Queens Address Radio

Skincare is not a luxury. It is part of how we care for ourselves. Esthetician and entrepreneur Nala Wise breaks down what melanated skin actually needs, how to build simple routines and why self care is non negotiable for women balancing family, business and identity.

AI is moving fast, but are we asking the right questions about how to use it? AI strategist Lori Holt breaks down what artificial intelligence really is, how it’s already shaping our lives and why Black professionals must engage it with intention, not fear.  

This episode sits with Cheryl Johnson, founder of Treats for the Streets, to talk about what it really means to see our unhoused neighbors as part of us not a problem to avoid. She shares her own childhood experience with homelessness, how it shaped her calling, and why restaurant quality meals, toiletries and on site resources are about restoring dignity, not just handing out charity.

This episode features insurance executive and educator Sandra Moody Gresham breaking down why Black families cannot afford to ignore life insurance, mutual funds and benefits at work. She shares her journey from Chicago to Columbus, navigating white male dominated financial spaces, and how one conversation with her own parents made this more than a job and turned it into a calling.

What does leadership look like when it’s shaped by resilience, culture and courage? Mayor Ukeme Awakessien Jeter shares her journey from Nigeria to becoming the first Black woman mayor of Upper Arlington and why immigrant leadership matters in shaping stronger communities.

Great style is more than fashion. It is confidence, discipline and knowing your craft. Celebrity stylist Kimberly Kimmie Smith joins Queens Address Radio to talk about a career that began styling her little sister’s hair and grew into working with artists like Pete Rock and Teedra Moses.

What happens when you stop separating faith from leadership and start building a business that actually supports your life? Business expansion coach Shanice Wise Spencer breaks down the difference between busy growth and aligned growth and why Black women leaders must stop underpricing their brilliance. This conversation gets honest about systems, money, discernment and letting go of what no longer serves the vision.

What if healing isn’t just personal but ancestral? This episode centers the body as a living archive and asks what it really takes to move out of survival mode. Holistic healer Noni Knows shares how chronic illness pushed her to reclaim her body, regulate her nervous system, and break generational cycles through multidimensional healing. This is a grounded conversation about womb health, intuition, food as medicine, and why regulation is liberation for Black women leaders building legacy.

What happens when you stop separating faith from leadership and start building a business that actually supports your life? Business expansion coach Shanice Wise Spencer breaks down the difference between busy growth and aligned growth and why Black women leaders must stop underpricing their brilliance. This conversation gets honest about systems, money, discernment and letting go of what no longer serves the vision.

This episode is about what it really takes to keep showing up when life knocks you down and the calling won’t let you quit. Radio personality Robyn Simone shares her journey from Detroit to Columbus, from being fired to being rehired, from grief and self doubt to clarity and purpose. This conversation is about faith, resilience and using your voice without losing yourself in the noise.

This episode is about what it really takes to keep showing up when life knocks you down and the calling won’t let you quit. Radio personality Robyn Simone shares her journey from Detroit to Columbus, from being fired to being rehired, from grief and self doubt to clarity and purpose. This conversation is about faith, resilience and using your voice without losing yourself in the noise.

Black women are navigating a healthcare system shaped by history, bias and silence while still being expected to advocate for themselves in moments of vulnerability. This episode centers a necessary conversation with OB GYN Dr Janae Davis about why Black women are often dismissed in medical settings and what real patient centered care looks like across a woman’s life. 

Black women are navigating a healthcare system shaped by history, bias and silence while still being expected to advocate for themselves in moments of vulnerability. This episode centers a necessary conversation with OB GYN Dr Janae Davis about why Black women are often dismissed in medical settings and what real patient centered care looks like across a woman’s life. 

What does it really take to build generational wealth and protect your health when no one hands you a blueprint? Pam Foster Greer shares how curiosity, faith, and follow through turned a $20 state contract into a multimillion dollar business and why legacy cannot survive without wellness. This conversation moves from prisons to procurement, from mentorship to herbal medicine, and from hustle culture to intentional care. It is about asking better questions and doing the work after the answer comes.

This episode centers the real work behind Black economic progress. Sherri Hamilton of the Ohio Black Expo shares how decades of community building turned a local vendor event into a statewide ecosystem that brings thousands together each year. The conversation focuses on purpose, access, and responsibility beyond visibility. Listen to the full episode and share it with someone building for more than themselves.

This premiere episode centers Black women who are carrying households careers and generations on their backs while trying to make sense of money that was never clearly explained to us. Keisha Smith Jones shares her path from the Navy to wealth management and breaks down what financial stability actually requires when you are the first in your family to build it. This conversation matters because it replaces silence and guilt with clarity strategy and permission to start exactly where you are.