SoJazzieHomeGirl Media & podcast

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Send us a text In this engaging conversation on Sojazzie home Girl Media & Podcast, Jazzie LaneJones interviews Kimberly Middleton affectionately known as Kimmie the Daycare Diva, the founder of Peaceful Sensory, about her journey in creating sensory bins for children, particularly those on the autism spectrum. They discuss the importance of sensory play in child development, the challenges faced by children with sensory issues, and the need for effective communication strategies. Kimmie shares her experiences and insights on how sensory bins can facilitate learning and connection between children and caregivers. The conversation highlights business and the significance of understanding sensory needs and the potential for expanding sensory learning into educational settings. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Erotic Pleasure & Intimacy -Let's Talk About Sex Part 2 w/ Dr Joi Chester 1:07:47

10 weeks назад1:07:47

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Send us a text Let’s Talk About Sexual Erotic Pleasure & Genuine Intimacy Education with Dr. Joi Chester – LIVE! She’s Back for Part 2! You asked, and we’re delivering! This Valentine’s Weekend, join Jazzie LaneJones on Sojazzie Home Girl Media & Podcast as we welcome back, Dr. Joi Chester the powerhouse expert balancing a double life—by day, an influential executive educational leader, and by night, an intimacy coach dedicated to enhancing pleasure. *In this raw, unfiltered, and empowering conversation, we’re diving even deeper into the topics you didn’t ask about last time! What’s on the Table? Healthy sexual relationships & breaking stigmas, kink lifestyles & sexual exploration, Psychological & emotional aspects of pleasure, Trauma, triggers & the importance of trust, Open & honest communication for better intimacy how life changes impact pleasure & personal fulfillment. With over 20 years of experience in education and leadership, Dr. Joi brings her expertise to Everything’s Sexy, her intimacy business where she helps singles, couples, and those in undefined relationships embrace their desires with confidence. As a top Bedroom Kandi Boutique Consultant, she has spent over a decade empowering others to enhance their pleasure, embrace their sexuality, and redefine intimacy on their own terms. This conversation is one you do NOT want to miss! Set your reminders, bring your questions, and get ready for a bold, informative, and electrifying discussion. * Important Podcast Awareness Message – A Candid & Adult Conversation on Sexual Pleasure & Intimacy This conversation is for adults 18+ Mature Content Warning: Listener discretion is advised. #IntimacyEducation #SexualHealth #EverythingsSexy #DrJoiChester #PleasureMatters # Sojazzie Home Girl Media & Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Valentine’s Day Pop-Up -& Black-Owned Business w/" Flowerboy Productions" Alex Holmes 1:02:11

11 weeks назад1:02:11

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Send us a text Join Jazzie LaneJones of Sojazzie Home Girl Media & Podcast and Alex Holmes of Flowerboy Productions for a vibrant Valentine’s Day pop-up podcast celebrating love, creativity, and community. This special episode features conversations with passionate vendors, highlighting the artistry of floral arrangements, the healing essence of flowers, the sweetness of honey, and the power of collaboration in event planning. Listeners will discover unique offerings from local Black-owned businesses, including handcrafted candles, sweet treats, artistic fashion, and more—all in honor of Valentine’s Day and Black History Month. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on the importance of supporting small businesses and cultivating love in every form. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Home Buying -MythBusters w/ The Fixer & Mortgage Broker Eboni Merriwether 1:09:28

11 weeks назад1:09:28

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Send us a text Summary In this engaging conversation, the host of Sojazzie Home Girl Media & Podcast Jazzie LaneJones, and CEO of Proven Mortgage Solutions, Ebony Merriweather discuss the intricacies of home buying and mortgage solutions. They emphasize the importance of understanding the mortgage process, the difference between pre-approval and pre-qualification, and the role of a mortgage broker. Ebony shares her extensive experience in the mortgage industry and highlights the need for transparency and relationship-building in the home-buying process. The discussion aims to educate listeners on the realities of obtaining a mortgage and the common misconceptions that can hinder potential homebuyers. In this conversation, Eboni Merriwether and Jazzie LaneJones discuss the complexities of the home buying process, particularly focusing on the needs of senior homebuyers, the importance of transparency in the loan process, and the role of mortgage brokers in educating clients. They emphasize the significance of understanding loan terms, the necessity of home inspections, and the reality of upfront costs associated with purchasing a home. The discussion also addresses common myths surrounding home buying, particularly the misconception that one can buy a home with "Absolutely No Money Down". In this engaging conversation, Eboni Merriwether and Jazzie LaneJones delve into the intricacies of home buying, particularly focusing on closing costs, the unique considerations for veterans, and the importance of being financially prepared for homeownership. They discuss the myths surrounding mortgage processes and emphasize the need for education and resources for potential home buyers. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding eligibility for VA loans and the various costs associated with purchasing a home, while also addressing the importance of ongoing support and consultation for buyers. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Breaking the Silence: The Church's Role in Men's Mental Health w Pastor Anthony & Daisja Furlow 1:20:43

16 weeks назад1:20:43

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Send us a text Summary In this conversation, host Jazzie LaneJones, guest Pastor Anthony Furlow, and Daisja Furlow discuss Breaking the Silence: The Church's Role in Men's Mental Health. Open the floor with this critical topic of mental wellness for men, particularly within the context of the church and the black community. They explore the stigma surrounding mental health, the importance of creating safe spaces for expression, and the need for respect and emotional support for men. The discussion emphasizes the role of the church as a supportive environment and the necessity of addressing mental health issues openly and without judgment. This conversation delves into the critical intersection of mental health and spirituality, particularly focusing on the challenges men face in expressing their mental health needs within the church. The conversation continues to expose the importance of unplugging from societal pressures, the weight of expectations, and the detrimental effects of judgment. They emphasize the need for safe church spaces where men can seek help without fear of stigma. The discussion also highlights the disconnect between societal definitions of success and true happiness, urging churches to utilize their resources to support ongoing mental wellness. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Retrain The Brain Finding Joy by Building Better Boundaries 1:12:17

17 weeks назад1:12:17

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Send us a text Summary In this engaging conversation, Host Jazzie LaneJones and Life Coach & Activation Queen Imani Evans, explore themes of women's empowerment, self-improvement, and the importance of setting boundaries. They discuss the journey of healing from trauma, the significance of workbooks in personal growth, and the connection between mental and physical health. The dialogue emphasizes the need for women to reclaim their joy and learn to say no, challenging cultural expectations that often dictate their roles. Imani shares insights on the science of trauma and its impact on the brain, encouraging listeners to move beyond survival mode and embrace a life of thriving. In this conversation, Imani and Jazzie discuss the pressing health issues faced by women, particularly women of color, emphasizing the importance of self-care, boundaries, and the need to break free from the 'God complex' of over-functioning. They explore the detrimental effects of shame, guilt, and resentment on personal growth and the necessity of self-discovery and mindfulness practices. The dialogue culminates in a call to action for women to reclaim their boundaries and self-worth, highlighting the significance of feeling safe, seen, and supported in their journeys. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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The Master's Plan -Let Me Tell You About Life with Pastor Anthony Furlow 1:08:22

19 weeks назад1:08:22

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Send us a text Summary In this engaging Sojazze Girl Homegirl Podcast episode, host Jazzie LaneJones welcomes Pastor Anthony Furlow to discuss his new book, 'Let Me Tell You About Life.' The conversation delves into themes of personal growth, the importance of self-inventory, understanding one's purpose, navigating grief, and the power of forgiveness. Pastor Furlow shares his journey of writing the book, the healing it brought him, and the lessons learned along the way. The episode emphasizes the significance of knowing oneself, the application process of life, and how to handle loss and relationships with grace and understanding. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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The Law In Love with Amadu Wiltshire Esquire 56:34

21 weeks назад56:34

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Send us a text Summary Join Sojazzie Home Girl, Jazzie LaneJones & her special guest in the studio as they explore the complex interplay between law and love. You may be curious about what this means. In short, it means that while being in love can be a profound emotional and spiritual experience, it often fails to prepare us for the legal complexities of marriage, property ownership, business ownership, divorce, death, LGBTQ+ laws, estates, and probate. These are critical areas where protection is essential. Join us as we discuss these vital issues with Amadu Wiltshire, Esquire, and learn how to protect yourself when love is involved, whether in marriage or family. In this engaging conversation, Jazzie Lane Jones and attorney Amadou Wiltshire explore the intricate relationship between love and the law. Listeners are encouraged to proactively protect their interests through legal means, including prenuptial agreements and proper estate planning. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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The Intersection of Mental and Physical Health with Stephanie M Freeman R.N. 1:15:10

29 weeks назад1:15:10

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Send us a text In this engaging conversation, Jazzie Lane Jones and Stephanie M. Freeman delve into the critical topics of mental health and wellness, exploring the impact of the pandemic, the importance of education in healthcare, and the need for holistic approaches to mental health. Stephanie shares her extensive experience as a registered nurse and case manager, emphasizing the significance of addressing both physical and mental health. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by vulnerable populations, the role of community support, and practical strategies for improving mental wellness through lifestyle changes, coping mechanisms, and self-care practices. In this conversation, Stephanie M. Freeman and Jazzie LaneJones discuss the importance of personal responsibility in health, the challenges of accessing healthcare, and the significance of positive self-talk. They emphasize the need for community support, early mental health education, and the intersection of mental and physical health. The discussion highlights the impact of the environment on well-being and the necessity of addressing mental health stigmas. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Excavating The Soul -A Soulful Journey Through Trauma Informed Healing with Kiantha Duncan 1:12:05

29 weeks назад1:12:05

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Send us a text Jazzie Lane Jones and Kiantha Duncan explore the themes of healing, trauma, and personal growth in this engaging conversation. They discuss Kiantha's journey from being a civil rights leader to becoming an author focused on healing through her book 'Excavating the Soul.' The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-work, community support, and the duality of trauma and healing. Kiantha shares insights on how trauma can be transformed into a source of strength and the necessity of doing the work to achieve healing. They also highlight the significance of accessibility to healing resources and the upcoming events to foster community engagement and support. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Authentically Authentic - Love Letters with Jamaal Wesley 1:04:20

34 weeks назад1:04:20

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Send us a text Summary Join us on, "Sojazzie Home Girl Media & Podcast" in this conversation, Jazzie LaneJones interviews her guest, Jamal Wesley, about his book 'Authentically Authentic: It's a Journey, Not a Destination.' They discuss the power of living authentically, seizing the day, and expressing love and appreciation to others. They also touch on the significance of vulnerability and the impact of words on our lives. Jamal shares his project 'Queer Love Letters,' where individuals write and read love letters to empower and uplift others. The conversation highlights the need to embrace authenticity, choose love over fear, and recognize the power of our words. Jamaal Wesley shares his journey of overcoming cancer and finding his passion for jewelry making. He emphasizes the importance of not allowing sadness and sorrow to consume us, but instead seeking joy and upliftment. Through his own experiences, he learned the power of faith and the importance of playing and creating like a child. Jamaal also discusses his jewelry company, Ahiri, which focuses on spreading love and supporting the LGBTQIA+ community. He encourages people to be responsible for their own lives and to uncover and address the traumas and beliefs that hold them back. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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New & Seasoned Sheros Shout The Same Message- Women's Equality with Roberta Abdul-Salaam 44:12

36 weeks назад44:12

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Send us a text In this conversation, Jazzie LaneJones and Roberta Abdul-Salaam discuss women's equality and the importance of public transportation. They highlight the fight to bring MARTA buses back to Clayton County in Georgia and the impact it has had on the community. They also touch on the significance of Women's Equality Day and the ongoing struggle for reproductive rights. The conversation emphasizes the need for an even playing field and equal opportunities for women in all aspects of life. The conversation covers various topics related to women's equality and the importance of activism and community involvement. The speakers discuss the need for women to fight for their rights and the importance of including men in the fight. They also highlight the upcoming Shirley Chisholm Women at the Table Luncheon and the significance of Women's Equality Day. The conversation emphasizes the power of one's voice and vote in creating change and encourages listeners to be actively involved in their communities. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Lets' Talk About Sexual Erotic Pleasure & Genuine Intimacy Education with Dr. Joi Chester 1:29:18

48 weeks назад1:29:18

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Send us a text Join Jazzie Jones on Sojazzie Home Girl Media & Podcast & Special Guest, Dr. Joi Chester, a dynamic professional leading a double life. This podcast episode features a candid and in-depth conversation about sexuality, intimacy, and sexual education. Dr. Joi shares insights on healthy sexual relationships, breaking stigmas, and the importance of education and training in exploring sexual preferences. The discussion delves into BDSM, kink lifestyles, and the psychological and emotional aspects of sexual exploration. It also addresses trauma, triggers, and the need for trust and communication in sexual relationships. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to sexual education, pleasure, communication, and life changes. It emphasizes the importance of knowledge, communication, and empowerment in the context of sexual health and pleasure. The discussion also delves into the impact of life changes on pleasure, the importance of proper education, and the need for open and honest conversations about sex and pleasure. By day, she's an influential executive educational leader with over twenty years of experience in urban educational institutions. She expertly guides teams and policymakers toward achieving successful outcomes. By night, she transforms into an intimacy coach dedicated to enhancing pleasure. Dr. Joi's journey is marked by her passion for learning and her extensive experience as a teacher, consultant, and researcher. As the founder of Dr. Joi’s Global Services, LLC, she has become an international presenter known for her strategic techniques that drive impactful results. With a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership, she continues to research and analyze programs to help organizations and individuals create transformative change. In addition to her educational expertise, Dr. Joi has made a name for herself in the intimacy industry as a top Bedroom Kandi Boutique consultant. For over a decade, she has used her skills in education and leadership to support singles, couples, and those in undefined or complex relationships. Her workshops and events emphasize the power of self-knowledge and the belief that sexiness can be integrated into all aspects of life, which is why she named her intimacy business Everything’s Sexy. Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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Thriving After Surviving with Stephanie Anderson (From Power -To Pain -To Empowerment Series) 1:00:12

51 weeks назад1:00:12

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Send us a text Join host, Jazzie Jones of Sojazzie Home Girl Media & Podcast as she speaks candidly with Stephanie Anderson. Stephanie is a graduate of Letourneau University where she earned a Master of Science degree in Business Management. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Alabama where she double majored in Business Law and Commerce & Business, with double minors in English and Political Science. Stephanie has prepared Export-Import Bank projects for US companies doing business in Ghana, Jamaica, and St. Lucia and generated millions of dollars in grants for non-profit organizations; as well as repaid government loans for local companies ranging from restaurants, heating and cooling companies to Flagship Hotels. Stephanie is committed to bringing equal opportunities in business to people of all economic and social backgrounds through the education and training of individuals in the proper rules of business, rules of business law, and an understanding of the American tax structure and how it works in conjunction with (or against) state corporate structures of business. She is also a Founding Member and President of NFL Sisters in Service, the only 501 c3 organization comprised of the Wives, Daughters, and Mothers of Current and Retired NFL Players who use their collective influence and professional talents to raise awareness and money for charitable causes and advocate on behalf of Professional Athletes. In 1998, as the partner of a young NFL Player, Stephanie filed the first successful disability claim for a brain injury determined to be caused by playing professional football against the NFL for an Active NFL Player. This ruling was the first time in which independent doctors hired by the NFL would state that a player’s brain injuries were caused from playing professional football and would eventually keep the 2017 NFL Concussion suit and billion-dollar settlement alive over a decade later. Stephanie has consistently been a voice and advocate for professional football players and their families for the last 20 years including her own. As a survivor of child molestation, rape and kidnapping, Stephanie actively supports organizations dealing with this epidemic and speaks to youth and parents on recognizing the signs of molestation and gaining the strength to overcome the trauma of sexual violence. She also serves pro bono as the business and finance consultant for The Trayvon Martin Foundation. Her involvement with the organization began with trying to get Trayvon’s killer arrested and a viral piece she wrote comparing Trayvon’s killing to Emmitt Till’s. In 2016 Stephanie started the "Just Label It Petition" on Whitehouse.gov requiring mandatory labeling of all food containing genetically modified ingredients. The petition was one of the fastest growing in history, garnering over 100,000 signatures in less than 3 weeks triggering a response from President Obama. That same year, she ran for Congress as a Strict Constitutionalist, Independent, Progressive candidate in the state of Florida because of several issues including the policy requiring veterans to be homeless 1 year before assistance from the VA. Although she did not win, her entry into the race prompted the incumbent Debbie Wasserman-Shultz to look at these issues and change the policy! Support the show Media Host Jazzie LaneJones…

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The Evolution of Tracy Wilson -One Woman -Many Hearts 40:49

1 year назад40:49