The Round - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Nadira Hira & Geneva Reed-Veal
Ms. Hira shares how personal totems can inspire and drive us to action, as we create, craft, and master our realities. Ms. Reed-Veal encourages us to be ready and willing to walk our personal path with faith, regardless of life's peaks and valleys.
Lisa Price & Chika Okoro
Ms. Price takes us on her journey of courage and facing of fear in order to build a successful business. Ms. Okoro delivers a poignant talk on self-love, showing us that we must replace our desire for external acceptance with self-acceptance.
Carla Harris & Patrice Washington
Ms. Harris sheds light on the power of relationship currency in the workplace. Ms. Washington challenges us to stop suffering in silence, but instead to surrender and seek wisdom, as we open ourselves up to all there is to gain in the world.
Hydeia Broadbent & Leah Daughtry
Ms. Broadbent reminds us that until we believe we're worthy, life's blessings often times remain elusive. Ms. Daughtry discusses the impact of faith and its ability to equip us in the most challenging of times.
Latham Thomas & Valeisha Butterfield Jones
Ms. Thomas uses the dynamic process of childbirth as a metaphor for the creation of anything we'd like to manifest, reminding us self-care is the pathway to empowerment. Ms. Butterfield Jones highlights the importance of living our lives unapologetically.
Thelma Godlen & Claire Sulmers
Ms. Golden illuminates the power and possibility that art provides in representing culture, history, and experience. Ms. Sulmers shares her experience in the fashion industry as a blueprint for perseverance and strategy in the pursuit of a passion.
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