“As soon as I stop worrying, worrying how the story ends, when I let go and I let God, let God have His way”.- DeWayne Woods

What a year it has been. To 2024, it was fun but it’s time to leave it all behind and transition into the new year, but differently. Before we make those prayer boards, I feel it’s time to let go, genuinely, let go of the things, people, and places that no longer serve us before God propels us into the new respective seasons He has planned for us in 2025. What do I mean by this, you might ask.

As we close out the year, this conversation invites you into a heartfelt journey of surrender and renewal. Through a guided reflection, biblical encouragement, and a 'shed session' prayer, we will embrace the process of releasing what no longer serves us and stepping into God’s sovereign plan for the new year. Are you ready to surrender your worries to His feet and watch what He does in your life? This is “Surrender + Renewal: A 2024 Eulogy”, a conversation to end 2024 on the “People’s Princess Podcast”: the only home for intimate and intentional conversations designed to make YOU feel like royalty!

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With the final guest co-host conversation for the podcast, what better than to interview someone who I consider to be a brother to me since stepping foot on the campus of Fort Valley State University.

Meet Demar Richards, a Junior Biology major with a concentration in Health Sciences from the city of Conyers, Georgia who has truly made his mark on campus and has much more to accomplish. Since being a wildcat, he has stepped into many rooms as a member and mentor for the AAMI Boys to Men organization, Student Government Association Senator, 2024-2025 Executive Secretary under the C.U.L.T.U.R.E Administration, and a Spring 24 initiate of the largest African American fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, Gamma Zeta chapter. Beyond his roles, lies a sweet individual who is willing to show his love for people and dedication to creating a sense of community that allows anyone who steps foot in any environment to feel welcomed and supported. In today’s conversation, learn from Demar his story before his tenure as a Wildcat, what is means to be a leader in his community, and so much more that he has to offer through his own version of “A Gentleman’s Code”.

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Have you ever heard the statement "Never question God on anything that happens"? Believe me, I have heard this myself many times growing up. It's even as if when we get confused with things that happen to us, we can't not only be concerned, but upset about it because of how He can be upset at us for expressing our emotions. However, this is farther from the case.

In today's society, especially with the events occuring around the recent results of the United States election, mental health, and a plethora of issues concerning our world today, we tend to find ourselves not being able to talk to anyone without being judged or scrutinized, specificially in the Christian community. So, the question that lies on the table is this: "Can we really talk to God about our emotions"? Join us today as we discover the depths beyond this topic all while carefully dissecting the myths and conceptions of being a Christian and recognizing the importance of our mental health.

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As we wrap up the Fountain City Classic special, it would be remiss of us to not mention one of the most influential individuals since he has stepped foot at Fort Valley State University. With a legacy so decorated as his, he owes it all to God who has shaped and molded him into the man he is today.

Let me introduce to you Adrian Cunningham, or A.C., a graduating Senior Health and Physical Education major from the original 912(in his words), Statesboro, Georgia whose name is widely known for many things as he is a mentor, member of the African American Male Initiative- Boys 2 Men, and the founder of the impactful and innovative organization Every Mind Matters allowing students at Fort Valley a safe space to express themselves with a community of people who feel the same way they do.

With his evolution as a student by God’s grace and hand, he not only makes it known the impact the Lord has on his life but that the experiences he faced was worth going through so his leadership style and legacy can be a reflection of the things he learned from freshman year to now before he steps on that stage. Let’s take this conversation to hear from him firsthand his experience, leadership, lessons he learned, and most importantly who he believes will win the 34th Fountain City Classic.

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2 HBCUs, royal blue and old gold, one goal: the 34th annual Fountain City Classic trophy.

Fort Valley State University, the #1 public HBCU in the state of Georgia for the past seven consecutive years: the HBCU known for empowering the possible. Many may not be familiar with the name, but there is something brewing there not only paying attention to, but celebrating. With the biggest rivalry between this institution and Albany State University commencing at the Fountain City Classic, it's imperative to celebrate the voices that make the experiences worthwhile, especially the crowd.

Meet Jaden Rudolph, a Junior biology major with a concentration in health sciences, from the city of Lakeland, Florida who is truly an example of being a product of the illustrious HBCU we know today. It's clear that his evolution as a man stems from his upbringing, hunger to strive for greater daily, influences, and even his memories at the beloved event brings in a conversation allowing you to see what the products of HBCUs are and what they are capable of. With this, let's allow our guest co-host to show himself, for who he is really is.

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Braids, sew-ins, quick weaves, frontals, you name it.

The HBCU experience is something worth paying attention to from the homecomings, black excellence, to even the beauty trends that set the pace for years to come. Even when we look at many organizations on these yards, one that stands out is the Royal Court who is surely to be eye catching at every event. Yet, behind every iconic look is a hairstylist that sets the tone for all to see. Don’t worry, the People’s Princess Podcast got you covered.

This conversation features a fellow Midwest girl, all the way from Minnesota, Chidi or @donebychidi, who is the FIRST hairstylist for the Royal Court organization, starting with the 2024-2025 Dynamic Royal Court at the Prairie View A&M University from the Miss Sophomore to the 92nd Miss Prairie View University giving undeniably elegant and of course LAID looks that might make you throw a shoe at her.(It’s that good, believe me.) With her hands, you will absolutely be asking for not only the hairstylist, but the “DonebyChidi” experience that’ll have you leave her chair looking like a Barbie doll on the shelf.

Through the conversation, let us take you through what it looks like to be a Midwest girl at an HBCU, the experiences we have at our respective HBCUs, what sets Prairie View apart from other institutions, her journey as a student + full time hairstylist, to of course life outside her salon. The salon is officially open and receiving appointments so sit back, relax, and enjoy a new conversation only here on the People’s Princess Podcast, the only home for those intimate and intentional conversations surely to make YOU feel like royalty!

Many want to leave a legacy, but it’s how you give your all is the many keys of being remembered. Beyond her achievements, the fashion, and her content, she is a remarkable individual who has a story to tell. Kasyana Bouie, or to many Kasy, is an example of someone worth getting her flowers. Originally from the home of Black Hollywood, Atlanta, Georgia, Kasyana was influenced by the her hometown and her upbringing to become someone bigger than she can even fathom. Since her first steps on the campus of Fort Valley State University, Kasy has made a huge impact on everyone from the students to the staff and faculty, to even those who are looking to become a wildcat. Even through the things life throws her way, she has repeatedly made it a mission to create an atmosphere that embodies the everlasting joy and determination pushing forward a new generation of wildcats to be themselves and go after everything they’re wishing to see themselves accomplish.

With such a beautiful soul and so much ahead of her, you can’t help but to ask “What can’t she do”? That answer will be revealed throughout the conversation and through her experiences. As always, let’s join each other in the palace and enjoy a new conversation filled with laughter, love, and safety right here on the only home for those intimate and intentional conversations surely to make YOU feel like royalty: the Peoples Princess Podcast! This is the experience you’ll never forget, this is “From a Masterpiece”.

Are you tired of living through American history, fear mongering, repetition of ads promoting candidates, to even important issues being swept under the rug? Believe me, I am too.

As a first time voter, it can be difficult and stressful to listen to these things and be led to believe in one thing yet the truth is hidden behind the surface. This conversation is all about having a clear yet open space to talk about these issues concerning all while adding the needed relief and information ensuring that we are all educated come Election Day. Come into the palace and let’s discuss the political state of our country, the P3 way.

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