In this inspiring episode of the Black in the Valley podcast, we kicked off our series celebrating phenomenal Black women leaders with the incredible Dr. Melanie Marshall. As a beloved dentist in Valley Village and a cherished member of our com

Celebrating Black Queens: A Love Letter to Women of the San Fernando Valley

Mar 5th, 2024 8m 35s

Hey there, beautiful souls! Are you ready to dive into a soul-stirring journey honoring the phenomenal Black women of the San Fernando Valley? In this episode of Black in the Valley Podcast, we're kicking off Women’s History Month by shining a

Unveiling the Hidden History: Black Excellence in the San Fernando Valley

Feb 28th, 2024 9m 59s

Welcome back to the Black in the Valley Podcast! In this episode, host Shania Accius takes us on an illuminating journey through Black history in the San Fernando Valley, with a special focus on the vibrant community of Pacoima. As we celebrate

Discover the Valley's Black-Owned Gems

Feb 13th, 2024 9m 59s

Hey, Black in the Valley family! Your host, Shania Accius, has beenkeeping the energy high with events and commentary, and today, we're shining a spotlight on some incredible Black-owned businesses that are making a difference in our community.

Embracing the Past: Why Black History Month Matters

Feb 5th, 2024 10m 53s

Black History Month holds a special place in my heart, and in this video, I share my reasons for celebrating so HARD all month long! Join me on a short and sweet reflection on the importance of honoring our shared heritage. Plus, siscover how

Manifesting Your Dreams with Focus

Jan 30th, 2024 24m 31s

In this episode, Shania discusses the power of focus and shares her personal strategies for achieving it, like writing down goals and using visual aids like vision boards to stay on track. Through testimonials from participants at her vision bo

We are HERE! Welcome to the party.

Jan 19th, 2024 14m 26s

We are HERE! In the first episode of Black in the Valley, host Shania Accius introduces herself and shares her background as a first-generation American with Jamaican with Haitian roots. She discusses her move from New York to California, the s

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