On this powerful episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole sit down with Robin Maddox, Founder of Celebrating Sisterhood and Visionary of the SHE SHINES Conference. Known as a consummate collaborator and motivator, Robin shares how her Christian faith fuels her leadership, business integrity, and passion for empowering women to walk boldly in their God-given purpose.With over 25 years of experience across nonprofit, public, and private sectors, Robin opens up about advocacy, civic engagement, breast cancer survivorship, and building impactful networks that create real change. From community empowerment to connecting vital resources for underserved communities, she truly embodies her purpose: to Empower, Inspire, offer Hope, and SHINE brightly so others can rise.

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J. and Pamela Nicole sit down with Shameika “NuNu” Ford, one of the breakout personalities from Baddies Midwest & Caribbean.The 30-year-old Miami native shares how she went from the auditions to fighting her way into the house, standing her ground in intense moments — including clashes with Dia, Slim2Bad, Biggie, Ahna Mac, and Diamond — to secure her place on the show and make her presence known.Beyond reality TV, NuNu opens up about motherhood, personal growth, and co-parenting with former NFL star Antonio Brown, while reflecting on how life experiences have strengthened her mindset and hustle. She also talks about getting back to her first love — music — and her plans to return to the studio, drop new records, and expand her brand beyond television.From reality TV drama to real-life elevation, this episode is raw, honest, and unfiltered. Tap in and get to know the woman behind the name.

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole welcome Licensed Professional Counselor, author, and mental health advocate LaTonya McCurry for a powerful conversation on healing, life transitions, and culturally responsive care.LaTonya is the Founder of LaTonya McCurry Counseling Services, Co-Owner of Embracing Life Transitions, and Founder of the nonprofit Mindful-Well, where she focuses on supporting adults with anxiety, depression, and major life changes—especially within communities of color and underserved populations.She shares practical tools, personal insight, and her mission to expand access to mental health resources, strengthen relationships, and help individuals turn life’s challenges into opportunities for growth.This episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking emotional wellness, balance, and real-world mental health support.

In this powerful episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole welcome beauty industry leader Wadiya Adger, a master cosmetologist, educator, and entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience.Wadiya shares her journey from salon owner to licensed educator, her work with Philly Fashion Week, and how she expanded into commercial property with Two One Fifth Beauty Salon Suites in Elkins Park, PA.This episode is packed with gems on entrepreneurship, evolving with the beauty industry, and building a lasting legacy. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole welcome Theresa Spencer—author, speaker, and visionary storyteller—for a powerful conversation about choosing yourself, walking in purpose, and turning stories into movements.As the founder of Vintage Green Communications and creator of the #TrainHuman initiative, Theresa shares how radical storytelling, human connection, and resilience can transform careers, communities, and lives. From journalism and public relations to leading marketing at the African American Museum in Philadelphia, her journey is proof that reinvention and joy can coexist.This episode is an inspiring reminder that when you honor your voice, you create space for others to rise.This conversation is about purpose, evolution, and becoming your highest self—because this moment is not a coincidence.

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with Tanica Shirene, a global advocate for intellectual, physical, and spiritual wellness. Tanica shares her mission of improving overall well-being by blending ancient wisdom with modern integrative methods to support better living and longevity.This uplifting conversation focuses on creating a judgment-free community rooted in learning, growth, and holistic wellness—mind, body, and spirit. Together, we explore how conscious living and shared knowledge can help individuals expand their lifestyle and thrive at every stage of life.

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with Vickiey The Villain, a lectican, healer, and founder of Villain Hair whose journey with hair began at an early age. From braiding at five to becoming a licensed stylist in New Jersey, Vickiey shares how honoring natural hair is deeply rooted in culture, ancestry, and healing. She opens up about her work in group homes, how it shaped her purpose, and why she travels to meet people where they feel safe and supported.Specializing in locs, Vickiey blends professional technique with ancestral wisdom and spiritual intention. She also discusses her spiritual loc bath set, created to help release what no longer serves and support personal transformation.This conversation is about purpose, evolution, and becoming your highest self—because this moment is not a coincidence.

The Dynasty Queens hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole welcome Sensei Beverly Bradley, a martial artist with over 25 years of experience, a Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do, and training in Sanuces Ryu.After the tragic 2004 kidnapping and murder of 11-year-old Carlie Brucia, Sensei Beverly took action by volunteering self-defense classes across New York schools, earning the title “Crusader for Self-Defense” by The New York Post.Her impactful work has been featured in Essence, Black Elegance, BRIC TV, and international media, and she has written self-defense articles for Heart & Soul magazine. She has also traveled to West Africa to empower underserved children.Sensei Beverly is the creator of KILINDA SuperShero, a comic inspired by the Swahili word for “protector,” designed to teach self-defense and healthy decision-making through powerful storytelling. Following the success of Volume 1—celebrated with a Billboard feature in Times Square—Volume 2 is set to release this summer. She also holds an MS in Health Communication for Social Change from CUNY.

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