Audacity 2 Believe: Recent Episodes

Queen V & Dr. E

Podcast by Queen V & Dr. E

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Writing Truth Without Fear or Favor...Harlem Renaissance Authors. Would there have ever been a platform for the likes of contemporary authors, and poets- had the historic forerunners not set the stage?

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Women With Wings... How in the world did the women of previous generations have the audacity to dream of flight, and then have the grit to pursue it?

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His brilliance allowed him to exceed in spite of pervasive racism, but like most AUDACIOUS Icons, he never saw the true fruit of his labor. He was a sower for the seed that followed him.

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Focused on the issues of African American women, including unemployment, illiteracy, and voter awareness. A2B: Actionable Goals: 1. Organizer 2. Team Builder 3. Collaborator

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In this final episode of Season One, Cedi, musician, singer, and producer shares his love for music since he started playing the piano at 5-years old.

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Patricia Raybon discusses the influence of her 3rd-grade teacher who recognized her writing skills and encouraged her to become a writer. Her passion for writing led her to become an award-winning author and a writer of faith by day and mystery by night.

"Patricia Raybon is an author and journalist whose personal essays on faith, family and race have been published in The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, USA Today, USA Weekend, Chicago Tribune, The Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News, the Charles Stanley Ministries In Touch Magazine and featured on National Public Radio's Weekend Edition.[1] She retired as an associate professor of journalism at the University of Colorado, Boulder in 2006." (Source Wikipedia)

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Even though she was married with two kids and earned a Ph.D., Dr. TLC made audacious steps by starting over in her life and accepting the calling of God by going to divinity school. She discusses the process of rebuilding life as a mother, licensed psychologist, ordained minister, coach, podcaster, and more.

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Beating the odds---living an amazing cancer-free life.

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The first African American to serve as Governor of the United States Virgin Islands, as a federal judge, and as a federal appellate judge. (Wikipedia)

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Mr. Timothy Brent, an Army Veteran, discusses his AUDACIOUS Recovery from significant sadness and depression (losing several family members through death) to finding God’s love and guidance that anchors him to faith, peace, hope, happiness, joy, and a much brighter future.

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She has the AUDACITY to be a single mom of 4 amazing children and still manifests in her entrepreneurial dreams.

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Disillusion of working a job and thinking that hard work would get you promoted or to a satisfying place within the company. After learning that they were going nowhere by staying in the company they stepped out on faith and found satisfying careers.

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Sister Aimee had the AUDACITY to succeed against all odds. Her passion and dedication to her ministry led her to become the premier female amongst all evangelists, preachers, and philanthropists in the United States.

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Dr. Smitherman was instrumental in breaking down racial barriers so that aspiring Black chemists and scientists could have an opportunity to be successful in STEM careers.

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Born to former slaves, where did she develop the AUDACITY to become one the most acclaimed, and influential woman of her era.

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Prince Harry had the audacity to marry an older African American divorcee’, and then even more audaciousness to walk away.

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We will dive into the little known history of slavery in California, and the story of an unsung heroine who had the AUDACITY to not only survive, but thrive under horrific circumstances.

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Lifelong friends of 60 years talk about their foundation and what it means to be a REAL friend.

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Allyson Felix audaciously resolves to reclaim her destiny.

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Arguably one of the most brilliant inventors in American history. Why is it that so little has been taught of this phenomenal child of parents born into slavery?