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2. Maternal Care: Gracelamp Wellness’ Francia Telesford | Ep. 02
43:31||Season 1, Ep. 2Host Erick Taylor Woodby is joined by Francia Telesford, Jamaican-born founder of Gracelamp Wellness — a maternal health brand empowering mothers through self-care resources, wellness products, and community support. Francia is a certified maternal mental health specialist with degrees from UCLA and USC, plus certifications in lactation counseling and perinatal mental health from UCSD Extension and Postpartum Support International. Through Gracelamp Wellness, she creates space for mothers to feel heard, seen, and connected. Francia’s unique blend of clinical expertise and genuine heart drives her mission to support mothers at every stage of their journey. Erick first met Francia at a vegan pop-up market in Inglewood, CA, where her warm presence left a lasting impression.
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1. Peter Fitzgerald: Classic Hollywood, Gay Pride & More! | Ep. 01
41:44||Season 1, Ep. 1In the debut episode of In Convo with Erick, host Erick Taylor Woodby speaks with award-winning filmmaker Peter Fitzgerald — producer, director, editor, and writer. Peter shares his journey from making 35 documentaries for major studios and networks, to editing reality TV shows like Dance Moms, to returning to independent filmmaking with his heart-driven passion projects. He discusses his upcoming documentary, Sisters in the Outfield, which chronicles the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and their journey through controversy, homophobia, and triumph surrounding the LA Dodgers’ Pride Night. He also reflects on his short films Beyond Mr. Smith and Butch Please, and what it means to tell authentic LGBTQ+ stories through film. If you love documentary filmmaking, LGBTQ+ culture, and compelling conversations, this episode is for you.In Convo with Erick | Real Stories, Real Journeys
01:00||Season 1, Ep. 0Welcome to In Convo with Erick — the interview podcast where extraordinary stories from around the world come to life. Hosted by Erick Taylor Woodby, a passionate world traveler, digital nomad, and the creator and host of the long-running Our Black Gay Diaspora, this show goes beyond the surface to explore the professional journeys, lived experiences, and defining moments of compelling people. Each episode features in-depth, heartfelt interviews that make guests feel at home — and make you feel like you’re sitting right there in the conversation. Whether you’re a curious fellow traveler or someone who believes every person has a story worth telling, this podcast was made for you.