Dubbed a “national treasure” and nicknamed the “Mother of Black Hollywood,” she’s starred in over 400 episodic TV shows, 68 movies, and four Broadway shows. During her prolific screen career, she’s most notably known as Zelma Bullock in Tina Turner biopic "What's Love Got to Do With It" and as Ruby Johnson in the socially-conscious sitcom "Black-ish." She’s an award-winning actress who steals every scene she’s in, and yet her “real work” is off stage and off camera as an activist and a mental health advocate. She’s a whirlwind of energy who has no time to waste. Her latest book and riveting work, “Walking in My Joy: In These Streets” touches the soul, makes you laugh out loud, while imparting ways on how to love yourself and keep negative energy at bay, while being beautifully transparent about her epic journey. She is a lover of life who is larger than life. Buckle up!! In this fiery conversation, they talk about the importance of loving yourself, her road to her authentic joy, making self-care a priority, how you can be in your joy, her latest book, and so much more. Here’s to the one and only, Jenifer Lewis. CREDITS:Guest:  Jenifer LewisHost and Producer:  Tori ReidExecutive Producer:  Patrick A. HowellExecutive Producer:  Tori ReidWriter:  Tori Reid Post Production:  We Edit PodcastsAdd’l Post Production:  Brian K. Jackson at Maven Soundz  Add'l Editing:  Cutting Edge Editing Post Production Assistant:  Alana Coleman Music Supervision:  Another Place in Time Music  Voiceover Artist:  Vïntóry Blake MoorePremier Advertising Sponsor:  Vivreau Water SystemsAdvertising Sponsor:  Hilton Sacramento Arden WestAd Voiceover Artist:  Ginger LevertLogo Photography:  Bobby Holland / MPTV ImagesPhoto credit for Jenifer Lewis:  UnknownVery special thanks to Terry Marsh, Ph.D.  Music:"Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18 - I, Moderato" (Rachmaninoff) by Skidmore College Orchestraa Victory & Noble production@ 2023 Victory & Noble LLC  All Rights Reserved.Connect with the Guest:Jenifer Lewis on InstagramWalking in My Joy: In These Streets