This week, we're welcoming Kiami Davael — actress, model, singer, songwriter, screenwriter, and the unforgettable Lavender from the iconic film Matilda!

While millions remember her as the brave and lovable best friend of Matilda, there’s so much more to Kiami’s story. From television appearances on Moesha and The Steve Harvey Show to writing, producing, directing, music, and mentoring the next generation of performers, she has continued to evolve as a dynamic force in entertainment.

We’re talking about: Life after Matilda Her upcoming documentary, Lavender: Life After Matilda Acting, writing, and producing Music and creative growth Faith, purpose, and personal transformation Mental wellness, authenticity, and living in alignment

This is the story behind the childhood star—the woman, the artist, and the journey you never knew.

Join us LIVE and bring your questions!

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The Core Queen Chat

This week, we're sitting down with Bigg Nation — rapper, entrepreneur, club promoter, and dedicated father whose story is built on resilience, responsibility, and purpose.

Originally from the West Side of Chicago, Bigg Nation made the move to Charlotte in search of greater opportunities and a better future for his family. Today, he's balancing music, business, and fatherhood while raising nine children—five biological children and four adopted siblings he proudly calls his own.

We're talking about: Building a music career while raising a large family Entrepreneurship and creating opportunities Fatherhood, leadership, and legacy From Chicago streets to Charlotte success Turning life's challenges into purpose

This conversation is for anyone who believes your circumstances don't determine your future.

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Episode 104 features the one and only B Daht — radio personality, comedian, host, HBCU advocate, and the VERY first voice you hear on Beyoncé’s “Before I Let Go”

A proud Winston-Salem State University graduate and 2025 WSSU Mr. Alumni, B Daht has spent over 17 years dominating morning radio and entertainment, with appearances on VH1, Comedy Central, Netflix, MTV, and more. He’s also the host of the hit Black Effect Podcast Network show I Didn’t Know, Maybe You Didn’t Either.

We’re talking: Radio, comedy & entertainment HBCU culture and legacy Working with Beyoncé Building longevity in media Supporting Black culture and community

This conversation is going to be FUNNY, inspiring, and full of gems. Don’t miss it!

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