In Episode 146 of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole welcome Emmy-nominated news reporter and anchor Amanda Lee. A North Philadelphia native, Amanda shares her inspiring journey from interning at a local Philadelphia news station to becoming an award-winning journalist at News 12 New Jersey.Amanda opens up about the challenges of the news industry, the stories that have shaped her career, and her passion for using journalism to uplift underserved communities. She also discusses the importance of representation, finding purpose through storytelling, and why giving a voice to those who are often overlooked continues to drive her every day.Don't miss this empowering conversation about perseverance, purpose, community, and the impact of authentic journalism.

In Episode 145 of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with Salome Hall, founder and executive director of Sisters Affirming Sisterhood Project (SAS Project), a nonprofit organization transforming lives through gender affirmation, environmental justice, and workers' rights.Salome shares the inspiring story behind SAS Project and how surplus clothing is being transformed into gender-affirming care, paid creative opportunities, and community resources through affirmation closets, tailoring labs, workshops, and innovative programming. With more than 10,000 gender-affirming garments distributed, service across six cities, a Gold Anthem Award, appearances during New York Fashion Week, and a new home in West Philadelphia, Salome continues to redefine what community empowerment looks like.This powerful conversation explores purpose, leadership, creativity, social impact, and the belief that everyone deserves dignity, self-expression, and the opportunity to live authentically. Don't miss this inspiring episode of Dynasty Queens.

In this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with Joanne Craig, M.S., Chief Impact Officer for The Foundation for Delaware County and a nationally recognized leader in maternal and child health.With nearly 30 years of experience, Joanne has dedicated her career to improving the lives of women, children, and families through innovative health programs and community initiatives. She founded the women and children's services for the Crozer-Keystone Health System, secured the federal Healthy Start grant, and helped launch impactful programs including Nurse-Family Partnership, Cribs for Kids, Storks Nest, and HOPE, positively impacting thousands of families across Delaware County.Recognized with numerous leadership and community service awards, Joanne continues to advocate for maternal health, racial equity, and healthier communities throughout Pennsylvania and beyond.Join us for an inspiring conversation about leadership, public health, community impact, and the importance of creating lasting change for future generations. Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with wisdom, empowerment, and the beauty of reinvention.