Carla "The Truth" Youngblood is a CPA, comedienne, motivational speaker, author, philanthropist and breast cancer survivor with a lot to talk about. She wants to know your opinion. A Podcast discussing everyday topics from finances to social justice and everything in between. Call-in, share your honest opinion as we cut, slice and dice to get to the heart of the matter. New shows every Friday.
In this Episode, Mollie Hester of Travelers Aid of Greater Birmingham discuss the solutions provide on day-to-day basis for individuals who find themselves in difficult situations. The serves include help people who are stranded in the Birmingham with no way to go home, to helping senior citizens go to the doctor's appointments. For more information, visit: travelersaidbirmingham.com
In this episode, Jessica Moody , Director of Programs share details of how their organization, Create Birmingham help small entrepreneurs to large museums fulfill the goals and desires to contribute to growth of the city of Birmingham and the surrounding areas. She breaks down all the programs available, the cost associated and yes most of them are Free.
In this episode, Alice Westery, the founder and Executive Director of Youth Towers discusses this nonprofit organization from just and idea to the great plans of the future. Also, she shares the detail about program housing and the transitional training. The goal is to prevent youth homelessness with a focus on children in Foster Care.
This episode discusses the nonprofit, The Flourish. This organization teaches poetry and film creation to the students at Birmingham City Schools. Also, Jahman discusses the events held in Birmingham exposing the city to another world of art.
In this episode, Raquel Smith, the Owner and Founder of Pinktopps shares her personal story with breast cancer and why she started PinkTopps. This organization has a focus on breast cancer survivors age 35 and younger. She also shares information about working to change legislation dealing with the age requirements for mammograms'.
In this episode, Janet Dees, Client Services Coordinator of Forge Breast Cancer Center shares how Forge begin and the available services to survivors to include financial and mental. She also shares information about their upcoming events with a focus on the Haute Pink - Designed to Inspire fashion show. For more information visit Forgeon.org
In this episode, Loretta shares her first encounter with cancer via her mother's journey, then 10 years later she had her own journey. She also shares the reason she and her sisters started Cancer Awareness Network and how they pivoted during COVID-19.For more information visit: www.cancerawarenessnetwork.com
In this episode, I kick-off Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a conversation with Sheila "Free U" Williams. She is a wife, mother, banker, comedian, college student and a eight year breast cancer survivor. She shares her story with honesty and humor.
In this episode, I summarize the advice given from prior guest which includes passion, understanding your why and the financial knowledge required to succeed. I also share Daymond John's story about FUBU. I close with my ending the podcast being recorded on Facebook Live.
In this episode, I am discussing the book The Gift of Shift written by Tracey MacDonald and Ann Papayoti. Ann guides us through ways to discover keys within to unlock your Best Life. Starting with "Betrayal" leading to understanding how "Forgiveness" works, to knowing "Who You Are" and everything in between. You can reach Ann Papayoti on Facebook :Ann Ensey Papayoti, on IG: @annpapayoti and her website is: www.skyviewcoaching.com
In this episode, LaShanna discusses her many talents and skills that led to her entrepreneur destination which continues to grow. She connects purpose and passion. She also gives financial insight to for entrepreneurs to keep good financial records.
In this episode, Antonio shares his unique entrepreneur journey. From Alabama State University to A. Bowell Media. He gives many nuggets to guide new entrepreneurs to success. We close the show with questions from the Joe Locket Show, Messy Monday where he is the co-host. Contact Antonio at www.aboswellmedia.com
In this episode, a recap on some of the previous guest's definitions of an entrepreneur is provided along with my definition before today's guest, Shayla arrives. Shayla discusses her multiple businesses to include her cosmetic lip line and her multi-media services. She closes with excellent financial advice for entrepreneurs and how she promotes other female entrepreneurs on her podcast Shero Convo.Shayla can be reached at www.6tysixmedia.com and www.theshaylanicolecollection.com
In this episode, Mandy provides tips for entrepreneurs about finances, starting as a side hustle and adding an asshole tax when necessary. Also, she gives detailed information about starting a freelance writing career and becoming a published author.
In this episode, Belinda gives her everlasting definition of an entrepreneur. She discusses the importance of having a good foundation when you start a business that begins with an HR set-up to which she is an expert. Also, she shares valuable information about how entrepreneurs should work together because there is enough money to go around along with an example of how she works with other businesses on the Event Management side of Hopson Enterprises. She closes with a financial nugget: "pay yourself".
In this episode, Jarvis gives his definition of an entrepreneur and breaks down every aspect of his entrepreneurial journey starting with text blast to email blast to podcasting. He discusses some of his favorite interviews and he gives the audience financial advice about income. All entrepreneurs need short and long income. Listen for all the details. You can contact Jarvis Escott at www.whatshappeningbham.com
In this episode, Taylor shares how the love of her baby led to her design business. She began making shirts for the baby and herself. When others saw the shirts, the business was birthed. Also, she shared financial tips for entrepreneurs. Email her at tjybrdng@gmail.com
In this episode, Rochelle explains her connection to Dr. A. G. Gaston and his entrepreneurial spirit. She gives her definition of what an entrepreneur is and she leaves you with six financial tips that can be used by all. She empowers your life with positive actions to take in difficult, life-altering situations.Her website is:eylministries.square.site
In this episode, I discuss the entrepreneurial spirit within me. I discuss how being a CPA helped me launch my business. I started with stand-up comedy. Then I was derailed with a breast cancer diagnosis which led to my becoming an author, which lead to my becoming a motivational speaker. Then the pandemic hit and lead me to become a podcaster and the writing of my 2nd book: Bama Tales with a Twist.
In this episode, I review the past 11 shows from the finance series. I include all the high of personal finance to include eliminating debt, building and emergency fund and investing for retirement. Some key highlights include knowing you money psychology, having an accountability partner, knowing when you need help and understanding the Three Legged Stool for retirement.
In this episode Atty. Harris shares detailed information about who can file bankruptcy when they can file, and exactly how to file. She also explains the difference between and Chapter 7 and a Chapter 13 filing. It is another tool to be used in the time of distress. Call her for your needs with Family Law, Probate,
In this episode, Kris Findlay breaks down different options for investments: pensions, 401Ks, and IRAs (Traditional and Roth). He spends the majority of this podcast encouraging the listening audience to invest in the stock market to create wealth. It is simple and well worth the time and effort.
In this episode, Dr. Brown breaks down the steps needed to obtain financial freedom which includes a survey to understand where you are financially and what your desired financial goal is. She explains the need for financial education as well as understanding your "Money Psychology. Her website information below: https://www.xarisfinance.com/
In this episode, Carla breaks down the details of what a FICO (credit score) is to include the ranges of scoring, the five components used in the scoring. She also gives tips to increase your credit score and help others do the same.
In the episode, Kris Findlay, a former Financial Consultant for UAB shares 10 steps plus 1 on how to achieve financial peace. The 10 steps start with educating yourself. He encourages the audience to educate themselves on all things finance and ends with the must-have documents: will, trust, living will, and health proxy.
In this episode, Abra Barnes, President, and Broker of Barnes & Associates REALTORS share the value in real estate to create wealth. She also shares tips to prepare for homeownership to include budgeting, savings, and credit worthiness. She closed the show with details to become a REALTOR.She can be reached at www.realestatebybarnes.com or 205-328-3330.
In this episode, Sarry Ibrahim, MBA, LTCP is a financial planner and member of the Bank On Yourself Organization. He helps real estate investors, business owners, and full-time employees grow safe and predictable wealth regardless of market conditions using a financial strategy that has been around for over 160 years. He breaks down the details to Banking on Yourself through whole life insurance.Recommended books: Becoming Your Own Banker and Bank on Yourself Revolution.He can be contacted at www.finassetprotection.com
In this episode, Al discusses the success of his 22-year marriage and the role budgeting played in that success. He gives traits to look for in an accountability partner if you are single to include: trust, dependability, similar mindsets/goals and not impacted by your decisions. Also, he tells you how a budget can be your accountability partner.
In this episode, Vince Carter is a podcaster, husband, father, and 30+ year veteran of corporate America. He’s also a self-described money-nerd. He holds an MBA degree, a Certificate in Financial Planning from Florida State University, and has completed Ramsey Solutions Financial Coach Master Training. Vince has also served as the CFO in his own home throughout his 25+ marriage and has 2 sons, both currently in college. He started the CFO at Home podcast to provide help to others like him who are in charge of managing their family’s finances. He shares tips on how to be a better CFO at Home to include teaching your children about finances.Listen to his podcast at www.thecfoathome.com
This episode discusses tips on how to set your financial goals for 2021 to include debt cancellation, emergency savings, investments, and starting a business. The show also discusses the value of understanding your finances and being honest about your current financial status. Your credit score plays a role in your life.
In this episode, Dr. Barbara O'Neil shares tips for saving, how to evaluate your relationship with money, and ideas for success as we continue in this pandemic. We discuss two of her books: Money Talk: A Financial Guide for Women and Flipping a Switch: A Guide to Happiness and Financial Security in Later Life. Saving challenge- https://www.slideshare.net/.../30-day-100-savings...Link to her website: https://www.moneytalkbmo.com/
In this episode, I share gift ideas that will not break the bank. The gifts include personalizing items that will be appreciated and cherished for a lifetime. Also, remembering the less fortunate.This is the last episode for this season 1. I return on January 7th to begin Season 2.
This episode discusses the meaning of Thanksgiving Day and what people are thankful for. Also, it includes how families celebrated the holiday due to COVID-19 restrictions.
This episode features LaTashe Toney who is a clinical social worker. She discusses the difference between mental health and mental illness. Also, she provides tips to manage depression during the pandemic, the holidays, and everyday life. Here are some places available to reach out for help.Crisis Line - 205-323-777National Hotline - 800-273-8255Text - HELP to 741-741
In this episode, Jimmy discusses some major shifts in his life; from retail management to becoming a professor. He teaches English and other related courses. He gives writing advice that can assist all with their writing skills. Also, he has written and performed two one-man shows to-date with more to come.
This episode discusses the results of the November 3, 2020, Presidential Election to include the last five states that are still being counted as of November 5th. Also, included is a clip from Bernie Sanders. In October, he predicts what will happen with the election and President Trump's reaction.
This episode is about the 2020 Presidential Election. The discussion is about Biden and Trump's position on Tax Reform, the Economy, COVID-19, Education, and Healthcare. VOTE!!!
This episode features Sonya Samm Mitchell, a photographer who takes unique pictures. She enjoys capturing images and shedding light on what some would consider “not worth snapping.” After years of taking “staged” photographs, she now depicts some unimaginable, mind-altering photos which others are seeing and understanding as true meaning to picture the picture.
In this episode, Kelli and her son Jo"Van share their love of writing music to inspire others. During the pandemic, they wrote two songs Shine Again and Show Me The Way. They give advice on how to get your creative juices to flow.
Stephanie is smart, funny and about her business. She shares her comedy journey starting with her breakout story and how she translated that experience into a lucrative business. Also, she answers questions from callers while sharing some of her highs and lows in the comedy business.
Carla Youngblood shares facts and stats about breast cancer. She also shares her journey to becoming a 5 years breast cancer survivor.
This episode provides tips to being productive from day-to-day, even in the midst of a pandemic to include staying focused on your why. Why are you doing what you do?
Al is a trained professional who is well-educated especially when speaking about guns. This episode discusses the 2nd Amendment. Who has the right to bear arms and what does it mean? Also, Al shared four important facts about handling a gun and the consequences misusing a gun.
This episode focuses on racism with a foundation of Maslow's Hierarchy of basic needs that all human being needs to live a successful and fulfilled life which makes all people same – Human. However, with systemic racism in place, it makes it difficult for all humans to realize those basic needs especially black and brown people.
This episode is discussing relationships with money to include your Money Personality by Olivia Mellan and advanced by Kathleen Gurney :The Amasser, The Avoider, The Hoarder, The Money Monk, The Spender & Money Mastery. Discover your money personality?
This episode discusses why I started the Podcast and the effects COVID-19 is having on all of us. The episode was recorded via Facebook Live and comments were shared from the listening audience about how they are coping with the situation.
The episode informs you of what you can expect during this 1st Season. We will discuss the effects of Covid-19 on major issues in our lives to include, finances, health, careers, businesses and offer solutions to the matters-at-hand. Also, I will interview subject experts and you, the listening audience can call-in, ask questions and share your opinion.
This is the introduction to the host, Carla "The Truth" Youngblood and the style of the podcast that will be interactive where listeners can call-in and ask questions.