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Wednesday, September 17, 2025

My 'Happiness No Man Required' Podcast Soon to Come




Big news! My new podcast, “When Satan Goes to Church” is now out on all the platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, etc. Give it a listen while in traffic! Plesse rate it and “subscribe,” so as not to miss an episode.

New episodes will be added each Sunday, beginning this Sunday. In addition, thanks to an experience I have had recently, I plan to start another podcast called “Happiness No Man Required” (the title of my book) for single women. There are too many dishonest men in the world today for women not to know how to protect themselves.

I also plan to say things in this coming podcast like how wonderful it feels to any normal woman to be able to respect a man. It is just that you cannot respect them when they are no longer worthy of your respect...For most women today the old Jazz standard, “Someone to Watch Over Me” is a fable but true, thank God, when it comes to God’s love, which these podcasts will be about.

I do know good men, and they are in my life to stay as friends. They are the ones who never have a motive to mislead or do me wrong. That’s a friend, and that is a good man.

I will be recording part two next week also to my “Dwayna Litz Testimony” podcast (about all God has helped me overcome) and then will be moving on to these other podcasts.

Part two of my testimony will hopefully be just as interesting as part one in my wonderful and fulfilling “Honest Life,” where my life is about all I can accomplish, as I continue to pour myself into my work, writing and sharing about all that comes along to touch my heart in life, and I would not have it any other way!

Wednesday, August 6, 2025

Dwayna Litz's "Stayin' Gone" Being Played all Summer





"...Through the release of her new single, Stayin’ Gone, Dwayna Litz adds energetic innovation to country music while delivering a powerful message about self-worth and the importance of moving on. The song launches with its heart-cutting lyrics and catchy rhythm when it asks, 'How many times have I told you goodbye?' and continues from there without looking back. This song reaches out to people who have grown tired of being led on and finally mustered the courage to leave once and for all. Dwayna delivers emotion through her voice with powerful ease and captures listeners through her combination of gritty soulfulness..."

Read more here from Billroads .

Wednesday, July 30, 2025

Stayin' Gone By Dwayna Litz the Bold Breakup Anthem

From Artist Studio :



"STAYIN' GONE BY DWAYNA LITZ IS THE BOLD BREAKUP ANTHEM WE DID NOT KNOW WE NEEDED"


"LISTEN WITH THE WINDOWS ROLLED DOWN..."

www.DwaynaLitz.com 

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Thursday, July 17, 2025

Dwayna Litz's "Country Grit" in "Stayin' Gone"

  


The opening line of Dwayna Litz’s single “Stayin’ Gone” immediately establishes its powerful tone when she asks, “How many times have I told you goodbye?”. The track presents an honest depiction of the suffering from a harmful relationship without any attempt to make it appear less painful. The song delivers an unwavering statement that it won’t provide additional opportunities. The powerful and relatable raw honesty in Dwayna’s voice amplifies the impact of the lyrics. The recording done at Nashville’s renowned Ronnie’s Place delivers energetic driving rhythms and sharp instrumentation that combines country sounds with elements of southern rock... --Hail Tunes 



Dwayna Litz in Voxwave Magazine on Music, Faith and Love

 



“‘True Love Comes With Peace’ —Dwayna Litz in Voxwave Magazine on Music, Faith and Love”

Sunday, July 13, 2025

Dulaxi Magazine Reviews Dwayna Litz's "Maybe"



Dwayna Litz’s Maybe is a deeply emotional and soul-stirring ballad that explores themes of vulnerability, emotional surrender, and the disarming nature of unexpected love. With a vocal performance that is as heartfelt as it is raw, Dwayna delivers each lyric with a quiet intensity that captures the confusion, longing, and introspective ache of falling deeply for someone while questioning their impact on her heart. Her voice carries a nostalgic tenderness, allowing lines like “I’m not used to losing control…” to land with breathtaking emotional weight. The lyrics unfold like an open diary, poetically tracing the delicate dance between strength and emotional exposure. Supported by a gentle instrumental arrangement of soft guitar and piano, the track maintains a soothing, intimate ambiance that wraps around her vocals without ever overshadowing them. The production is refined and balanced, showcasing a clear focus on emotional resonance and sonic purity. Maybe is a masterful blend of sincerity and artistry, a song that lingers long after it ends, inviting listeners to sit with their own memories, feelings, and the quiet truths hidden in their hearts. --Dulaxi Magazine, Los Angeles