Jo Ciceron from The Unapologetically Anxious Me Podcast and Girl Clout Media. Authentically Sharing Her Story as a Haitian American Woman, Living in Small Town Minnesota, in Hopes of Inspiring Others and Spreading Racial Justice.

In this episode, we speak with Jo from the Unapologetically
Anxious Me podcast. Another fabulous podcast from a fellow
Minnesotan! Jo shares her story and journey with us as she does
on her podcast. She talks about being a Black women in a small
Minnesota town, her Haitian background, and her own mental health
journey. Jo is also a mom and wife discussing so many experiences
many of us can relate to. You will also learn about several media
endeavors she is a part of, as she believes sharing her true
authentic self with the world is the best way we relate to
others, heal, and move forward in our relationships with
people.

~Creator/Host of Voices Talk Show
~Inclusion Network Board Member
~Associate Editor of Definitive Woman Magazine
~Podcast Host of Unapologetically Anxious Me

Josette “Jo” Ciceron is a Haitian American woman and is the proud
wife and mother to two amazing little beings! She’s been living
in Alexandria for about 5 years since moving here from Tampa, FL
in 2015.
After a few tumultuous years of adjusting to her new surroundings
and experiencing some run ins with racism and discrimination, Jo
made it a point to claim her power back by writing her story
down.
Jo was Definitive Woman Magazine’s cover for Summer 2018
featuring a story that detailed her experiences with
discrimination since moving to Alexandria. Within that same year,
she was asked to permanently join the magazine’s editorial team
as Associate Editor. Still, Jo felt she needed to do more and so
she did!
In the summer of 2019, Jo simultaneously launched her TV/web
series called Voices Talk Show and her personal, unfiltered
podcast called, Unapologetically Anxious Me: Confessions of a
Haitian Girl in Small-town Minnesota.
Today, Jo still remains in all these positions and has recently
begun filming Season 2 of Voices Talk Show which can be viewed on
YouTube, Facebook, and Alexandria Community TV Channel 181. Jo’s
especially proud of her podcast platform which has recently
surpassed 30K followers.
Jo is very passionate about her role as a social justice advocate
and activist. Her experiences have opened her heart to not just
effecting change but being that change. The best forward is
beginning with a simple conversation.

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