The Fulfilled Woman: Recent Episodes
Ayesha Keller
The Fulfilled Woman podcast is for the woman who does it all, but knows she doesn't do it alone. It is for women who are working professionals, moms, and wives and who want to thrive and win in all these areas by keeping Jesus first.
It's time to talk finances! We probably all want more money, but are we being good stewards over the money that we already have? How can we maximize what God has already given us? In this episode, we talk with husband and wife financial coach Brandon and Catherine Samuel about everything budgeting to discipline. Tune in!
Brandon & Catherine 'Cat' Samuel are financial coaches. They are the parents of 6 children and enjoy family time explorations in nature, family challenges, and “nerding-out” on science and technology videos. Brandon is a full-time Bible-nerd and student at Manna University where he is studying Intercultural Studies. Cat is a Ramsey Preferred Financial Coach and holds a business degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. They are passionate about combining their respective life coaching and financial coaching skills to help individuals and families reach their financial goals.
Part 2 of our chat with four guys who give us the tea on what men are thinking, are we can better relate them and what they really want. You don't want to miss this!
I'm so excited about this episode. It's my first epi with male guests! I got on social media and asked all the women I know (and some I don't) what questions they had for men. The questions came pouring in. And boy did these guys answer them! So get you some coffee and get comfy. I think you'll be surprised on some of their answers on everything from sex to submission. I get all the tea. You're welcome!
In today's world women have had to become skilled at juggling multiple balls in the air. In today's episode we chat with Dr. Nakeisha Lewis about what it really looks like to balance it all and keep wife and mommy guilt at bay. Join us for a fun girl chat!
Nakeisha S. (Ferguson) Lewis, PhD joined the Opus College of Business faculty in 2009. She received her Ph.D. in Advertising from University of Texas at Austin in 2008. Her educational qualifications include a B.S. in Marketing and a M.A. in Strategic Communication, which she earned at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Dr. (Ferguson) Lewis has a passion for teaching and works diligently to develop her zeal for teaching into an enjoyable yet educational classroom experience she describes as “edutainment.” Her primary research interest focuses on the intersection of popular culture and marketing communication with an emphasis on urban and multicultural markets. Her recent research examines topics such as consumer responses and ethical perceptions of multicultural marketing communications and brand placements in popular music. She has also presented her findings at numerous conferences across the world.
Professor (Ferguson) Lewis has received numerous awards for her commitment to Multicultural student achievement, community involvement, and academic research on the intersection of popular culture and branding. Some of the honors include: AMA Foundation Valuing Diversity Award, Advertising Educational Foundation Visiting Scholar at BBDO NY, and MSS Outstanding Faculty Commitment Award.
She is also member of the Advisory Board for the Marcus Graham Project (a program designed to identify, expose, mentor and train ethnically diverse men and women in all aspects of the media industry, including advertising, entertainment and marketing) and the Billingsly School of Music and Arts. Her professional activities in recent years have included projects with various small businesses and not for profits around the country.
Join me and licensed professional counselor Maria Bush as we chat about what it means to bounce back after divorce and loss. We discuss forgiveness, protecting your children from the aftermath and maintaining your mental health through it all.
Mariah Bush, LPC-MHSP is a therapist and the CEO of Kindness Connects Us Therapy Services. She hails from Kansas City, MO and is the proud mother of one son and one daughter. Her podcast Sweats, Heels, and Mental Health can be heard on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. You can find Maria at https://www.kindnessconnectsusllc.com,
In Episode 3 we are chatting with Tamika Valentine, founder of Foundations Through Creations and a homeschooling mom of 4. She provides us with some awesome and helpful tips for surviving this pandemic with our kiddos.
Tamika is a wife and a mother of four children. She has learned the importance of learning and growing as a family over her decade of experience in home education.
Her heart is to encourage mothers to grow in their relationship with God, themselves, and others by intentionally nurturing every part of their humanity: spirit, soul, and body.
She creates learning materials and products that celebrate the life and light of God. "The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." (John 1:5)
You can find her on Instagram @lifeandlightlearning where she shares encouragement for Kingdom-minded parents. To keep up with the development of her website, you can sign up for email updates on lifeandlightlearning.com.
In this episode, we are chatting with Mecca Moore Tartt, a renowned health and wellness coach and advocate. She’s going to help us get it together in the bedroom with our husbands-yes, you read that right! We chat about intimacy, choreplay (wait, what’s that?), and why self-care is key to intimacy with your husband. Get your cup of coffee and something to take notes with girl. It’s going to get good!
The Founder of the Wives 7 Day Prayer Challenge which has 1500 women from over 65 locations around the world, The Founder of the Self-Care Summit: A Women’s Health & Fitness Empowerment Day, and now the creator of an e-commerce business launched Nov 1 ,2020 which is focused on Christian apparel and has already sold 500+ products covering 21 states.
Mecca a Power 30 Under 30 Recipient strives for excellence in all that she does and shows other women how to do it too. Mecca and her husband Dr. Alduan Tartt who started dating after hosting a matching making event, have created a platform to support married couples Better Husband, Better Wife www.betterhusbandbetterwife.com, in addition to supporting single women who desire to get married The Ring Formula https://ringformulamasterclass.teachable.com/
They both share a passion of creating a network of support for married couples which has led to speaking on panels, participating in marriage retreats, hosting events, with their biggest event being A Weekend For Love Marriage Retreatwww.aweekendforlove.com and their monthly masterclass Better Husband, Better Wife www.betterhusbandbetterwife.com
In this premier episode, we’re chatting with Charlane Oliver about turning your passion into purpose. Charlane turned her passion for social justice into a full time career and dare we say a movement! Hailed as a “Now Generation Activist” by The Tennessean and a 2019 Woman of Influence by the Nashville Business Journal, she is an award-winning community organizer, respected movement builder, and public relations strategist. She is the co-founder and co-executive director of The Equity Alliance, a nonprofit that works to build independent political power among the Black electorate and
As a trusted voice on voting rights issues, her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Rolling Stone, National Journal, Pew Charitable Trusts, Huffington Post, the Associated Press, Think Progress, on NPR Weekend Edition, MSNBC, CNN, internationally and throughout Tennessee. She has graced the coveted stage at the inaugural TEDxNashvilleWomen and has been a featured guest on various local television broadcasts, radio stations and national podcasts.
Her organization led a statewide coalition that registered 91,000 Black and brown Tennesseans to vote for the 2018 midterms, increased Black voter turnout by 413 percent, scored two legal voting rights victories against the Tennessee Secretary of State, and is responsible for electing the most diverse and progressive Metro Council in the city’s history.
A native of Little Rock, Arkansas, Charlane has a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University and holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. She lives in Nashville with her husband and three children.