Black Woman Working..‪.‬ Sheri Nicole

On the April episode of Black Woman Working, we delve into the beauty and empowerment of natural hair and loc care. Joining us for this episode is the incredible Candace Metcalf, the visionary behind Naturally Yours by Candace, a beacon of wisdom and expertise in the realm of natural hair care. With her passion for nurturing and embracing natural beauty, Candace has become a trusted guide for countless individuals on their hair care journey.

Together, we'll explore the significance of natural hair and locs as symbols of cultural identity and self-expression. We'll also delve into the intricacies of caring for and maintaining these styles, discussing tips, techniques, and the importance of hair care practices.

Welcome to the March edition of the Black Woman Working podcast! In this episode, we're honored to feature Sylveonna Latrese, the insightful author behind "Equilibrium." Join us as Sylveonna candidly shares her journey balancing relationships, motherhood, writing, and more, offering invaluable insights into finding harmony amidst life's chaos. Get ready for transformative wisdom and empowering narratives that resonate deeply. Tune in for a dose of motivation, reflection, and inspiration. Plus, don't miss out as Sylveonna treats us to two selections from her book, "Equilibrium."

In this episode of Black Woman Working, hosts Sheri Nicole and Joel engage in a heartfelt conversation with Girard and Tracey Newkirk, founders of Genesis Block. Delving into topics of entrepreneurship, finding love, partnership, and community empowerment, the Newkirks share their inspiring journey and the transformative impact of Genesis Block. From fostering inclusivity to nurturing creativity, their story serves as a beacon of hope for small business owners everywhere. Tune in for a dose of transparency, vulnerability, inspiration and insight into how one couple integrated their personal and professional relationship into a thriving business with the goal of building a more inclusive and prosperous future, block by block.

On this episode of Black Woman Working, we are speaking to Marilyn A. Adibu, Founder and CEO of M.Y.A.A.’S Bridal Party Collection, a rising sensation in the wedding industry, Marilyn brings a unique touch to the bridal scene. Today, we unravel the layers of Marilyn's character - a dichotomy of sweet and fiery, shy yet unapologetically bold. Marilyn shares her journey from healthcare consultant to a force in the wedding industry. Having played roles as a bridesmaid, wedding planner, and having planned weddings herself, Marilyn brings a wealth of firsthand experience to her venture. Marilyn A. Adibu’s journey is a compelling narrative of entrepreneurship done right. Her story is a beacon for aspiring entrepreneurs, demonstrating that with passion, resilience, and strategic thinking, one can indeed turn dreams into reality.

Black women deserve and have the right to openly grieve and be allowed vulnerability. To help create that space, I spoke with Dr. Josalin Hunter and Janee Folston, two Black women therapists who provide us support and strategies that can be implemented during the grieving and loss season. As you will hear, a person is never heal”ed” but rather always heal”ing” and as it is an active process it requires the time, tools, and techniques.

Do men like when women take the initiative? What is a dealbreaker for a man? Will chemistry keep relationships moving forward? What makes a man move from single to dating exclusively to marriage? Hosted by Joel Leavens, the all male panel, featuring Terrance Farrior, JJ Miller, and Bryan Stevens, will dive into questions women want the answers to, without breaking “bro code.”