Highkey Woke is curated from the minds of @noopaa_ and @monejuice; two Black Professionals interested in sharing their Black Experience as well as that of others. This podcast brings a fun melanated twist to all things pop culture, corporate america, and the government takeover. Grab a drink and a s…
On this episode, we're joined by Dr. Equisha Glenn, Civil Engineer, Climate Scientist, and Climate Change Thought leader, as we get an understanding of climate change, sustainability, and why we should be in the know
In this episode we're joined by Talisha Shina, Blockchain Expert and Advocate and we dig deeper into Blockchain, Web3, and how the two work together.
In this episode, we're getting into a very popular topic in the working world. What is a seat at the table, what's the table, how to get a seat and make seats?
On this episode, we are chatting it up with Cybersecurity professional, Niya Lester. We're getting into what Cybersecurity is, what it means for our daily lives, and why you should care about it.
In this episode, we're getting into all the craziness that's been happening, from Roe v Wade, gun violence, a potential recession, etc. Buckle up, it's a long one!
In this episode, we are joined by Blockchain enthusiast and Crpt00ps founder, Walter Pinson. We're getting into Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and how the two work together.
On this special Juneteenth episode, we are joined by DEI Professional and content creator Garrison Hayes as we discuss Critical Race Theory. What is CRT, why is it so controversial, and why should you know about it.
On this episode, we're joined by Realtor Cimmarron Carter, as we discuss the effects of the Pandemic on the Real Estate market and what the future looks like for home buyers/sellers and investors
On this episode, we're getting into all the craziness that has been happening in Corporate, Politics, and Culture.
After a long hiatus, Highkey Woke Podcast is back! Why did we pause? What's been happening in our lives? What's in store for this season? That plus more on this episode!
Join us for our Juneteenth episode as we discuss the meaning of Juneteenth, where we are 1 year post the death of George Floyd and the 100 year anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre
Join us for our first episode of Season 4 as we catch up on what we've been up to, getting scammed, the panoramic and what's to come for the season. Are we back to normal yet?!
We're at the end of Season 3 and we had to take a moment to reflect on the season, share our plans for Season 4 as well as what we will have going on during the break.
On this episode, we were joined by Tech entrepreneur and founder of Tesoro AI, Darius Gant @dariusgant to talk about all things Artificial Intelligence: why we need to know about AI, how its changing the world, and what the future of AI looks like.
We had to put on out political analyst hats and take a look at how the Biden/Harris administration is doing so far. Covid, stimulus checks, immigration; we're getting into all of it.
On this episode, we are joined by Amy and Mike of the White Privilege Personified podcast as we discuss our perspectives on white privilege, racial injustice, and allyship.
On this episode, we're joined by Abolitionist Chelsea Jackson as we discuss what Abolition is and what it looks like modern day.
On this episode we're joined by Family Physician, Dr. Louito Edje who is also a participant of the Moderna Vaccine Trial, and Internal Medicine Resident, Dr. Derek Kawkye, as we have a much needed in depth discussion about the Covid Vaccine and hesitancy associated with it.
On this episode, we are joined by the CEO of TO BE US Productions, Tosca Davis, as we discuss her journey into the film industry, her film TO BE US: To Work and unpacking the black experience in the workplace.
On this episode, we are joined by the founder of Tell Public Relations, Danielle Bayard Jackson, as she shares her journey into the Public Relations space, the inspiration behind Tell Public Relations and her experience as a black woman in the world of PR.
Join us as we kick off the new year sharing some tips on setting yourself up for success this year and crush your goals
On this episode we're talking about the responses we've seen from companies/organizations to the Jan 6th Insurrection and why it's so important for them to speak up.
On this last episode of 2020, we're reflecting on the ups and downs of 2020 and sharing our hopes and plans for 2021.
We're joined by Family Nurse Practitioner, Navy Veteran, and founder and owner of Kimberly Cares LLC as she shares her inspiration behind opening her own clinic using a low cost model.
On this guest episode, we are joined by Teneika Askew, a social entrepreneur who has a passion for data and analytics to talk about tech, why representation matters, and creating tables.
On the first guest episode of season 3, we are joined by Kaitlin Byrd to get to the bottom of the age old question; is Feminism for White Women?
Today is the day we've all been waiting for in 2020, the Presidential Election. We felt it was only right to bring some insight onto some key factors that play into general elections: electoral college, popular vote, battleground states and why each of these pieces are critical to an election.
We've been living in a Pandemic world for close to a year now. Outside of the rising cases and death tolls, we're all wondering what are the short term and long term effect of this virus. We did some digging to understand the depth of what we're looking at. Join us as we discuss. !
Join us as we give a debrief and share our thoughts on the dumpster fire that was the first Presidential Debate. America...we're in trouble.
Greetings and salutations family! We are officially BACK! Join us as we kick off Season 3 with some exciting news and discussing what's in store in the coming weeks.
What better way to end the season than to discuss a topic that’s near and dear to us! We’re getting into our personal journeys with tech and areas of interest while also diving into opportunities for innovation and improvement in tech as it relates to race. And of course we have to take moment to highlight our favorite moments of season 2 and things to come for season 3!
On this episode, we’re continuing the dialogue on racial injustice and accountability/moving forward by exploring the topic of Defunding the Police in order to set the record straight on what it is and isn’t. We also have to take a moment to circle back on what “the ask” is based on the action or lack thereof we’ve been seeing from Corporate America, local governments, and the like.
Given that it is primaries season and we're getting closer and closer to the November elections. A lot of attention is given to the presidential candidates but many times voters neglect to understand the make up and election process of Congress when voting. This episode is a deep dive on Congress. Getting right to the basics.
On this special Juneteenth episode, we are continuing the discussion on the recent events surrounding police brutality, systemic racism, and the black community. We are exploring the different perspectives on what moving forward looks like. We are joined by two friends who add their points of view and perspectives to the discussion.
On this episode, we are joined by Mike Yates @justmikeyates where we talk about the current state of the education system, it's impact to our communities, how COVID-19 has morphed the traditional form of education and what the future of education should look like.
In recent events, we felt it necessary to use our platform to discuss the uproar our country as it pertains to the recent loss of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Amhaud Arbery. Innocent black lives gone too soon taken by the force of white supremacy and police brutality. Being black shouldn't be this exhausting... #BlackLivesMatter #NoJusticeNoPeace
On this episode, we're talking the exit from 9-5 to full time entrepreneurship. @candacespears Candace Spears, entrepreneur and host of the Ambition, Honey, & Hustle podcast, is sharing her experience, tips, and advice as someone who made the exit.
1 year later.... Reflections, lessons learned, and the future.
On this episode, we're joined by @ello_theplug DeAngelo Watson, CEO of Financially Fit Blueprint, LLC. as we talk about the basics of investing, the options available to you, as well as what investing can look like during these Covid-19 times.
On this episode, we’re joined by Calvin Williams Jr., of Freeman Capital, as we talk about building Generational Wealth and Wealth Management. Calvin dropped some really good gems! Be sure to checkout Freemancapital.co for more on financial planning, getting debt free, investing, etc. You can also sign up for a free consultation to get the financial advice you need! https://freemancapital.co/due-to-covid-19-freeman-capital-offers-free-financial-advice-for-new-clients/
On this episode, we are joined by career & business coach Latesha Byrd where we discuss reassessing your career and knowing when to pivot, how to handle unexpected feedback during reviews, the impact COVID-19 has on the job market and what this means for the job seeker.
Join us on as we discuss how we're surviving social distancing, maximizing our productivity with this additional time on our hands along with tips and tricks to stay focused during this time
On this episode, we are joined by Tim Salau (bka Mr.Future of Work & CEO of Guide) @timsalau to discuss what the Future of Work means, its implications our professional careers, education system, and impacts COVID-19 has on the Future of Work.
Join us as we talk Double Consciousness and how it affects us in Corporate America, our thoughts on the Trails of Gabriel Fernandez and our updates as we experience social distancing and quarantine life.
On March 11th, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 (aka novel coronavirus) a Global Pandemic. There have been drastic measures across the globe to combat this virus but doesn't it feel like we aren't getting the right information? On this episode, we are joined by Student Doctor Yomi Adeyemi to talk about all things COVID-19.
In the continued spirit of discussing mental health, this episode is focused on the Black Man. We’re joined by Life Coach and Clinical Social worker, Jason Phillips as dive into Mental Health and the Black Man, effective communications, and safe spaces.
On this traditional episode, we're getting up to speed on the current 2020 Democratic candidates and much more.
On this episode, we're joined by Therapist, Melissa Ifill, as we discuss how Racial Trauma affects Mental Health, Mental Health stigma in the Black Community, and identifying and vetting a therapist.
On this episode, we're joined by Black Conservative, Christopher Townsend as we discuss his views as a Black Conservative, his views on the Democratic and Republican parties, BLEXIT, and the state of the Black community.
Highkey Woke Podcast is back! Season 2 is gonna be bigger and better. On this short episode, we want to give you all an update on our lives since we left, the reason for the new intro, and an overview of new merch.
On this episode, we are joined by seasoned professional and Managing Director, Lyric Flood, as we talk about Performance Reviews and the three major aspects of Performance Reviews; Preparation, Self-Assessment, and Advocacy.
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