Introducing Black Women Will S.A.V.E Black Women
Black Women Will S.A.V.E. Black Women
Black Women Will Save Black Women is more than a podcast: it’s a movement. With over 300,000 Black women losing jobs this year, it’s time we S.A.V.E. (Support, Amplyify, Validate, Elevate) one another. Each episode delivers practical tips, real audience questions, powerful guest stories, and coaching tools designed to help you rise, rebuild, and reclaim your power.
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We Get it From our Mamas
Black Women Will S.A.V.E. Black Women
In this week's episode, Kamika shares a Fail Forward reminder to spiral a little but don’t stay there before diving into a powerful conversation with Anetra Henry. They discuss career transitions, interviews that demand free labor, and the unspoken weight of not telling her mom about losing her job. This episode explores how we show up for our sisters — and ourselves — with the Save Strategy: Validate the feelings. Anetra Henry, a seasoned partnerships and growth executive, joins us to share over 20 years of experience driving impact in nonprofit and social change organizations....
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She's not a Big Sharer
Black Women Will S.A.V.E. Black Women
In the debut episode of Black Women Will Save Black Women, Kamika kicks things off with her Tip of the Week, sharing lessons from entrepreneur friend Cira. From discovering WhatNot to unpacking what it truly takes to succeed, Kamika brings practical wisdom straight from the entrepreneurial trenches. This week’s featured conversation is with Maiya Winston, founder of Be A Possibility. After being laid off in July, Maiya opens up about her journey of resilience, the realities of corporate America, and why DEI work can be both exhausting and essential. Kamika and Maiya connect over their shared...
info_outlineIn the debut episode of Black Women Will Save Black Women, Kamika kicks things off with her Tip of the Week, sharing lessons from entrepreneur friend Cira. From discovering WhatNot to unpacking what it truly takes to succeed, Kamika brings practical wisdom straight from the entrepreneurial trenches.
This week’s featured conversation is with Maiya Winston, founder of Be A Possibility. After being laid off in July, Maiya opens up about her journey of resilience, the realities of corporate America, and why DEI work can be both exhausting and essential. Kamika and Maiya connect over their shared roots in Los Angeles, their love of golf, and the hard-earned lessons that come with navigating layoffs more than once. Together, they explore what “work” really means, when it’s time to ask for help, and how Black women continue to lead with purpose and passion.
Question from the Audience
Kamika responds to a listener’s question on how to get back on track with health after a loss. She shares her experience with a vegan cleanse, reflects on why it can feel challenging, and explains how she’s using her D.O.T. method from Fail Forward Coaching to rebuild balance and momentum.
Maiya Winston is the founder of Be A Possibility, a Dallas-based Culture & Inclusion Consultant, Global DEI Leader, and Executive Scholar. With 15+ years of corporate experience, she specializes in diversity, equity & inclusion, leadership development, and employee engagement. A Certified Diversity Professional, Aspen Institute Fellow, and Career Coach, Maiya brings both expertise and passion to helping organizations and individuals thrive. She holds a BA from USC, an Executive MBA from UT Arlington, and is currently writing her first book.
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