This episode is in honor of Women's History Month and highlights a pioneer in the podcasting space who did not just create a podcast, but a community to support others. Kathy Barron is that heroine of this story. See her bio below and tune in for an amazing discussion that is bound to help others grow as well.

BIO:Kathy Barron is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Women WhoPodcast magazine, author of fiction and children’s books, and host of Women WhoSarcast podcast. With a passion for supporting women podcasters to besuccessful in their craft, Kathy has become a trusted resource for women inpodcasting. Women Who Podcast magazine celebrates women podcasters all over theworld by giving them the accolades they deserve. Kathy is creating a safe spacewhere women’s voices and stories matter. She strives to be a forum for fans andpodcasters to reach out to one another for support, collaboration, andinspiration. Her vision is to create scholarships and mentorships for futurepodcasters, organize symposiums, and continue to build a learning community forpodcasters.

Here is a small sample of our interview with Kathy. Join us at 6:00pm on Spotify when Episode 27 goes hot for Women's History Month!

Short clip about kitchen table discussions as we reintroduce ourselves.

This episode is about reconnecting with our audience and future listeners to share our hearts and minds to help you understand what is in store for 2026.

Meet Mak and Brian again and here from Dr. Peters as she shares the genesis of Xpresso Unicorn and Humanity Over Hues; H/H=1

Meet Brian or "B" as we affectionately call him. He joins us as a humbled retired CSM and Chief People Officer of Xpresso Unicorn. He is also a guest host on the Humanity Over Hues Podcast.

Enjoy getting to know one of our teammates!

We speak with JB McGinnis, the author of Mindset First Money Second, and a proven leader in the military and the commercial sector. He shares his story, financial literacy information, and great advice to build wealth starting today. Tune in to learn for yourself or share with family and friends so they can start realizing a different tomorrow concerning their income.

The holiday season is upon us and there is no time like the present to develop money management skills and perspective shifts for this emotionally infused time.

*This discussion is sensitive and could trigger thoughts from the past. If you need help or feel hopeless, please contact 988.

Episode 23 covers Suicide Awareness and Prevention in society, but specifically veteran and military suicide. We venture into the statistics, how to be aware in a distracted society, stigma of suicide, racial and cultural impacts, and how we work towards prevention. Tune in for an eye opening conversation.

Guests:

Dr. Sierra Symonette

Mrs. Linda Diaz

Mr. Miguel Sierra

Host: Dr. Andrea Peters

Note: Please excuse the poor video quality in the later half of the video.

Dr. Natesha Smith-Isabell is the co-Founder and CEO of Arabella Wellness. She is committed to building community and supporting women in Texas, though her services are virtual as well. She helps transitioning female veterans as she was once transitioning vet. additionally, we speak about our topic for Q3: Suicide Awareness and Prevention.

This episode is sure to educate and hopefully support you if you are having a hard time or give you the tools to help others.

Official Bio:

Natesha Smith-Isabell, Ph.D. is a behavioral scientist, U.S. Army veteran, and strategic wellness leader with nearly two decades of experience designing trauma-informed, equity-centered programs that support women navigating critical life transitions. As the CEO and Co-Founder of Arabella Wellness Center Inc., she leads holistic wellness initiatives that serve women veterans, healthcare professionals, and educators—populations often overlooked in traditional systems of care.

Blending behavioral science with community wisdom, Dr. Smith-Isabell’s work spans peer mentorship, mental health education, and culturally responsive wellness services. Her leadership is grounded in research, guided by lived experience, and committed to healing-centered engagement.

https://arabellawellness.org/