Mind-Blowing Happiness Podcast

Trish Ahjel Roberts brings an unusual combination of credentials to this show: an MBA from Long Island University, certified life coach, registered yoga and meditation instructor, reiki practitioner, and founder of Black Vegan Life. That mix gives her a perspective you will not find on most happiness podcasts. The show blends solo episodes with guest interviews, and Roberts focuses heavily on dismantling self-doubt, challenging limiting beliefs, and building a life that actually feels good rather than just looks good. Guests have included authors and coaches tackling money mindset, narcissism recovery, authentic leadership, and spiritual connection. Roberts has endorsements from Jack Canfield, Marci Shimoff, and Iyanla Vanzant, and she has written three self-help books plus a novel, so she brings real depth to her conversations. With 63 episodes and a perfect 5.0-star rating (from 13 reviews), the catalog is small but focused. New episodes drop monthly, so this is not a show you will binge through in a weekend. The production is straightforward and the pacing relaxed. What stands out is Roberts’ willingness to get specific about the intersection of race, spirituality, and personal growth in ways that most mainstream happiness shows avoid entirely. If you are looking for a perspective that centers Black wellness and combines practical coaching with spiritual exploration, this podcast fills a gap that the bigger shows leave open. It is personal, direct, and unapologetic about mixing business savvy with soul work.