Brianna Haney Scott

The Love Girls team tackles the topic of representation in the movies with Makhia Smith, Bluff City Essay Contest winner and fall 22 cover girl. This episode is hosted by Mariah Martinez, Brianna Haney, and Dalaysia Dixon.

LGM has a heart to heart talk with entrepreneurs, Tricia, Fran, and Sarah! These sisters own Polished Hair Lounge, What A Gem Home Decor & Gifts and Me & Billy Kitchen and Bar. This episode is hosted by Mariah Martinez, Dalaysia Dixon and Brianna Haney.

On this episode JUNO has a heart to heart talk with the LGM team about finding your passion and chasing your dreams.

The Love Girls Magazine team sits down with the Quad City Links to discuss the Black K.A.R.E initiative, a program working to create awareness about Kidney Health. This conversation includes the personal stories of transplant recipients Kenneth Porter and Georgina Hicks. This episode is hosted by Teresa Babers, Dalaysia Dixon and Brianna Haney.

Join Daisy Moran and Chef keys for a discussion with the Love Girls team about overcoming the hardships of growing up and finding self-love. This episode includes conversations about multiple traumas including sexual assault and mental health. The show is hosted by Dalaysia Dixon, Briana Haney and Teresa Babers.

Join Daisy Moran and Chef keys for a discussion with the Love Girls team about overcoming the hardships of growing up and finding self-love. This episode includes conversations about multiple traumas including sexual assault and mental health. The show is hosted by Dalaysia Dixon, Briana Haney and Teresa Babers.

On this episode of Love Girls: The Podcast we are joined by Kayla Babers, Project Manager for the African American Leadership Society and Valencia Perkins, former teacher from Memphis, Tennessee to talk about literacy and representation among students of color.

On this episode of Love Girls: The Podcast we are joined by Kayla Babers, Project Manager for the African American Leadership Society and Valencia Perkins, former teacher from Memphis, Tennessee to talk about literacy and representation among students of color.