TheRhyze! Podcast

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with the Makeup Stylist and Owner of Church Girl Makeup, Alisha Blanding Alisha shares the journey of navigating through an educational and professional career path as an Emory Graduate in the field of Psychology to eventually pursue entrepreneurship as a Make UpsStylist. She also shares the joys and challenges of entrepreneurship in the make up industry and offers tips on how to stay on top of your game in preparation for envisioned success. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Alisha Blanding Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Alisha Blanding Makeup Stylist and Owner of Church Girl Make Up W| ChurchGirlMakeUp.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down in PART 1 of a conversation with returning guest, Business Consultant/Strategist for Capital Business Academy, Dr. Michelle Y. Doss centered on the wonderful strides Black Women, and more specifically, Black women entrepreneurs, are making, as well as some of the challenges such women face in the endeavor to sustain their ventures in the midst of the pandemic. Dr. Doss also shares insights on how Black business owners can evaluate and assess where positive modifications and innovations can be made to their business roadmap that can ultimately help them survive the crisis. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Michelle Doss Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Michelle Y. Doss, Ed.D. Business Consultant/Strategist E| mdoss@capitalbusinessacademy.com L| bit.ly/capitalbusinesscourse W| capitalbusinessacademy.com W| capitalbusinesscoaching.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down in PART 2 of a conversation with returning guest, Business Consultant/Strategist for Capital Business Academy, Dr. Michelle Y. Doss centered on the wonderful strides Black Women, and more specifically, Black women entrepreneurs, are making, as well as some of the challenges such women face in the endeavor to sustain their ventures in the midst of the pandemic. Dr. Doss also shares insights on how Black business owners can evaluate and assess where positive modifications and innovations can be made to their business roadmap that can ultimately help them survive the crisis. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Michelle Doss Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Michelle Y. Doss, Ed.D. Business Consultant/Strategist E| mdoss@capitalbusinessacademy.com L| bit.ly/capitalbusinesscourse W| capitalbusinessacademy.com W| capitalbusinesscoaching.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with returning guest, Attorney, and Author, Taetrece Harrison for a conversation centered on scrutiny of Black women attorneys who find themselves on the "other side of the law." The discussion ventures into how Black women are the least respected and supported persons in America, despite accelerated strides of success in education, business, and politics. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Taetrece Harrison Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Taetrece Harrison Instagram: Taetrece Harrison Website: www.TaetreceHarrison.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Public Defender, Caroline Durham, who has accrued thirty-plus years of justice advocacy as a public defender in both state and federal courts, and more recently became the Legal and Policy Director for Georgia Appleseed - Center for Law and Justice. Naje and Caroline discuss the three tiers of America's school to prison pipeline, and the impact the systemic infrastructure has on Black and other marginalized communities. The discussion will also shed light on how, as the highest population of inmates behind bars, America has utilized the prison industrial complex as a continuum of slavery. Also, the positive works that are being done to abolish prison or restrategize how Black and Brown children are disciplined. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Caroline Durham Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzePodcast Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page @TheRhyze or @NajeBadu Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Caroline Durham Email Caroline: cdurham@gaappleseed.org More about Caroline Durham: http://carolinedurhamlawyer.com/ More about Georgia Appleseed: https://gaappleseed.org/ @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with aspiring author, Tammy VanCromphaut in Part 2 of this interview, who shares the story of being kidnapped as a child, and the impact the experience had on her as she entered womanhood. Also. touched upon is the need for open-heartedness and open-mindedness when broaching the subject of white supremacy, white privilege, and racism. The discussion continues on the topic of spirituality and love as the way to endure, heal, and transform our lives, especially as we strive to attain understanding in the quest for freedom and equality. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Tammy VanCromphaut Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzePodcast Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page @TheRhyze or @NajeBadu Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Tammy VanCromphaut @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with aspiring author, Tammy VanCromphaut, who shares the story of being kidnapped as a child, and the impact the experience had on her as she entered womanhood. Also. touched upon is the need for open-heartedness and open-mindedness when broaching the subject of white supremacy, white privilege, and racism. The discussion continues on the topic of spirituality and love as the way to endure, heal, and transform our lives, especially as we strive to attain understanding in the quest for freedom and equality. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Tammy VanCromphaut Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzePodcast Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page @TheRhyze or @NajeBadu Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Tammy VanCromphaut @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with recurring guest, Attorney Michel Rene' Huff, to discuss the passing of Justice Ginsberg and the recent confirmation of her replacement, Amy Coney Barrett. The discussion also includes the impact Barrett's confirmation will have on our democracy, for generations to come. Voter suppression/intimidation, as well as, the social and political ramifications America will experience in the event Biden/Harris win the election or if the current President will be elected for another term. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Attorney, Michel Rene' Huff Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzePodcast Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page @TheRhyze or @NajeBadu Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Michel Rene' Huff LinkedIn: Michel Rene' Huff Website: https://www.hufflegal.com/ @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Attorney and Author, Taetrece Harrison for a conversation centered on scrutiny of Black women attorneys who find themselves on the "other side of the law." Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Taetrece Harrison Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Taetrece Harrison Instagram: Taetrece Harrison Website: www.TaetreceHarrison.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with recurring guest, Attorney Michel Rene' Huff, to discuss policing in America, more specifically, policing in disenfranchised and impoverished communities. Part 2 of this impactful conversation centers on the confusing intricacies of the way the Breonna Taylor case was tried. Also, the Naje and Michel touch upon topics ranging from the 4th, 5th, and 6th Amendments, police brutality, qualified immunity, and the perceptions of black militia groups vs white militia groups. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Attorney, Michel Rene' Huff Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4fitness.org #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Capital Business Academy Description: Business Strategist, and Marketing Consultant, Michelle Y. Doss, CapitalBusinessAcademy.com Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page @TheRhyze or @NajeBadu Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Michel Rene' Huff LinkedIn: Michel Rene' Huff Website: https://www.hufflegal.com/ @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to discuss the importance of Sisterhood as women begin to cross the threshold of middle age. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: N/A Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page @TheRhyze or @NajeBadu Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with recurring guest, Attorney Michel Rene' Huff, to discuss policing in America, more specifically, policing in disenfranchised and impoverished communities. In part 1 of this conversation, Naje and Michel touch upon topics ranging from the 4th, 5th, and 6th Amendments, police brutality, qualified immunity, and the perceptions of black militia groups vs white militia groups. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Attorney, Michel Rene' Huff Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4fitness.org #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Capital Business Academy Description: Business Strategist, and Marketing Consultant, Michelle Y. Doss, CapitalBusinessAcademy.com Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page @TheRhyze or @NajeBadu Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Michel Rene' Huff LinkedIn: Michel Rene' Huff Website: https://www.hufflegal.com/ @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to discuss the way in which Black women are negatively depicted in media entertainment (music, film, and television). Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: N/A Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Alicia Walker, Supervisor of Women's Basketball (D II) Officials - SIAC Conference and Observer, NCAA Division I Basketball Officials. Listen in as Alicia shares her the challenges and achievements along her journey of being a professional black, lesbian, woman working in the NCAA for 20+ years. Also discussed are the experiences of overcoming racial and gender discrimination during her ascent to becoming a well-renown official in women's basketball. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Alicia Walker - SIAC Supervisor of Women's Officials Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #NCAA #WomensBasketball #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Email: ALeoWalker@gmail.com @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Dustyn Benedict for part 2 of a conversation centered on the exploitation of Black male athletes (high school, collegiate, and professional levels), the lack of Black representation in management or ownership level positions in the NFL, NBA, and MLB, as well as the role of Black athletes must play in the social justice movement. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Dustyn Benedict Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Dustyn Benedict @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Dustyn Benedict to discuss the exploitation of Black male athletes (high school, collegiate, and professional levels), the lack of Black representation in management or ownership level positions in the NFL, NBA, and MLB, as well as the role Black athletes must play in the social justice movement. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Dustyn Benedict Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #BlackMen #BlackMeninSports #BlackPolitics #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Dustyn Benedict @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Co-Hosts, Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton, to discuss the impact interracial dating has or does not have, on the Black Community at large. Also discussed in this conversation is how Black women are often negatively perceived by Black men, how these perceptions compel some Black men to date outside of their culture. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: N/A Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Capital Business Academy Description: Capital Business Academy, Business Strategist, and Marketing Consultant, Michelle Y. Doss, CapitalBusinessAcademy.com Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: Website: Email: @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with special guest, Financial and Economic specialist, Samone Hall, to discuss the significance of financial and economic empowerment in the Black Community. In the first of a three-part-series, Samone encourages listeners to make paradigm shifts about education, saving, investing, and purchasing a property. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Samone Hall Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Capital Business Academy Description: Capital Business Academy, Business Strategist, and Marketing Consultant, Michelle Y. Doss, CapitalBusinessAcademy.com Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Samone Hall @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: Financial Literacy in the Black Community Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Karen Celestan, Eric Waters, Gregory Davis, and Fred Johnson, to have a heart-to-heart conversation filled with culture and celebration of the history of New Orleans jazz scene, second-line clubs, as well as the impact the COVID pandemic has had on Black (African-American) artist, writers, and musicians. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment: Karen Celestan (Author - New Orleans Second Line, Music, and Culture) Eric Waters (Photographer - New Orleans Second Line, Music, and Culture) Gregory Davis (Trumpet Musician - New Orleans Brass Band Music, and Culture) Fred Johnson (Co-Founder, Black Men of Labor - New Orleans Second Line Culture and History) Reach Out To Our Guest: Karen Celestan - https://www.mosaicliteraryllc.com/ Eric Waters - https://www.ericwatersphotography504.com/ Gregory Davis - (Dirty Dozen Brass Band) - http://dirtydozenbrassband.com/ Fred Johnson - https://thebmol.org Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Shop! Apparel and Art Shop: TheRhyze! Gift Shop Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: Financial Literacy in the Black Community Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Karen Celestan, Eric Waters, Gregory Davis, and Fred Johnson, to have a heart-to-heart conversation filled with culture and celebration of the history of New Orleans jazz scene, second-line clubs, as well as the impact the COVID pandemic has had on Black (African-American) artist, writers, and musicians. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment: Karen Celestan (Author - New Orleans Second Line, Music, and Culture) Eric Waters (Photographer - New Orleans Second Line, Music, and Culture) Gregory Davis (Trumpet Musician - New Orleans Brass Band Music, and Culture) Fred Johnson (Co-Founder, Black Men of Labor - New Orleans Second Line Culture and History) Reach Out To Our Guest: Karen Celestan - https://www.mosaicliteraryllc.com/ Eric Waters - https://www.ericwatersphotography504.com/ Gregory Davis - (Dirty Dozen Brass Band) - http://dirtydozenbrassband.com/ Fred Johnson - https://thebmol.org Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Shop! Apparel and Art Shop: TheRhyze! Gift Shop Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Test --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with special guest, Diversity and Inclusion Practitioner, Sean Leavitt, to discuss the segregation of the feminist movement between Black and white women in the 50s and '60s; the experience of Black women in America, and the nuances of white patriarchy. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Sean Leavitt Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Sean Leavitt LinkedIn: Sean Leavitt @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Co-Hosts, Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton, to discuss the recent nomination of Kamala Harris as America's next Democratic VP. Is this barrier-breaking for not only the Black community but more specifically Black women, there very achievement that will change the trajectory of this nation's evolution? Brief information about the host: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Co-Hosts, Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton, to discuss Episode Guests: N/A Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: H3 Inspires Description: H3 Inspires, Canvas of the Soul Podcast, Anissa Patman, Instagram.com/h3inspires/ Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: Website: Email: @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with recurring guest, Attorney Michel Rene' Huff, to share his life story leading into the transition from being a Lesbian-identified woman to a Transgender male. Also discussed, is the painful, intersectional impact the Trump administration, and its voters/supporters is having on the LGBTQI community. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Attorney, Michel Rene' Huff Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4fitness.org #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Capital Business Academy Description: Business Strategist, and Marketing Consultant, Michelle Y. Doss, CapitalBusinessAcademy.com Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Michel Rene' Huff LinkedIn: Michel Rene' Huff Website: https://www.hufflegal.com/ @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Episode Topic/Description: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of Rhyze Up! Video Magazine and TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with special guests, Attorney Michel Rene' Huff and Civil Rights Attorney, James Cook, to discuss the fight of equality for the LGBTQI community, their individual passion for civil rights litigation, and the troubled state of America as it deals with social unrest and negligent leadership amidst a global pandemic. Brief information about the host: Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment and the soon to be released anthology, Risen) and Creative Empowerment Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Episode Guests: Attorney Michel Rene' Huff Civil Rights Attorney James Cook Support TheRhyze! via Cash App ☛ https://cash.app/$Naje2533 or via PayPal ☛https://www.paypal.me/therhyze Social Media: #TheRhyze #TheRhyzeVideoMagazine #TheRhyzePodcast #TheRhyze! Episode Sponsor/Partner: Passion 4 Fitness Description: Passion 4 Fitness, Fitness and Nutrition Specialist, Connie M. Power, Passion4Fitness.org Sponsorship/Partnership Inquiries: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Share Your Story: We want to hear from you. If you think you or someone you know has a story that would be informative, inspiring, or empowering, we encourage you to make a brief recording of your story or topic suggestions for content for our podcast Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Michel Rene' Huff: Facebook: Michel Rene' Huff LinkedIn: Michel Rene' Huff Website: https://www.hufflegal.com/ Reach Out To James Cook Website: https://johnburrislaw.com/attorneys/james-cook/ @TheRhyze is a multimedia platform covered under Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

We are elevating our "game" here at TheRhyze! As an effort to be on the "right" side of this historical era in America, and around the world. Our focus for the remainder of 2020 (such a life-altering year for many of us) is to provide our listeners with content that is uplifting, empower, educating, and inspiring. The world is shifting and in order to reach a state of healing, solidarity, and equality, we must do the work to keep ourselves informed. TheRhyze! is your podcast destination to get the insight you need to sustain your life, your family, and your community. WE ARE ONE! Let's RHYZE! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

TheRhyze! Is adding a brand new segment to its lineup called, Attorney on TheRhyze! Each month, Attorney Michel Rene' Huff, will join host, Naje Badu, for interactive episodes Together, the duo aims to use the platform to offer real-time legal insight on how people can best equip themselves - mentally, spiritually, physically, and emotionally - to navigate through this historical era of social advancement. The goal is to shed light on how to rise above civil unrest and endeavor a path toward freedom, justice, and equality, for all of mankind, more specifically, the African American community. Conversations with Attorney Michel Rene' will range from transgender authenticity to LGBTQI rights and politics to law enforcement and police brutality to the Trump administration's attempt to turn our nation's democracy into a dictatorship. As a Transgender male with over seventeen years of experience in law enforcement (7 as a former police officer and over 10 as an attorney), rest assured that the Attorney on TheRhyze! segments will be jammed packed with insight, helpful tips, and action steps that can be taken to empower and inform all of us who are on the quest for solidarity, freedom, peace, and justice. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Attorney Michel Rene' Huff - an attorney, former police officer, bi-racial, transgender male with over seventeen years of experience in law enforcement (7 as a former police officer and over 10 as an attorney) who is dedicated to lending her time, effort, insight, and energy to uplift people, namely those living in oppressed conditions. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Attorney Michel Rene' Huff --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic:  A Man's Experience - "Living while Black" in America   Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with  Paralegal, Rondell Warren,  to have a heart-to-heart conversation about growing up and existing in a world, a country, or even a city, constantly perceived as a threat to "white life."  Rondel shares how exhausting the struggle to thrive as a Black man, in spite of the trauma caused by racism and white supremacy in American society really is. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward.  Take Action Now  Reach Out To TheRhyze!:  Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page          Instagram: @TheRhyze         Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze          Website: TheRhyze.com         Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Rondell Warren --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: Turning Pain into Passion Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down wit sits down to talk with Marketing and Advertising Specialist, April Fairly. Brief information about the wonderful souls featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): (Host) Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. (Guest) April McNair Fairly References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: April McNair Instagram: April McNair Fairly Twitter: LinkedIn: April McNair Fairly Website: Email: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: Changing Paradigms and Uplifting Young Black Boys in America Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Author Marie Boatwright, to discuss powerful and amazing photographic declaration book, written specifically to uplift the spirits, and affirm the creative power of young black boys in America. Brief information about the wonderful souls featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): (Host) Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. (Guest) Marie Boatwright - Marie is a minister, educator, and author. Her new book, I DECLARE: Declarations for African-American Boys that Promote Self-Love and Self-Worth was recently released on Amazon. With over 16 years in the education field with experience working in urban school districts and overseas, Marie is passionate about uplifting, encouraging, and inspiring people. She has had the privilege to work with at-risk girls and teens in group homes and currently volunteers with the City of Refuge, serving as a mentor to individuals transitioning into the workforce. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: @Marie S Boatwright Instagram: @Marie_S_Boatwright Twitter: @MarieSherella --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Diversity and Inclusion Practitioner, Sean Leavitt. Listen in to this open, honest, and transparent conversation around racism, white privilege, as well as the advocacy and activism required today for the breakdown of systems and institutions that have been strategically designed to keep African-American, Black, and people of color in oppressed and disadvantaged conditions. A discussion that is inclusive of Naje and Sean's individual and collective fears around some of the violence that may be on the rise consequent the resistance of white supremacy. The conversation continues with the vast protests, demonstrations, and acts of solidarity sweeping across the world, as people of all cultures stand together for the sake of doing the "right thing" in the fight for equality and justice, specifically for people of color. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. Sean Leavitt - Founder of MacLENS, specializing in inclusive leadership, D&I advocate, and courageous facilitator of transformational change References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: LinkedIn: Sean Leavitt --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Reginald Williams, an author, trainer, and facilitator who has dedicated his life to disrupting systemic structures, claimed experts, and polarizing practices that habitually marginalize the families and communities that I serve. It isn't my education or training that certifies me as a specialist, but my ability to authentically connect with my clients. I'm wise enough to realize the importance of allowing and encouraging the client to serve as experts in their restoration. Discussion Topic: The Devalued, Disenfranchised, Dismissed, and Demonized Experience of Black Males in America Brief information about the wonderful souls featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): (Host) Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. (Guest) Reginald Williams - Reginald Williams is the author of a recently released book titled, A Marginalized Voice: Devalued, Dismissed, Disenfranchised, and Demonized. The author specializes in emotional identity and cognitive-behavioral education., Reginald is credited with being a dynamic speaker. His presence as a presenter and facilitator isn't about the ability to present stirring speeches, but instead to solidify his mission which is to stimulate provoking thought that will lead to authentic wellness. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Website: http://reginaldwilliams.org/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: Financial Literacy in the Black Community Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Dustyn Benedict, to have a heart-to-heart conversation about the circulation of Black dollars, Black banking, investing, and pooling money together to generate wealth in Black communities. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Dustyn Benedict --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down wit sits down to talk with Kissele, an artist-illustrator, who as she shares her journey as an artist, inclusive of both the challenges and the accomplishments that come with such an endeavor. Kissell is most certainly a young artist coming into her own with respect to gaining the confidence required for blending her passion for art with the urgent desire to uplift Black women, not just in France (where Kissel was reared), Canada (where she currently resides), or Africa (where she was born), but also in America, and ultimately, throughout the world. Discussion Topic: What it means to be a woman artist of color in a male-dominated society and industry. Brief information about the wonderful souls featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): (Host) Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. (Guest) Kissele - Artist-Illustrator References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Kissele TK Website: www.kisseleart.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Co-Hosts Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to empower listeners to pursue - and achieve - their highest goals, dreams, and aspirations, as well as raise consciousness for self, community, and the world at large. Discussion Topic: Financial Literacy and Economic Equity in the Black Community Tune in to as we discuss the harsh reality regarding the disparity of wealth between white and black households. Much of it has to do with education or lack thereof. As many of us are preparing for what could potentially by the "third reconstruction," it is imperative that many more of us within the Black community develop financially literate. There is no better time than now to start making advancements toward economic equity. As we continue to stand for the dismantling of systems, or institutions that have been established by way of, or at the very least benefiting from, systemic forms of oppression against people of color, we must educate ourselves on the business ownership, property ownership, banking, and investments. This will help us to sustain our equity and equality, and hopefully progress us in ways that essentially catapult us over the long-time challenge of bridging the wealth gap in this country. This will most certainly be a continued conversation. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development Anissa Patman - Professional and Personal Development Life Coach with 20+ years of experience helping clients achieve their personal and professional aspirations, inside and outside the corporate environment. Sonya Patton - Mental Health and Wellness Coach with 15+ years of counseling clients to overcome self-imposed limitations, eliminate negative thoughts and belief patterns, and develop mindsets that help them to achieve rewarding and fulfilling lives. References: Bob Johnson - First Back Billionaire - Founder of BET (Urgent Call for Reparations Discussion) Karen Hunter (Preparing for the Destruction) Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: A Colorful and Cultural Conversation about New Orleans' Social, Aid and Pleasure Clubs (SAPC) Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Author Karen Celestan, to discuss her beautiful, recently released photo essay book titled, Freedom's Dance - Social, Aid, and Pleasure Clubs in New Orleans, collaborative project with noted photographer Eric Waters. Brief information about the wonderful souls featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): (Host) Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. (Guest) Karen Celestan - Executive writer-editor in University Advancement and a former adjunct professor of English at Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas. She managed the Music Rising program in the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South at Tulane University, was an adjunct instructor of English at Southern University at New Orleans, and a freelance entertainment writer for the New Orleans Advocate. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Karen Celestan LinkedIn: Karen Celestan --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, and Host Naje Badu speaks with Poet and Speaker, Fanta Ballo, who hails from Harlem, NY. Fanta shares her story of joyous times of growing up in a culturally diverse environment and how it contributes to her ability to use words to create colorful pictures and heart-felt stories through poetry. Creative expression has created a path for this young activist in the making, as she endeavors to find strength, power, and unity. Fanta talks about how she aspires to be a full-time, world-traveling poet, and how her desire is to use her work to raise the consciousness of the people around her, especially in the African American and LGBTQI communities. This is a must-listen episode - A true testament to young people's ability to inspire those who came before them. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest!: Facebook: Fanta Ballo Instagram: FantaRatty --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Coaches Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to empower listeners to pursue - and achieve - their highest goals, dreams, and aspirations, as well as raise consciousness for self, community, and the world at large. Discussion Topic: Rising Above Racism in America Tune in to as we continue the conversation centered on sharing solutions that persons of the Black Community can enact in the space of revolution against all forms of systemic oppression, injustice, and inequality. This will most certainly be a continued conversation. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development Anissa Patman - Professional and Personal Development Life Coach with 20+ years of experience helping clients achieve their personal and professional aspirations, inside and outside the corporate environment. Sonya Patton - Mental Health and Wellness Coach with 15+ years of counseling clients to overcome self-imposed limitations, eliminate negative thoughts and belief patterns, and develop mindsets that help them to achieve rewarding and fulfilling lives. Show References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Coaches Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to empower listeners to pursue - and achieve - their highest goals, dreams, and aspirations, as well as raise consciousness for self, community, and the world at large. Discussion Topic: What is Colorism and How it Hinders the Growth, Advancement, or Unification of the African American Community? Discrimination based on skin color, also known as colorism or shadeism, is a form of prejudice or discrimination usually from members of the same race in which people are treated differently based on the social implications from cultural meanings attached to skin color. Tune in to as we discuss the assumptions of privilege that is granted to people of lighter complexion, as well as the damaging effects that are perpetuated through the practice of inner-community discrimination based that is based on the shade of one's completion. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development Anissa Patman - Professional and Personal Development Life Coach with 20+ years of experience helping clients achieve their personal and professional aspirations, inside and outside the corporate environment. Sonya Patton - Mental Health and Wellness Coach with 15+ years of counseling clients to overcome self-imposed limitations, eliminate negative thoughts and belief patterns, and develop mindsets that help them to achieve rewarding and fulfilling lives. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Discussion Topic: A Candid and Vulnerable Perspective of the Black Male's Experience in America. Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Dustyn Benedict, to have a heart-to-heart conversation about what it FEELS like to cope, life, and even thrive as a Black man, in spite the trauma caused by racism in American society. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Facebook: Dustyn Benedict --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, and Host Naje Badu speaks with Poet and Essayist from Lilongwe, Malawi, Joseph Mosolon. Learn more about this remarkable young man who is committed to incite social change in his community, state of Malawi, and in the world at large. IN this episode, Joseph shares one of his poems (titled Father Figure Skating) that celebrates the strength and courage of a woman bus driver (a rarity in Malawi, and surrounding states). Joseph, a social worker by trade, has dreams of becoming a philosopher (another rarity in his country) so that his writings can serve as a platform for social change in his community. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest!: Facebook: Joseph Zaphnath Paneah Instagram: @paneah_solomon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Coaches Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to empower listeners to pursue - and achieve - their highest goals, dreams, and aspirations, as well as raise consciousness for self, community, and the world at large. Discussion Topic: What Resolution and Revolution Looks Like and Dismantling White Supremacy Tune in to as we discuss solutions that persons of the Black Community can enact in the space of revolution against the all forms of systemic oppression, injustice, and inequality? This will most certainly be a continued conversation. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development Anissa Patman - Professional and Personal Development Life Coach with 20+ years of experience helping clients achieve their personal and professional aspirations, inside and outside the corporate environment. Sonya Patton - Mental Health and Wellness Coach with 15+ years of counseling clients to overcome self-imposed limitations, eliminate negative thoughts and belief patterns, and develop mindsets that help them to achieve rewarding and fulfilling lives. References: Take Action Now Drop by TheRhyze! Website to contribute your ideas, thoughts, feelings, and solutions that can move the Black Community and the Movement for Equality forward. Take Action Now Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Coaches Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to empower listeners to pursue - and achieve - their highest goals, dreams, and aspirations, as well as raise consciousness for self, community, and the world at large.. Discussion Topic: Police Brutality and White Supremacy - George Floyd, Amhaud Arbery, and Amy Cooper/Christian Cooper (Central Park) Tune in to as we discuss the harsh reality of racism and what feels like a resurgence of blatant and intentional police brutality. As we center our conversation around the horrifying reality that men of color face in America on a daily basis, we also explore how the construct of race in this country has impacted our lives - personally and collectively, as a community, as a nation. We talk about what it feels like to parent Black young men during such a time as this. The time is now for us to reflect on more effective strategies that enable people of color to dismantle, or at the very least, circumvent, the institutions and systems that have been created to keep the social construct of whiteness superior. Is another civil war inevitable? What can be done to overcome and heal from the divisiveness that is rampant during this era? This will most certainly be a continued conversation. Brief information about the guests featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development Anissa Patman - Professional and Personal Development Life Coach with 20+ years of experience helping clients achieve their personal and professional aspirations, inside and outside the corporate environment. Sonya Patton - Mental Health and Wellness Coach with 15+ years of counseling clients to overcome self-imposed limitations, eliminate negative thoughts and belief patterns, and develop mindsets that help them to achieve rewarding and fulfilling lives. References: Amy Cooper/Christian Cooper - Central Park Incident - https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/27/nyregion/amy-cooper-christian-central-park-video.html Cop Tells Lady "..we only kill white people." - Video/Article George Floyd - Video/Article Amhaud Arbery - Video Amhaud Arbery - Article Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Host, Naje Badu, sits down with Wellness and Fitness Coach, Taunya Taylor, to share a bit about her journey from being a tenacious defensive guard on her high-school basketball team to a fitness competitor, and eventually, committed Fitness Coach for Beachbody®. Taunya discusses the challenges, as well as the celebrated moments experienced along the quest for turning passion into purpose and profit. Listen in as she shares why not is the perfect time to get fit in mind, body, and spirit, especially as we endure the COVID-19 pandemic. Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: Taunya Taylor (Facebook) Taunya Taylor (Instagram) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Creative Coaches Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to empower listeners to pursue - and achieve - their highest goals, dreams, and aspirations. Discussion Topic: Each One Reach One - Can Black Women Support Other Black Women in the Quest for Success? - Tune in to gain a better understanding of the challenges Black Women face when it comes to supporting each other in our respective quest for success. In this multi-episode mini-series, listeners be enlightened to the impact Black Women's lack of support for each other impacts the community, as well as the world at large. Also, hear some of the amazing ideas and tips on how Black Women can band together and set an awesome example of what can come about as a result of our commitment to reach for each other as we continue to evolve in our individual and collective endeavors. Visit TheRhyze.com to sign up for your free consultation today. These three phenomenal coaches have come together to comprise a weekly segment ("Still Rhyzing') to aid in the uplift of women creatives who aspire to reach the next level of success and fulfillment in their respective lives. This weekly segment is designed to help listeners maintain mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health and wellbeing, as well as offer tips, insight, and guidance on dealing with the challenges that can potentially hinder productivity and creativity in one's endeavor for achievement. Brief information about the Coaches featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development Anissa Patman - Professional and Personal Development Life Coach with 20+ years of experience helping clients achieve their personal and professional aspirations, inside and outside the corporate environment. Sonya Patton - Mental Health and Wellness Coach with 15+ years of counseling clients to overcome self-imposed limitations, eliminate negative thoughts and belief patterns, and develop mindsets that help them to achieve rewarding and fulfilling lives. Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

In Part 1 of a 2-Episode Interview, Host Naje Badu sits down with Artist, Creator, and Founder of Artfully Healed, Kimblyn Harris, to share a bit about her journey from a creative geek to IT Software Specialist to a fully expressed women determined to live an empowered and inspired life through her unique gifts and talents. As creative people, one of the biggest critics we will ever face is...OURSELVES. Fear of being judged, lack of positive self-perception, worthiness, or belief in our ability to succeed, are just some of the many obstacles we encounter along our quest to create the most amazing masterpiece - OUR LIFE. Throughout the conversation, Kimblyn offers insightful tips for "Going Afraid" and "Owning Your Story." Yes...some much-needed advice as many of us are beginning to question what really matters. Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

In Part 2 of a 2-Episode Interview, Host Naje Badu continues her conversation with Fitness Trainer and CEO of Passion 4 Fitness, Connie Power to discuss the journey of discovering her passion for fitness and then starting her own business. Connie shares some of the challenges, as well as the success of being a women-prenuer in a space that is predominately male-centric. She shares insight on the importance of staying active during this era of self-isolation and social distancing. Lastly, Connie gives insight on how she personally is using the time to explore possibilities professionally and creatively as a means of encouraging clients to creatively adapt, as well as make the best usage of the time we have as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Artist, Author, Founder (TheRhyze!), Producer (TheRhyze! Podcast), Naje Badu, sits down with CEO of Illumination Coaching & Counseling - LaTasha Matthews. As a solo-preneur, Ms. Matthews takes a different approach to therapy and has created a methodology based on developing an authentic relationship with you, self-acceptance, self-awareness, discovery, and empowerment. As America's NUMBER ONE EMOTIONAL WELLNESS COACH, HER goal as a counselor, coach, therapist, author, and training facilitator, is to bring "Illumination" or light to situations that may appear dark in order to help clients TRANSCEND beyond their current level. Latasha joins Naje in a conversation full of wisdom and guaranteed to help listeners set boundaries and cope with some of the adjustments we are facing as a society consequent to COVID-19. Counseling or Coaching Services - http://illuminationcc.com/ Book Title: The Dumping Ground - Available for Purchase here or see below More About The Book: https://thedumpinggroundbook.com/ The Dumping Ground is a practical resource that highlights the importance of developing and maintaining healthy boundaries. The book sheds light on a variety of areas that individuals often struggle in when attempting to set boundaries. This resource will help you gain awareness, allow you to reflect and to identify practical steps to begin maintaining life-saving boundaries. Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

In Part 1 of a 2-Episode Interview, Host Naje Badu sits down with Fitness Trainer and CEO of Passion 4 Fitness, Connie Power to discuss the journey of discovering her passion for fitness and then starting her own business. Connie shares some of the challenges, as well as the success of being a women-prenuer in a space that is predominately male-centric. She shares insight on the importance of staying active during this era of self-isolation and social distancing. Lastly, Connie gives insight on how she personally is using the time to explore possibilities professionally and creatively as a means of encouraging clients to creatively adapt, as well as make the best usage of the time we have as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Author, Artist, Producer, Founder, and Host of TheRhyze! Podcast, Naje Badu, sits down with Creative Coaches Anissa Patman and Sonya Patton to empower listeners to pursue - and achieve - their highest goals, dreams, and aspirations. These three phenomenal coaches have come together to comprise a weekly segment ("Still Rhyzing') to aid in the uplift of women creatives who aspire to reach the next level of success and fulfillment in their respective lives. This weekly segment is designed to help listeners maintain mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health and wellbeing, as well as offer tips, insight, and guidance on dealing with the challenges that can potentially hinder productivity and creativity in one's endeavor for achievement. Brief information about the Coaches featured in this segment (more to be shared in each segment): Naje Badu - Artist, Author (Let Go Of Your But! A Women's Guide to Self-Love and Fulfillment) and Creativity Coach who has 25+ years of experience with project management and product development Anissa Patman - Professional and Personal Development Life Coach with 20+ years of experience helping clients achieve their personal and professional aspirations, inside and outside the corporate environment. Sonya Patton - Mental Health and Wellness Coach with 15+ years of counseling clients to overcome self-imposed limitations, eliminate negative thoughts and belief patterns, and develop mindsets that help them to achieve rewarding and fulfilling lives. Reach Out To TheRhyze!: Facebook: TheRhyze! Features Facebook: TheRhyze! Group Page Instagram: @TheRhyze Twitter (for live interaction) @TheRhyze Website: TheRhyze.com Email: Rhyze@TheRhyze.com Reach Out To Our Guest: --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

Host Naje Badu sits down with Human Resources Executive to talk about how to cope with the effects of COVID-19 in respect to self-isolation, quarantining, and social distancing. She shares how she personally is using the time to explore possibilities professionally and creatively as a means of encouraging listeners to make the best out of what could be a dire situation for some. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support

In Part 2 of this two-episode interview, Host Naje Badu sits continues her conversation with Master Control Television Operator, Producer, and CEO of Yeppers Entertainment, Bobbie Dyce to talk about COVID-19 and how creativity can help us achieve healing, and can also be utilized to document the inspirational awakenings mankind is experiencing as a result of the pandemic. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therhyze/support