Dr. Shanita Brown hosts Dr. Dwalunda Alexander on The Leaders Coach, as a womanist and educator, Dr. Alexander is the founder and curator of Preaching in Purple, a womanist space for centering the theological voices and thoughts of Black women. This episode tackles ego vs. excellence as it relates to leaders staying teachable and humble as this leads to wisdom and growth.

Dr. Shanita Brown celebrates the one-year anniversary of the Leaders Coach Podcast, expressing gratitude for the support and impact it has had on listeners. She highlights the podcast's focus on leadership, self-awareness, and transformation, and encourages listeners to share their inspirations. Dr. Brown emphasizes the importance of celebrating achievements, drawing parallels to personal stories and Black History Month. She reflects on the significance of identity, quoting Barack Obama and referencing biblical themes. The episode concludes with listeners and colleagues congratulating her on ONE YEAR of The Leader's Coach!!

Dr. Shanita Brown celebrates the start of Season 3 of the Leaders Coach podcast, focusing on self-awareness. She encourages listeners to engage with the podcast through social media and email, and to share their inspirations. The podcast will feature expert guests and a one-year anniversary celebration on February 26. Dr. Brown emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, values, and integrity in leadership. She shares her personal values of authenticity, faith, integrity, and empowerment, and assigns listeners to identify their top three to five values and use that to filter their decisions.

Dr. Shanita Brown reintroduces her "Leaders Coach Podcast" for Season 3, emphasizing growth, authenticity, and vulnerability. She labels her loyal listeners as "Pathfinders," highlighting their role in guiding others. The season will focus on self-awareness, in different aspects of leadership. Dr. Brown discusses the importance of self-awareness, both internally and externally, and how it impacts leadership and personal growth. Dr. Brown also introduces new segments, including "Root Check", to assess emotional health and leadership impact.

Dr. Shanita Brown concludes Season 2 of the Leaders Coach podcast, reflecting on themes of transformation, leadership, and growth. She thanks guests and listeners, encouraging them to revisit Season 1 and share ideas for Season 3. Dr. Brown introduces the concept of calling her audience "Pathfinders," describing them as trailblazers who show others the way. Dr. Brown also emphasizes the importance of cultivating seeds of leadership, she encourages listeners to unlearn limiting beliefs and become Pathfinders, leading themselves and others through transformation.

Dr. Shanita Brown interviews her brother-in-law, Juston Thomas, a photographer and videographer from DFW. Juston discusses his journey into entrepreneurship, starting with a passion for photography and videography, and the challenges of building a business with his wife, Brianna. He highlights the transformative impact of marriage on his leadership and personal growth, emphasizing sacrifice, humility, and trust. Juston shares the struggles and successes of their business, JB Thomas Visuals, and their commitment to capturing life's meaningful moments. He concludes by expressing his desire to be remembered for his faith, love, and ability to bring joy to others.

Dr. Shanita Brown focusing on transformation and leadership. She thanks listeners for their support and encourages them to revisit past episodes for transformative insights. Dr. Brown invites suggestions for a name for her audience and provides various contact methods for feedback. She emphasizes the importance of finding faith amid storms. Dr. Brown discusses the impact of recent events on leadership, urging steadfastness and reliance on faith. She concludes by encouraging leaders to seek divine guidance and maintain a firm foundation.

Dr. Shanita Brown interviews Angela Richardson-Woods, a representative of District 1 as the first African American Woman in the City’s history. Angela discusses her role as a civic leader, advocating for her community and being a voice for others. As chair of the McKinney Community Development Corporation (MCDC), she oversees projects, including economic, cultural, and community development initiatives. Woods highlights the East McKinney Learning Garden, a collaborative project addressing food insecurity and education. She plans to continue her community service, encourage diversity on boards, as she pursues her doctorate in the Urban and Regional Planning Program at Jackson State University, with a concentration in Community Development and Housing.