Tell Emelle Podcast: Recent Episodes
Emelle Henry
Tell Emelle is a storytelling podcast. Guests talk about their personal tea, growth, and self-improvement tips with host and author, Emelle Henry.
We sit down with bestselling author and marketing maven, Trinese McDowell. This Tuscaloosa native discusses brand awareness, AI tools, and her personal journey as a successful leader in her community. If you're a writer or content creator this episode will give you the insight you need to build a better brand.
To join her free workshop, Ditch the low book sales and KDP royalties, on March 6th, click the link or DM @trinesemcdowell.
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Originally recorded as an Instagram Live a few years ago, this episode is a timeless gem that captures the essence of two empowered Jersey Girls discussing their passion for art, family, and entrepreneurship. Dr. Kysha Munn is a multi-talented artist who specializes in crafting sculptures, sketches, paintings for t-shirts and aprons. Her art is not just a means of expression, but a heartfelt tribute to her grandparents, Nicky & Emily, whose legacy serves as the inspiration behind her thriving business.
Join us as host, Emelle Henry, travels to Atlanta to meet with dynamic duo, John and Deborah Ware, at the popular radio station, 92.6 The Mixx's live show, In The Diva's Den. They discuss the critical and often overlooked topic of Domestic Violence (DV) and safely planning. Their personal experiences shed light on the importance of raising awareness about this pressing issue and provide valuable insights for those in need. Listen as they share stories, resources, and tips for creating a safer environment for people affected by DV. If you or someone needs help or would like to talk to an advocate contact your local shelter or call the National DV Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).
Pine (Positive, Intelligent, Never Evil) dropped so many financial gems on this episode it made us wealthier by the minute. This Bluejacket (for life) Alum didn't disappoint when it came to the ins and outs of credit repair. All we can say is you better credit check yourself before you wreck yourself. {Disclaimer: While you enjoy this episode you will hear the wondrous sounds of my 2 1/2 years old boss in the background.}
During this episode, Monique, the CEO of yachitadamonique.com tells us all about the ins and outs of making candles. She started her candle business in the midst of the pandemic all while getting fired from her job; breaking up with her EX; and solely caring for her disabled son. (For those who know..., you will hear my boss during the game so give us grace please and thanks.)
Our crew member Maddie talks all things theme parks on this episode. This summer we spent lots of time with family having fun on our various vacations. Maddie wanted to let you all know that she loves a good roller coaster, she has braces, and that she loves FSU and not USF lol!
We chat with CEO, April N. West, of The Gail M. Frazier Legacy Foundation. She shares insight on her newly published children's book, Early Eddie Eats Everything Edible. Proceeds from the book go towards scholarships for female students at Savannah State University seeking a degree in Education, provided by The GMF Legacy Foundation. Learn and laugh with us during this episode as we struggle to recall what a fire escape is. The book, perfect for Elementary students, can be purchased at Earlyeddieeatseverythingedible.com
Special Guest, Robbie Roberts, steps in and saves Tell Emelle's Podcast. As host of the day, she interviews authoress, Emelle Henry. They talk about Emelle's journey as an author and go into details regarding her debut novel, The Half Sister. Let us know what you think about this episode by taking the survey. Contact us at authoremellehenry.com or campsite.bio/emellehenry thanks!
I met this high-vibing couple at the Community Day of Love Celebration in Florida. King Mustafa and Goddess Ahyssa were a Godsend, not only to me but to our community and the planet. Listen to them discuss the importance of self care, taking care of the earth, and dropping gems on how changing your water can change your life.
We continue (part two) of Silent No More with Star. She explains the importance of safety planning and believing when a person says they will bring harm to you. If you or someone you know is in a toxic/dangerous/harmful relationship please call 1-800-799-7233 to speak with an advocate.
Journey to Destiny's Author, Starletha, gives us a powerful message about being silent no more. Her tireless work in the community stands out as she lends her voice to causes such as domestic violence, human trafficking, the housing crisis, her church family, and much more. Check out part two of her story during our next episode of Tell Emelle.
Natasha is the queen of intuitive copy who helps to convert an audience of lookers into buyers. We discuss how important copywriting is for your platform/business. She also touches on Human Design, two places she enjoys traveling to, and her experience "on the yard" at Southern University. (We apologize for the technical difficulties during this and the previous episode. We've fixed the problem and hope you continue to enjoy our podcast show, Tell Emelle.)
We speak with Casandra the transformation mentor and certified mindset coach on this episode. The Queen of Self-Care discusses tips on transforming into a whole new you. Join her free Facebook group, "The Empowered S.E.L.F. with Casandra Austin McDonald to learn more.
Salic is a fitness enthusiast and an entrepreneur. He shares his expertise on both Google and Facebook Ads. In this episode, he explains why it's beneficial to own and operate an Event Space. We also discussed the importance of health, staying physically active, and his vegan lifestyle.
Songstress Deborah Ware serenades us with one of her favorite songs. As a teacher, author, independent artist, philanthropist, radio, and podcast host you can imagine all of the piping hot tea she has for us. During this episode, we discuss the importance of recognizing the beauty and the queen in ourselves.
Charity tells us about all things outdoors and travel related when it comes to her bucket list. She enlightens us on why her daughter deemed her "Mother of the Universe" and laughs about the host, Emelle, leaving her car running during their kayak experience.
Author, poet, and beautiful mother of her amazing son, Cairo, Lovelee Lundy graces Tell Emelle Podcast with her regal persona and sultry poetry. She gives us the tea on how she used poetry as a coping mechanism to defeat depression and anxiety. Tune in as she explains how she mastered becoming an author, dealt with job stress, and created a Children's series to educate and bring awareness to ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) during the pandemic.
Our special guest Donald chats with us this week about "Black Girl Follow Train", The LGBTQ Community, and Bath Houses. He gives us the inside tea on his personal experience while we try to keep it clean for our mature audience. Join us as we chuckle our way through this episode.
Our guest, a dental hygienist for 15 years, is the Queen of Arts. She gives us details on, Liquid Gold Laboratory, her Etsy shop. There you will find a variety of her artistic creations from paintings, sculptures, masks, & Boyo pants. You can also add actress to her list of trades. Beth, her new love, Stan the man, and their cat Grover all reside in the great state of Michigan. Check out her amazing pants at Boyopants.com.
Kenneth shares his perspective on being an inmate for 24 years. While incarcerated he was hospitalized with Covid which he was in a coma for three months. He has a special message for those living a life of crime. As a devout Christian, he serenades us with his favorite song. (We apologize for any inconvenience as the guest suffers from Covid related issues and the host was under the weather but did not let that prevent the recording of this interview.)
Our special guest, Salynitha, graces the Tell Emelle podcast to discuss prison life. We talk about the Chattahoochie Brick Company, cravings, visitation, escape plans, and how she reinvented herself after being released. She and her husband own, S & E Management, a successful dispatching, and freight hauling company in Georgia.
Danielle and her husband, Tom, are theater performers in the awesome city of Savannah, Ga. She takes time out of her busy schedule to give us the skinny on her lengthy experience with theater acting. We also discuss Historic Downtown Savannah, our favorite places to visit, and her mom's blue eyes.
We sat down with Gwen The Author to discuss her new book, Love Dead Wrong. It sounds like one of those pearl-clutching page-turners too! We talk about sensitive subjects such as Mental Health, DV, Depression, Braids, and more. We are not experts so take what we say lightly and do your own research.
We chat it up with one of our very own crew members, Madelyn. She talks about taking fun trips, her favorite movie of the year (Wakanda Forever Spoiler Alert), and why she likes buses over trains and planes.
This episode is about author Emelle Henry. "Move Something" relates to her moving to allow something different to happen in her life. Her creative energy blossomed once she changed her environment.