Life: Unscripted Podcast by Organized Energy

Letting go and moving on can sometimes be challenging to do. Looking back and dwelling on the past can sometimes seem easier than looking ahead into the unknown. Perhaps in the past is where love, a partner, a friend, pain, passion, good times, a loved one, wealth, trauma, disappointment, the good 'ole days, etc may be found. This episode, rooted in Isaiah 43:18-19, was designed to encourage you and remind you that it's time to move forward! Amazing things await you in your future if you would only look ahead and trust God with it! ❤️

There are plenty of things that we can do with one hand or the other. But there's one thing in particular that I challenge you to do with BOTH! Check this episode out and let me know if you can relate! https://OrganizedEnergy.co/alerts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/life-unscripted-podcast-by-organized-energy/id1515791469?i=1000636918043 https://open.spotify.com/episode/6qgkLqOG8DEexYRZasiohW?si=7thSMnt0RfG2ZYjNoDYQuA https://youtu.be/kjEaNcSE-Ag?feature=shared --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifeunscripted/support

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Also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/q7q3zxfWbiE In this episode, we continue learning of Zachary Wimbish's amazing story of redemption and restoration. In this episode, Zach shares his experiences as the perpetrator of domestic violence as well as his experiences of being a victim of domestic violence. Zach shares of his journey through now raising three young children as a single father and the family's use of individual and family therapy. Zach continues to give inspiration and encouragement from his story for God's glory. Again I thank Zach for his transparency and I thank you guys for tuning in! Hey there, friend!

Also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/VPz-OD_V4EM In this amazing episode, hear of Christ's redemptive power as Zachary Wimbish tells his story of experiencing and overcoming chemical dependence, divorce, homelessness, restoration of his broken relationships with his children and more. Zachary gives God the glory through his story and serves as such an inspiration for others who have their own personal, private battles to fight and overcome. I'm so thankful for Zach sharing with us today! Hey there, friend!

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Https://www.organizedenergy.co In this episode, we discuss the impact of the songs we sing and the words we say as it pertains to the seasons of life we're in. We discuss the fact that, as we grow wiser and we move past certain lived experiences, certain songs with certain sentiments are no longer the confession that would or should come from our mouths. We say what we want to see, as we learn that our words help create our world. The things think on, meditate in our heart, say with our mouths can directly impact our emotional well-being, our physical well-being, and the decisions we make. Sometimes, we must evaluate the lyrics to the music we listen to, and simply say, “That's no longer the season I'm in. That song served me then, but it does not serve me now.” Decide to sing sweeter words from the NEW song God is giving you. Sometimes a record gets old and a song plays out… Time to sing new lyrics to a new tune

Networking is essential to personal, professional, leadership, and brand development. It has been said that our network can help determine our net worth and there may be an element of truth to that. No one person can make it through this life all on their own. We need each other in some way, and it's imperative that we master the skill of playing well in the sandbox with others. That said, this episode focuses on ways that we can build relationships and nurture our network in ways that would prove to be valuable to those we are connected with. In it, I mention my amazing friend, Dee who is a book retailer

In this episode, we discuss the importance of social and professional networking. We highlight the "who's" of networking- pinpointing strategies for determining who we need to seek and add to our network. We discuss the necessity in nurturing our network so that we can add value to those who are within it. Please share additional pointers that you may have as it pertains to the "who's" of networking! 1️⃣ To inquire about booking me to speak to your group, visit here: https://www.honeybook.com/widget/organized_energy_coaching_consulting_160019/cf_id/61be91dfaad1c30820f21a092️⃣ Walk in your purpose! Make positive impact in the lives of others who need to hear from and be inspired, enlightened by you! Tell your story! Share your expertise in the things you've mastered! Use

1️⃣ To inquire about booking me to speak to your group, visit here: https://www.honeybook.com/widget/organized_energy_coaching_consulting_160019/cf_id/61be91dfaad1c30820f21a092️⃣ Walk in your purpose! Make positive impact in the lives of others who need to hear from and be inspired, enlightened by you! Tell your story! Share your expertise in the things you've mastered! Use

1️⃣ To inquire about booking me to speak to your group, visit here: https://www.honeybook.com/widget/organized_energy_coaching_consulting_160019/cf_id/61be91dfaad1c30820f21a092️⃣ Walk in your purpose! Make positive impact in the lives of others who need to hear from and be inspired, enlightened by you! Tell your story! Share your expertise in the things you've mastered! Use

Recently, I came across a post made by someone I'm connected to on a social media platform. In the post, the writer lamented about her frustrations of not being paid or being underpaid for her services as a consultant. She resolved to hold her ground in the new year to refuse offers and requests that involved her providing speeches, advice, etc that were not tied to cash as payment. She went on and on, making statements that I could absolutely relate to and agree with. From her vocalized frustrations, I began to think back and think deeper on the subject. Many seasoned, professional consultants have experienced a time or two when they were approached with a request to “pick their brain” or to meet for coffee/lunch under the pretenses of “catching up” as old pals or getting to know a new one, only to end up at an attempt by the other party to inadvertently “pick their brain”… Many of these same professional, seasoned consultants have experienced opportunities to speak/render services with no monetary compensation, all in the name of getting “exposure”. It can feel frustrating and even insulting as the quality of your services are being devalued. Listen to this episode as I discuss how I handle such scenarios. Please comment and share whether you've had a similar experience and if so, please share how you handled it and was impacted by it. As always, I thank you for listening and hope that you join us on the next episode! Love, light, peace, and blessings to you and yours! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifeunscripted/support

There are a select few words that I use to help set the standards for the way I think, feel, speak, and operate. They are the measuring stick that I utilize when deciding if this or that is a good spend for the investment of my money, time, thoughts, energy, attention, partnering, etc. Just as I have these certain “words”, you may very well have or are considering using a few of your own. Listen to this episode to learn what I mean. #whatsyourstory #shareyourstory #tellyourstory I love #journalprompts ! Here's one for you: 1️⃣ Share with me in the comments what your “words” are for this season in your life. ___________________________________ 2️⃣ Walk in your purpose! Make positive impact in the lives of others who need to hear from and be inspired, enlightened by you! Tell your story! Share your expertise in the things you've mastered! Use

There are so many ways that society defines love. So many things mentioned in songs, stories, poetry, books, magazines, and conversations about love. What it is, what it isn't, what it looks like, how it feels, who deserves it and who does not, how to show it and how not to, etc. One thing that we must incorporate into our discussions surrounding love is something that can be difficult- the fact that love is forgiving. Love sometimes brings hurt and pain. And with that, we must still extend forgiveness. And we must ask for forgiveness when we've wronged others. This is what we're chatting about on this episode of the Life: Unscripted Podcast by Organized . Check out the episode, let me know if you can relate, and please be sure to share it with others! Thanks for your continued love and support, and as always, have the best day ever! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

There's so much talk these days about this thing called la-la-love. With so many things that love is not, let's chat about one of the things that love IS. Despite your past experiences with love, I want you to know that true love is KIND. Want a standard to measure love with? If the love you're experiencing isn't kind, then my dear, you're not experiencing love. Listen to this episode and share your thoughts with me! Have the best and most blessed day and as always, I thank you for listening and supporting this show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

There is so much conversation about love these days. Love is the topic of many songs, books, movies, television shows, and more. There are many types of love and many ways to express and receive it. Many of us have varying opinions and outlooks on love, leaving us to not be on the same page about it at times. The Bible tells us that in all of our getting, we should get some understanding. And that's where we rest at within this episode today. Getting some understanding as it pertains to this thing called #love. Of the many things we can say about love, let's first discuss the one thing that many of us lack with ourselves and others: patience. The Bible tells us that love is PATIENT, love is kind. How patient are you with yourself? With others? Take a listen to this episode and then let me know what you think! What's your story? If you were to write a story or speak on a podcast episode about your journey, your experiences, your life- tell me what role patience has played in the process. Write in and let me know! Also, please leave a rating and review of this episode on Apple Podcasts! If you feel so inclined, please share this with others as well! Be blessed and can't wait to hear from you soon! Have the best and most blessed day ever! Need help telling your story? Hit me up so that we can get it done! You need a book and podcast of your own and I want to help you do just that! Visit https://www.organizedenergy.co/mystory to get started! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

With #bookedandbusy being a trend these days, let's discuss an alternative for a moment. There are a few items that I propose for you to add to your calendar and fancy, expensive #planner. Listen to this episode and let me know if you're down to make it a date! As always, thanks so much for listening! May your day be blessed! Please share this show with those within your circle of influence and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

While its highly unpopular in pop culture to be a “#Karen”, I do hope that it becomes highly popular to #BeaNikki. Not sure what a #Nikki is? Listen to this episode and find out! Please remember to visit Apple Podcasts to leave a review and rating of show and share this episode with those within your circle of influence! Have the best and most blessed day ever and thanks so very much for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

Whether you have a personal or professional brand that you would like to establish and grow, consistency and intentionality with marketing is key. Learning how to do it correctly is pivotal and on this episode, we learn many valuable tips from highly successful marketing guru, Jason Lockhart of Kitchen & Bath Marketing Solutions, based out of Dallas, Texas. This episodes includes 3 major, easy to implement strategies that can get most anyone started and well on their way in promoting their brands. Jason packaged his high-level expertise into a valuable and impactful book. In it, Jason outlines in great detail, 12 actionable and proven strategies. Find it on his website, https://www.KABMS.com! Just as Jason has established himself as a subject-matter expert and go-to authority in his niche/industry, you can do the same! I would absolutely love to help you share your passion and expertise through your own book and podcast so that you can help others as well! Contact me by visiting https://www.organizedenergy.co and submit an inquiry today! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

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There are times when we encounter experiences that we simply don't understand. There are times when we grow frustrated on our journey towards the person, place, or thing that we do badly wish to become/receive/arrive at/attain. In this episode, I share what I believe God laid on my heart during my recent moment of attempting to make sense of a narrative in my life. I pray that it blesses you as well! Please write in to let me know! Have the best and most blessed week, friend! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

In this episode, we're talking about a trend that many people are engaging in that they hope would bring them much success but is actually causing them even more stress... Are you taking part in this trend? Have a listen and let me know your thoughts!

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Clyde Pickett, who serves as University of Pittsburgh's Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. Clyde took time to chat with me recently about the many initiatives he's involved in, including his own forthcoming book based on his experiences as a multi-ethnic person navigating societal perceptions of race and identity. I am excited for you to check out all that he had to say during our discussion!

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Michael Romaine, CEO of an elite financial services concierge service. Mike is involved in a variety initiatives within his community. Listen to this episode and find out the deets!

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Mr. Lenwood V. Long, Sr. He is the President/CEO of the African American Alliance of CDFI CEOs, a coalition of CEOs of Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) loan funds, credit unions, and venture capital funds representing all 50 states and the District of Columbia. As President/CEO of the Alliance, Lenwood guides day-to-day management, strategic development, stakeholder relationships, financial growth, and administration of the organization. Collaborating with staff, members, and stakeholders, he works to build the financial, organizational, and political capacity of Alliance members and the organization. In his time as President/CEO, he has assisted the Alliance in surpassing its fundraising goal of over $1 million in the first six months of operation, and established and managed a grant management system that awarded over $1.1 million in grants to its members within the first five months.

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Wende Cosby, Business Development Manager of Republic Bank. Wende is making positive impact within her community in numerous ways. Listen to this episode to find out the deets!

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Nate Branscomb of 100 Black Men of Triangle East. Listen to our fun chat and find out the amazing impact that Nate is making in the lives of the youth in his community as well as other initiatives that he's involved in.

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Trish Harris, Senior Director of Education, Operations and Initiatives The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Office of the Provost| University Office for Diversity & Inclusion. Trish entered the realm of higher education in 2004 with a focus on college access, admission and recruitment and a commitment to equity, college access and improving outcomes for students. Her work has been center on cultivating strategic partnerships to create innovative solutions and structural change. She brings extensive leadership in the development and assessment of programming through a DEIB lens. A self-proclaimed “professional troublemaker” whose core values include authenticity, competence, service, humor, and coco butter. Connect with her on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patriciaharrisiknowhigheredu

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Clyde Pickett, University of Pittsburgh's Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion. Clyde is doing amazing, impactful work and I can't wait for you to hear about it in this episode!

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble".   I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to.   In this episode, meet Kendall Harris. 24 years employed with the YMCA of the Triangle Area, he is now their Senior Director of Equity Advancement.  Here are some books that Kendall recommends: The 1619 Project/ A New Origin Story By: Nikole Hannah-Jones Me and White Supremacy- Combat Racism, Change The World and Become a Good Ancestor By: Layla F. SAAD Setting The Record Straight: American History in Bold &White By: David Barton He loves Ole Skool R&B and HIP HOP music. On Kendall's watch list of faves is:  Lean On Me Sandford and Son/Good times A Raisin In The Sun Just Mercy Let's Do It Again/Uptown Saturday Night Fat Albert and the Gang You can contact Kendall at: Kendall.Harris@ymcatriangle.org

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble".   We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices.    We are a brilliant people.  We have strength.  We have an incredible resilience.  And we operate in excellence in so many ways.    The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated.    For this reason, this series was birthed.    I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to.   In this episode, meet Pamela Fulton Broadus. Pamela Fulton Broadus is the majority owner of Splendid Events, LLC, a Louisville based company with a proven record of successful Meeting and Event Management.    After many years in Corporate America, Pam teamed with her siblings to launch Splendid Events, LLC in 2010.   Splendid Events was her dream come true.   Her firm has coordinated numerous corporate events, not for profit fundraising events, upscale weddings and private events since that date.  Their events have been featured in many local publications. Pam received the 2014 Salute to Women Entrepreneurs and Emergent Leader Award from Spalding University and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc, was a 2016 NAWBO Kentucky Epic Award Winner and was honored as one of the 2021 Louisville Business First Most Admired CEO's. She was also featured in the 2016 and 2018 editions of Who's Who Louisville and received Brown Forman's 2019 GJ Spirited Woman of Influence Award.  Splendid Events, LLC was awarded the 2015 and 2017 Prospect Area Chamber of Commerce “Best in Event Services” Awards and the 2020 Pivot Award.   Pam attended Eastern Kentucky University and is a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University with a BS in Management.   Pamela has 2 daughters, Candice and Lauren, and 2 grandsons, Robert and Justin.  Her daughter, Lauren, is her business partner.  She is a member of Burnett Avenue Baptist Church, the Prospect Area Chamber of Commerce, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc and serves on the Board of Directors of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women.  She is a former Board Member of Old Louisville Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Women Business Owners. 

https://youtu.be/c2vacoxuKN4 In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Merald Holloway. He is a native North Carolinian, born in Reidsville, NC, and currently residing in Raleigh, NC is an enthusiastic and resolute advocate for economic empowerment and social justice within several North Carolina communities and business sectors. He is both the founder and Executive Director of NC 100, (www.nc-100.org) a non-profit focused on mapping and identifying opportunities for collaboration and change in Rockingham County, also serving as a program manager with the Rural Forward NC program housed inside of MDC Inc, shaping an ideal southern region where all people thrive. As a champion of economic development in the Triangle, Merald serves as Director of Development for the Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce. As an advocate worker and purchasing cooperatives, he serves as the chair of the North Carolina Employee Ownership Center (nceoc.org). The work that motivates him most is faithfulness to a mission to amplify local voice, create spaces where decisionmaker solutions are more inclusive of local experience, and build stronger networks for local leaders.

https://youtu.be/r_MpQ-JHPwc In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Shelley Coulter, Corporate Storyteller. Shelley says, "Never would I have thought, I would be writing a message, for people from all walks of life to read. My journey has been unbelievably stressful, wonderful, awesome, numb, the list can go on for days. Life experiences is what makes us all better individuals. I am not a life coach, but as a consultant, I help corporations and non-profit organizations invest in "at Promise" youth in urban communities. My storytelling is one of my strengths that has been the foundation to the relationships I have built throughout my professional journey. We are all storytellers and together we will tell the stories which will elevate, connect and sustain our communities. Together we can make a difference, “One Story” at a time." You can connect with her with the following information: coultershelley@ymail.com (913) 223-2251 Website: www.shelleycoulter.com Instagram: coultershelley Facebook: shelleycoulter

https://youtu.be/UP39ttxTTxA In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Shirley Davis, Director of the Leaders Of Tomorrow (L.O.T.) Program.

In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of Africans descendants are more than the days of forced enslavement and a plethora of endured, inhumane injustices.  We are a brilliant people.  We have strength.  We have an incredible resilience.  And we operate in excellence in so many ways.  The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated.  For this reason, this series was birthed.  I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet David Dennis, Saxophonist. Saxophonist David Dennis, founder and band leader of E-Flat band, is a native of Columbus, OH.  E-Flat was recently featured in the Stage Play “Why Didn't I See Her”, written, directed and produced by Tara Walker.  During the play E-Flat had the privilege of backing Singer/Actor Anthony Grant of Tyler Perry's “Love Thy Neighbor” and Marc Nelson of the R&B group AZYET and co-founder of Boyz II Men. E-Flat also had the distinct pleasure of providing music for Mayor Andrew Ginther's 2020 State of the City Reception.  E-Flat has performed at a number of venues and events, including the Historic Lincoln Theater, National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials event, Newark Jazz & Rib Fest, African American Heritage Festival, Trailblazer's Scholarship Luncheon, United Way of Central Ohio, National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc. and the State of Ohio Combined Charitable Campaign. You can support David by subscribing to and following his social platforms. They are: E-Flat | Facebook https://www.facebook.com/eflatjazzband Saxophonist David

https://youtu.be/5rY2JpvHUUc In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of descendants of Africans are more than the days of forced enslavement and plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Chaplain Rob Moore, M.T.S.. Rob Moore was born, raised and still resides in Louisville. He was raised in west Louisville, specifically. He earned a bachelor's degree from Spalding University and went on to graduate from Vanderbilt University Divinity School to receive his master's, Rob and is currently working on his doctorate at Grimkè Seminary. He has always had a passion for helping others and has more than five years of experience as an advocate for underserved populations. For the last year, Rob is serving as the first and only chaplain at Goodwill Industries of Kentucky throughout the commonwealth. He is a proud father to his 15 year old daughter Nyla. To learn more about the spiritual care/chaplaincy programs that Chaplain Rob provides, you can contact him by phone at 502-260-9184 or email: robert.moore@goodwillky.org .

https://youtu.be/nYNZAEH7PCo In observance of African American History Month, I decided to spotlight and feature amazing people who are up to, as the late Rep. John Lewis would refer to as "Good Trouble". We as a people of descendants of Africans are more than the days of forced enslavement and plethora of endured, inhumane injustices. We are a brilliant people. We have strength. We have an incredible resilience. And we operate in excellence in so many ways. The valuable contributions that we make to our global community should be more widely communicated, elevated, and celebrated. For this reason, this series was birthed. I hope that you enjoy hearing about the incredible individuals who I will be introducing you to. In this episode, meet Ms. Sydney Tucker. Sydney is a member of the Youth Implementation Mayor Advisory Group for Louisville, Kentucky and Executive Officer of Artuckstic Creations. Sydney says, "I am a double major in Business and Accounting. I love to help people and be active in the community as a problem solver. I love giving people platforms to have them bring that positive impact in the world." You can support Sydney by following her on the following social media platforms: Instagram: Syd.tuck LinkedIn: Sydney Tucker Description Series: YOU are Part of Black History- Meet Sydney Tucker.

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