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Theories & Thoughts Podcast: S3|EP10: Marquita Sikes

In this special episode of Theories & Thoughts Podcast, Arnya and Fancy discuss suicide in the Black community with guest Marquita L. Sikes, an empowerment coach and new author. While we usually discuss the latest news and events, we skipped the news this week to discuss whether or not listeners find it important for their doctors and physicians to be Black. Arnya shares her experience with her primary physician, and what sparked the question. 

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Theories & Thoughts: S3|EP9: March Wine Down

Arnya and Fancy recap the month of March 2022 news, sharing what they learned from each of this month’s guests, literacy advocate and hostess of Reading with Carylee, Carylee Carrington, Bridgette Taylor, of Taylor Cares who shared what it’s like to live with Multiple Sclerosis and Andromeda Raheem of She Wins Society who discussed sisterhood and friendships. Fancy was also a guest this month and talked about the power of the press, since she’s a publicist and visibility coach.

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Theories & Thoughts: S3|EP6: Bridgette Taylor, Taylor Cares

TaylorCares is dedicated to stepping up its efforts in addressing all opportunities for fundraising for individuals living with multiple sclerosis. Founder and director, Bridgette Taylor, knows what it’s like to live with MS all too well, and that’s why she’s so passionate about assisting others and providing them with valuable resources for their care. Learn more about MS and Taylor Cares in this sit-down interview with Arnya and Fancy.

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Thoughts & Theories: S3|EP5 – Carylee Carrington, Read With Carylee

Carylee Carrington is an author, entrepreneur, and literacy advocate. She resides in Northern Virginia with her two boys, where she enjoys an active lifestyle. Originally from the island of Jamaica, she grew up in New York City before making Northern Virginia her home. She is known to some as the “accidental author,” being a children’s author was not where she believed her life would lead.

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