saturday, March 12th in Las Vegas at the Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit. Arlan is a kind and giving person. She wa...
Because Because: It HAD to Exist with Arlan Hamilton
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Because Because: It HAD to Exist with Arlan Hamilton
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Feb. 5, 2021

“Black Womxn, Be LOUD” - How to Own Your Black Womxn excellence with B. Pagels-Minor

Reflecting on how to live a life of awesomeness, B. Pagels-Minor, a trans-nonbinary lesbian; board member of Howard Brown Health and the YWCA, both in Chicago, where they lobby for equality and equity for WoC and who spells women with an “x” is...
“Black Womxn, Be LOUD” - How to Own Your Black Womxn excellence with B. Pagels-Minor
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
“Black Womxn, Be LOUD” - How to Own Your Black Womxn excellence with B. Pagels-Minor
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Jan. 28, 2021

Persisting through Adversity with Dr. Angela Gala Gonzalez, MD, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Often as Black women, and WOC, we have proven ourselves and it’s still not enough. We have a choice to give in or persist. Listen to this week’s episode as Dr. Angela Gala Gonzalez, MD, M.Sc., Ph.D., shares a very pivotal moment in her life when she was faced with this decision and how she handled it. Connect: Coaching: https://www.healthcoachmatch.com/coaches/united-states/texas/houston/a-gala-gonzalez_coach-67609/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gala0128/?locale=en_US Facebook: https:/...
Persisting through Adversity with Dr. Angela Gala Gonzalez, MD, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Persisting through Adversity with Dr. Angela Gala Gonzalez, MD, M.Sc., Ph.D.
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Jan. 22, 2021

“Grab Those Voices” with Heather R. Younger, J.D.

As an expert on employee engagement and human resource management, CEO of Employee Fanatix, an Executive coach and author of her second book, coming out in April, "The Art of Caring Leadership," Heather R. Younger, J.D., goes deep with her clients in an effort to “grab those voices” that are not always heard. Listen to this week’s episode to learn more about this important work. Connect: Email: heather@heatheryounger.com Resources: Website: heatheryounger.com Speaker’s reel: https://youtu.be/p-...
“Grab Those Voices” with Heather R. Younger, J.D.
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
“Grab Those Voices” with Heather R. Younger, J.D.
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Jan. 7, 2021

Occupy Space with CoachKemi

CoachKemi Oyesola, helps Black Female Managers/Directors Aspiring for CSuite/Board Engage in Strategic Thinking, Raise Their Impact & Profile & Get Promoted. She is also a Cranfield Doctoral Researcher and is checked in from the UK. CoachKemi doesn’t get caught up the past instead she taps into her power and occupies her time with legacy building, impacting others, and making a difference. What does occupy your time mean?In this week’s episode, CoachKemi shares how she came up with a plan to mak...
Occupy Space with CoachKemi
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Occupy Space with CoachKemi
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Jan. 6, 2021

Building a Personal Board of Directors: The Power of a Supportive Network with Lollie-Ramirez-Bennett

🎙️ Building a Personal Board of Directors: The Power of a Supportive Network 🔥 Season 2, Episode 3 – This One’s a Game-Changer! What if I told you the secret to success isn’t what you know, but who holds you accountable? In this episode, Lollie Ramirez-Bennett drops GEMS on how to build your Personal Board of Directors—a powerhouse circle that keeps you leveling up. 💡 🎶 ABOUT LOLLIE RAMIREZ-BENNETT Women of AT&T President Emeritus | Career & Life Transition Coach | Trend Analyst | Thought Leade...
Building a Personal Board of Directors: The Power of a Supportive Network with Lollie-Ramirez-Bennett
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Building a Personal Board of Directors: The Power of a Supportive Network with Lollie-Ramirez-Bennett
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Dec. 31, 2020

Wishes for the New Year with Joy M. Hutton

Welcome to Season 2 & Happy New Year! In this week’s episode, Joy and I talk about how she invests in others, her experience on OWN's Ready to Love, a dream deferred yet not dead, the loss of her sister and what she’s “Ready 2…” in 2021. Are You Ready? Check out the episode for more. Joy M. Hutton is a native of Chicago, Illinois. She has dedicated her professional life to helping others through professional and business development for over a decade. Joy graduated from Bowdoin College in Brun...
Wishes for the New Year with Joy M. Hutton
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Wishes for the New Year with Joy M. Hutton
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Dec. 24, 2020

Reflections with Host Deneen L. Garrett

Reflecting on this year and pausing to pay homage to those we’ve lost. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deneen-l-garrett/message
Reflections with Host Deneen L. Garrett
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Reflections with Host Deneen L. Garrett
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Dec. 17, 2020

How to Find Your Passion and Discover Your Zest for Life with Jeniece Paige

Our final guest of 2020 Jeniece Paige, health and Wellness Life Coach and creator of Ready 4 the Dress, was reluctant to answer her call. She was fearful of not being of good service. When she did answer, not only did she impact others, she also realized a dream. How to Find Your Passion and Discover Your Zest for Life. Check out the episode to for more. Deneen L. Garrett, is the Host of the An Intimate Conversation with Women of Color podcast. She is also the Founder & CEO of Deneen Consults w...
How to Find Your Passion and Discover Your Zest for Life with Jeniece Paige
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
How to Find Your Passion and Discover Your Zest for Life with Jeniece Paige
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Dec. 10, 2020

The Purple Butterfly: A Hopeful Symbol for Lupus with Sandy Epps

Butterflies are reminders of where Sandra “Sandy” Epps, founder of Sandy’s Land Publishing House and Entertainment Service, has been and where she is going. When Lupus patients have flareups, they get a rash in the shape of a butterfly. Sandy is not only reminded of her near-death experiences, she has survived three; she is empowered to keep going and growing. The Purple Butterfly: A Hopeful Symbol for Lupus. Listen to this week’s episode to learn more. Connect: IG: https://www.instagram.com/s...
The Purple Butterfly: A Hopeful Symbol for Lupus with Sandy Epps
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
The Purple Butterfly: A Hopeful Symbol for Lupus with Sandy Epps
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Dec. 3, 2020

Holding Space with Minda Harts

Holding Space is a way to recognize self. As Black women and WOC, we often spend so much time taking care of others. We neglect us. Holding Space - What Does It Mean/Look Like to Hold Space for Someone? Listen to this week’s episode as Minda Harts, TEDex speaker and bestselling author of The Memo-What Women of Color Need shares more on giving YOU permission to take care of YOU. Minda is my favorite podcaster so this was truly a fangirl moment. Resources: Minda Harts https://www.mindaharts.com...
Holding Space with Minda Harts
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Holding Space with Minda Harts
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Nov. 24, 2020

Adventures with Purposewith Erica Lynn

Learn techniques to discover your purpose with Erica Lynn, Best Selling Author, Motivational Speaker, Transformation Coach & Host of Erica Lynn Speaks Podcast. Step 1 is Healing. Erica answers What is My Purpose? Listen to learn more on this week’s episode. Connect: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericalynnspeaks/ Resources: Website https://ericalynnspeaks.com/ Work with Deneen: https://deneenconsults.com/ All episodes: https://www.deneenlgarrett.com/
Adventures with Purposewith Erica Lynn
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Adventures with Purposewith Erica Lynn
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Nov. 19, 2020

Deferred, Not Defeated with LaQuana Sheppard

In this week’s episode, LaQuana Sheppard, Founder/Curator of Black Mom’s Club CT, shares how sometimes we need to allow ourselves the time to grieve while relying on our support system to help nurse us back to power. Deferred, Not Defeated. Listen to this week’s episode to hear more. Connect: Email blackmomclub@gmail.com IG https://www.instagram.com/black_momsclub/ IG and website: @altertherapy & www.alterwellnessservices.com Resources: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/blackmomclub/abo...
Deferred, Not Defeated with LaQuana Sheppard
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Deferred, Not Defeated with LaQuana Sheppard
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Nov. 13, 2020

Embrace Life: It Ain't Over - How to Embrace Life Over 50 with Robin Tillotson

Embrace Life: It Ain't Over - How to Embrace Life Over 50 with Robin Tillotson Robin Tillotson started her business to remind Black women 50+ that “it ain’t over”. As a matter of fact, it’s just beginning. Robin and I talk about this and her thoughtfully curated trips for women ready to LIVE! Robin Tillotson is the Chief Executive/Cultural Officer and host of the “This…I…Do…For…ME!” Podcast. She is an Award Winning Podcaster! Advocate for Joyful Aging! (Retired) Licensed Social Worker! Speaker...
Embrace Life: It Ain't Over - How to Embrace Life Over 50 with Robin Tillotson
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Embrace Life: It Ain't Over - How to Embrace Life Over 50 with Robin Tillotson
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Nov. 5, 2020

Inklings - Listen to Your Inner Voice with Deneen L. Garrett

When things nudge you, listen! Inklings - Listen to Your Inner Voice with Deneen L. Garrett This week's guest, Deneen L. Garrett, is the Host of the An Intimate Conversation with Women of Color podcast. She is also the Founder & CEO of Deneen Consults which sponsors the pod, a Dream Lifestyle Coach and a speaker. Deneen Consults empowers women of color to Live a Dream Lifestyle. Work with Deneen: https://deneenconsults.com/ All episodes: https://www.deneenlgarrett.com/
Inklings - Listen to Your Inner Voice with Deneen L. Garrett
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
Inklings - Listen to Your Inner Voice with Deneen L. Garrett
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Oct. 29, 2020

A Dreams Deferred is a Dream Denied with Lenne Cole

***The title pays homage to my sister, Danyell “Soltreu” Garrett, who transitioned on 10/24/20. It is the title of her 1st book.*** Lenne Cole, aka Madame Tealight, urban farmer, public speaker, published author, crochet artist, and all-around craftsperson, shares how when you do not pursue your dream, you are not in place causing things to be off-balance not only for you, for others as well. A Dreams Deferred is a Dream Denied. Listen to this week’s episode to hear more. Resources: How to Gr...
A Dreams Deferred is a Dream Denied with Lenne Cole
Women of Color: An Intimate Conversation
A Dreams Deferred is a Dream Denied with Lenne Cole