In Her Words: Working Conversations by Women

I had the honor of speaking with the producer of the recent, critically acclaimed film Pretty Problems, which charts the journey of a woman seduced by the opulent lifestyle of the wealthy. The film's producer, Katya Alexander, tells us about her ten years in the business since she was 16 years old. She talks about how she uses comedy to educate people and how she has worked with modern technologies to make this possible. You can now watch it on Amazon, Google Play, and  iTunes

Five years have passed since the tragic Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, and we had the opportunity to speak with Ashley Hoff, the executive producer of the new four-part documentary series "11 Minutes," who is also a survivor. This series tells the story from the survivors' perspectives and demonstrates the importance of bravery, resiliency, and community.

The picture of the life you want is not always the reality of what it truly is. Often we just move on in life and never allow ourselves to grieve the life we thought we wanted. We speak to Clinical Psychologist Aanu about the importance of grieving the life you thought you'd have, mental health in the workplace, and the importance of therapy.

In a world where everything is fast-paced, many of us feel like we are left behind when we don't automatically get the success we crave. Alyssa gives us insight into how to build a six-figure business after two failed businesses and how it was not as instant as all the social media "Gurus" tell us it will be. 

In this series, we will be speaking to women who work behind the scenes in the advocacy space. In this episode, we speak to Lipalesa Morake a senior manager of strategic partnership at Global Citizen Africa, where she facilitates the BeyGood fellowship and Curtis Scholars, both youth development programs.

June was National Men's Mental Health Month and we spoke to Gcobani, Thami, and Kamo about the effectiveness of having a strong community as men to aid mental health, Fatherhood, their standing as men in modern society, and navigating romantic relationships.

Chi Ilochi is a Nigerian American fashion designer and stylist who uses her platform to heal, empower and inspire others through her work. As a result, fashion serves a purpose. I asked her how she does it and why!

It’s Africa Day! This conversation between contemporary African women is about our role in driving Africa ahead, the economic influence women hold and our privilege as women with voices.

As we all know depression is a silent killer. In this interview we touch on the effects of sexual assault and navigating your way through life, depression and the high suicide rates by black men

This Men's Health Month caught up with Thabiso Mongane and had a conversation centred what being a man in the 21st century entails. As well as touching on Gender Based Violence, Patriarchy, Mental health , Relationships and Entrepreneurship.