Tabitha James's guest appearances

Tabitha James

The Digestion Detective Show with Sam Bearfoot - Alternative Health - Well-being & Digestion Wellness Expert

BeYourOwnMuse

The Odell Bizzell Show--Life Based On a True Story

Sustainability Champions

My Green Podcast 

Kendra Barnes

Clint Arthur

Chris Widener

Deborah Roberts

Erika Dalya Massaquoi

Jullien Gordon

Brittany Bailey

Dontell Jefferson

Lewis Pugh

Mickalene Thomas

Jonathon Porritt

Vanessa German

Zoe Whitley

Adell Harris

Park McArthur

OwlTail

Jarvis, Jo, and Katie welcome self-confessed 'hair geek' and organic hair care pioneer, Tabitha James Kraan, about her sustainable range of products and what lead her to push the hair dressing industry towards a greener ethic. The panel also look at some recent news, including Greenpeace's report about the relationship between firms like Coca-Cola and Big Oil, to increase plastic manufacturing and whether the World Economic Forum's plan to plant one trillion trees is as good as it seems. Check out Tabitha's range via her websiteFor the latest green tips, news (including stories covered in today's episode), and products visit mygreenpod.com or email hello@mygreenpod.comProduced by Mike Hanson for Pod People ProductionsMusic by The Phoenix Rose

Jarvis, Jo, and Katie welcome self-confessed 'hair geek' and organic hair care pioneer, Tabitha James Kraan, about her sustainable range of products and what lead her to push the hair dressing industry towards a greener ethic. The panel also look at some recent news, including Greenpeace's report about the relationship between firms like Coca-Cola and Big Oil, to increase plastic manufacturing and whether the World Economic Forum's plan to plant one trillion trees is as good as it seems. Check out Tabitha's range via her <a href="https://www.tabithajameskraan.com/shop/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>For the latest green tips, news (including stories covered in today's episode), and products visit <a href="https://www.mygreenpod.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mygreenpod.com</a> or email hello@mygreenpod.comProduced by Mike Hanson for <a href="https://podpeopleproductions.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pod People Productions</a>Music by The Phoenix Rose

Tabitha James Kraan

It was a pleasure to sit down with my friend Tabitha James. Fresh off of her speaking tour entitled “Not. Posted” I sat down with Tabitha and she discussed how she was able to go from a small town in South Carolina to becoming an author, social entrepreneur, and speaker. As a social entrepreneur and venture capitalist in training, Tabitha envisions ultimately developing a destination marketing operation and investment firm. In 2016, she left her “comfortable life” to move to her small hometown with a population of less than 1,000 to care for her mother. This drastic change has had more of a benefit than she ever imagined. By getting involved in her local church, her alma mater’s alumni association, launching a mentoring program and working with some awesome grant-funded programs, Tabitha has found a way to leverage her “new-life”. Her ultimate goal is to continuously live and lead a life of purpose, fulfilled by service. On this episode we discussed:  How your life off social media is more valuable than your online persona. Why you should write a book if you have a book idea but have not started. The biggest obstacles entrepreneurs have when just getting started as well as tips to avoid and get through these obstacles.  To follow her and find out more about Tabitha please visit: www.TabithaDJames.com

It was a pleasure to sit down with my friend Tabitha James. Fresh off of her speaking tour entitled “Not. Posted” I sat down with Tabitha and she discussed how she was able to go from a small town in South Carolina to becoming an author, social entrepreneur, and speaker. As a social entrepreneur and venture capitalist in training, Tabitha envisions ultimately developing a destination marketing operation and investment firm. In 2016, she left her “comfortable life” to move to her small hometown with a population of less than 1,000 to care for her mother. This drastic change has had more of a benefit than she ever imagined. By getting involved in her local church, her alma mater’s alumni association, launching a mentoring program and working with some awesome grant-funded programs, Tabitha has found a way to leverage her “new-life”. Her ultimate goal is to continuously live and lead a life of purpose, fulfilled by service. On this episode we discussed: <ul> <li>How your life off social media is more valuable than your online persona.</li> <li>Why you should write a book if you have a book idea but have not started.</li> <li>The biggest obstacles entrepreneurs have when just getting started as well as tips to avoid and get through these obstacles.</li> </ul> To follow her and find out more about Tabitha please visit: <a href="http://www.TabithaDJames.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TabithaDJames.com</a>

Episode 21--Not Posted. The Story of Tabitha James

Collette Hopkins

This Community Conversation series connects local Black women cultural producers with specific themes in our current exhibition, “Mickalene Thomas: Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities.” Today Dr. Collette Hopkins and her mentee Tabitha James, not only discuss the nature of their relationship, but the importance of child advocacy, believing in your dreams in the face of adversity, and intergenerational bonding.

Community Conversations: Collette Hopkins + Tabitha James