A Different Kinda Woman

Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson
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Welcome to a different kind of space. A cinematic sanctuary designed explicitly for the evolution of the modern, grown woman. For the high-achieving woman who has mastered the art of the pivot, built the career, and held it all together—this is your invitation to finally step behind the mask of your success. Hosted by Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson, this is a premium room far removed from the noise of superficial trends and surface-level dialogue. Here, maturity is a prerequisite, vulnerability is our strength, and deep, unmasked conversation is treated as medicine. Alongside global leaders, visionary entrepreneurs, and cultural icons, Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson dives into the exact personal crucibles that shape who we are. We are pulling back the curtain on: Navigating emotionally safe, high-level love.Reclaiming a grounded, magnetic feminine power.Entering the ultimate art of the collective breakthrough. This isn’t just a podcast. It is a curated environment for women who are ready to give and gain the kind of wisdom that inspires a deeper understanding of self. If you are ready to unmask the old and reclaim your complete wholeness... Welcome home. ✨ Subscribe now and step into the sanctuary.

  1. 2d ago

    She Wrote 270 Love Stories. Then Hers Ended. (Carla Dupont)

    Carla Dupont has written and published more than 270 books, many of them love stories. Then her own marriage ended — and she had to learn who she was outside of being someone’s wife. Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson and Carla talk honestly about performing for love, the masks we carry, and why Carla chose to heal before stepping into a new relationship. Plus: why Dr. Stacii doesn’t believe in compromise, what emotional safety really feels like, and why loving yourself first is essential. Key moments: 06:07 “Carla, I’m leaving you” 10:58 The masks we wear 15:13 Compromise vs. collaboration 18:37 Trusting the woman you’ve become 21:31 What emotional safety looks like 27:16 Healing before the next relationship 33:07 The takeaway Watch the full conversation on YouTube, and subscribe to A Different Kinda Woman wherever you listen.: https://youtu.be/wfHMnjT3EN4

    She Wrote 270 Love Stories. Then Hers Ended. (Carla Dupont)

  2. Oct 26

    Stop Lighting Up Rooms That Don’t Light You Back ( Yasha Jackson)

    What if the room is only “lit” because you’re doing all the lighting? Actress Yasha Jackson joins Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson to talk about rebuilding a life from rest instead of performance. After a critical medical emergency and about a month in the ICU, Yasha is restructuring her life in a new way, and learning what it means to mourn relationships that could not pour back into her. Dr. Stacii shares a simple friendship audit: write down the names, write down the facts, and let facts lead when feelings get cloudy. They also talk about the five levels of vulnerability, the shift from doing to being, and the collaborative community that brings Yasha unmasked joy. Yasha Jackson is an actress with credits on Netflix, HBO and Showtime. She lives in Harlem and is building her own creative projects. Watch the full episode on YouTube, and listen wherever you get your podcasts. https://youtu.be/RYc1NYHTK0o

    Stop Lighting Up Rooms That Don’t Light You Back ( Yasha Jackson)

  3. Oct 19

    Love Was Full. It Still Wasn't Enough (Dr. Terrell Hunt)

    Sometimes the love is full, and it still isn't enough. Dr. Terrell Hunt, an Atlanta-based esthetician and acne expert, sits down with Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson to talk about a season of loss that taught her more about herself than any before it: a divorce, a business transition, and friendships that changed. • Why unresolved patterns show up in the closest relationships • Chasing versus attracting, and what it means to be rather than do • Empathy without acceptance: caring about someone and keeping your boundary • Rest, grief, and choosing yourself • Staying open to love without waiting to be perfect Content note: This conversation includes themes of divorce and childhood abuse. Watch the full video on YouTube. Streaming Now On YT!

    Love Was Full. It Still Wasn't Enough (Dr. Terrell Hunt)

  4. Oct 12

    Familiar Isn’t Healthy: How Monica Horton Broke a Generational Cycle (Monica Horton)

    After losing her husband to violence, Monica Horton moved to Atlanta with a purpose: to work on herself. Seventeen years later, she joins Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson for an honest, tender conversation about what healing has really looked like. In this episode: • Why familiar isn’t the same as healthy • Growing up around addiction and watching her mother’s strength • The decision to fight for herself and for her children • Getting to know Christ again first, then meeting herself all over again • Why being “quick to love” isn’t the same as healing • What it means to become your own peace This episode includes discussion of loss, addiction, and depression. Watch the full video conversation on YouTube.https://youtu.be/uLKrcgl3Ba4

  5. Oct 5

    From Yes Woman to Whole Woman: Learning to Set Boundaries in Love (Zyria Brown)

    Loving a good partner doesn’t mean losing yourself. Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson sits down with Zyria Brown, a mom of three, to talk about the patterns we carry from past relationships, the “yes woman” habit, and how to protect your peace in a house full of love. In this episode: • Why it helps to look at your past, even when your present relationship is good • How moving quickly in love can keep you from really knowing someone • How saying yes to everyone else can leave you running on empty • A simple three-part conversation for asking your partner for space: affirm, share how you feel, invite their input • Why setting boundaries isn’t selfish, it’s necessary Content note: This episode includes discussion of past domestic abuse and stalking. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or thehotline.org. Watch the full video conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nR2SbXIVGKw

    From Yes Woman to Whole Woman: Learning to Set Boundaries in Love (Zyria Brown)

  6. Oct 1

    Your Children Don’t Need a Perfect Past (Kat Harrison)

    "Your children don’t need a perfect past, y’all. They need a mother who models herself today with self-love." (Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson) Former professional basketball player, mother of three, and woman of faith Kat Harrison joins Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson for an honest, tender conversation about leaving an abusive relationship, releasing the guilt that followed, and asking a question many mothers forget to ask: What does Kat do for Kat? In this episode: • Why looking for potential in a partner isn’t a flaw • What it takes to leave • Anxious attachment, worthiness, and the "kids first" story • Why you can’t rewrite yesterday by overfunctioning today • The power of buying yourself the flowers • Golf, joy, and the peace of doing something just for you Key moments: 05:37 Not a flaw: doing your best with what you knew 13:14 The decision to leave 18:10 What does Kat do for Kat? 23:05 Making a new choice 23:47 The flowers moment 27:59 Golf and pure, unmasked joy 29:33 Dr. Stacii’s takeaway This episode includes a discussion of domestic abuse. If you or someone you know needs support, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE), by texting START to 88788, or at thehotline.org. Watch the full video conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/c-AldZJJnjE

    Your Children Don’t Need a Perfect Past (Kat Harrison)

  7. Sep 23

    What Are You Willing to Lose? Divorce, Faith & Choosing Herself (Patrice Washington)

    What would you be willing to lose to have everything you believe God has called you to? For Patrice Washington, that one question — asked by a coach as she approached 40 — brought a truth to the surface she’d been carrying for years. In this honest, tender conversation with Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson, Patrice opens up about the end of her marriage of more than 15 years, why so many accomplished women try to love someone into change, the vows she wrote to herself, and why she’s embracing a season of being single by choice. It’s real, it’s full of sisterly love — and yes, Dr. Stacii lovingly pushes back. In this episode: • The question that stopped Patrice in her tracks • “Nothing changed about him. I just learned to love myself more.” • Why it’s not always low self-esteem that keeps us staying • Why alignment takes more than feelings • Living from option, not obligation • Choosing yourself after 30 years of centering relationships • Watching the next generation let her yes be her yes Subscribe to A Different Kinda Woman for honest conversations about love, healing and becoming. Share this with a woman who needs permission to choose herself. #ADifferentKindaWoman #PatriceWashington #SingleByChoice #ChooseYourself #HealingAfterDivorce

  8. Sep 16

    Mom Guilt, Postpartum and The Heavy Cost I Paid For My Joy (Kristen Mychelle)

    Can a woman fully love her family without abandoning the parts of herself that make her feel alive? In this deeply honest episode of A Different Kinda Woman, Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson sits down with dancer, choreographer, Pilates instructor, and mother Kristen Mychelle for a vulnerable conversation about postpartum depression, anxiety, mom guilt, identity, and the emotional cost of pursuing joy. Kristen shares how becoming a mother to twins changed her life in ways she never expected. After struggling with severe postpartum depression and anxiety, she fought her way back to herself and eventually returned to the career she loved. Going on tour made her feel alive again, but when she came home and saw how deeply her absence had affected her young son, that joy quickly became guilt. She began to question whether being a devoted mother and a fulfilled woman could truly coexist. Together, Dr. Stacii and Kristen unpack the pressure women feel to choose between family and purpose, the danger of allowing our wounded inner child to make grown-woman decisions, and why loving your children should not require burying the gifts God placed inside you. In this episode, they explore: • Kristen’s experience with postpartum depression and anxiety • The pressure to become the “perfect” mother • Why pursuing joy can trigger guilt in women • The struggle to balance motherhood, partnership, and career • How childhood wounds can influence adult decisions • The difference between loving your family and abandoning yourself • Creating a new vision for your life instead of living by outdated expectations • Finding your way back to your purpose, passion, and authentic self This conversation is for every woman who has ever felt guilty for wanting more, felt pressured to shrink for the people she loves, or wondered whether choosing herself meant failing her family. You do not have to choose between being a loving mother and a thriving woman. Your family can matter deeply, and so can you. Subscribe to A Different Kinda Woman here and the video of the show on @StaciiJaeJohnson Youtube page and share this episode with a woman who needs permission to release the guilt, reclaim her joy, and step fully into her purpose.

    Mom Guilt, Postpartum and The Heavy Cost I Paid For My Joy (Kristen Mychelle)
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Welcome to a different kind of space. A cinematic sanctuary designed explicitly for the evolution of the modern, grown woman. For the high-achieving woman who has mastered the art of the pivot, built the career, and held it all together—this is your invitation to finally step behind the mask of your success. Hosted by Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson, this is a premium room far removed from the noise of superficial trends and surface-level dialogue. Here, maturity is a prerequisite, vulnerability is our strength, and deep, unmasked conversation is treated as medicine. Alongside global leaders, visionary entrepreneurs, and cultural icons, Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson dives into the exact personal crucibles that shape who we are. We are pulling back the curtain on: Navigating emotionally safe, high-level love.Reclaiming a grounded, magnetic feminine power.Entering the ultimate art of the collective breakthrough. This isn’t just a podcast. It is a curated environment for women who are ready to give and gain the kind of wisdom that inspires a deeper understanding of self. If you are ready to unmask the old and reclaim your complete wholeness... Welcome home. ✨ Subscribe now and step into the sanctuary.

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  • Creator
    Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    A Different Kinda Woman

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