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A trailblazing Justice of the Peace, Judge Blanca Oliver brings more than 20 years of legal experience, a passion for public service, and a commitment to fairness and equal access to justice. As the first Hispanic woman to serve on the Precinct 6 bench, she continues to make a meaningful impact in her community. Tune in as Judge Oliver shares her journey, leadership, and commitment to serving others.

Meet Gabriel Saintus III, aka MoneySmartKid™, a 14-year-old financial literacy advocate and creator of the $100 Challenge, inspiring kids and families to think smarter about saving, investing, entrepreneurship, and building wealth. Tune in to Alexandra and Friends Podcast to hear Gabriel share his mission and why it’s never too early to start learning about money!

From the dance floor to business ownership, Tara and Cristina Rivera-Handley have built a life around inspiring others through movement, connection, and community. Listen in as they share their journey, lessons in entrepreneurship, and why dance can change lives—watch the full episode and be inspired!

Join us as we Christy Lee, founder of Music Ministry Conservatory (MMC), vocal educator, and worship leader. Hear her inspiring journey, insights on vocal training and worship ministry, and don't forget to like, follow, and share this episode.

Catch our episode with DFW mural artist Betty Smith dropping this July 25! Discover how she has spent the last decade bringing "joyful expression" and vibrant custom murals to local spaces. Listen to the episode to hear her story, or visit us online to explore Betty's stunning portfolio and transform your own space.

Join Alexandra & Friends Podcast on June 27, 2026, for a special conversation with Horace Blake as he shares his journey, life experiences, and the story behind “The Man from Jamaica.” Tune in for an inspiring episode filled with culture, wisdom, and meaningful conversation you will not want to miss.

Join us this Saturday as we welcome Gabriel Hernandez of Comic Cartel, creator and writer of Coywolf: Spirit of the Coywolf. We’ll talk about the story behind Coywolf, the creative journey of building a comic universe, and the inspiration that brought this powerful character to life. -

Robert “Bert” Quevedo Arista is a seasoned graphic designer and illustrator whose career spans education, major sports merchandising, and independent creative ventures, including work with the Dallas Cowboys and multiple comic book projects. As co-founder of Creative Syndicate Studios, he continues to shape branding, storytelling, and youth culture across industries — don’t miss his conversation on the podcast.

Joyce E. Tapley, MHA, is the Chief Executive Officer of Foremost Family Health Centers and a nationally respected healthcare leader with over 30 years of C-suite experience driving growth, innovation, and operational excellence. 🎙️ Tune in to hear Joyce share powerful insights on sustainable healthcare leadership and turning vision into real-world results.

Kelvin Sanchez Marin — student, worker, and future accountant From working 20+ hours a week to winning DECA competitions and planning for a master’s in accounting, Kelvin’s story is all about hustle, consistency, and growth. Tap in as we talk mindset, goals, and leveling up while still in school.

In this episode of Alexandra & Friends, Alexandra welcomes Tre Williams, joined by students from Paul Quinn College, for a conversation about education, opportunity, and community. Together, they share perspectives on the college’s mission, the student experience, and the importance of creating pathways for success for the next generation.

Stacie Martin is the founder and president of Single Parent Advocate, a nonprofit dedicated to equipping, empowering, and encouraging single-parent families across North Texas. She launched the organization in 2009 alongside her marketing agency, Free Martin Marketing and Media, inspired by both her professional background in advertising and her personal experience raising her son as a single parent for fifteen years. Through its mission of “True Hope. Real Help.” the organization provides practical support, educational resources, and community connections to help single-parent families move from crisis to stability. Under Stacie’s leadership, Single Parent Advocate partners with schools, churches, nonprofits, and businesses to serve families through events, scholarships, holiday programs, and access to local resources. Stacie is also a speaker, podcast host, and marketing professional known for her community-focused leadership and advocacy for the vital role single parents play in strengthening families, workplaces, and communities. Single Parent Advocate

Ross’ Rowdy Bees began as a personal hobby rooted in a lifelong passion for honeybees. After purchasing two hives in East Texas, what started as simple enjoyment grew into a deeper commitment to learning and beekeeping. The turning point came when the founder’s eight-year-old daughter drew a bee that inspired the launch of the business, with her artwork becoming the brand’s symbol. Today, Ross’ Rowdy Bees operates multiple hives across North Texas and provides a wide range of bee-related services, all while continuing to reflect the founder’s passion and commitment to inspiring others to pursue their dreams.

Joyce E. Tapley, MHA is a nationally respected healthcare executive and business growth strategist with more than 30 years of C-suite leadership across community health, academic medical systems, and multi-site physician enterprises. She serves as Chief Executive Officer of Foremost Family Health Centers in Dallas, Texas, where she has driven market expansion, strengthened financial performance, and sustained employee retention above 80% through significant workforce shifts. Joyce specializes in strategic growth, medical practice acquisition, contract negotiation, revenue optimization, and workforce productivity. She is certified in healthcare compliance, forensic audit review, HIPAA auditing, and Lean Six Sigma, and is a sought-after speaker on building sustainable, scalable healthcare organizations and turning vision into measurable results.

Michael and Rosemary Greene are the founders of Grandma and Grandpa Camp and grandparents to eight granddaughters. What began as simple family gatherings grew into a meaningful tradition centered on presence, connection, and shared memories. Through their book and speaking engagements, they encourage grandparents to embrace their unique role and build lasting family bonds through small, intentional moments. Their message is practical, heartfelt, and rooted in the belief that legacy is shaped by everyday love.