Podcasts about african pride

With tracks from Akaba Man & The African Pride, Modular Project, Bawrut, Diogo Strausz & Emmanuelle, Franky Rizardo, Passion Dance Orchestra, 34th Floor Experience, Bernard Le Mec, Quim Manuel O Espirito Santo, Telephone Man, Raw Analog Funk, 79.5, Small Car NRG, Manzo Edits, Ede, Pure Science, Fish Go Deep & Tracey K, Jame Moorfield, Toronto Hustle & Sean Roman, Luna City Express, Lavie Orange. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

DJ Williams shares his journey as a multi-cultural musician and third culture kid, African pride, Denver, Virginia, and his passion for music.Share love, celebrate diversity! Thanks for listening

Name: Sakita Holley Current Title: CEO, House of Success PR  Location: NYC Educational Background: Howard University Alum   About Sakita: Sakita Holley is an award winning publicist and the Founder/CEO of House of Success PR. The ten year old firm has worked with a wide array of clients that include Luster's Pink, African Pride, Lottabody, KinkyCurlyYaki, Harlem Arts Festival, Heat Free Hair and more. In addition to her PR work, she also hosts a popular business podcast called The Sakita Method, which is designed to help millennial women win at work, in business and everywhere in between. Sakita has been featured by Essence Magazine, Black Enterprise, Women's Biz Journals, xoNecole and more for her PR and business expertise. In 2017, Sakita was named as one of PRWeek's 40 Under 40 honorees and she is a proud graduate of Howard University. You can find and follow her on social media @MissSuccess. DURING THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSSED: How to start building your PR Strategy - starting with what you have  How do your PR and Marketing work together  How to make use of social media and influencers to promote your brand  How to prepare to work with a PR specialist/company For complete show notes and resources mentioned for this episode go to: blacktobusiness.com/63   Thank you so much for listening! Please support us by simply rating and reviewing our podcast!  

Brian Marks is a veteran entrepreneur and the brains behind two of the most successful African-American hair care brands, African Pride, which he sold to Revlon in 1998 for $35 million, and Dr. Miracles. A Brooklyn native and a natural-born salesperson, today Brian Marks lectures and mentors a new generation of entrepreneurs. In his latest venture, Brian Marks is launching a brand new beauty brand and line of products called, My Israel's Miracle. In this episode, Brian shared many important lessons for entrepreneurs. We also talked about sales, the wild world of beauty products and hair care, Amazon, eCommerce, and the future of retail.  Learn more about MyIsraelMiracle here: https://www.myisraelsmiracle.com/

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It's the last episode of the Jigsaw Black History Month series and Josh & Bryan invited Actress/Comedian Angel Laketa Moore aka That Chick Angel to the living room to discuss black productivity, versatility, self-care, and why If I Ever Fall In Love by Shai is on her do not play list. Also, get your Song of the Week,  Bless Up, Billboard, and P.O. Box fix as the guys break down hot topics, salute black folks, and answer listener questions. Put on your dashiki, light some incense, apply your African Pride pomade on them edges and enjoy this black excellence.   Today's Guest: Angel Laketa Moore - @thatchickangel Click the link in her bio, and check out all of the things she has to offer! Song of the Week: Back That Thang Up - Juvenille Bless Up: Kinsely Bridal - Roshunda Stokes (kinselybridal.com) Black History Moment - Dr. Carter G. Woodson - The Father of Black History   Website: thejigsawpodcast.com Email: askthejigsaw@gmail.com IG @thejigsawpodcast Facebook: facebook.com/thejigsawpodcast

Mizizi Is Turning the Sports Jersey Into a Symbol of African Pride. We Speak with The Founder, Paakow Essandoh, on How The Twenty Four Year Old Ghanaian American Is Inspiring Africans To Stay Rooted. ► SUBSCRIBE NOW TO SITM: https://www.youtube.com/c/SitMPodcast ________________________ Stuck in The Middle features Entrepreneurs, Innovators, Creatives of African descent. Hear stories, ideas, experiences, & advise on breaking barriers weekly. #DiasporaDiaries​ #MIZIZI #SitMpodcast

In this episode, we speak with Sakita Holley who is an award-winning publicist and the Founder/CEO of House of Success PR.The nine-year-old firm has worked with a wide array of clients that include Luster's Pink, African Pride, Lottabody, KinkyCurlyYaki, Harlem Arts Festival, Heat Free Hair, and more. In addition to her PR work, she also hosts a popular business podcast called The Sakita Method, where she shares PR, business, and lifestyle tips on demand while giving you direct access to your favorite creatives, entrepreneurs, and executives and the methods that have made them successful.Sakita has been featured by Essence Magazine, Black Enterprise, Women's Biz Journals, xoNecole, and more for her PR and business expertise. In 2017, Sakita was named as one of PRWeek's 40 Under 40 honorees and she is a proud graduate of Howard University. You can find and follow her on social media @MissSuccess

Sharing some fun facts about Africa not made popular in circular media. Giving background to some of Africa's popular cultures. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/exy20/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/exy20/support

Godrej North America is a leading company in the personal care space, with brands such as African Pride, Strength of Nature and more. Behind those brands are Kendria Strong (EVP of Marketing and Innovation) and Akuba Torvikey Dawkins (Head of Product Development). In this podcast, they discuss the challenges of working in new product development, their careers, and how to carve out one's own space in the beauty business.

This week, we sit down with Sakita Holley, a Howard alum and PR magic. Sakita Holley is an award-winning publicist and the Founder/CEO of House of Success PR. The nine-year-old firm has worked with a wide array of clients that include Luster's Pink, African Pride, Lottabody, KinkyCurlyYaki, Harlem Arts Festival, Heat Free Hair and more. In addition to her PR work, she also hosts a popular business podcast called Hashtags and Stilettos, which is designed to help millennial women win at work, in business, and everywhere in between. Sakita has been featured by Essence Magazine, Black Enterprise, Women's Biz Journals, xoNecole and more for her PR and business expertise. In 2017, Sakita was named as one of PRWeek's 40 Under 40 honorees and she is a proud graduate of Howard University. You can find and follow her on social media @MissSuccess Jamé is a fashion and beauty activist, culture commentator and media personality. The founder of the award-winning brand, TheBlondeMisfit, and the internationally-listened to podcast, TheBlondeMisfit Podcast, her work has been featured at some of the world’s leading media outlets, including BuzzFeed, Yahoo, Business of Fashion, Refinery29, StyleCaster, Teen Vogue, and more. Be sure to share the podcast with your friends and leave us that five-star rating if you're on Apple Podcasts! Check us out on social media to stay up on all things misfit: Website: https://www.theblondemisfit.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theblondemisfit Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/theblondemisfit Podcast: https://www.anchor.fm/theblondemisfit YouTube: https://bit.ly/TBMYoutube Therapy resources: https://bit.ly/tbmtherapy Additional resources: +1 (800) 273-8255 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline +1 (877) 565-8860 The Trans Lifeline +1 (888) 843-4564 GLBT Hotline #Blackgirlpodcast #Theblondemisfit #fashionpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theblondemisfit/support

To commemorate Africa day, we share a bit more about what being African really means: the theme-Silence The Guns in the context of Covid-19. We look at how we can work towards creating a sustainably developed continent whilst embracing our African Identity. "I am not African because l was born in Africa but because Africa was born in me"~ Kwame Nkrumah #IAmAfrica #EmbraceYourIdentity #AfricanPride --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/juliana-makonise/message

Hello & Welcome to another Real Talk with Tamera episode! This one is really special, not to say any previous or following are not, but this was my first time hosting a live recording of the real talk with Tamera episode!This was a really great way to connect with listeners but also celebrate 6 months of the podcast, which is hard to believe it’s already been 6 months, but here we are.My guest for this special episode was my friend and fellow boss in charge, Sakita Holley. Sakita is an award winning publicist + the Founder/CEO of House of Success PR, an award winning firm that launched 9 years ago.The topic was increasing your visibility and how to thrive + build resilience in an unpredictable environment and this is totally something me + Sakita are pretty familiar with.Here is a little bit more about Sakita…Sakita Holley is an award winning publicist and the Founder/CEO of House of Success PR.The nine year old firm has worked with a wide array of clients that include Luster's Pink, African Pride, Lottabody, KinkyCurlyYaki, Harlem Arts Festival, Heat Free Hair and more. In addition to her PR work, she also hosts a popular business podcast called Hashtags and Stilettos, which is designed to help millennial women win at work, in business and everywhere in between. Sakita has been featured by Essence Magazine, Black Enterprise, Women's Biz Journals, xoNecole and more for her PR and business expertise.In 2017, Sakita was named as one of PRWeek's 40 Under 40 honorees and she is a proud graduate of Howard University. You can find and follow her on social media @MissSuccessWhat’s really special is we’ve seen each other grow up and build our businesses since the beginning. We graduated a year a part from Howard University and we’ve been in the thick of building our businesses, dismantling our own limiting beliefs and growing together.We talked for about 90 minutes, but I edited it down to about 70 or so and honestly, we could have gone longer.We covered how it was in the very beginning, how done is better than perfect, why it’s important to give someone their flowers, while they’re still here, the importance of networking laterally, actually building with people you like, some relationship advice and so so so much more.So grab your favorite drink or cocktail and settle in for what was an amazing conversation. So without further adieu, let’s get into this conversation.P.S. Towards the end of the conversation, a listener asked for our book recommendations for entrepreneurship and here they are!Sakita’s PicksThe 50th Law by 50 Cent & Robert GreeneThe Secret by Rhonda ByrneThe Dip by Seth GodinTamera’s PicksThe One Thing by Gary KellerYou Are a Badass by Jen SinceroMy So Called Freelance Life by Michelle GoodmanNew Favorite The Dip by Seth GodinNew Favorite Building a Brand Story (one of my favorites to date!)

Onye’ Sample has about a decade of experience of working with innovative and well accomplished beauty brands. This stylist located in the heart of Atlanta, has done numerous photo shoots and looks for marketing campaign shoots for brands such as Just For Me, African Pride, Elasta QP, Motions, Curlkalon, and Mane Choice. @onyestyles www.onyestyles.com

From his latest album to talking consciousness . Black Prophet weaves a tale of African Pride and strong Black mentality. take a listen

Brian K Marks never liked the term “industry standard.” Instead, he took a different path leading to a life-long entrepreneurial record of achievement – innovating products and brand experiences that resonated with consumers. At 25, Brian started African Pride – a maker of ethnic hair and skin products. He tapped into the Afrocentric movement at the time, creating innovative “street level” merchandising and advertising sampling programs that grew the business from zero to over $35MM in annual sales. He later sold the company to Revlon for over $40MM, staying on as President of Revlon ethnic products worldwide – overseeing the A.P. Product brands and Revlon's ethnic product portfolio. In this interview: * How to go into a partnership * Why borrow from a bank * The power of the trademark * How to sell your company * Corporate America vs Entrepreneurship * How to survive success * Starting over again in the Amazon Age * My Israel's Miracle the first company ever to use “Israel” in the prefix/suffix of a brand * Amazon vs Retail To recommend someone for an interview and to reach Rabbi Werde, email Rabbiw@chye.info

  Brian K. Marks, who has launched a series of companies that offer women’s quality haircare products, will be the featured guest on this episode of Dustin Plantholt’s “Life’s Tough, You Can Be Tougher” podcast. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Brian began his entrepreneurial career by selling products to the health-food trade from his car trunk. At age 25, he started a haircare company called “African Pride.” That company, which produced haircare products for the African-American community, was so successful that Brian received the prestigious “Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award” in 1996. Revlon, ultimately, purchased “African Pride” in 1998. Brian then was named president of Revlon’s worldwide Multicultural Division. Working at a big company, however, did not suit his entrepreneurial spirit. He waited out his non-compete agreement with Revlon, and then, in 2004, started another new brand, “Dr. Miracles.” The brand name referred to a fictitious, cure-providing scientist. Like “African Pride,” the brand was a hit, and Brian subsequently sold it to a major private-equity company. “African Pride” and “Dr. Miracles, along with a couple of other brands Brian created – “All Ways Natural” and “Ginseng Miracle” – continue to rack up sales, surpassing a billion dollars in collective retail revenue. After the sale of “Dr. Miracles,” Brian took time off. He met his future wife Nene, a former model who emigrated to the United States from West Africa. The couple has three sons and three daughters. Brian also became curious about his Jewish heritage and began studying it which prompted him to travel to Israel for the first time. It was while in Israel that Brian said he felt “an amazing connection to something ancient, spiritual, and energizing.” He further discovered that there were ingredients, which had been used for thousands of years. Such ingredients, he thought, could be the basis for a new, organic haircare formula. The result was the onset of Brian’s latest product line, “My Israel’s Miracle.” In addition to introducing this new line, Brian continues his strong focus on philanthropy and recently pledged to support Hatzalah, the largest independent, non-profit, fully volunteer Emergency Medical Service organization that provides the fastest and free emergency medical first response throughout Israel. Life’s tough – you can be tougher, like Brian Marks, who never tires of bringing a new product to fruition, and leveraging his success for the sake of good in the world.    

Today in the guest chair is Sakita Holley, the Founder/CEO of House of Success PR. Since 2011, Sakita’s firm House of Success PR has worked with a wide array of clients that include African Pride, Lottabody, KinkyCurlyYaki, Harlem Arts Festival, Heat Free Hair and more. In addition to her PR work, she also hosts a popular business podcast called Hashtags and Stilettos, which is designed to help millennial women win at work, in business and everywhere in between. Sakita has been featured by Essence Magazine, Black Enterprise, Women's Biz Journals, xoNecole AND more for her PR and business expertise. In 2017, Sakita was named as one of PRWeek's 40 Under 40 honorees and she is a proud graduate of Howard University. Sakita played a special role in the beginning of this side hustle Pro podcast and you'll hear all about that in this episode. She is someone who inspires me to keep it moving and has always driven home to me that done is better than perfect.In this episode we are going to be breaking down how to start charging for your expertise and stop doing things for free because we are going into 2019 and we are charging for our expertise. You are going to start making money from your side hustle and we are going to get rid of the intimidation and fear that can come with setting our rates and charging folks. You’ll learn How Sakita started her own PR company and the financial struggles that she faced. You'll also hear how she learned how to set her rates and of course we get into how to start charging for your services including when to be flexible. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher This episode is brought to you by: Care/of. For 25% off your FIRST month of personalized care/of vitamins, visit takecareof.com and enter promo code sidehustle. Skillshare. Skillshare is offering Side Hustle Pro listeners a limited time offer of 2 months of Skillshare for just 99 cents. To sign up, go to Skillshare.com/hustlepro Links mentioned on this episode G Suite for Google Boomerang plugin The Personal Touch by Terrie Williams Dia Simms Mona Scott Young Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed): http://sidehustlepro.libsyn.com/rss Announcements If you’re looking for a community of supportive side hustlers who are all working to take our businesses to the next level, join us here: http://sidehustlepro.co/facebook Social Media Info Sakita Holley - @misssuccess Side Hustle Pro – @sidehustlepro #SideHustlePro

Kelli, Manda and Michelle are joined by Pan-African Black mobility specialist Christopher Davis to discuss his obsession with Bahamian history. They also share their thoughts on slave reparations and Bahamian hero (read: villain) Sir Roland Symonette. #ListenToTheseGals

In 1994, Nigeria became the first African nation to finish as group winners in the group stage of a Fifa World Cup. Since then, the Super Eagles' World Cup run has been a mixture of history-making and disappointment. Christophe Bongo shares Nigeria's World Cup story.

In 1978, Tunisia became the first African nation to win a game in a Fifa World Cup. Since then, the Carthage Eagles have struggled to have any impact in world football's major showpiece. Can Tunisia make an impact in Russia? Christophe Bongo shares with you Tunisia's World Cup story. 

DON'T CALL IT A COMEBACK! FEELINGS AFTER FINISHING UNI, AFRICAN PRIDE AT SCHOOL & GETTING OLDER. As Juiced 2.0 returns to its weekly schedule, friends of the show Jennifer and Tunila stop by to talk about their experiences on the above topics. Follow me: Twitter: @OyinFowowe Instagram: @Oyin.Fowowe Follow Jennifer: Instagram: @jenni_ansuh Follow Tunila: Twitter: @blackallure_ Instagram: @badietey

Senegal shocked the football world by beating reigning champions France in the opening match of the 2002 Fifa World Cup. In 2018, the Lions of Teranga will make their first World Cup appearance since their memorable run in 2002. Christophe Bongo brings you Senegal's World Cup story. 

In 1934, Egypt became the first African team to compete in world football's greatest showpiece. But how do The Pharaohs fare 84 years later? Christophe Bongo reflects on their journey to Russia. 

In 1970, Morocco became the first African country to participate in the Fifa World Cup in 36 years. This year, Morocco return to the tournament after another long absence. 

Its The SEASON FINALE of Cousins in America! Cousins Nemeze and Ugo Omero reflect on the week's nonsense and plans for the next season, Nemeze gives us a new African Pride and Ugo Omero fires shots in her personal piece. Website: www.cousinsinamerica.com Email: cousinsinamerica@gmail.com Soundcloud/Twitter: @cousinsinamerica Facebook: www.facebook.com/CousinsInAmerica Hosts: @nemeze www.instagram.com/nemeze @ugoomero www.instagram.com/ugoomero Music: D.i.n. Beats @dinbeatsmaycoeur Album Artwork: @sketchesbykehn www.instagram.com/sketchesbykehn

Following an eye opening Sunday Sermon, Cousin Nemeze has some direct and correct revelations about how young Nigerians behave and how they ought to act. The CIA discuss the One Africa Fest concert and their heartbreak. Ugo Omero finally learns how to use Snapchat while Cousin Nemeze checks ratchet Nigerian Socialites. Kim Kardashian gets points for dragging Taylor Swift. Another black man in America is shot and Melania Trump forgets to cite Michelle Obama. New additions of African Pride and another serving of Ask Your Cousins. Website: www.CousinsInAmerica.com Email: CousinsInAmerica@gmail.com Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/CousinsInAmerica Instagram: www.instagram.com/cousinsinamerica Hosts: @nemeze www.instagram.com/nemeze @ugoomero www.instagram.com/ugoomero Music By: @dinbeatmaycoeur www.instagram.com/dinbeatmaycoeur https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8wIJ291EYs Album Artwork: @sketchesbykehn www.instagram.com/sketchesbykehn

In this episode, Cousin Nemeze and Ugo Omero recap the week while sipping on some drinks. There's more shootings, Nigeria is cutting corners in democracy, Ciara gets married, Pokemon Go is driving people crazy, and Cousin Nemeze is telling religious hoes off and putting family members on blast... New additions of African Pride and another week of Ask Your Cousins.. Website : www.CousinsInAmerica.Com Email: CousinsInAmerica@gmail.com Soundcloud: @CousinsInAmerica Facebook: www.facebook.com/CousinsInAmerica Hosts: @nemeze www.instagram.com/nemeze @ugoomero www.instagram.com/ugoomero Music By: D.i.n. Beats @dinbeatmaycoeur www.instagram.com/dinbeatmaycoeur https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muaqrRYy3aQ Album Artwork: @sketchesbykehn www.instagram.com/sketchesbykehn

Libby Purves is joined by actor and comedian Omid Djalili, former girl gang member, Chyna, travel journalist and writer Brian Jackman and folk musician Tim Edey. Omid Djalili is an award-winning British-Iranian actor and comedian. He is currently starring in Joe Orton's play 'What the Butler Saw'. Omid has appeared in films including The Mummy, Gladiator, and The Infidel and on stage played the role of Fagin in Oliver! What the Butler Saw is at London's Vaudeville Theatre. Writing under the pseudonym 'Chyna', the author gives a graphic account of life in a girl gang which she joined at the age of 12. Her gang of ten members operated in the estates of south London fighting, stealing and dealing drugs. Now 24, Chyna has turned her life around and works for the community charity 'foundation4 life' which helps young people extricate themselves from the grip of local gangs. 'How I escaped a Girl Gang' is published by Coronet. Brian Jackman is a travel journalist and writer. He is the author, with Jonathan and Angie Scott, of 'The Marsh Lions,' which was originally published thirty years ago and has just been reissued. For five years the authors followed the Marsh pride of lions of the Masai Mara, painstakingly recording the daily drama of life and death on the African plains. The Marsh Lions - The Story of an African Pride is published by Bradt. Tim Edey is a folk musician who started playing Irish folk music at the age of four. At this year's Radio 2 Folk Awards Tim won Musician of the Year and Best Duo (with Brendon Power) and is touring with the Chieftains later this year. Producer: Paula McGinley.

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