S5: E6 - Preserving African American History

S5: E10 - Childcare Desert

Danette sat down with a childcare facility owner, Jennifer Bass, to discuss the growing issue of childcare deserts and the impact they have on families, children, and communities; an important conversation about access, challenges, and solutions.

S5: E9 - Self-Imposed Limitations

Published Author of One Step Above, Reginald Calloway, sat down with host Danette Mahabeer-Turner to discuss the invisible ceiling that shapes ambition, identity, and growth, and so much more.....

S5: E8 - 3 Paths To Business Ownership

Henry Snorton III, otherwise known as The Startup Guru shared his knowledge and experience on the 3 Paths To Business Ownership.

S5: E7 - A Song For Stephanie Stacey

Jonathan Althoff sat down with host Danette Mahabeer-Turner to share about the song he wrote to honor the life of Stephanie Stacey, a young woman of Paducah, KY, who was murdered by her husband in December 2025. The song is titled "It's Not Supposed To Be This Way" by JRT Studios.

S5: E6 - Preserving African American History

In this powerful and purposeful conversation, I sit down with Rhonda McCorry to explore the importance of preserving African American history—our stories, our legacy, and our truth. From generational impact to community responsibility, this episode highlights why remembering the past is essential to shaping our future. This is more than history; it’s identity, resilience, and a call to continue honoring the voices that paved the way. Tune in, reflect, and be inspired.