The Process Podcast Amonté Martin and Quavon Taylor

Kendra Talley joins us on this episode of The Process Podcast to share her story of growing up in Greenville, South Carolina, her experiences attending Lander University, her transition from South Carolina to Florida to attend FAMU, and what inspired her to write a book titled You Can Do It Too. Kendra also shares what advice she would give to her younger self and what thrust the process means to her.

Stephen "Boss" Bostick joins us on this episode of The Process Podcast to share his story of growing up in Miami, Florida, his experience earning a football scholarship to attend Carson Newson University, and what led him to attend Fort Valley State University. Boss shares how at one point in his life he contemplated suicide, as a result, he found his passion and healing in bodybuilding. Boss also shares advice he would give to his younger self and what trust the process means to him.

Nate Evans, Jr. joins us on this episode on The Process Podcast to share his story of growing up in Pleasantville, New Jersey. Nate also shares how he became a mental health advocate, what led him to write his first book - Building Muscle, and his experiences attending five colleges and the lessons he has learned from each stop.

Janet Reyes joins us on this episode of The Process Podcast to share her story of growing up in Los Angeles, California, as the youngest of 9, and to Mexican immigrant parents. Janet shares her experiences growing up in a Jehovah witness household with parents who owned a restaurant, and what led her to dropout of school and run away to Mexico. Janet also shares what it was like to go back to college as a first generation student, how her son changed her life, and what advice she would give to her younger self.

Dr. Jhaimy Fernandez joins us on this episode of The Process Podcast to share her story of growing up in East Los Angeles, California to Mexican immigrant parents. Dr. Fernandez shares her experiences of attending UCLA, how she found out she had testing anxiety and ADHD, what led her to become a physician, and her experience transitioning from southern California to Vermont for med school. Dr. Fernandez also highlights how it felt to transition from medical student to practicing physician, what advice she would give her younger self, and what trust the process means to her.

Virginia State University's 14th President, Dr. Makola M. Abdullah joins us this week to share his story of growing up in Chicago, IL, his early childhood academic aspirations, why he chose to attend Howard University for undergrad and Northwestern University for his PhD.

Dr. Abdullah also shares his experiences overcoming imposter syndrome, what trust the process means to him, and his transitions from student to professor/advisor and from professor/advisor to university administrator/president.