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A Different Kinda Woman

A Different Kinda Woman

Written by: Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson
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Welcome to a different kind of space. A cinematic sanctuary designed explicitly for the evolution of the modern, grown woman.

For the high-achieving woman who has mastered the art of the pivot, built the career, and held it all together—this is your invitation to finally step behind the mask of your success. Hosted by Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson, this is a premium room far removed from the noise of superficial trends and surface-level dialogue. Here, maturity is a prerequisite, vulnerability is our strength, and deep, unmasked conversation is treated as medicine.

Alongside global leaders, visionary entrepreneurs, and cultural icons, Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson dives into the exact personal crucibles that shape who we are. We are pulling back the curtain on:

  • Navigating emotionally safe, high-level love.
  • Reclaiming a grounded, magnetic feminine power.
  • Entering the ultimate art of the collective breakthrough.


This isn’t just a podcast. It is a curated environment for women who are ready to give and gain the kind of wisdom that inspires a deeper understanding of self.

If you are ready to unmask the old and reclaim your complete wholeness... Welcome home.

✨ Subscribe now and step into the sanctuary.

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Episodes
  • Love Was Full. It Still Wasn't Enough (Dr. Terrell Hunt)

    Love Was Full. It Still Wasn't Enough (Dr. Terrell Hunt)
    Oct 19 2026

    Sometimes the love is full, and it still isn't enough. Dr. Terrell Hunt, an Atlanta-based esthetician and acne expert, sits down with Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson to talk about a season of loss that taught her more about herself than any before it: a divorce, a business transition, and friendships that changed.


    • Why unresolved patterns show up in the closest relationships

    • Chasing versus attracting, and what it means to be rather than do

    • Empathy without acceptance: caring about someone and keeping your boundary

    • Rest, grief, and choosing yourself

    • Staying open to love without waiting to be perfect


    Content note: This conversation includes themes of divorce and childhood abuse.

    Watch the full video on YouTube. Streaming Now On YT!
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    43 mins
  • Familiar Isn’t Healthy: How Monica Horton Broke a Generational Cycle

    Familiar Isn’t Healthy: How Monica Horton Broke a Generational Cycle
    Oct 12 2026

    After losing her husband to violence, Monica Horton moved to Atlanta with a purpose: to work on herself. Seventeen

    years later, she joins Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson for an honest, tender conversation about what healing has really looked

    like.


    In this episode:

    • Why familiar isn’t the same as healthy

    • Growing up around addiction and watching her mother’s strength

    • The decision to fight for herself and for her children

    • Getting to know Christ again first, then meeting herself all over again

    • Why being “quick to love” isn’t the same as healing

    • What it means to become your own peace


    This episode includes discussion of loss, addiction, and depression.

    Watch the full video conversation on YouTube.https://youtu.be/uLKrcgl3Ba4
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    30 mins
  • From Yes Woman to Whole Woman: Learning to Set Boundaries in Love (Zyria Brown)

    From Yes Woman to Whole Woman: Learning to Set Boundaries in Love (Zyria Brown)
    Oct 5 2026

    Loving a good partner doesn’t mean losing yourself. Dr. Stacii Jae Johnson sits down with Zyria Brown, a mom of three, to talk about the patterns we carry from past relationships, the “yes woman” habit, and how to protect your peace in a house full of love.

    In this episode:

    • Why it helps to look at your past, even when your present relationship is good

    • How moving quickly in love can keep you from really knowing someone

    • How saying yes to everyone else can leave you running on empty

    • A simple three-part conversation for asking your partner for space: affirm, share how you feel, invite their input

    • Why setting boundaries isn’t selfish, it’s necessary


    Content note: This episode includes discussion of past domestic abuse and stalking. If you or someone you know is

    affected by domestic violence, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or

    thehotline.org.


    Watch the full video conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nR2SbXIVGKw
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    32 mins
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