Reclaiming My Voice

The conversation explores themes of resilience, authenticity, leadership, challenges, growth, community, connection, and reclaiming one's voice. Dr. Kendra Washington-Bass shares her family's history, her experiences in leadership, and the challenges she faced. She emphasizes the importance of community, self-expression, and the journey of reclaiming one's voice.TakeawaysResilienceAuthenticityChapters00:00 Roots of Resilience03:00 Leadership and Legacy11:59 Challenges and Growth20:02 Community and Connection26:00 Reclaiming Your Voice

Y’all, this one is special. Our PreBoulé Edition features the incredible Coach Rhonda McDaniel, and she did not come to play.From being the only Black woman in the room as an Army officer to building a thriving coaching business, Rhonda’s story is about what happens when you stop performing and start showing up as your whole self. We talk self-advocacy, boundaries, code switching, and why rejection is really protection and redirection.“Show up as your authentic self. That’s what you will remember most.”If you are heading to Boulé, this is your listening for the ride. If you are not, this conversation still has a word for you.

Juanita Walters shares her journey of reclaiming her voice, from her experiences in jail to her work in education and the challenges she faced. She emphasizes the importance of authenticity and the power of one's voice in making an impact.TakeawaysAuthenticity in voiceImpact of personal voiceChapters00:00 Reclaiming Your Voice

Start small, but at least start.This week on Reclaiming My Voice, I’m joined by Jessica Washington, CEO and founder of Jess Moves LLC, for a conversation about leadership, resilience, wellness, mentorship, and using rejection as fuel.This episode is for the woman who has been overlooked, underestimated, or afraid to speak up — but knows it is time to move anyway.New episode coming soon. Subscribe now and share this with one woman who needs the reminder that her voice matters.#ReclaimingMyVoice #JessicaWashington #JessMovesLLC #VoiceLiberation #WomenInLeadership #DoItAfraid #StartSmall

Dr. Tiffany Townsend, a clinical psychologist and diversity leader, shares her journey of reclaiming her voice and advocating for marginalized communities. She discusses the importance of finding allies, overcoming insecurities, and standing up for what matters. Dr. Townsend also talks about her book 'Weathering the Storm' and the significance of appreciating one's own journey.TakeawaysAdvocacy for marginalized communitiesOvercoming insecurities and finding alliesChapters00:00 Advice for Speaking Up and Conclusion

Reclaiming What Was Always There with Dr. Laura KnightsThis week on Reclaiming My Voice, Dr. Marva Jean Tutt sits down with Dr. Laura Knights, founder of Knight’s Consulting and creator of Black Women Leading, for a powerful conversation about leadership, faith, entrepreneurship, and returning to yourself.In this episode, Dr. Knights shares her leadership journey, her path into entrepreneurship, the grounding power of faith and family, and why reclaiming your voice is different from finding it.Together, we explore what it means for Black women to lead, invest in themselves, speak up with wisdom, and return to the voice that was always there.This episode is for the woman who has been pouring into everyone else and is finally ready to pour back into herself.In this episode, we talk about:Leadership from the inside outThe difference between finding your voice and reclaiming itBlack women leading with clarity and courageEntrepreneurship, faith, and familyWhat it means to stay groundedWhy speaking up requires both wisdom and safetyHow to return to yourself after seasons of shrinkingAuntie Reminder:Your voice was never lost — it’s time to reclaim it.Listen & Subscribe to Reclaiming My VoiceNever miss an episode. Subscribe to Reclaiming My Voice on your favorite platform:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reclaiming-my-voice/id1896838527Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033oNSPRV9CfGIadmZptmXYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@drmarvaj/podcastsWebsite: https://drmarvatutt.orgIf this episode encouraged you, share it with one woman who needs the reminder that her voice was never lost — it’s time to reclaim it.Connect with Dr. Marva Jean TuttWebsite: https://drmarvatutt.orgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@drmarvajInstagram: @reclaimingmyvoice2026TikTok: @auntiemarvajLinkedIn: Dr. Marva JHashtags#ReclaimingMyVoice #DrMarvaJeanTutt #BlackWomenLeading #VoiceLiberation #WomenInLeadership #BlackWomenLead #LeadershipAndHealing #BlackWomenPodcasters #FaithAndLeadership #PodcastEpisode

The podcast episode features a candid conversation between Dr. Marva Tutt and Renee Carter, focusing on the theme of reclaiming one's voice and the journey of self-discovery. Renee shares her experiences, challenges, and insights, offering valuable advice for those seeking to speak up and be heard. The conversation delves into personal growth, resilience, and the importance of authenticity in communication.TakeawaysSelf-discovery is a journey of continuous growth and learning.Preparing and delivering your message authentically is essential for being heard and understood.Chapters00:00 Reclaiming Your Voice: A Movement Towards Clarity11:26 Reclaiming My Voice: A Journey of Self-Discovery19:56 Pushing Through Fear and Doubt: Transitioning to Abu Dhabi26:20 Inspiration and Resilience: Finding Strength in Music and Family

Join me for the launch of my inaugural episode, featuring Kennedy Jackson—a dedicated mother, wife, daughter, founder, minister, and research analyst. Don't miss this insightful conversation!

Dr. Marva Tutt introduces her podcast 'Reclaiming My Voice' and shares the inspiration behind it. She emphasizes the importance of imperfection and the power of women's voices. The podcast aims to share the stories of women who have overcome challenges and found their voice.TakeawaysEmbrace imperfectionWomen's voices matterChapters00:00 Introduction to 'Reclaiming My Voice'

Welcome to Reclaiming My Voice, the podcast where we tell the truth about what it means to live, lead, and show up fully.I’m Dr. Marva Tutt — educator, leadership strategist, and your favorite voice liberation advocate.This is a space for honest conversations with educators, leaders, and purpose-driven professionals who are learning how to move beyond survival mode and reconnect with their clarity, confidence, and calling.Here, we talk about voice liberation, leadership growth, healing, identity, and the moments that taught us to stop shrinking.So pull up a chair, take a deep breath, and let’s begin the work of reclaiming your voice.