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Point of Hue

Ateira & Salimah

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Point of Hue is a bi-weekly podcast featuring Ateira Griffin and Salimah Jasani, two women of color. Join us as we discuss everything from interracial dating to ancestry tests and even the questionable representations of race in Harry Potter (yes, we went there) from our #PointOfHue.
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Inspired Vixens Podcast: Creativity | Intention | Self-Discovery

Kristen Nichole : Transformation & Life Coach for Misfits and Rebels

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What does it take to make dreams come true? Like big, crazy everyone thinks you are mad dreams? The ones that keep you up at night. Like giving it all up to travel the world or starting a business based on a quirky hidden talent, sailing full time with your kids or putting your heart and soul into helping others...Well, I wanted to find out so I asked women all over the world, from all walks of life; What Makes You An Inspired Vixen? Join me for honest, fun and no bs conversations around wha ...
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In this episode, we are using our platform to have conversations across lines of difference about the ongoing injustices and attacks against the black community. We are creating a space where people can process, listen, and learn. Our DisruptHER Vena Wilson is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist. She joins us to provide support and answ…
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We are so excited to share with you the Season 3 Premiere of Point of Hue -- the podcast hosted by three women of color (Ateira, Salimah, and Natasha) and built to amplify the voices of WOC disrupting the status quo. And for the first time ever, this #POH episode is available as a podcast AND as a video! Season 3 is all about Surviving and Thriving…
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Salimah and Ateira are joined by Kimberly Humphrey, Esq., ACLU of Maryland legislative counsel, who shares her wealth of knowledge about advocacy, allyship, and education funding. Tune in to hear a passionate discussion about the racist media portrayals of “riots” versus “protests,” a word of advice for non-Black allies, and an “is this real life” …
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In this hilarious and emotional season finale, Ateira and Salimah are joined by two of their best friends, Fareeha and Erica. The four women of color laugh and lament about supporting each other, holding one another accountable, and emphasizing self-care in friendships. Erica divulges an epic #IsThisRealLife moment, and Fareeha asks Salimah and Ate…
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In this special #DisruptHer outtakes episode of Point of Hue, Ateira and Salimah pay tribute to several of the amazing women of color they’ve interviewed over the past few months. Our DisruptHers discuss their identities, what they need more of from the world, what messages they want to challenge, and what their hopes are for the future. Plus, Atei…
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Have you ever had one of those moments when you asked yourself, "Is This Real Life?" So have we! That's why, in Episode 4 of Point of Hue, we introduce our new #ITRL segment, as well as an #Unscripted segment where Salimah and Ateira as each other the hard questions, for the first time, on air! Also, check out our interview with #DisruptHer Katie M…
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Ateira and Salimah engage in an honest no holds barred conversation with the executive leadership of Not Without Black Women (NWBW) a racial and gender justice organization based in Baltimore, MD. NWBW shares how they are unapologetic about centering black women's issues in the political sphere, why black mothers are important, and how other women …
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Ateira and Salimah discuss New Year's resolutions women of color must keep in 2018. Salimah takes a stand against mansplaining, manspreading, and transmisogyny while Ateira shares her thoughts on communities of color attaining collective wealth, competition between women of color in the workplace, and why the term "think like a man" is sexist.…
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Salimah talks about her experiences as an immigrant, wanting to assimilate into American culture, compared to Ateira’s experience trying to find a representation of herself as an African-American woman, within American culture. Featured DisruptHer: Dena Robinson, Racial Equity Trainer. Salimah wrote a poem about the uselessness of trying to fit int…
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Melissa Cassera is an amazing PR strategist, screenwriter, business mentor and entrepreneur with a year long program called Obsessed. Our conversation touched on the importance of being true to yourself, breaking into the film industry and never giving up. She's an amazing creative with a story you won't want to miss. Music by Pond 5…
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Amy’s story blew me away because she had a dream and she made it happen, going through years of education and training to become an aerospace engineer. And then she realized that her dream had shifted into something new and she answered that call. If you are contemplating a big change in your life, I think you just might be inspired by Amy’s story.…
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Alesia Galati is an amazing mother who has overcome some incredible odds to not only become a wonderful mother but also a voice for moms through her blog, a bottle of sanity. Our conversation touched on her journey through PPD and living with anxiety while raising a family. Alesia has made it her mission to talk about the ups and downs of motherhoo…
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Helen is a multi-talented musician, storyteller and actress who knows a thing or two about reinvention. She's a creative soul who uses her passion for music and story to weave together tales from all over the world. We all go through phases of change and growth and Helen's story gives a bird's eye view of what it takes to make a big leap and follow…
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Maria is a life changer for the woman on fire. She promotes radical self-love and embracing the wholeness that we are as women. Our conversation covers everything from loving your body, facing trauma and what we as a society and as women may want to start adding to our conversations around sexuality and womanhood. Background music by Pond 5.…
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Inspired Vixen Sarah Shirley is one of New York’s most sought-after stylists, frequently appearing on “The Today Show” and “Good Morning America” to talk about the latest trends and celebrity styles. She also has her online of resort wear, Mersur. Join us as we talk about transitions, following your dreams, fashion design and the importance of trav…
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