- Quotables
- February 3, 2021
Popsyisms…
Some years ago, I had the privilege of seeing Ms. Tyson on stage in “The Trip to Bountiful”, a beautiful and stirring story about the meaning of home. At the spry, young age of 89, Ms. Tyson’s presence on that stage was nothing less than magnetic, and it moved me to tears. Everyone in that theatre understood that they were watching magnificence in motion. I was grateful then and grateful now that I had the opportunity to witness one of her legendary performances. Cecily Tyson was so many wonderful things. A trail-blazing actress, an author, a model, a mother, and a recipient of countless awards including an Oscar, a Tony, three Emmys, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Cecily Tyson was a woman who lived a life so full, she had no choice but to touch and inspire millions with her work, her legacy, and her life. May she rest in eternal power and peace.
- Feature, Money & Career
- October 9, 2020
Working Through A Pandemic – Part Two
In Part Two of our interview series of Working Through a Pandemic, we speak with Jessica, an Operations Manager of a major retailer. Her company was deemed an essential service by the state, which meant that she and her colleagues were permitted to work onsite even when most of the country was on a strict lockdown. She shares some of the obstacles that she faced, including the awkwardness of starting a new job during the country’s deadliest pandemic since 1918 when the flu killed over a half million US citizens.
- Life Style, Live Your Best Life
- June 9, 2021
Wanderlust…Barbados Edition
In our first installment of our Wanderlust travel series, AmPopsy Founder & Executive Editor, Palanda Brownlow, shares her favorite experiences from her visits to the Caribbean island of Barbados.
- Health & Wellness, Talk Wellness to Me Podcast
- October 26, 2021
Hollywood Dreamin’ and Hollywood Healing
In Episode Two of Talk Wellness to Me, Delilah and Ashley interview Linda Yvette Chavez, a First Gen Latina and Co-Creator of Netflix’s Gentefied, a show that follows three Mexican-American cousins in East LA as they try to save their grandfather’s taco shop while navigating the effects of gentrification.
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