🎙️ Episode 3 | On The Town With TanyaIn this powerful episode of "On The Town With Tanya", Tanya sits down with Sergeant Major Keith L. Craig (Ret.), a decorated U.S. Army leader, former Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures executive, international bestselling author, and professional athlete.From combat zones to billion-dollar box office dominance, Sgt. Major Craig shares the leadership principles that took him from serving 32 years in the U.S. Army to helping drive over $42 billion in global film revenue during his tenure at Disney. He played a pivotal role in the distribution of some of the most iconic films of our time, including "Black Panther", "Avengers: Endgame", "The Lion King", "Coco", and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker".In this conversation, we dive into

• What real leadership looks like under pressure
• Translating military discipline into corporate and creative success
• Behind-the-scenes insights from record-breaking Hollywood releases
• Service, resilience, and redefining success on a global scaleWhether you’re an entrepreneur, creative, leader, or dreamer, this episode is packed with wisdom, strategy, and inspiration you don’t want to miss.👇 Connect with our guest:📸 Instagram: @officialkeithlcraig Facebook: Keith L. Craig Website: www.pcfilmandmedia.com🎧 Watch, like, comment, and subscribe for more powerful conversations on "On The Town With Tanya".#ServingToLead #SgtKeithLCraig #leadership

*Trigger Warning for assault survivors: Sonny Von Cleveland is an Author, "White Boy, Conversations of Redemption", survivor advocate, and a national voice speaking out against child exploitation and human trafficking. In this raw, survivor-to-survivor conversation, Sonny opens up about childhood sexual abuse, incarceration as a teen, and the anger that comes from never being protected.Together, two survivors break down the behaviors people misunderstand, the signs adults miss, and how trauma shapes lives long after the abuse ends.

This episode exposes how exploitation hides in everyday environments, why survivors are often punished instead of protected, and what real awareness actually looks like.If you want to understand trauma beyond statistics—and learn what to notice, how to listen, and why silence protects abusers—this conversation matters.IG: sonnyvonclevelandofficialIG:hosttanyacooper / onthetownwithtanya

Black Women Talk Back | Truth, Power, Strength & Survival | On The Town With Tanya (S5 Ep.1)Black women are often discussed, analyzed, and judged — but rarely heard.In this Season 5 premiere of On The Town With Tanya, we change that.This episode centers on the Black Woman Agenda — real experiences, real data, and real conversations about how race and gender shape the daily lives of Black women in America. From healthcare and childbirth to media narratives, beauty standards, and technology, this panel breaks down where the systems fail — and how Black women continue to lead anyway.Mainstream media often highlights negative statistics about Black women without context or comparison. That lack of balance creates harmful myths that affect policy, healthcare, and public perception. This conversation pushes back with facts, lived experience, and accountability.Topics Covered in This Episode• Race and gender bias in everyday life• Media portrayal of Black women• The impact of the “strong Black woman” stereotype• Healthcare inequality and childbirth outcomes• Colorism and beauty standards• Cultural appropriation vs. punishment• AI bias and the absence of Black women in tech• Reclaiming ownership over body, image, and voice• Why community matters for Black women and girlsPanelists (IG below)Dr. Holly | Jazette Lane-English | Donna Gaines | Cherie Amour | Nicole Spain | Jennifer McTair | Ke’Shawn Hill-AdamsonEach guest brings lived experience, professional insight, and honesty to a conversation that is often avoided but always necessary.This episode isn’t about defending Black women.It’s about telling the truth — and making space for young Black girls to see themselves clearly. Join the conversation:What stood out to you most in this discussion? Share your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe to On The Town With Tanya and turn on notifications for conversations that matter — because people come before numbers.#BlackWomenTalkBack