Loving My Naptural Roots Radio

Join us as we sit down with Fitness Expert Coach Stacey of Coach Consulting Services in Seattle, WA. Coach Stacey is going to educate us with an interactive discussion on nutrition that explores the cultural, biological, social and other issues relating to eating. Coach Stacey, MS, is currently a PH.D Candidate and a Professor at Seattle University.

Join us as we sit down with Kim Coles and chat with her about joining #TeamNaturalHair, her career, her G.I.F.T.S, and everything in between! Business Roll Call --------------------------- Naptural Roots Magazine - http://www.NapturalRoots.com We are THE natural hair care and lifestyle magazine. We cover topics such as natural hair care and styling tips, body and skin care, health and fitness, wellness & spirituality, finances, art and fashion, and other lifestyle issues primarily affecting the Black Community! We currently have an advertising special with 50% off that will run through the end of March! Naptural Roots Magazine 5th Anniversary/Atlanta Launch Party - Tickets are only $10 and it supports our Nappy Headz (TM) book series! Tickets on sale at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/156852 The Hairitage Cruise - http://www.HairitageCruise.com Eyz of the Siren Image Consulting (FB: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Eyz-Of-The-Siren-Image-Consulting/153044018053775) The Mane Source - www.themanesour

Naptural Roots Magazine sits down with Natalie 'The Floacist' Stewart formerly of the seven-time-Grammy-nominated duo, Floetry. Find out about her new album 'Floetic Soul,' what inspires her, and how she stays healthy both inside and out!

Join LeAnne Dolce and Nikki Johnson as they dive in the myths and misconceptions that still exist about natural hair.

Naptural Roots sits down with Dwele and asks him some questions that are on our mind! This interview will also be featured in the anniversary issue of Naptural Roots Magazine!

From being ashamed of our 'nappy hair' to being told that we have 'good hair' because we have loose curls, black women and men alike have always had a complex relationship with our hair. Do you stay away from pools and gyms because you don't want to mess up your hair? Do you wear weaves because your natural hair is to 'hard to manage?' As a child did you pretend you had long, blonde hair rather than your own hair? We want to dig into the issues that cause Black people to have such a love/hate relationship with our hair.

This is our introductory show that will let people know who we are, what we do, our mission, and most important, why we do what we do. This is our first broadcast and we welcome all to listen in!