Six years old. A cold winter night. A knock that would define the rest of her life.

Kenya Rashard — founder of On Track Truck Driving School, the first African American to open a commercial driving school in Arlington, and a woman known across North Texas for giving second chances to people the world has written off — sits down with Rebecca for a conversation unlike any other on this show.

Kenya calls herself "God's favorite." After you hear her story, you'll understand exactly why she means it.

This episode goes to places most podcasts don't go — a loss no child should carry, a rebellion that nearly cost her everything, and a decades-long climb back toward a life she built entirely on faith, grit, and one unshakable belief: that she is not what happened to her.

There's a bank loan that shouldn't have been possible. A landlord who saw something in her before she ever said a word. A dream about trucks that turned into a business built from nothing. And a metaphor about the cape every woman wears that we haven't been able to stop thinking about since we recorded it.

Kenya is a woman who defies the odds - inspiring us to break past the excuses and go for it!

A note before you press play: this conversation touches on themes of domestic violence and loss. Kenya shares it with grace, but listener discretion is advised.

Moment-Makers — bring tissues, and bring an open heart. This one will stay with you.

📥 Download "Take the Cape Off" — a reflection guide and let this be your permission slip to “Take the Cape Off” with Kenya. -> https://bit.ly/CapeOff