Real women. Real journeys.
Every pivot, pause, and detour has a story worth telling.
From Here to There®
is a storytelling platform and podcast
where women who are leading, building,
and defining life on their own terms tell it straight.
Hosted by certified life coach and leadership
strategist Daphne Bryson Jackson,
each episode delivers candid conversations, hard truths,
bold moves, and hard-won lessons —
to help you move from where you are
to where you’re
meant to be.
Current & Upcoming Episodes.....
Season 01 ~ Episode 1 - Available - March 31, 2026
"Unbecoming and Becoming: Legacy, Loss and Reclaiming What's Next"
In this episode of From Here to There®, host Daphne Bryson Jackson sits down with visionary entrepreneur, author, and community leader Michelle Falconer for a conversation about legacy—not as a concept, but as a decision you make every day.
This episode explores how women rebuild identity after loss, how legacy is created through systems and service, and how reinvention is often less about becoming someone new—and more about releasing who you were never meant to stay. If you are navigating grief, transition, reinvention, or purpose after life changes you, this conversation will meet you with honesty, strength, and hope.
Season 1 ~ Episode 02
Available - April 9, 2026
"When Community Becomes Power"
In this episode of From Here to There®, host Daphne Bryson Jackson sits down with LaToia Andrea Jones, nationally recognized political strategist, executive leader, and Founder & CEO of Hey, Soror, to explore what happens when community is built not just for connection—but for power.
Season 1 ~ Episode 03
Available - April 23, 2026
"Style, Substance, and the Courage to Bet On Yourself"
In this episode of From Here to There®, host Daphne Bryson Jackson sits down with Yolanda White, a former Coca-Cola marketing executive and Founder & CEO of DAYO Women, to explore what it truly means to bet on yourself—without abandoning credibility, clarity, or care.
Season 1 ~ Episode 04
Available - May 7, 2026
"Leadership in Transition: Purpose, Place and the Long Game"
In this episode of From Here to There®, host Daphne Bryson Jackson sits down with Stacey Davis Stewart, CEO of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), for a thoughtful conversation about leadership in transition—when purpose deepens, place matters, and the long game comes into focus.
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In this episode of From Here to There®, host Daphne Bryson Jackson sits down with visionary entrepreneur, author, and community leader Michelle Falconer for a conversation about legacy—not as a concept, but as a decision you make every day.
As CEO of Bailey & Hunter Real Estate, Michelle has built a respected portfolio across residential, commercial, and hospitality ventures while expanding lifestyle brands in travel and luxury experiences. Through Ryan Leigh Consulting, she partners with civic leaders and organizations to bring meaningful community and development initiatives to life.
But Michelle’s deepest work is rooted in purpose born from loss. Following the passing of her daughter, Michelle founded the Ryan Nicole Falconer Scholarship, providing four-year housing stipends for HBCU freshmen—transforming grief into generational opportunity. Her broader ecosystem of retreats, speaking, and her upcoming five-book series The Unbecoming Project centers on resilience, reinvention, and reclaiming possibility.
This episode explores how women rebuild identity after loss, how legacy is created through systems and service, and how reinvention is often less about becoming someone new—and more about releasing who you were never meant to stay. If you are navigating grief, transition, reinvention, or purpose after life changes you, this conversation will meet you with honesty, strength, and hope.
Season 1 ~ Episode 05
Available - May 7 , 2026
"From Legacy to Leadership: Three Women Navigating the Next Generation of Entrepreneurship"
In this episode of From Here to There®, host Daphne Bryson Jackson sits down with three dynamic women whose professional journeys are deeply connected to the entrepreneurial legacies of their families.
