Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dr. Tabitha Carr.

Founder of Good Girl Chocolate, shares her journey of overcoming health challenges and creating a brand that blends science, simplicity, and flavor. She discusses her struggles with high blood pressure, weight management, and hormonal imbalances, which led her to explore natural health solutions. Dr. Carr explains how Good Girl Chocolate is crafted to be vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, and made with organic ingredients, catering to various dietary lifestyles. The brand has gained national recognition, being featured in Grammy and Oscar nominee gift bags. She also addresses the misconceptions surrounding vegan products and how she ensures her chocolate remains rich and delicious. Beyond business, Dr. Carr talks about her passion for empowering women, sharing insights from her contribution to the book Open Your G.I.F.T.S., where she discusses overcoming self-doubt and embracing personal power. She reflects on how her personal health journey inspired her to create a brand that supports wellness without compromising taste. Her story is a testament to perseverance, self-discovery, and the impact of making healthier choices. This episode is filled with inspiration, health-conscious insights, and entrepreneurial wisdom for anyone looking to turn their struggles into success.

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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dr. Tabitha Carr.

Founder of Good Girl Chocolate, shares her journey of overcoming health challenges and creating a brand that blends science, simplicity, and flavor. She discusses her struggles with high blood pressure, weight management, and hormonal imbalances, which led her to explore natural health solutions. Dr. Carr explains how Good Girl Chocolate is crafted to be vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, and made with organic ingredients, catering to various dietary lifestyles. The brand has gained national recognition, being featured in Grammy and Oscar nominee gift bags. She also addresses the misconceptions surrounding vegan products and how she ensures her chocolate remains rich and delicious. Beyond business, Dr. Carr talks about her passion for empowering women, sharing insights from her contribution to the book Open Your G.I.F.T.S., where she discusses overcoming self-doubt and embracing personal power. She reflects on how her personal health journey inspired her to create a brand that supports wellness without compromising taste. Her story is a testament to perseverance, self-discovery, and the impact of making healthier choices. This episode is filled with inspiration, health-conscious insights, and entrepreneurial wisdom for anyone looking to turn their struggles into success.

#STRAW

#BEST

#SHMS

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Two-time Emmy and Three-time NAACP Image Award-winning, television Executive Producer Rushion McDonald interviewed Dr. Tabitha Carr.

Founder of Good Girl Chocolate, shares her journey of overcoming health challenges and creating a brand that blends science, simplicity, and flavor. She discusses her struggles with high blood pressure, weight management, and hormonal imbalances, which led her to explore natural health solutions. Dr. Carr explains how Good Girl Chocolate is crafted to be vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, and made with organic ingredients, catering to various dietary lifestyles. The brand has gained national recognition, being featured in Grammy and Oscar nominee gift bags. She also addresses the misconceptions surrounding vegan products and how she ensures her chocolate remains rich and delicious. Beyond business, Dr. Carr talks about her passion for empowering women, sharing insights from her contribution to the book Open Your G.I.F.T.S., where she discusses overcoming self-doubt and embracing personal power. She reflects on how her personal health journey inspired her to create a brand that supports wellness without compromising taste. Her story is a testament to perseverance, self-discovery, and the impact of making healthier choices. This episode is filled with inspiration, health-conscious insights, and entrepreneurial wisdom for anyone looking to turn their struggles into success.

#STRAW

#BEST

#SHMS

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The Steve Harvey Morning Show for Friday, May 9th, 2025: Steve starts off the show by discussing Tommy's "legendary" status. A$AP Rocky is catching criticism for shouting out Black fathers. Steve Harvey and the crew discuss the allegations against Smokey Robinson. There's Would You Rather, Tommy pranking a man about his laundry, and a lot more!

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In Entertainment News, A$AP Rocky ruffled a lot of feathers with his positive comments on black fathers. We’ll talk about it… And rapper, The Game, has been ordered to sell his mansion to settle a $7 mill sexual assault lawsuit.

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Steve Harvey Has Advice for...

• Diva in Savannah: "I wash and fold my boyfriend’s clothes and take them to his house weekly. I also have dinner ready for him most evenings or I meet him out for dinner. We’re either at his house or mine after dinner and we either go for a walk, have wine, watch a movie or just sit and talk. Sex isn’t a big thing to him so sometimes we only have sex once a week. No matter what, every night around 11pm, he gets up to go home. If I’m at his house, he starts hinting that it’s getting late and time for him to go to bed. He will follow me all the way home and then go back to his house. This has been going on for almost a year. Am I supposed to go along with this and pretend to like it?"
• Ashley in Chicago: "My husband and his former best friend had a nasty argument and it almost turned into a fist fight, all because of me. Apparently, they all planned to rent an Airbnb and have dancers come over for a bachelor party for one of their friends. My husband said he wasn’t going and they called him soft and henpecked. My husband made his own decision. Why are grown men still behaving like children?"

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Junior has to admit something. He gives a pretty good reason too.

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Our Chief Love Officer, Steve Harvey has advice for...

• Malcolm in Gainesville – My wife threw a pack of condoms at me because I stayed out till midnight this past Saturday. She said if I’m going to cheat, do it responsibly. She has serious baggage. We’ve been married 7 years. Will I have to deal with this forever?

• Sheila in Tulsa – My husband and I went to dinner with friends. I was trying to tell a story from our past and he shut me down and said I had no sense of humor so he should finish the story. I have ignored him since Friday. Why can’t he see how hurtful that was?

• Anna in Va Beach – Why are all of the good men smaller and less exciting in bed? I met a man that’s 6’4” and I had hoped he came with a lot of benefits, if you know what I mean. But, he did not and I don’t think I can keep dating him. How do I let him down easy?

• Ron in Valdosta – My wife goes for a walk most evenings after work. I rode by her on my way home and she had stopped to talk on her phone. When she got home, she swore that she wasn’t on the phone, she was singing. Why would she lie about what I saw?

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