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Hey Y'all, My name is Christopher Tabora and I am the curator of this intimate inclusion session. I don't even want to call it a Podcast because it is so much more than that. In the wake of a Global Pandemic (Corona Virus COVID-19) I decided to raise awareness around Diversity & Inclusion but emphasizing that our skin is just one piece of the puzzle - we are so much more. The difference here between your typical D&I content is that this isn't your "formal interview setting" - We drink, we smoke, we live - Its a vibe. So plug in your headphones, roll you a blunt, or pop open that bottle

Hey besties! Welcome to "Slaying in My Skin," the podcast where we're all about living our best lives and slaying every single day in our beautiful skin. I'm your host, Jasmine, who's here to share some of my blessings in life and everyday struggles. This podcast is all about the things that matter most to me - from self-care and relationships to mastering the art of budgeting and boundaries. Let's laugh, cry, and learn together as we venture on this journey.So grab your wine, holy lettuce, or whatever makes YOU happy...And Welcome to, "Slaying In My Skin."Follow me on social media @...

This Podcast is all about helping humans think in ways that is empowering. Empowered humans, empower humans and our goal at Empowered in My Skin is to help develop one billion humans who are lead dominos for empowerment. Regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, etc., everyone deserves to be empowered in the skin that they are in. Empowered humans are thriving humans. It is our birthright to thrive. When we own our thrive, we are operating from a position of empowerment, and celebrating life in the present moment without fear. It is human nature to feel uncertain, but why does it have to take us ...

'It's eerily joyful to write a foreword for Martino Sclavi's book because five years ago I accepted that he was going to die.' Russell Brand. Diagnosed with fatal brain cancer, the treatment that follows renders the writer of this extraordinary memoir unable to recognise words. This is the...