Living in the Sweet Spot with Angelique Francis

My guest today is Denise Woodland Lombard, a Medicare consultant and specialist who has made it her mission to take the fear and confusion out of one of the most important financial and healthcare decisions you will ever make. Denise works with people who are getting ready to turn 65, those who are already on Medicare and wondering if they’re in the right plan, and — just as importantly — adult children and caregivers who are trying to help their aging parents navigate this system with confidence.Because here’s the truth: making the wrong Medicare decision can cost you thousands of dollars — in penalties, in out-of-pocket expenses, in coverage gaps you didn’t know you had. And making the right decision? It can give you peace of mind, protect your retirement savings, and make sure you have the coverage you need when you need it most.  That is not something you want to leave to chance. That is not something you want to Google at midnight and hope for the best. Tune in!! 

Talk about The Sweet Spot!  My guests are the perfect dynamic duo in the month of Money Financial May”  — together,  we explore “real wealth” in every sense of the word. Not just financial, but the richness of a life lived with intention, impact, and meaning. Malgy Blue and Delphine Pruitt, both executives at US Bank, get deep down and personal about what brings meaning and purpose to their lives and careers as they serve and help navigate their community while  supporting the economic needs, inspired visions and simply help make  dreams come true, every day!

Money Matters just got REAL this month on Living in the $weet $pot!!!  Money does matter and so we’re talking wealth, freedom, and financial power — and I’m bringing on someone who lived it from the ground up. Meet Munif Ali —                     Executive Chairman of Mpower Collective of Companies, inspired  entrepreneur, the author of two books, philanthropist, and thought leader who grew up in Hunters Point Housing Projects in San Francisco and became a self-made millionaire by the age of 24. Munif built multi-million dollar businesses along the way, and now runs one of LA’s most powerful urban luxury brokerages — Pacific Playa Realty.Living in the Sweet Spot with me, we will talk about: starting from the ground,  breaking the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle, building wealth through real estate, his “momma” and the “millionaire mindset shift” that changes everything! Tune in, and it will Pay Off!! This one will hit different! $$$$$$

Going Blind, made him See!!What if losing your sight… actually helped you finally see?My next guest in the Sweet Spot knows something about that kind of miracle.Marvin Dexter Moore spent decades inside the music industry — working with songwriters, artists, and legends… helping shape the soundtrack of other people’s dreams. But somewhere along the way, life took an unexpected turn, and Marvin completely lost his physical sight.And in the middle of that darkness… something extraordinary happened. He discovered his own voice.Today, Marvin Dexter Moore is a singer, songwriter, and artist creating music that speaks to faith, resilience, and the belief that it’s never too late to step into the purpose God has been preparing you for all along. His songs have climbed the charts, his message is touching lives, and his journey reminds us that sometimes the greatest vision… is the one we receive from the inside.A former music industry executive with BMI and Jobete/Stone Diamond Music, Marvin’s love for music has only grown deeper since stepping into his own artistry. Now working on his second album, his songs capture both the beauty and the struggle of living a spirit-filled life — inspiring others to go deeper, reach higher, and achieve beyond their limitations.Sometimes it’s through the trials that life gives us the clearest vision… removing the clutter so we can truly SEE.Don’t miss this powerful time in the Sweet Spot! 

On this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, we talk with brothers Dwayne and Drew Cox, founders of the View Park Wellness Collective, a wellness space created for the neurodiverse by the neurodiverse.They share the story behind building a community rooted in understanding, inclusion, and healing, along with the experiences that inspired them to create a space where neurodivergent individuals and families can feel supported and seen.This conversation offers a new perspective on how we can better understand, interact with, and support the neurodivergent community through compassion, awareness, and connection.From mental wellness and entrepreneurship to advocacy and representation, this episode is honest, inspiring, and deeply personal. Dwayne and Drew remind us what’s possible when people build the kind of spaces they once needed themselves.Tune in for a powerful conversation about purpose, community, and living fully in your sweet spot.

In this episode of Living in the Sweetspot, we pay tribute to the incomparable Kiki Shepard, known to millions as the "Apollo Queen of Fashion," Kiki was more than just the co-host of Showtime at the Apollo; she was a symbol of elegance, a Broadway trailblazer, and a tireless advocate for sickle cell disease research.We dive into her 15-year legacy at the legendary Apollo Theatre, where her signature style and grace helped define an era of Black excellence. Beyond the spotlight, we discuss her profound impact as the founder of The K.I.S. Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to raising awareness, education, and research for Sickle Cell Disease and Sickle Cell Trait a cause she championed for over 20 years.All this here in the Sweetspot.

In this episode of "Living in the SweetSpot" we sit down with Grammy nominated singer and songwriter Eric Roberson for an honest conversation about music, independence, and staying true to yourself.Eric has been building his career on his own terms for years. From earning Grammy nominations to collaborating with artists like Jill Scott, Musiq Soulchild, and Ledisi, he has created a lane that proves you do not have to follow the traditional industry path to succeed.In this episode, he talks about the early days, what pushed him to stay independent, and how he has managed to grow while keeping his integrity intact. It feels less like an interview and more like real dialogue about longevity, ownership, faith, and the work behind the scenes.If you care about building something that lasts and doing it your way, this conversation will resonate.Welcome to the Sweet Spot.

My next guest, Director and Choreographer Otis Sallid, has not only style but substance beyond compare. His close attention and keen eye for detail always make something special out of everything he touches.His accomplishments as a producer, director and choreographer in theater, television and film are known throughoutthe entertainment industry. His work in Spike Lee’s “SCHOOL DAZE”,  “DO THE RIGHT THING” and “MALCOLM X”,  the opening titles for the television shows “LIVING SINGLE” and “SUDDENLY SUSAN”,  Disney’s “SISTER ACT II” and Thomas Carter’s “SWING KIDS” has positioned him amongst the most notable producers, directors, and choreographers. While at the Juilliard School, Otis spent nights studying, acting and directing at the NEIGHBORHOODPLAYHOUSE and soon thereafter became a member of the distinguished NEGRO ENSEMBLE COMPANY working with distinguished actors, Denzel Washington, Adolph Caesar, Antonio Fargas and Roscoe Lee Brown. Otis worked his way through numerous Broadway shows including “THE WIZ”, “PURLIE”, “HALLELUJAH BABY”, “TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA”,“DON’T BOTHER ME I CAN’T COPE” and  “ME AND BESSIE”.  

My next guest in the Sweet Spot is Raquel Delermeis a PhD Candidate at the University of Southern California. Her research examines how legal institutions reproduce economic, social, and environmental inequality for racialized women. Raquel's first ongoing stream of work explores the caregiving experiences of women with incarcerated adult children. Her dissertation work pivots to ask how penal institutions and the climate crisis are co-constitutive of one another, especially as it relates to racialized and gendered labor exploitation, the siting of prisons, and extreme weather events. Raquel's impactful work has been published in Gender & Society and The Conversation.  “The mommas are still holding it down!” Join us for this weighty and hot topic in the Sweet Spot!  

In this episode, Angelique Francis sits down with Lawrence Koh, founder and CEO of International Diversified Products, to discuss his journey from humble beginnings to building a multimillion-dollar company.Lawrence shares how success takes more than just willpower it takes clarity, consistency, and a commitment to creating solutions that serve others. For him, achievement isn't just about personal gain, but about impact. When your success benefits others, it becomes something much more powerful.

In this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot , Angelique welcomes Emmy, Grammy, Tony, and SAG Award nominee Norm Lewis into the Sweet Spot for a conversation that goes far beyond the stage. Known for his powerful voice and unforgettable presence, Norm opens up about his humble beginnings, his deep commitment to character-driven work, and the values that have guided his extraordinary career. From Broadway to Hollywood and everywhere in between, this is a story about grace, perseverance, and staying true to the pursuit of dramatic artistry excellence.

Angelique welcomes America’s Court Judge Kevin Ross to the Sweet Spot for a conversation about where he came from, why he chose the bench, and what keeps him grounded. He opens up about his childhood in South Central L.A., the lessons that shaped him early on, and how he turned purpose into a platform. It’s a story about pushing through, no matter where you start.

Zo Williams, host of The Voice of Reason on KBLA, joins us for a powerful conversation on relationships, self-awareness, and why love is often more about inner work than outer perfection. With his signature insight and raw honesty, Zo shares his background, what led him to this work, and the core philosophy that shapes his approach to everything from heartbreak to healing. Whether you’re navigating a breakup, building something new, or just ready for some real talk, this episode will challenge what you think you know about connection.

This is a rich and reflective episode — honoring James Baldwin through the lens of Charles Reese’s artistry and personal transformation. Let’s craft a title and description that captures the emotional depth, creative process, and legacy Baldwin left behind — and how it reshaped Charles from the inside out.

We’re welcoming back artist James Elcock to Living in the Sweet Spot , this time, his story is even more powerful. After becoming disabled due to a tragic accident and being told he’d never walk again, James defied every expectation. In this episode, he opens up about what it took to reclaim his body, his mindset, and his art. This isn’t just a comeback it’s a masterclass in perseverance, identity, and finding purpose when the path forward seems impossible.

What happens when a long marriage ends after decades together? In this episode, Dr. Camille Banks-Lee joins us to talk about gray divorce — the emotional and life-shifting experience of separating after age 50. We get into why it's happening more often, what it means for identity and healing, and how to move forward with grace. Whether you’ve lived it or are just curious, this conversation is full of real talk, insight, and hope.

Attorney and BecuzofU podcast host Cheri Freeman-Watkins joins us for a timely and powerful conversation about what justice really looks like and who gets left behind when access depends on income. She shares how her work focuses on equitable legal support, what true leadership means in the fight for fairness, and how practicing gratitude keeps her grounded through it all. With clarity, conviction, and compassion, Cheri reminds us that justice isn't just a system it's a calling.

This week, we’re talking about something most men don’t talk about enough, prostate cancer and how it impacts not just health, but identity, intimacy, and everyday life. Terry Williams, a urological research coordinator, joins us to share real talk about what men go through physically and emotionally, and why it’s so important to have these conversations. If you or someone you love is facing prostate issues, this episode offers clarity, connection, and a reminder that no one has to face it alone. All of this in the Sweet Spot.

Carol Sutton Lewis, host of the Ground Control Parenting podcast, joins us for a rich and thoughtful conversation on raising children with intention, awareness, and cultural grounding. A mother, communicator, and advocate for purposeful parenting, Carol shares what inspired her to start the podcast, what she’s learned from her guests, and how her own experiences have shaped her approach to motherhood. This episode is full of wisdom for parents, mentors, and anyone helping young people navigate the world with confidence and care.

In this deeply moving and empowering episode, Dr. Brooke Parker Bello shares her personal journey from surviving sex trafficking to becoming an internationally recognized advocate and policy influencer. We explore what it takes to move from trauma to thriving, and how she's now using her voice and expertise to drive global change in the fight against human trafficking. Dr. Bello opens up about healing, purpose, and the critical role we all play in awareness and prevention. This episode is a testament to resilience and a call to action.

In Part 2 of our conversation with music executive and modern mystic Michelle Sanchez, we dive deeper into what life looks like after the glow-up. Now rooted in sobriety, clarity, and self-trust, Michelle shares how she’s navigating relationships, career choices, and personal power with a whole new lens.

By day, Michelle Sanchez is a respected music executive. But when the lights go down, she’s on a different kind of journey one of healing, intuition, and radical self-honesty. In this episode, Michelle opens up about walking away from alcohol, toxic habits, and the pressure to perform, and leaning into affirmations, boundaries, and truth. It’s a candid look at what it means to glow up from the inside and how trading temporary escapes for deep alignment changed everything.

Kathy Lee and Deatra Handy don’t just talk about change ,they live it, every single day. In this deeply moving episode, ex-felon turned minister Kathy Lee and human trafficking advocate and author Deatra Handy share their unfiltered truths about the devastating impact of trafficking on young girls. With courage, compassion, and lived experience, they explain how they reach those most at risk, the barriers these girls face, and what real outreach looks like. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s a call to wake up and take action for a generation that needs protection and healing.

Some legacies are lived before they’re ever spoken.In this episode of Living in The Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis sits with Carvin Winans of the Winans family to talk about heritage, healing, and purpose. Their conversation moves through faith and artistry and even hardship. All this and more in this episode of " Living in the Sweet Spot:

On this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot Angelique Francis sits down with Patrick L. Riley Emmy-recognized producer, author, and entertainment journalist whose career has helped shape some of the culture’s most unforgettable stories. From his years producing at The Oprah Winfrey Show, where he interviewed icons like Barack Obama, Diana Ross, and Beyoncé, to stepping into his own as the author of That’s What Friends Are For: On the Women Who Inspired Me, Patrick has built a path defined by truth and authenticity.In this conversation, Angelique and Patrick talk about honoring the people who lift us up, the importance of representation, and what it means to show up fully as yourself. It’s a heartfelt exchange on resilience, gratitude, and the beauty of finding your voice and living in your own sweet spot.

Angelique Francis sits with civil rights attorney Areva Martin to talk about what the Palisades fires left behind for Black Altadena , the relief that misses the people who need it, insurance runaround, air and health worries, and that quiet push to leave your own neighborhood. We also sit with the grief of losing a home , the photos, the routines, the sense of place and how to care for yourself while you rebuild.

In this episode of Living in the SweetSpot , Angelique Francis sits down with vocalist Chris Walker—Al Jarreau’s longtime musical director and co-vocalist. Chris talks about carrying Al’s legacy forward—on stage and through his tribute work. All this and more right here in The SweetSpot.

In this inspirational episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis sits down with three legendary coaches—Walter Brown, Marc Genovese, and George “Gigi” Green—for a powerful conversation about what it really means to lead, mentor, and shape lives through sports. With over 25 years each in the game, these coaches reflect on the highs, the hard lessons, and the unforgettable moments that come from pouring into student-athletes. All this right here in the Sweet Spot.

In this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis sits down with Apostle Beverly “Bam” Crawford and Pastor Dr. Dre Humphreys for an honest and heartfelt conversation about the church and building the bridge betweem old faith and new school values. They open up about their own values that shaped them, the generational shifts they’ve seen, and how faith continues to evolve as the the times do. All this right here in Living in the Sweet Spot

In this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis sits down with Billboard-charting recording artist Tanya Nolan to discuss music, purpose, and the power of gratitude. Tanya opens up about the journey and inspiration behind her latest single, Blessings, and how staying grounded in her truth and steadfast in her faith shaped both her sound and her story. We're breaking all that down to get to the heart of the matter right here in Living in the Sweet Spot with Angelique Francis.

In this very special episode of Living in the Sweetspot the mic gets flipped when Angelique Francis hands the reins to the founder and host of the Ground Control Parenting Podcast, Carol Sutton-Lewis.Joining them in this conversation is Speaker and Activist Sage Francis. This trio breaks the journey of embracing acceptance and leading with love. They break down the myths and fears around coming out and get into what it really means to show up with love on both sides. From tough convos to soft landings, this episode is all about understanding, acceptance, and that deep kind of compassion that bridges generations. It's healing. It’s growth. It's love unconditionally. Tune in for wisdom, warmth, and a whole lotta truth in this episode of Living in the Sweetspot.

What happens when the curtain falls, the music fades, and the lights go out—but the dancer still moves? In this powerful episode of the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis host a former Broadway Dancer/ Choreographer who steps into the spotlight with his story a raw, unfiltered, and deeply human conversation which dives deep into the rhythm of survival, tracing Stephen’s unlikely and inspiring journey from Broadway dreams to street realities.Join us as Stephen Semien shares with us how he found “The Sweet Spot…. Between the Sidewalk and the Stage”. That liminal space where identity isn’t defined by struggle alone, but by the grace that rises through it—the grace between the cracks.All this and more in this episode of "Living in The Sweetspot"

Dr. Samuel A. Peters III and Dr. Cherliyn Lee join us in the Sweetspot to share the story behind their wellness app, the A.L.I.C.E System. Together, they explore how holistic healing practices and modern science can work in tandem to support well-being in today’s fast-paced world. All of this and more in this episode of Living In the Sweetspot with Angelique Francis.

SweetSpot Live touches down in South Africa for a journey through history, healing, and diaspora. Recorded live on the continent, SweetSpot in Africa Part One dives into the ugly legacy of apartheid and what it means for Black Americans to set foot on ancestral soil. From emotion exploration to cultural revelation, this conversation is both a homecoming and a calling. All this in the SweetSpot.

In this episode of "Living in the Sweetspot" we sit down with Andre Robinson — a respected playwright and theater director with a sharp mind and an even sharper tongue. We get into his book Things White People Shouldn’t Say, and it’s exactly as honest and unapologetic as it sounds. But the real gems come when Andre opens up about his divorce, how he faced it head-on, and even discusses where he went wrong. No sugarcoating, no dodging — just real conversation about growth, accountability, and speaking your truth here in the SweetSpot you don't want to miss it!

On this episode, of "Living In the Sweetspot" we’re joined by Winston Warrior — also known as The Dope Professor. He’s part of the Silverfoxes, a group of mature Black men known for keeping themselves sharp, stylish, and grounded. We talk about what dating looks like today, the importance of being aligned with your purpose, and why having a partner who supports that matters. Real grown-man talk with a touch of style and wisdom, all that right here in the Sweetspot.

In this deeply moving episode of Living in the Sweet Spot we sit down with Lisa Woodson and Denita Willoughby as they share their respective experiences navigating the aftermath of losing a child. Our conversation will bravely explore the complex tapestry of grief that arises, and they reveal the personal ways they continue to live, laugh, and learn while carrying the love and memory of their children with them.

In this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, we sit down with the founders of the "Black-Owned" Old Hillside Bourbon.From North Carolina roots to a bottle of their own. Hear how a group of friends turned a vision into reality, launching Old Hillside Bourbon and building legacy from the ground up.

In this unfiltered episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis sits down with Alex, Kelly, and Lori for a juicy conversation about self-love, sexuality, and owning your pleasure. From breaking old taboos to embracing confidence in and out of the bedroom, nothing’s off the table.It’s fun, it’s freeing, and it’s all right here unapologetically , in the Sweet Spot.

My special guest in the Sweetspot will be bass guitarist Freddie Washington! In the music industry, there are bass players and then there's "Ready Freddie“, the first call studio musician, songwriter and live performance player who brings uniquely pertinent credentials to his role.  Early in his career, he played with Herbie Hancock for several years including on the  hit albums, "Feet Don't Fail Me Now," "Mister Hands" and"Monster." But that was just the beginning and Freddie's influence was evident as he produced his own recipe for success as an artist by stirring emotions and eliciting reactions through his booming bass guitar. His collaborative efforts with friend and musician, Patrice Rushen, produced the early '80s hits "Haven't You Heard" and "Forget Me Nots."  Yes, Ready Freddie played and toured with legacy artist including: Michael Jackson, George Duke, Kenny Loggins, George Benson, Jose Feliciano,Anita Baker, Smokey Robinson, Whitney Houston, Lionel Richie and Stevie Wonder. Guitarist Ray Parker Jr.  says, “He is the rock and foundation that the grooves sit on!”Join me in the Sweet Spot  with “Ready Freddie Washington”!

Born and raised in Los Angeles, saxophonist Gerald Albright was already an accomplished saxophonist by the time he went to college but added the bass after experiencing the Brothers Johnson in concert. Playing both the sax and bass, he became the consummate session and touring musician in the 80s, working with everyone from Anita Baker, Ray Parker, Jr., Atlantic Starr, The Temptations, Maurice White, Les McCann, Teena Marie, the Winans and even Whitney Houston. He launched his solo career in the infancy of what became the smooth jazz format, with “Just Between Us” in 1987 and has been a core part of the genre with chart-topping albums, countless radio hits and as a member of many all star tours. In the late 90s, he toured with pop star Phil Collins and recorded with Will Downing “Pleasures of the Night” and huge hits with guitarist Norman Brown, Dave Koz, Mindi Abair, Richard Elliot and Jonathan Butler. Albright has recorded 23 albums and been nominated for nine Grammy Awards! He is currently topping the charts on Billboard for the third consecutive week with his new new smooth jazz hit “Full Throttle”. Don’t miss this musical legend, Gerald Albright, up close and personal in the Sweet Spot!

Jackie Gouche Farris (1963-2024) Mother, Minister, Musician, Singer, Songwriter, Author, Sister and Friend.  Jackie graced this world with love, laughter and charisma, while sharing her spirit of excellence and musical gifts freely and without measure!  She traveled to six of the seven continents, sang in studios and on stages behind some of the most notable names in the music industry including Elton John, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Diana Ross, Chaka Kahn, Quincy Jones, Patti LaBelle, Jill Scott, Yolanda Adams, and a host of others.  Authored several books including : “How Would I Know”, “Harmony: Cultivating Inner Peace”, and “Raising Kings” available on Audible, and her audio CD: Big God, Little Me”! She is the proud mother of “Sir” Darryl Farris, signed to Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE); Daniel “D Smoke” Farris, the Winner of the 2019 Netflix rap competition, Rhythm &Flow and Grammy Nominated;and Davion Farris, wholike his two younger brothers, is a sought after engineer, producer and singer/songwriter. Jackie’s iconic sound and prophetic gift was first recorded with Bam Crawford’s Purpose, “Perpetual Praise”  and in the now gospel standard, “My Help” written by Jackie (which went Platinum ) and has been downloaded over 2 million times and also recorded by Donnie McClurkin.  Hear her life story thru the music from “Sweet Spot Live”, and excerpts from interviews about her life and her legacy!  Celebrating her wonderful life-lessons and music, with love, all in the Sweet Spot!   

Monique Mitchell is a writer/poet from South Central Los Angeles and has collaborated with the likes of Puma, Lexus, March for Our Lives, Cass Bird, Cara Delevingne, Maria Shriver + more. Her writing has been published by The New York Times, A24 in their companion book for Academy-Award winning “Everything Everywhere All At Once”, Cultural Weekly, and in various print publications across Los Angeles, West Africa.  Monique has performed and led workshops for museums such as LACMA, MOCA, and The Hammer, and for colleges, classrooms and conferences globally, Ghana.

In this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis is joined by Robert M. Sausedo President and CEO of Community Build—for an honest and timely conversation about men’s health in its fullest form. A native Angeleno with over 30 years of leadership in youth empowerment, economic development, social justice, and literacy, Robert brings a wealth of insight to the table.Together, they explore what it truly means for men to be well—from mental clarity to emotional resilience and spiritual grounding. It’s a call to wholeness, healing, and redefining strength from the inside out. All this right here in the Sweet Spot.

In this reflective episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis honors the extraordinary lives and lasting legacy of Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis—two icons whose work on stage, screen, and in the streets helped shape a movement. Through powerful stories and heartfelt memories from those who knew them best, we explore the love they shared, the art they created, and the activism that defined their lives.More than a tribute, this episode is a celebration of legacy, lineage, and the timeless impact of living with purpose, passion, and deep commitment to community and truth.

Employment, empowerment, training and equal opportunities for the neurodivergent individuals on wheels! Larry Humphreys has over 20 years of experience in working with neurodivergent individuals as a special education teacher, then obtained his Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology and Master's Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Larry established the Behavioral Autism Therapies (BAT) with the goal of enhancing the lives of neurodivergent individuals and their families,  with about 20 BCBAs,  350 employees, and  serving over 700 families. In 2019, Larry established Special Needz Coffee (SNC) to provide meaningful employment for neurodivergent individuals and is currently operated out of a fabulously decorated and accessible mobile trailer, which allows them to collaborate with organizations on their special events.  The vision is to continue to empower these individuals, providing them with equal opportunities and jobs they enjoy. 

Dr. Andrea Humphrey, affectionately known as Dr. Dre, embodies a remarkable blend of roles: Pastor, Author, Speaker, Coach, and Leadership Specialist operating with humor, and a grounded demeanor. She navigates seamlessly between her roles as CEO of I.Q. Training Inc., Founder and Lead Pastor of H.O.P.E.’s House International Ministries (https://hopeshouse.com/), and President & CEO of the Hope Community Development Center in Granada Hills. With an innate ability to recognize greatness in others, Dr. Dre Humphrey’s mission transcends borders, as she travels worldwide empowering women to embrace their full potential. How to Listen: Download the KBLA Talk 1580 App or listen on 1580 AM Radio or at kbla1580.com. Please engage with us through social media @kbla1580  and now follow me @AngeliqueintheSweetspot  and Living in the Sweet Spot on Spotify. 

In this chic and confidence-boosting episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis sits down with Sybil Henry—personal brand image stylist, founder of The Style Concierge, and author of Style Yourself Over 40, 50 & Beyond. Sybil shares her approach to helping women reconnect with their power and presence through style, at every stage of life.From redefining beauty on your own terms to using fashion as a form of self-expression and confidence, this episode is all about showing up, standing tall, and living a life that is bold, brilliant, and beautifully you. All this right here in the Sweet Spot.

In this stylish and soul-centered episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis is joined by Sybil Henry—personal brand image stylist, founder of The Style Concierge, and author of Style Yourself Over 40, 50 & Beyond. Sybil shares how personal style and branding go hand in hand, and how aligning your image with your inner power can transform not just how the world sees you—but how you see yourself.It’s all about stepping into your full presence, owning your story, and branding it with intention, elegance, and authenticity.

In this episode of Living in the Sweet Spot, Angelique Francis talks with James Christian a former pro athlete turned philanthropist and mentor They discuss his journey from the field to the frontlines of community service. As the founder of Each One Teach One, James shares how he’s dedicated his life to uplifting children and families in need through mentorship, education, and hands-on support.It’s a powerful reminder that giving back isn’t just a choice for some it’s a calling. And when one reaches back, we all rise. Come rise with us here in Living in the Sweetspot.