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Conversational talk show with important personalities celebrating their lives and achievements

Connect to Joy Podcasts: Our Story and MissionConnect to Joy Podcasts is a home for meaningful connection, hope and resilience, and personal growth conversations that remind us we are not alone.Created and hosted by Valerie Hope, leadership coach, facilitator, and guide, Connect to Joy Podcasts exists to support people through life transitions, deepen emotional intelligence, and inspire purpose-driven living. In a world full of noise and division, this network offers thoughtful conversations that bridge differences, foster understanding, and awaken authentic human connection.Connect to Joy ...

Financial Joy School is a startup working hard to put a major dent in the racial wealth gap. Come along on my journey as I try to build a company with limited resources, limited connections, and a limitless amount of passion, drive, and joy. Will Financial Joy School succeed or fail? Only time will tell, let's go on this journey together, to build and grow Financial Joy School. Created by Ruby L. Taylor, M.S.W., a double HBCU alumna (Howard University and VUU). For black and brown youths and our families, we are creating a world where Black families can build generational wealth.

We are here to share our stories of what we have learned through our lives which includes being a mom, a wife, a friend, a business woman, spirituality, religion, cancel culture, you name it! "What is Personal is Universal". We know our stories are not just ours but will ring true to so many! Our intention is that as we share our stories it sparks ideas, thoughts or even motivation in your life to be the best version of you. We also know that by sharing our stories we find compassion and connection with each other. In our world right now connections are needed more than ever and our stories ...

Silenced Voices was created by two high school girls, who have been silenced and ignored by their community when they had tried to speak up about an act of racism. Our goal was to create a place that other racial minorities can feel comfortable and heard when they talk about their experiences and opinions. In a light hearted manner, Abby Thompson and Joy Luh take a very sensitive topic and make it into a casual, fun conversation in an environment that makes you feel comfortable and heard. Along the way, we will invite each one of you to join us one episode as a special guest, to have a ...