Sistas: Recent Episodes
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J. Rose sits with experts, researchers, and the experienced to discuss the harrowing subject of postpartum depression and it's effects on Black women.
In a continuation of last week's conversation, J. Rose and guests return to again discuss the highs and lows of the modern-day dating world.
In this episode, J. Rose sits down with a few guests to discuss the highs and lows of the modern-day dating world.
In our second season premiere, Sistas host J. Rose sits with Denise Crittendon, author of the afro-futuristic science fiction novel, 'Where It Rains in Color', which details the story of a future in which Earth has been destroyed and humans have populated various planets.
J.Rose sits down with state chair of the Michigan Welfare Rights Organization, Maureen Taylor who advocates for the poor and helps them navigate Metropolitan Detroit agencies. Taylor believes that access to clean water should be a basic human right—a battle lost in Detroit.
Happy fourth! This week's episode of Sistas brought to you by Be-Moor Radio is a playback. New episodes to resume next Monday! In anticipation of his new book, "The Mask of Masculinity", J Rose has a conversation with Dr. Eddie Connor about his predecessorial work, Dear Queen Vol. II, and its empowerment of women and celebration of femininity. Dr. Eddie Connor is a best-selling author, international speaker, college professor, radio/TV correspondent, and conference host of Vision Summit. As the founder of DrEddieAcademy.com, he facilitates masterclasses via faith, identity, relationships, speaker training, and much more.
J. Rose sits down with Emily Wilson, Dakaila Ravenell, and Andrea Williams as the ladies discuss the positives and negatives of Black female relationships.
In the wake of its premiere, J Rose talks with producers Brenda Walker, Jessica Austin, and Siddy Morgan about their new short film, 'NAKED. '
“NAKED” is a short film that discusses traumatic areas that are commonly experienced amongst African-American women. By telling a story of four college roommates that get lost in an entangled game of "Never Have I Ever," exposing deep-rooted insecurities. Untangling a web of codependency issues, body image problems, fierce competition , and caddy colorism.'
In anticipation of his new book, "The Mask of Masculinity", J Rose has a conversation with Dr. Eddie Connor about his predecessorial work, Dear Queen Vol. II, and its empowerment of women and celebration of femininity.
Dr. Eddie Connor is a best-selling author, international speaker, college professor, radio/TV correspondent, and conference host of Vision Summit. As the founder of DrEddieAcademy.com, he facilitates masterclasses via faith, identity, relationships, speaker training, and much more.
J Rose has a conversation with Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence about the Crown Act and black hair discrimination in the workplace. Lawrence also shares her insights from the confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown-Jackson. The second half of the episode includes EttaFLYY who is leading a black natural hair movement in Detroit. Get connected with the Sistas Movement: https://linktr.ee/sistasmovement
Happy Mother's Day! J Rose has a conversation with Sylvetta Johnson about the task of raising three daughters after her husband was killed. J Rose has a conversation with her mother, Stephanie Jackson about a mother's love. Traci Johnson-Smith is an administrator teacher at Mercy High School and she serves in the diversity, inclusion, and equity department. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan undergraduate and Harvard University in Education. Lynzi Johnson is an accomplished teacher for the hearing impaired. She received her undergraduate and graduate degree from Michigan State University with an emphasis in learning and hearing impaired children. She is the mother of 2 children and married to Dion who also serves in the education community. Kelli Johnson-Wilbor is a graduate of Alabama State University and Wayne State University’s Graduate School of Education. She is a certified social worker and classroom teacher. She is married with one teenage son and her husband and she are truck drivers often crossing states with cargo. Stephanie Jackson is is J Rose's mother and she is a school teacher and has a long career of serving youth.
J Rose has a conversation with filmmaker Janks Morton about his film "Dear Daddy". The film contains first-hand accounts about how having an absent father affects the development of black women. Dr. Sabrina Black and Aisha Cunningham returns to offer their expertise and advice on how to heal from these circumstances.
J Rose is joined by guest host Dr. Sabrina Black to talk about the heart-wrenching emotions a mother goes through because of the loss of their children. Dr. Sheryl Jones and Miss Snow tell the story of their children and how they have coped since the untimely passing of their children. Bryce Huffman of Bridge Detroit gives an update on the coverage of the police killing of Patrick Lyoya in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
J Rose has a conversation with Dr. Brittany Wilson-Harris, MD of the Inland Empire Women's Center in San Bernadino, CA about the having a healthy vagina. Dr. Wilson-Harris is an OBGYN and surgeon.
J Rose has a conversation with Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence about the Crown Act and black hair discrimination in the workplace. Lawrence also shares her insights from the confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown-Jackson. The second half of the episode includes EttaFLYY who is leading a black natural hair movement in Detroit. Get connected with the Sistas Movement: https://linktr.ee/sistasmovement
J Rose interviews TV personality, Tanika Ray about colorism in the television industry. Aisha Cunningham of "The Path to Wholeness, LLC" in Detroit, Michigan joins the conversation to offer words of wisdom from a mental health counselor's perspective.