Dynasty Queens

In this special return episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole welcome back returning guest Nina Clarke Walker for an exclusive Part 2 conversation.Nina opens up about what she’s been working on since her last appearance, how life and business have been evolving, and the continued growth of her trending fashion platform, DripTock.The conversation also highlights the newly updated version of the DripTock app, powered and designed by Frederick Rush of Rush Link Computers LLC, featuring exciting improvements, updated features, and the future vision for the platform as it continues to grow within the fashion and social media space.From entrepreneurship and fashion to personal growth and app development, this episode gives viewers an inside look at the next chapter of Nina’s journey and the future of DripTock.What was your favorite part of this episode? Drop a comment below!Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with your fellow fashion lovers.Thanks for tuning in to Dynasty Queens!

In this inspiring episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole sit down with Brenda Howard, Founder & CEO of Naseerah’s Bake Shop, a Philadelphia-area bakery known for its nostalgic flavors, clean ingredients, and “Uncontrollably Delicious” treats.Brenda shares how her journey started in her own kitchen—baking wholesome desserts for her children—and evolved into a growing brand rooted in family, community, and purpose. What began as a passion has turned into a business with a vision far beyond the bakery.Now, Brenda is focused on scaling Naseerah’s Bake Shop into a future CPG brand, expanding into wholesale, private-label partnerships, and large-scale production. She opens up about the strategy, discipline, and mindset it takes to build a business that creates generational wealth and real impact.As a graduate of the Santander Cultivate Small Business Program (Babson College) and a member of Mom Your Business, Brenda continues to strengthen her foundation while preparing for the next level of growth.If you're into entrepreneurship, food business, brand building, or turning passion into profit—this episode is for you.

In this powerful episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole sit down with Yvette James, Owner and Artistic Director of Pointe Flex Dance Studio, who has dedicated over 30 years to shaping dancers, building confidence, and creating a lasting legacy in the arts.Yvette shares her journey of entrepreneurship in the dance industry, the challenges of sustaining a creative business for decades, and how she’s impacted generations through discipline, passion, and purpose. From running a successful studio to mentoring young talent, this episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and real talk for creatives and business owners alike.If you’re passionate about dance, entrepreneurship, or building something that lasts — this episode is for you.

In this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with Jenne Johns — a trailblazing founder, author, and mom-primeur leading the national movement around neonatal equity and Black maternal health.As President of Once Upon a Preemie, Inc. and Jenne Johns Enterprises, Jenne is empowering women and transforming healthcare systems through purpose, equity, and accountability. With a master’s in public health and national recognition including the 2025 GSK Impact Award, her work continues to drive real change.This is a powerful conversation on leadership, impact, and turning purpose into action.

In this exciting episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with rising artist Sunni Smilez, who is making a powerful return to music in 2025 after spending the past 8 years coaching and developing other artists.Sunni opens up about stepping back into the spotlight, releasing her single “My Mind” on October 25th, and dropping the official music video on New Year’s Eve. She also shares her journey of growth, confidence, and performing at three sold-out shows during her comeback year. This episode is all about evolution, trusting your timing, and reclaiming your passion while inspiring others along the way.Subscribe, like, and share to support the Dynasty Queens movement.

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole sit down with Leah Gordone, media creator, researcher, and founder of True Crime with Leah Gordone. Her platform explores real-life cases with empathy and a strong focus on justice and representation, especially highlighting the voices of Black women.With a PhD in Higher Education Research, Leah studies the impact of domestic violence on children and uses her academic insight to inform her storytelling and advocacy. She is also a former beauty editor at Kontrol Magazine, where she interviewed over 100 celebrities.Leah also plays a leading role in Brown Girls Link Up, mentoring and empowering young women through community, guidance, and opportunity.

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts NiaJ and Pamela Nicole sit down with nationally syndicated radio personality Roxy Romeo, heard in over 63 markets including Miami, Houston, Atlanta, and Detroit. From starting with a 6AM Sunday shift in Miami to becoming the co-host of Philadelphia’s Rise + Grind Morning Show on Power 99, Roxy shares how she built her voice, brand, and influence in radio while staying authentic and connected to her audience.Named one of Legacy Magazine’s Top 40 Under 40 Leaders of Today and Tomorrow and honored for her cultural and community impact, Roxy opens up about consistency, resilience, and what it really takes to thrive in media. This is a conversation about growth, purpose, and rising to the top without losing who you are.

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.

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 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.

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.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit: Home - Dynasty Queens (Official Website)

On this episode of Dynasty Queens, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with Vaniah Foat, founder of Cathryn’s Cake Salon, a luxury bakery known for creating edible memories.Vaniah shares how her passion for baking began with her grandmother and mother’s home-based bakery, inspiring her to continue the family legacy and honor the matriarch behind the brand. Cathryn’s Cake Salon is truly “More Than Baking,” offering fresh cakes, pastries, custom treats, trendy apparel, decorating classes, homemade ice cream, natural drinks, and more.She reflects on major milestones, including competing on Netflix’s Sugar Rush and being recognized by a City Councilmember for her exceptional service and community impact. Vaniah also discusses her vision for the future—expanding into gluten-free and vegan options, hosting baking workshops, and launching a Cake Salon on Wheels.An inspiring conversation filled with passion, purpose, and entrepreneurship.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit: Home - Dynasty Queens (Official Website)

On this episode of the Dynasty Queens Podcast, hosts Nia J and Pamela Nicole sit down with the incredible Cynthia Kaye McWilliams—a dynamic actor known for her powerful performances and compelling storytelling. From Average Joe to The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey and the NAACP Image Award–winning Real Husbands of Hollywood with Kevin Hart, Cynthia shares her journey, her passion for representation, and the purpose that drives her work. This inspiring conversation is filled with authenticity, wisdom, and the signature energy that defines Dynasty Queens.