Who Was I Singing For? | Juani

Who Was I Singing For? | Juani

Juani's story isn't just about music. It's about what happens when the thing you're gifted to do becomes disconnected from who you're meant to be. In this episode of Maybe This Matters, Juani opens up about her journey from singing on national television to navigating heartbreak, depression, difficult decisions, and the pressure of chasing success. She shares how losing sight of herself nearly cost her the gift she loved most, the moments that forced her to confront who she was becoming, and how faith helped her find her way back. Together, we talk about the weight of regret, the reality of abortion, depression, identity, forgiveness, and the moments that force us to confront who we are when the noise finally fades. Juani speaks candidly about the choices that shaped her life, the pain she carried in silence, and the God she found waiting for her on the other side. This is a conversation about redemption, grace, and discovering that your story isn't over, even when you think you've gone too far. Because maybe the things we try hardest to outrun are the very things that lead us home. #MaybeThisMatters #Juani #Faith #Redemption #Healing #Identity #Purpose #Testimony

When Life Changes Everything | Miya Dior

When life changes everything, who do you become? In this episode of Maybe This Matters, Miya Dior opens up about love, loss, grief, motherhood, music, and the journey of finding herself again after some of life's most difficult moments. From losing her childhood love to surviving a stroke that nearly left her children without a mother, Miya shares what it means to keep moving forward when the future you imagined is no longer the future you have. Together, we explore what love looks like at the end of life, helping children navigate grief, reconnecting with your inner child, and the healing power of choosing joy again. This is a conversation about resilience, remembrance, and learning to embrace life even after it changes forever. Because maybe it does.

I Couldn’t Let That Be It | Kelsey Adams

In Episode 7 of Maybe This Matters, Kelsey Adams shares a deeply honest conversation about surviving childhood trauma, rebuilding self love, and learning how to choose happiness after pain. Together, we talk about healing, identity, emotional survival, and the lasting impact childhood experiences can have on the way we see ourselves and the world around us. This conversation is raw, reflective, vulnerable, and ultimately hopeful. Because even after everything, Kelsey chose to keep going. Out now on: YouTube Spotify Apple Podcasts Because maybe this matters.

Learning To Choose Yourself | Karen Rivera

There comes a point in life where staying the same becomes more uncomfortable than changing. In Episode 6 of Maybe This Matters, Karen Rivera opens up about relationships, self-worth, solo travel, discomfort, healing, and the quiet process of becoming the version of yourself you were always meant to be. This conversation is honest, funny at times, reflective at others, and full of the small moments that make us human. We talk about: • learning not to make yourself smaller • emotional growth after heartbreak • self-trust • solo trips and finding peace within yourself • and why sometimes the hardest thing you can do… is choose yourself Episode 6 is now live on YouTube and Spotify.

Finding Your Purpose | Dr. Zina Jacque

Episode Description This week on Maybe This Matters, I sit down with Dr. Zina Jacque for a conversation about identity, purpose, and the weight of becoming who you were meant to be. From the pressure of being “the first” to the quiet moments that shaped her perspective on life, Dr. Jacque opens up about the people, experiences, and beliefs that taught her how much one life can truly impact others. We talk about success, emotional survival, family, purpose, and the parts of ourselves we often abandon while trying to become everything for everyone else. More than anything, this episode is about learning to fully step into who you are and understanding that your existence alone may already be changing someone else’s life. Because maybe this matters.