Hi guys, and welcome to Girl Talk One-on-One. I’m your host, Nicole D. Miller, and we are in the midst of a powerful discussion with Jenna Edwards. Jenna shares with us her miraculous story of overcoming a health crisis, a mental health crisis, and devastating life-altering circumstances.

Jenna was in the 2003 Santa Monica Farmer’s Market crash, a nationally known, horrific event that changed the trajectory of her life. One that she was lucky to have survived, which killed several and injured many.

Feel free to reach out to Jenna below:

https://www.jennaedwards.com/

IG: @jennaedwardsofficial

Hi guys, and welcome to Girl Talk One-on-One. I’m your host, Nicole D. Miller. Today’s special guest is actress, producer, author, and all things creative, Jenna Edwards. I want to first say how honored I am to feature Jenna. When we met, I had no idea I was talking to a walking miracle and one who is such a powerhouse in the arts. This episode holds special weight as Jenna shares her profound experience on bouncing back from a very traumatic event.

Feel free to reach out and learn more about Jenna Edwards:

https://www.jennaedwards.com/

IG: @ jennaedwardsofficial

Hi guys! And welcome back to Girl Talk: Celebrating Toni Morrison. I’m your host, Nicole D. Miller. Now, if you’re just tuning in to this discussion and for some reason missed Part 1, make sure to run it back. We’re in the midst of hearing from some very influential members of the writing community in CLE. Kim Martin Sadler, Michelle R. Smith, and Rhonda Crowder have joined me on the couch at Hexagon Books in Cleveland Heights.

Feel free to reach out to our panelists below:

Michell R. Smith -https://www.instagram.com/myprivateinsta927/

Rhonda Crowder- https://www.instagram.com/rhonda_crowder/

Kim Martin Sadler- https://www.instagram.com/kimmeeye/

Hi guys, and welcome to Girl Talk: Celebrating Toni Morrison. I’m your host, Nicole D. Miller. I cannot wait for you all to dive into this very special discussion that’s honoring a legend not just in Black literature but in American literature. Joining me in this powerful dialogue are heavy-hitting female leaders Rhonda Crowder, Michelle R. Smith, and Kim Martin Sadler.

Feel free to reach out to our panelists below:

Michell R. Smith -https://www.instagram.com/myprivateinsta927myprivateinsta927/

Rhonda Crowder- https://www.instagram.com/rhonda_crowder/

Kim Martin Sadler- https://www.instagram.com/kimmeeye/

To tap in to Toni Morrison events all year round go to: https://ohiocelebratestonimorrison.org/

Hi guys, and welcome to Girl Talk One-on-One. I’m your host, Nicole D. Miller. I’m excited to welcome our next guest in today’s conversation: Jasmary Tineo. Jasmary is a licensed therapist and the founder of Hidden Roots Mental Health LLC. She specializes in offering mental health services to those with lower socio-economic backgroundsand people of color.

Hi guys, and welcome to Girl Talk One-on-One. I am your host, Nicole D. Miller. I’m excited to introduce our next guest on the Girl Talk Podcast, Dr. Lisa Wicker. Dr. Lisa and I connected through a mutual friend who nominated me forher Emerging Leader award.

Panelist Information:

https://www.drlisawicker.com/

https://careermastered.com/

Hi Guys, and welcome to Girl Talk One-on-One. I am your host, Nicole D. Miller. I‘m pleased to introduce our new guest, Ms. Colette R. Harrell, who is a guru in so many facets. Colette has accomplished many of the goals I have for myself, and so for that alone, I’m inspired. She’s an author, event host, editor, community leader, literary facilitator, book coach, and so much more! If you’re looking to go to the next level, scale in your business, obtain additional knowledge and wisdom in the literary space or beyond, then this one is for you.

Panelist Info:

https://coletteharrell.com/product/chasing-different/

https://www.instagram.com/coletterharrell/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/colette-harrell-91b31929/

Hi guys, and welcome to Girl Talk One-on-One. I’m your host, Nicole D. Miller. This next episode is our final individual sit-down with panelists from our discussion, “Is Colorism Still a Thing?” And in case you missed this much-needed healing dialogue, runit back.

In this chat, you’ll hear from Sam Walker, who shares vulnerably about being bullied and rejected by her peers simply because of her skin tone. Can you relate?

Panelist:

Sam Walker:

https://www.instagram.com/curvy_confident1/?hl=en