Dr. Moriah Hargrave – Creole mamapreneur, dance coach, multilingual cultural scholar, and wellness warrior – excels as a visionary leader who transforms God-sized dreams into Spirit-led work grounded in rhythm and purpose. She helps others engage the spirit and soul mindfully, flowing with intention toward a deeper connection with God, themselves, and others. Her Louisiana-based lifestyle brand Fleurish Forever blends culture, dance, and fitness to encourage whole-person flourishing.

A seasoned speaker, educator, and filmmaker, her acclaimed documentary First Cousins: Cajun and Creole Music in South Louisiana celebrates the music, language, and relationships woven into her home region. She also contributed nationally to the preservation of American roots music history through her work with the Boyhood Home of Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash Music Festival, and many of Louisiana’s major festivals.

A Lafayette native deeply rooted in her Cajun and Creole heritage, this powerhouse of culture and creativity legitimized Cajun and Zydeco dance instruction as both art and exercise. Through her innovative fitness program ZydeFit, she reimagines Zydeco dance as an energetic and accessible path to better health and cultural pride. She also facilitates enterJeyes (enter Jesus’ eyes) sessions, blending Scripture, global rhythms, powerful storytelling, and Spirit-led embodiment to renew the mind, heal the body, and strengthen the soul.

Whether she’s guiding people to build trust and nurture connection through partner dancing, empowering cultural identity through heart-pumping workouts, or fueling spiritual alignment through wellness workshops, Dr. Hargrave shows up with warmth and wisdom. Now based in Scott, Louisiana, she inspires others to connect to culture, dance with soul, uplift the spirit—and ultimately fleurish forever.