Girl You So Random Dr Holly

In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of talking with Amanda B. She is an aspiring comedian
from North Philly who started doing stand-up comedy to get over stage fright. Now, she's taking over stages and making the crowd go crazy with her comedic anecdotes about her atypical life.  

Follow her on IG @AmandaBcomedy. 

Vocals by: Dian Sentino @belifuna

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In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of talking with Sade Fantroyal is the founder of The African American Initiative Center and SaxeSpeaks, an accessible platform to amplify the ideas of everyday people while building community. She established these organizations to close the gap between community, research, resources, and sustainable outcomes. She takes pride in her community outreach and organizing work, acknowledging that community is essential for liberation. Sade leads various initiatives focused on improving life wellness. She prioritizes amplifying community voices, addressing disparities, promoting mental health, improving literacy, and providing free resources.

Follow her on IG: @Saxe_speaks

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Vocals by: Dian Sentino @belifuna

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In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of talking with Nicaraguan-born Tania Romero, a writer-director, editor, and cinematographer. Her work has been selected at the 69th Cannes Film Festival Short Corner, Cine Las Americas, SXSW, WorldFest Houston, and ICARO International Film Festival among other festivals. As a visual storyteller, her work focuses on the concerns of marginalized communities and highlighting the contributions of women in our society. She is a world traveler, amateur cook, animal-lover, and multilingual artist-philosopher. Currently she is an assistant professor of media production and media studies at Villanova University.
This episode is sponsored by Mommy Marayam, hair and body products that cater to mommy and child. You can buy products for you and your baby at www.mommymarayam.com
Vocals by: Dian Sentino @belifuna
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In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of talking with Liberty, the Founder/Creative Principal of Manic Metallic, a fashion media company built around the ethos of respecting fashion as an art, discipline, and societal force for change. Having begun with online publishing in 2019, Manic Metallic was a response to the fashion industry becoming overly commercialized at a cost to quality coverage of talent native to fashion itself. Now, Manic Metallic has evolved into a company that creates audio, written, and video content. Liberty also hosts “The Manic Metallic Podcast,” available wherever you get your podcasts, and is the author of Alternative Fashion Capitals: A Survey of Twenty Cities of Emerging Thought Leadership. She has covered multiple fashion weeks & trade shows, never tiring from any of it because she loves supporting design talent.
 Follow her on FB/IG/X/Pinterest: @manicmetallic
Visit her website: www.manicmetallic.com
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products that cater to mommy and child. You can buy products for you and your baby at www.mommymarayam.com
Vocals by: Dian Sentino @belifuna
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In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of talking with Taja Morris, the founder and executive director of Sisters with an Agenda. Sisters with an Agenda utilizes the principles of effective mentorship to positively impact the lives of Black girls and Black women. Sisters with an Agenda gives tips, tools, resources and offers a safe space for Black girls and women to engage in non-judgemental dialogue with the goal to provide and build healthy relationships, establish a personal and professional mission, while working on personal development. Taja noted that without her mother and the women mentors she had throughout her life, she would not be where she is today. She wants Black girls and women to have the same mentorship and guidance to feel secure in becoming successful! Taja is also a coach, creator, and advocate in Philadelphia.


Follow her on IG: @sisterswithanagenda_newpage

Visit her website: https://www.sisterswithanagendavillage.org/

This episode is sponsored by Mommy Marayam, hair and body products that cater to mommy and child. You can buy products for you and your baby at www.mommymarayam.com

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In this episode of Girl, You So Random, I had the pleasure of kicking the breeze with Comedienne and writer Bre Smiley who masquerades as a beautiful, intelligent professional black woman navigating the world of life, love, and relationships or lack thereof. On stage and via her pen, her creative, resilience, and free spirit makes this comedienne an ever-entertaining enigma!

You can follow her on IG @ theofficialbresmiley

FB: Bre Smiley

TT: @bresmiley

This episode is sponsored by Mommy Marayam, hair and body products that cater to mommy and child. You can buy products for you and your baby at www.mommymarayam.com

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