Blatantly Honest with Makaila Nichols Makaila Nichols

Kim Alexis, a renowned supermodel, has embraced a remarkable mission — the empowerment of others. Her prominence in the modeling scene soared during the 1970s and 1980s, as she graced the covers of esteemed publications such as: Sports Illustrated, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Glamour, Self, and Cosmopolitan. In her current endeavors, Kim dedicates her time to inspiring individuals towards adopting a healthy lifestyle. In this candid conversation, we delved into topics like body image, the impact of social media, and the journey through which she discovered her purpose. How does that sound? 😊

Welcome to Blatantly Honest with Makaila Nichols! I'm your host, Makaila. On today's episode I will be interviewing myself because why not?! This way, you will have a better understanding of who I am and the direction that this podcast will be going. I plan to post weekly content and interview guests from a variety of backgrounds, careers and lifestyles. I hope to use this platform to raise awareness on social issues and let people know that they are not alone. So without further Adieu, sit back, relax and become Blatantly Honest. 
 

Chris Lowe is a speaker, writer, influencer for O! (Oprah's magazine), and activist on topics such as suicide and mental health after losing her own son, Hudson Lowe, at age 20. He left behind a speech called "Fall Forward" which motivates Chris to carry on his message to never give up.

Call Me Karizma is an upcoming artist in the world of hip hop and punk rock. He hopes to change the stigmas associated with mental health issues through his music. 

Casey Conroy is an upcoming musical artist who has juggled many obstacles including body-image issues as a young female artist, finding the right people to surround herself with and feelings of self-consciousness. 

Sydney Scotia is an actress known for "Some Assembly Required," "Reboot: The Guardian Code" and more. She now produces and directs her own films including a documentary on domestic abuse. Sydney and Makaila chat about the pressures of living in Hollywood, peer pressure, domestic abuse, body image and more importantly, friendship.