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Glamour that’s global: two fierce women with a love of faith, family, community and fashion as big as Texas! Based in Houston, each week we host local and national personalities for conversations centered around current events, social injustice, safety and health. We discuss real solutions to these problems in hopes to create safer, happier and healthier communities
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Elizabeth McIngvale is the founder of Peace of Mind, a non-profit organization for people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). She herself was diagnosed with OCD at the age of 12,[1] and at age 18 became the national spokesperson for the International OCD Foundation. She lives in Houston, Texas and is the daughter of area businessman Jim McIngvale and his wife Linda.
A former world-ranked athlete in slalom water skiing, Michelle uses her naturally competitive drive to champion clients' cases and to relate to athletes, students, and injured people from all walks of life.
Meet Kirby, a 21 year old Texas Native, and Communications graduate from Texas A&M University. She recently got married this past December and now resides in New York City with her husband! Kirby started in acting and then made her way over to the modeling world at age 15. Kirby was Miss Texas Teen USA 2017 and made top 10 at Miss Teen USA. When you take all the glamour away, you can find Kirby making/editing YouTube videos, helping organize events on her husband’s ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, riding horses, hiking, reading Architectural Digest, working out, or simply soaking up the sunshine.
Our special guest this week is Chloe Dao, She has her own store 'Chloe Dao Boutique' in Rice Village in Houston TX, She is an incredible person with a big heart and is doing great things her community.
We were LIVE with Houston ICONS Tony Vallone and Donna Vallone! Join us, and send these Houston gems love via questions and comments here!
We were live on Skype with Ericka Graham talking about her life and journey!
Rania Mankarious and The Vintage Contessa & Times Past are on Skype this week to talk about how and why they started Styling Social Justice in the first place along with all the updates on how the Coronavirus has affected our community.
For this weeks episode of Styling Social Justice we had the pleasure of having Randi Rubenstein as a guest- and what an eye opener it was for us as parents!
According to Randi, the best way to talk to your kids about serious topics is through honesty and empathy. Knowledge is power when we’re not scared to discuss it 🙌🏻 🖤
As humans we can do ANYTHING, we CAN do hard things. We can GET through anything. These strategies can be used now as we endure the coronavirus ‼️ We’re all concerned, and as supportive parents we need to keep it real with our kids.
Check out the episode on Facebook, YouTube, iTunes, GooglePlay, SoundCloud or StylingSocialJustice.com
We had the pleasure of having Attorney Jammy Kiggundu as our guest and what a fountain of insight he was ‼️
From early on he knew he wanted to use his impactful voice to “help the little guy” - which he mentioned was the main reason he chose to go to Law school!
Parents listen up 🦻🏻 because here are the different types of cyber bullying according to Jammy.
1. Creating fake accounts to stalk/harass
2. Posting mean comments on social media and having their friends like it
3. Posting pics that can be altered with someone else’s face
4. Nasty voicemails
5. Mean voice recordings through Snapchat that disappear as soon as it’s opened/viewed
SSJ Co-host, the Contessa, sat down for an urgent conversation with Dr. Jay B. Davis to discuss the looming threat of the Coronavirus. During this episode Dr.Davis helped us better understand the ways to prepare for the virus when it arrives. Travel was a key topic given many airports around the world are keeping passengers in quarantine.
Are you concerned about your plan? Check out this episode to find out how to best prepare.
After our awesome chat with The District Attorney of Harris County Kim Ogg, She stayed after and had a Question & Answer with the guests.
Thank you to District Attorney Kim K Ogg for a critical sit-down on what’s really happening right now with crime in Harris County Houston TX. Please share, We appreciate having you DA Ogg!
Join this very special podcast, Sharing the work of UNICEF with the absolutely incredible Susan Boggio and Nelson Bowman. In this sit-down, Susan, UNICEF Board Chair and donor, pours her heart out sharing stories of rescue, empathy, restoration and assistance for children (and animals) near and far. Nelson clears up misconceptions by sharing how dollars given to UNICEF also support children right here in Houston, Texas. Take time to tune in, be inspired, be motivated, possibly shed a tear and get involved with the people and organizations who do so much for all children, everywhere. Thank you Susan and Nelson!
We had the honor of being accompanied by Maureen Wittels. Her compassion and hope towards life was truly #inspirational. Her son, Harris Wittels who passed away from #addiction, was co-producer of NBC’s hit show Parks and Rec and of Netflix’s Master of None. Maureen has made it her mission to save people from tragedy, and thus started GRASP(Grief Recovery after a Substance Passing.)
The women of Styling Social Justice sat down with Oil & Gas Executives and Human Trafficking advocates John Clark and Jennifer Hohman as well as HPD Commander Jim Dale to talk about Trauma Informed Care and what parents must do when a child goes missing to everything behind the scenes on the law enforcement side to what is needed for healing for victims. Such a powerful conversation with a very active panel. Thank you all for your time! Please share this one with parents everywhere.
The women of Styling Social Justice were thrilled to sit down with HEB Director of Public Affairs’ Lisa Helfman to talk about her incredible career - the creation of Brighter Bites and her unbelievable journey through health & wellness, anxiety, marriage, children & more. Gems from the sit down include “don’t try to live a limitless life” and ask the question “are you addicted to busyness?” Such a profound sit down touching on so many topics we all can relate to!
Swati Narayan and Aimee Turney are with Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America talking about what happened in our community at Bellaire High School this week and the tragic loss of life.
The women of styling social justice sat down with entrepreneur, wordsmith and the creative eye behind The Impeccable Find to talk about her incredible journey to becoming an influencer including the life altering incident that put her passion into motion. Follow her on @theimpeccablefind and listen to her eye-opening interview now!
D’Andra Simmons, who wanted to become a boxer and a politician ended up being a successful businesswoman and now runs her own beauty line Hard Night Good Morning. She also gets involved in her mother's business and wants to run both businesses by herself shortly. The reality star, who became a public figure after starring in The Real Housewives of Dallas, is married to photojournalist and former militant Jeremy Lock.
This woman completely blew me away when I met her at the friends of nursing luncheon. She is Dr. Stephanie Coulter of Texas Heart Institute’s Center for Women’s Heart and Vascular Health. I think of her as a Dr. version of Attorney Elle Woods in Legally Blonde, mostly because of the fabulous hair flip and endearing southern/ Louisiana accent. She is BRILLIANT, truly changing the landscape for women’s health and yet absolutely darling.
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