Conversations with Daisy Jones

This Mother’s Day, join Daisy Jones for an inspiring and heartfelt conversation with Charrae Jones—a former parole/probation officer, military wife, and devoted mother of a beautifully blended family of six. Charrae opens up about the challenges and triumphs of raising two bonus sons and a set of twins with special needs, all while supporting her husband’s military career and earning two degrees of her own. Her story is one of extraordinary balance, resilience, and unwavering love. Whether you’re a mother, a caregiver, or someone navigating life’s many roles, this episode will leave you encouraged, empowered, and reminded that grace and grit can carry us through anything.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month kicks off with a woman who doesn’t do pity—she does purpose. Charlene Stevens Jenkins is a two-time breast cancer survivor, a widow who kept walking when the road fell out, a licensed clinical social worker serving military veterans, an author, and a Celebrate Recovery leader who tells the truth with tenderness. We talk diagnoses, grief, grit, and the quiet disciplines that rebuild a life. This is not a pink-ribbon photo op; it’s a masterclass in hope with work boots on. Expect straight talk, holy courage, and practical steps you can take today—for your health, your healing, and your people.What You’ll Hear​ The unglamorous realities of treatment—and how Charlene stayed grounded​ Grief without the sugar coat: widowhood, community, and continuing​ Recovery as a lifestyle: boundaries, forgiveness, and daily rhythms​ How clinicians can serve veterans with dignity and wisdom​ Actionable screening + support tips you can implement right nowAbout CharleneCharlene Stevens Jenkins is a two-time breast cancer survivor, licensed clinical social worker for military veterans, author, and Celebrate Recovery leader.Connect & Support​ Schedule your screening. Check on a sister. Bring a meal. Drive a ride.​ Share this episode with someone who needs a steady voice.​ Subscribe to Conversations with Daisy Jones

This episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones spotlights Henri Peterson — a 31-year-old stylist, wife, and mom of three who’s redefining persistence and purpose. Henri is the creator of Henri’s Hair Growth Oil, a product you can only find in select retail stores. Through sheer grit and vision, she’s placed her product in six stores across Savannah, Hinesville, Brunswick, Waycross, and Jesup, GA in a record time. In our conversation, Henri opens up about the pivot, discipline, community focus, and bold moves it takes to grow a business from the ground up — and why her ambitions are just getting started.🔥 Follow Henri everywhere at @henripeterson for her latest moves.🔥 Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn — and snag your copy of Private Lessons, Private Battles: Noticing That God Notices You today at my website.www.conversationswithdaisyjones.com

On this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, I open by sharing exciting news—my new book A Woman of Clarity is coming soon!I’m then joined by Shantel Butler, Licensed Associate Professional Counselor with Humble Beginnings Counseling Center in Decatur, GA. In this honest and tender conversation about Clarity and Healing, Shantel shares that she is in the midst of healing from a trauma she once thought was behind her. Her transparency offers hope and reminds us that clarity and healing often unfold in layers.Driven by her own journey, Shantel is committed to helping others find strength, clarity, and a safe space to heal—mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. This episode will encourage you to face your own journey with courage and compassion.This conversation originally aired 9/6/2025 on 106.3 FM WHNL and 94.9 FM WOAH Learn more at www.conversationswithdaisyjones.com or follow on Instagram @conversationswithdaisyjones.Follow Shantel and the Healing Collective: https://www.facebook.com/share/1BHX2wgb1z/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Have you ever had a thought or feeling and wondered, “Why is this still coming up?” In this powerful and insightful conversation, Daisy sits down with licensed therapist Dr. Taneka Miles to explore the idea that just because you once believed or felt something… doesn’t mean it still defines you.Together, they unpack:​Why past thoughts and emotions linger​How to recognize when a belief is no longer true for you​The emotional “echoes” of trauma and experience​How to release outdated narratives and step into healing​Discovering if it’s deliverance or discipline that’s needed. This episode is a gentle but clarifying reminder: You are allowed to grow. You are allowed to change. And what once felt true doesn’t have to shape your future.Whether you’re navigating healing, managing old wounds, or stepping into a new version of yourself, this episode offers clarity, compassion, and truth for the journey.Premiered: 8/1/2025More info about Dr. MilesLicenses: Georgia, LCSW (005469)Doctorate of Education in CounselingCertified Clinical Trauma ProfessionalBoard Certified Telemental HealthWww.conversationswithdaisyjones.comBook: “Private Lessons, Private Battles: Noticing that God Notices You “ Catch Conversations with Daisy Jones radio show on Saturdays, 12 pm EST and Mondays, 3 pm EST, on 106.3 FM WHNL and 94.9 FM WOAH

Episode Title: Legacy, Leverage, and Living Boldly —A Conversation with Kishia KimbroughIn this rich and inspiring episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, we sit down with Kishia Kimbrough—entrepreneur, real estate professional, author, and former publicist to the late Grammy Award-winning gospel artist Troy Sneed. Kishia opens up about her journey from managing artists and navigating the music industry to flipping homes, writing her book 99 Businesses You Can Start for $99 or Less, and building a thriving career in real estate.We explore the power of reinvention, the courage it takes to pivot, and what legacy means—especially when you don’t have children. Kishia shares lessons from every season of her life and offers a refreshing perspective on using what’s in your hands to create impact, income, and inspiration.If you’re in a season of transition, exploring entrepreneurship, or thinking deeply about the mark you want to leave on the world—this episode is for you.Connect with Kishia: Kishia Kimbrough License ID: SL3495664(904) 472-5551 kishia@boldcityrealtygroup.com#legacy #momentum #homebuying

Title: The Influence — A Conversation with Aaron CowartIn this powerful and timely episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, we close out our month-long celebration of men and fatherhood with a conversation that goes deeper than trends and titles.Aaron Cowart—husband, father, pastor, grandfather, and teacher—joins Daisy to explore the true meaning of influence in a culture where the term is often reduced to followers, likes, and viral moments.In a world where “influencer” often means visibility, likes, and viral trends, this conversation goes deeper.We’re talking about:🔹 What real influence looks like in today’s culture🔹 The power of presence in fatherhood🔹 Generational legacy, integrity, and spiritual leadership🔹 Why faithfulness > fameWhether you’re a father, mentor, or simply walking out your calling—this one will challenge and encourage you. fatherhood, Aaron Cowart, manhood, influence, Conversations with Daisy Jones

Episode Title: “Manhood, Mental Health & Mission” — A Conversation with Jonathan McKenzieIn this powerful and transparent episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, we sit down with Jonathan McKenzie — a devoted husband, father of four, senior noncommissioned officer in the U.S. Army, and clinical counseling graduate student from the U.S. Virgin Islands.Together, we dive into the layered experiences of manhood, faith, and leadership while exploring critical issues around mental health, especially for men of color. Jonathan shares his personal journey, cultural background, and how emotional wellness plays a vital role in how we show up in life, in relationships, and as fathers. Passionate, wise, and full of compassion, Jonathan reflects on what it means to walk with purpose—and how choosing wholeness is a powerful act of strength.Whether you’re a man trying to carry it all or someone who loves one, this episode will leave you encouraged, challenged, and reminded that there are men leading and rising to the challenges of manhood and fatherhood. #fatherhood#fathersday#manhood#mentalhealth#nurturers#parenting

Episode Title: The Strength of a Man – A Conversation with Pierre BalentineIn this compelling episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, we sit down with Pierre Balentine—a retired Chief Warrant Officer 3, former restaurateur, and current CEO of NuChoice Foods—whose story is marked by deep love, profound loss, and extraordinary resilience.Pierre opens up about life with his beloved first wife, who battled cancer and ultimately died by suicide after 26 years of marriage. At the time, their only child was still very young. With honesty and strength, he shares the pain of loss, the journey through grief, and the challenges of single fatherhood.Now remarried and a father of four sons in a beautifully blended family, Pierre also reflects on the realities of navigating race and identity in a cross-cultural household. As a Black man married to a white woman raising both biological and bonus sons—some Black, some white—Pierre offers thoughtful insight into what it means to lead a family through love, unity, and purpose.This is not just a conversation about fatherhood—it’s about grace, identity, manhood, and healing across generations. You’ll be moved, inspired, and reminded that true strength is often shaped in the shadows—and revealed in how we love.#conversationswithdaisyjones#fatherhood#lovedeeply#manhood

In this down-to-earth episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, Daisy is joined by her husband, Nathan Jones, for a lively and insightful chat about the power of starting something fresh—literally. From the backyard to the kitchen table, they explore the benefits of home gardening, how to maintain it, and why eating fresh vegetables is more than a trend—it’s a lifestyle. They also unpack the real concerns about GMOs and bioengineered foods, offering practical tips for growing what you eat and knowing what’s on your plate. If you’ve been thinking about starting a garden or simply want to eat cleaner and live better, this conversation will inspire you to start it—right where you are.

Conversations with Daisy Jones brings you a powerful Second Chance Month episode featuring guests from the Georgia Department of Community Supervision’s Eastern Judicial Circuit.Daisy welcomes James Butler, Community Coordinator, and Dominque Drummond, Assistant Chief, for an inspiring conversation on reentry, supervision, and the transformative power of second chances.Together, they share insights from their work in the Eastern Circuit, highlighting how community partnerships, support systems, and faith in human potential are making a real difference.Tune in for a meaningful dialogue about hope, restoration, and the journeys that deserve a second look — and a second chance.www.libertyreentry.orgwww.dcs.ga.gov#secondchancemonth#reentrymatters#reentry#redemption

In this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, we explore the rich legacy of Black farming in the South with special guests Cedric Berry and Tony Berry, first cousins and proud stewards of the Berry Family Farm in Ludowici, Georgia.Together, they share the story of their family’s deep agricultural roots, the challenges Black farmers continue to face, and their commitment to preserving land, legacy, and community. From generational wisdom to modern-day resilience, this conversation sheds light on the powerful history and future of Black-owned farms in rural America.Tune in for a heartfelt and eye-opening dialogue that honors heritage and inspires hope.Follow on FaceBook @berryfamilyfarmsIG: _berry_farmswww.berryfamilyfarms.comOriginally aired: 4/12/202594.9 WHNL FM 106.3 WOAH FM

What if you needed a community-based support center? What if you needed another chance to make better decisions? To change your life? Listen to my conversation about the urgent need for Reentry programs and why we should care. Be my guest! Learn more about Reentry: www.libertyreentry.org and https:/nationalreentryresourcecenter.org

Join me for an inspiring conversation with Adrian Holmes, an acclaimed author, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker. In this episode, Adrian opens up about her journey through the tumultuous experience of divorce and how she emerged stronger than ever. Through her powerful story of healing, clarity, and resilience, Adrian shares valuable insights and strategies to empower both men and women facing their own challenges. Discover how to transform adversity into strength and find the clarity needed to thrive in all areas of life. Don’t miss this enlightening and uplifting discussion!

In this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, we’re joined by Dr. Teneka Miles, The Covenant Counselor, for an honest and transformative discussion on inner work, healing, and growth. Dr. Miles dives deep into what it truly means to heal from past wounds and how unresolved pain can affect our relationships, often causing us to lash out or hurt others. Whether you’re struggling with emotional wounds, seeking to repair relationships, or simply wanting to grow in faith and self-awareness, this episode offers profound wisdom and actionable steps to find peace and clarity.Tune in for a conversation that will inspire you to take the first—or next—step toward true healing.https://www.thecovenantcounselor.com/?Keywords: Faith-based therapy, inner healing, emotional growth, forgiveness, personal transformation, self-awareness.

Gary Gilliard is the founder and president of Seven Ministries, an impactful nonprofit inspired by his mother’s legacy. Jordan Gilliard, Gary’s 25-year-old nephew, joins him in this endeavor. "Generational Impact and Legacy" is a compelling exploration of how different generations can come together to achieve a common goal. Hear about the strength and resilience of Seven Ministries and the critical role of mentorship and succession planning in ensuring the continuity of their impactful work.

Thinking about second chances means extending support, opportunities, advocacy and resources to someone. It can also mean giving an idea, strategy, or a dream another chance! Join the conversation with GA Department of Community Supervision Community Coordinator James Butler and Public Information Officer Andrew Houser in a broader conversation about second chances in the Reentry space. Reimagine a second chance for formerly incarcerated and justice-involved individuals. #secondchance #reformer #soarrentry #libertyreentry. #dcs

You need to hear this! Not a scam or a myth! By now she’s reach $11 million in academic scholarships! Setting a new national record for a high school senior. Madison Cowell netted millions. Listen to her Mom, Melissa Langley, and hear the backstory and strategy behind this epic story. #milliondollarmom #milliondollarscholar #theskyisnotthelimit #moneymagnet

Single parent households outnumber two parent households in the USA. The struggles and challenges for every household are real, and there are unique challenges for single parents. Listen to Tam’s story about her family, upbringing, and growth as a young single mom. Now married, she reflects on her journey which compels her to empower single mom’s navigating life today.

Ever meet someone and engage in a conversation that changes your life? On a trip to Punta Cana DR, we met Dr. Dami, and internal medicine physician & Yinka, a high level accountant. Our paths crossed and we learned and were inspired. Listen to the conversation. Be open to meeting new people. A conversation is still the most powerful communication on the planet!