Belles In Bloom with Kakila Hunter, S2:E5

Episode 5 of the Belles In Bloom podcast, hosted by Renee Marshall-McKinley, titled "Belles In Bloom with Kakila Hunter, S2:E5" was published on May 31, 2025 and runs 26 minutes.

May 31, 2025 ·26m · Belles In Bloom

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Hello and welcome to our podcast show, Belles In Bloom! I’m your host, Renee Marshall-McKinley! Today, I’d like to introduce you to Kakila Hunter, who I fondly call Kay! Kay is an Educator of 30 years. Teaching Middle school Science. she is a Businesswomen and two time Author. She is also a faith believer who attends worship at Abundant Family Life Worship Center in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Kay is an only child and a mother of two beautiful adult young ladies. Join us as we talk about friendship, fellowship, mental illness, being “Covered” & all things blooming! 💐 You can find Kay’s new book “Back To A Colorful Life” on Amazon and her website www.coveredcol.com Thank you for joining me on this episode. If you if liked this show, please share it with others. Until next time, take care and be kind to yourself & others. Xo Renee 🥰

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Hello and welcome to our podcast show, Belles In Bloom! I’m your host, Renee Marshall-McKinley! Today, I’d like to introduce you to Kakila Hunter, who I fondly call Kay! Kay is an Educator of 30 years. Teaching Middle school Science. she is a Businesswomen and two time Author. She is also a faith believer who attends worship at Abundant Family Life Worship Center in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Kay is an only child and a mother of two beautiful adult young ladies. Join us as we talk about friendship, fellowship, mental illness, being “Covered” & all things blooming! 💐 You can find Kay’s new book “Back To A Colorful Life” on Amazon and her website www.coveredcol.com Thank you for joining me on this episode. If you if liked this show, please share it with others. Until next time, take care and be kind to yourself & others. Xo Renee 🥰

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