Podcasts about black expo

Hey Podcast Family!!  Welcome to a special edition of the Brothers In Company Podcast, hosted by Derrick and Chris. As we wrap up the year, join us in celebrating a year full of remarkable moments and accomplishments. From insights into our personal and professional lives to a memorable debut at the Black Expo, this episode is packed with highlights. Tune in as we discuss our participation in various events, including the exhilarating Cooper River Bridge Run and the Black Expo, where we showcased our podcast to a live audience for the first time. Enjoy anecdotes from our travels, including a thrilling experience at the Cowboys vs. Panthers game in Charlotte. Join us for a heartfelt reflection on growth, learning, and community, featuring shoutouts to talented creatives who joined us on our journey this year. As we look forward to 2025, expect more opportunities, collaborations, and extraordinary experiences. Thank you for being part of our extended family and supporting Brothers In Company throughout the year.  Peace and One Love, Y'all!!   Check out Brothers In Company Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and all other major podcast platforms.   Podbean: https://brothersincompany.podbean.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BICpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bicpodcast  X: https://www.twitter.com/BICpodcast  TikTok: tiktok.com/@brothersincompanypodcast  Store: https://www.brothersincompanystore.com  BIC Podcast linktree

Welcome back! This week the ladies recorded live from the Indiana Black Expo!!  This years's theme:  Frontier Horizons, "African Americans and the Arts," celebrating the groundbreaking contributions and innovative spirit of African American artists across various disciplines. In this episode, Moni and Ket interview two inspiring guests , RN and life coach Regina Sloan, and multi-talented producer and artist, Mel Johnson. They are exploring their guests background and how their experiences shape their professional lives and the art they create. Join them as they discuss their unique journeys, contributions to their fields, and the impact of their work on the community and lives. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with insights and inspiration. Cheers!*Please be advised this episode is intended for adult audiences and contains adult language and content. We are expressing opinions on the show for entertainment purposes only.Dedication: To our patrons as always!! We love youMoni: To all the people working behind the scenes making events like IBE run smoothly!! Thank you!Kat:To the Boxx the Artist, DJ Mary Jane and IBE for having us, To Pre-Game Podcast podcast on their final episode.Guests:Regina Sloan  https://www.instagram.com/yourmindsetnurse?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Mel Johnson https://www.instagram.com/mel_johnson31?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==**Stranger than Fiction:

Edward Rogers joins us from Indiana Black Expo with a preview of Summer Celebration 2024, which this year has moved to June.

In The BarberZone with Chevez Moman www.barberzonepodcast.com Monday May 20, 2024 @ 8pm EST Topic: Ohio Black Expo with Butch & Sherri Hamilton Call 563.999.3648 to join the conversation Listen to show LIVE @www.barberzonepodcast.com Also on your favorite podcast platform.

Hey Podcast Family!! We are back with a new episode of the Brothers In Company Podcast with Chris and Derrick. This episode takes you through their recent experiences, upcoming plans, and gives you a sneak peek into their bustling lives.  Highlights of Black Expo and New Projects Catch up on the unforgettable moments from our participation in the Black Expo. From networking opportunities to hilarious encounters, join us as we recall the vibrant atmosphere of this event. Chris also shares about his recently launched poetry book and speaks about how writing has brought him immense joy. We talk about our new series "Creators Conversation", shedding light on the talented individuals from various fields we've had the pleasure of interviewing. Anticipated Community Events and Running Marathon We discuss the exhilaration surrounding the upcoming Cooper River Bridge Run and other community events. Experience the thrill of participating in these runs and the anticipation of a vibrant after-party filled with food, music, and giveaways. We explore other seasonal excitements, like a tennis open and the RiverDogs baseball season. Celebrating Arts and Creativity in Charleston Not just sports, we take a dive into our creative projects and the bustling arts scene in Charleston. From working on the new series "Creators Conversation", to attending classes, to managing life post-book publication, each aspect holds its own charm. We talk about Chris' upcoming fashion show, "This Is Happening Spring Awakening", shedding light on the collective creativity involved in its production. This episode offers a thrilling journey through various events, projects, and the celebration of creativity. Don't forget to check out all these events and follow us on social media at @bicpodcast for regular updates. Support us by purchasing our merchandise at https://www.brothersincompanystore.com. Listen now! Check out Brothers In Company Podcast at https://brothersincompanypodcast.com/ and listen on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and all other major podcast platforms.   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BICpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bicpodcast  X: https://www.twitter.com/BICpodcast  TikTok: tiktok.com/@brothersincompanypodcast  Store: https://www.brothersincompanystore.com  BIC Podcast linktree 

The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts is hosting its annual Mass Black Expo in early October, a three-day event focused on networking, sharing information, and providing resources to help Black business owners thrive. BECMA's President and CEO, Nicole Obi, joins Nichole on this week's show to talk about the unique challenges Black-owned businesses face, not just in Massachusetts, but nationwide. She also has details on her organization's efforts to promote a more equitable and inclusive economy, and what the event has to offer for aspiring entrepreneurs.

CK and Carmen On Demand....EVERYTHING you missed on this morning show. Get caught up NOW!!!!

CK and Carmen On Demand....EVERYTHING you missed on this morning show. Get caught up NOW!!!!

The Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair begins Thursday at the Indiana Convention Center and is offering free health tests to participants.The goal of the Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair is to raise minority awareness of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke, hypertension, and cancer, and how to prevent them. The fair is also working toward raising awareness of health issues that specifically target minorities.WISH-TV Medical Expert and former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams joins us to discuss the fair.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The failed Black Expo in Minneapolis, cost the taxpayers almost one million dollars. The Minnesota Department of Safety rejects call for outside investigation of the crash that killed five Somali women. John Heidt news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The failed Black Expo in Minneapolis, cost the taxpayers almost one million dollars. The Minnesota Department of Safety rejects call for outside investigation of the crash that killed five Somali women. John Heidt news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin Pryor, President and Founder of Troy L.O.O.K., was acknowledged at this year's Black Expo. He came onto Hudson Mohawk Magazine to speak with H Bosh Jr for Triple Es about the meaning of L.O.O.K. (Life, options, opportunities, knowledge), field trips with youth, and what's coming up in Troy L.O.O.K.

Jerome Love is founder of one America's largest expos. The Texas Black Expo has become one of the largest and most influential African American events in the state, attracting thousands of attendees each year. The organization provides a space for African American businesses and entrepreneurs to connect with potential customers, partners and investors, and it offers a wide range of workshops, seminars, and networking opportunities designed to help its members succeed and thrive.

Authors: Lawrence Charles, Latravion JonesDesc: On today's episode of The State Hornet Podcast, staffers Lawrence Charles and Latravion Jones highlight coverage of how Sacramento jazz band the Lab Rats came to be, as well as how this year's annual Male Empowerment Collaborative mixer went. They also discuss last week's Black Expo and the unveiling of the APIDA Center in Lassen Hall.Related State Hornet stories: https://statehornet.com/2023/02/lab-rats-jazz-rb-localband-sacramento/  https://statehornet.com/2023/02/black-professional-speed-mixer-sac-state/  https://statehornet.com/2023/02/sac-state-student-centers/ 

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Mark Dunlea's report on hunger and on the increased demand on food pantries. Then, Sina Basila Hickey spoke with the anonymous activist group Nerds Against Norlite. Later on, Jacob Boston talks to Uncle Mac about Troy Central Little League's impact on the community. After that, we hear Willie Terry's report from the Black Expo, and he profiled the vendors Great Exbaketations Bakery and Livfit. Finally, we follow Andrea to the Troy Farmers Market for more local vendor suggestions.

On Saturday, November 19, 2022, Hudson Mohawk Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the "Capital New York State Black Expo 2022" event at the MVP Arena in Albany. In this labor segment, you will hear Willie's interview with black business owners Cheyenne Simmons from "Great Exbaketations Bakery and Olivia Frempong from "Livfit.

LoveBabz LoveTalk with Babz Rawls-Ivy: CT Black Expo by WNHH Community Radio

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CK talks with Janis, Paula Paige, and Fresno State Legend and Kansas City Chiefs great Stephone Paige about the upcoming 2nd Annual San Joaquin Valley Black Expo

Last nights taping of the KDHX podcast Tangazo, was more than uplifting, it was encouraging, it was a reminder that black people doing great things, can also be selfless and magnanimous! ——— I felt refreshed after an hours conversation with writer, filmmaker and podcaster Nicole Franklin and Tom Bailey, Vice President of Development and Special Events, for the St. Louis Metropolitan Urban League. Tangazo.kdhx.org. Nicole, is the daughter the late Don Franklin, one of the founders of the GSLABJ and one of the first black journalist, employed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She shares the story of how her father an East St. Louis resident, approached the newspaper asking for more coverage of east side events, while noting the lack of people of color at the liberal leaning daily. Mr. Franklin who wasn't a journalist at that time, so impressed the newspaper that they provided a journalism fellowship, leading to his employment as one of the first African American journalist hired, by the St. Louis Post Dispatch Newspaper. ——— Nicole has used her pedigree well, winning numerous awards for documentaries, while working on the Today Show and OWN TV. Nicole, is also cohost of one of the most unique podcast I've ever listened to, tilted “Before You Go TV,” check it out and you too will love it. ——— Tom Bailey, founder and president of the Missouri Black Expo, which was one of the largest Black Expos in the nation from 1992-2013, says joining Michael Patrick McMillian and the St. Louis Metro Urban League, was an extension of his commitment to uplifting the African American community. Tom was a sales manager with KMOV tv, when a client of his inspired him to develop his idea of an expo, to provide resources for the underserved black communities in St. Louis. ——— Needless to say, the Black Expo was a smashing success with attendees gaining access to resources, in the areas of youth development, health education and community development. ——— As Vice President of Development and Special Events for the STL Urban League, Tom is responsible for managing all aspects of fundraising, for the 55 programs and services that are administered, to over one hundred and fifty thousand persons from low and middle income and underserved communities, in the St. Louis metro area. ——- Bailey was also instrumental in the development and implementation, of the Urban Leagues 2020 massive COVID-19 relief drive-thru food distribution, that served over 100,000 distressed clients with over 5 million dollars worth of food and health and personal safety equipment. ——— TheSt. Louis affiliate has become the number 1 Urban League in the nation. —— The St. Louis Metropolitan Urban League, will host its “Salute to Women in Leadership Gala,”September 9th, with special guest Angela Winbush, Melba Moore and Areva Martin! ——-  

Community Connection Friday July 15th 2022   Tina Cosby Took Community Connection On The Road And Broadcasted Live From The Black & Minority Health Fair At The Indiana Black Expo!  More Info: https://www.in.gov/health/minority-health/indiana-black-and-minority-health-fair/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Darrin Todd Thomas and his former partner Gerry McCants founded Thomas-McCants Media, Inc., in 1991 to promote minority businesses through Black Pages USA, a print and Internet reference guide, and Black Expo, a series of forums and exhibits that build awareness of minority-owned business products and service among consumers in five southeastern markets. As president of Thomas Media Group, LLC, Thomas oversees five offices in the Southeast and continues to focus on publishing Black Pages USA directories and hosting Black Expos in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. He received his undergraduate degree in Marketing and Management at the University of South Carolina, and is a former marketing representative for Xerox Corporation in Greenville, South Carolina.

Samantha DeGrasse is mom to Jaden - 18 and Sophia - 14, two fur babies and two horses. An animal lover for sure, and a huge elephant and horse rescue advocate. Mental health, social justice and education are also some of her passions. Her involvements include being part of the Arts Council of Williamson County, Black Expo for the African American Heritage Society, NAMI Williamson County, and Battleground Academy Arts Council. She has appeared in numerous podcasts and speaking engagements over the last few years. She started "build her a bridge" in 2018, a 501(c)3 organization for tweens, teens and young adults struggling with mental health and other issues in a real and authentic way. She stays busy running her nonprofit, hosting virtual gatherings, community impact projects, hosting life skills classes for teen girls in the juvenile justice system, producing a new television show, a documentary and more! You can find her in meetings at any local coffee shop. Find more information at http://buildherabridge.org/?fbclid=IwAR38n_mXiTnPLO4Wf6I6ZHvoO5hHR6aWFsnEfXhbtiTOz9DBHVJ5wzDfDA0 (buildherabridge.org), on Facebook/Instagram at buildherabridge.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We first visit with Natasha Pernicka of The Food Pantries of the Capital District; Then, Brother Malik Muhammad gives us a history lesson at the Black Expo; Later on we ask, what changes need to be put into action for climate justice?; After that, Brea Barthel goes to Troy Public Library; Finally, Andrea Cunliffe interviews author and illustrator Hudson Talbott on his newest book, A Walk In The Words;

On November 13, 2021, the Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the "Capital City of New York Black Expo." Black Expo promotes economic and business opportunities in communities throughout New York State. CNYS Black Expo also inspires cultural and local pride in the Black Communities in the Capital District. In this segment, at the Black Expo, you will hear Willie interview Brother Howard Underwood, a musician and songwriter. Brother Howard was providing some cultural entertainment on an African music instrument at the Black Expo.

On November 13, 2021, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the "Capital City of New York Black Expo." Black Expo promotes economic and business opportunities in communities throughout New York State. CCNY Black Expo also inspires cultural and local pride in the Black Communities in the Capital District. In this segment you will hear Willie Terry interview Brother Malik Muhammad of Albany on Black history.

Nedy, Pop singer/songwriter and founder of Best Friends Club! There have always been those whose hearts dance to the beat of a different drum, those who see the world in a different way, and those who find our differences far more beautiful than our similarities. NEDY is one of those people. Armed with an enchanting spirit and a musical talent that is nothing short of stunning, NEDY is an inspirational pop artist poised to lead her loyal fandom into a brighter future. Her new single “Made to Be” now serves as the cornerstone to a new chapter in her career, in which her artistic soul never again tries to mold into someone else's expectations. THIS is the music that NEDY has waited a lifetime to create. Along with the release of the music video, NEDY created the Friends Forever Club, playing hand in hand with the concept of the single to combat childhood bullying and exist as a friend to those experiencing this hatred first hand. This club is a safe space for those going through troubling times of self-doubt fueled by the trauma of bullying. Samantha DeGrasse founder of Build Her a Bridge Founder of Build her a bridge, a 501C3 organization for girls ages 12-17 and young adults who struggle with mental health and teenage issues in a real and authentic way. She is busy running her nonprofit, hosting virtual gatherings, community impacts and working on starting a build him a bridge chapter. Samantha is heavily involved in her community in Williamson County, Franklin, TN. Board of Arts Council, Black Expo for the African American Heritage Society, sitting on the Cultural Competency Council of Williamson County and member of NAMI Jerm 29:11

Island gyal, J Latoy was raised in the British Virgin Islands up until her arrival in the United States at the age of 12. With music and a dream in her heart, Atlanta Ga became her second home and at the age of 14, J Latoy made herself very acquainted with music studios and performance opportunities. She performed on stages to include: In Atlanta, GA, Sweet Auburn Music Festival, McDonald’s 365 Black Expo, 2020 Leading Women's Awards (supporting HIV activists), and RBG festival, and internationally at the British Virgin Islands 'One Love Music Fest, just to name a few.J Latoy released her debut EP “Sides to Love”, which touches on 3 facets of love: relationship, spiritual, and self-love. Her first single, “Feels So Right” expresses the euphoric feeling of being in love. With her captivating and tender melodies, and warm and soothing harmonies. It’s difficult for the love experience to be missed. Her music bounds to make you think of or create a special someone. The music video continues the euphoric feel and shows an authentic expression of genuine, everlasting love.

WBZ NewsRadio's Suanne Sausville reports.

WBZ NewsRadio's Suanne Sausville reports.

Tam, short for Tamika, has been writing since the age of 14. She always enjoyed story-telling and used poetry as a way to express her inner-most, darkest thoughts and feelings, and she used writing therapeutically as well. Writing has always been part of Tam's life in some way. She became an editorial intern and freelance writer for a local newspaper in 2011, but well before that, Tam knew she wanted to be a published author. Tam has written numerous press releases, blubs, blogs, feature stories and helped organizations by completing newsletters for them. She spent years thinking about the idea of sitting down and writing and publishing her first book. She always wanted to write a novel, but wasn't sure what her first novel would be about, but now that she is taking baby steps and starting with children's books, she will get the bug and continue writing—maybe even complete a best-selling novel.Don't miss this episode..."This Is The Year For Your New Book"www.selfpublishn30days.com

KIM LOTTSis a phenomenal woman. As a single mother of two amazing sons, she dedicated her life to not only her children, but the children of her community. After obtaining her Bachelors Degree in Business Management, she is the proud and successful owner of two well established Childcare Learning Centers where she and her staff enrich the lives of kids! Her mission in life is to walk by faith and help others to do the same!  Lotts is extremely passionate about elevating the children of the next generation and to equip future business owners to step out on faith to become the greatest versions of themselves. She enjoys spending time with family, serving her community and empowering others. She believes in working hard and operating in the gifts God has given her.Find out more information about Kim at www.kimlotts.comDon't miss this episode..."This Is The Year For Your New Book"www.selfpublishn30days.com

On this week's episode Ric and Larry sit down with Mr. Jerome Love President of The Texas Black Expo. The guys discuss the 16th annual Texas Black Expo taking place in Houston, TX June 6th - June 9th 2019. During the interview Jerome shares some his experiences in entrepreneurship and team building. Moving to Houston? Need a new home? Click on the link below to learn more about "The Right To Buy" Program.http://bit.ly/PRNright2buyFor the latest in men's and women's designer hats and luxury eye wear visit www.ShopEliteStyles.com

Prophetess Debra Shaw is the founder and overseer of Debra Shaw Ministries of Houston, Texas, where she ministers to women and cares for the elderly. Shaw has dedicated herself to help those in need, by providing essential tools needed to be successful in life and escape death, violence, addiction, and poverty. She devotes her life to be used by God for His divine purpose. In addition, Debra has hosted numerous women's conferences throughout the years; as well as, sponsors the ministries annual Holiday food and toy drives for less fortunate families; and supports local women shelters. She equips women to walk in their purpose by providing them tools and leadership skills to build their families and change their community. Prophetess Debra is an organizer, planner, preacher, prophet of the uncompromising word of God, and a mid-wife, birthing hurting women into their destiny.Don't miss this episode..."This Is The Year For Your New Book"www.selfpublishn30days.com

From a small Louisiana farm town named by CNN as America's poorest city, to founder of one of America's Largest business expos!Jerome D. Love, was  voted Multi-Million Dollar Top Producer (Prudential Texas Realty), Entrepreneur of the Year (National Black MBA Association, Houston Chapter), and Pinnacle Award Finalist(Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce), and is a favorite keynote speaker amongst both corporate and collegiate audiences.Throughout his 16 year career as an entrepreneur and professional speaker, Jerome has been consistently recognized as a well-respected and highly sought-after expert in peak performance, sales and leadership.  The author of several books, his writings have been published nationally and are frequently quoted by industry experts.  Jerome's keynote has been featured on major platforms such as the Los Angeles Mayor's Economic Development Summit, New Mexico's State Leadership Conference, the National Alliance of Black School Educators National Conference and the Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization's National Conference for 6 straight years, and he has shared the stage speaking at conferences with such global icons as Jeff Hoffman (Founder of Priceline.com), Earvin “Magic” Johnson (NBA Hall of Famer), and Dr. Gene Landrum (Founder of Chuck-E-Cheese), just to name a few.Though his presentations vary according to a variety of topics, Jerome's true passion and the focus of his bestselling book “Get Up, Get Out & Get Motivated” is helping people perform at their best and achieve bigger results.Jerome's passions stem from the personal agony that he felt when he began his first business at the age of 19 with high hopes of prosperity; yet these hopes were dashed when he ended up in the hole more than $100,000 by the age of 25.  However, Jerome's relentless determination would not allow him to give up. Refusing to settle for life's second best, he decided to Get Up, Get Out & Get Something.  In 2002, he founded the Texas Black Expo, Inc. which now produces one of America's largest business expos.

Tune in to Ann, L Boogie, and Brotha J at The Lounge! This week’s topics include: Ann’s birthday dinner, The Black Expo, R.I.P. to Precious Harris, T.I.’s sister and R.I.P. to two young boys gunned down in Stockton, threats made to Sacramento area high schools, R. Kelly’s arrest, “Leaving Neverland”, Kanye on Sundays, Big Boi Redman and more! Happy one year anniversary to Lounge Talk!

ITS LIT! “Idols Becoming Rivals” Me vs Hot 96.3’s Ebony, #FireTanyaBell as Black Expo is near death, IMPD Wiling allRead More → The post Hot 96.3 vs. LA | Yeah I Said It Episode 1 (Season 2) appeared first on Black Indy Live.

A recap of The Black Expo models who participated this past weekend at expo square Tulsa. Dial 646 716-5525 and press the 1 button to talk on the ir.

In episode 67, we welcome Jerome Love to discuss the 15th annual Texas Black Expo (http://tbesummercelebration.com/ ) . We breakdown what his inspiration was to start the Black Expo in Texas. We also dive into how excellence customer service can help with networking when becoming an entrepreneur. Plus, we talk about how the fundamentals of business are key to building your brand. All this and more on #StartupMasters!

In episode 67, we welcome Jerome Love to discuss the 15th annual Texas Black Expo (http://tbesummercelebration.com/ ) . We breakdown what his inspiration was to start the Black Expo in Texas. We also dive into how excellence customer service can help with networking when becoming an entrepreneur. Plus, we talk about how the fundamentals of business are key to building your brand. All this and more on #StartupMasters!

Ann, L Boogie and Christopher recap Ann's birthday sushi dinner, drinking and dancing at The Lounge. Topics include the Black Expo in Sacramento, Roxanne Shante's upcoming biopic, Uber stories and more.

In this episode Host of FLPPD Mr. Will 'Sporty' Garner hits the Texas Black Expo and has a sitdown with serial entrepreneur and co-founder and wife of the founder of the Texas Black Expo Mrs. Stevenia Love. Mrs. Love chronicles the humble beginnings of the Texas Black Expo and gives us insight how Real Estate Investing has helped ignite and propel her husband Mr. Jerome Love dream of turning the Texas Black Expo a beacon of success for entrepreneurs from all over the state of Texas who wish to showcase their business. To findout more information about the Texas Black Expo visit their website at www.TexasBlackExpo.com Visit the New Centuri Advisors at www.NewCenturiAdvisors.com || Download the FLPPD App at www.FLPPD.co

House of Harley Radio Broadcasting LIVE!!!Neo Soul Group LLC, is kicking off Black Expo South 2017. This years theme is "Love Jones" celebrating 20 years of the Black Expo South and 20 years since this classic movie debut. This years artist will be Zizzy Stix, an All Girl Band, Jon Rooks, JJ Dae, and headlined by Niecy Blues. This years event will be held at 1208 Washington Place across from the Sherton Hotel. The venue has three levels including a rooftop, VIP seating, and special meet and greet social that starts right after the event.

House of Harley Radio Broadcasting LIVE!!!Neo Soul Group LLC, is kicking off Black Expo South 2017. This years theme is "Love Jones" celebrating 20 years of the Black Expo South and 20 years since this classic movie debut. This years artist will be Zizzy Stix, an All Girl Band, Jon Rooks, JJ Dae, and headlined by Niecy Blues. This years event will be held at 1208 Washington Place across from the Sherton Hotel. The venue has three levels including a rooftop, VIP seating, and special meet and greet social that starts right after the event.

Join in on the Discussions of Hot Topics that impact your Community & Interesting Posts from your Major Social Media Sites... The CEO & President of the Black Expo of America... Mr Mark Anthony Jenkins will be joining the Panel to speak about the historical location site secured for the upcoming Black Expo of America this year...  2017...   Harlem, U.S.A.... Nikki's News will examine & discuss the tragic & unexplained disappearances of numerous Black Women around the Country... We will raise the question of why it takes so long for a young girl to be declared missing by Police Authorities...   The Panel will focus on the alarming disappearances of numerous Black girls within 48 hours around the D.C. area...

After our recent screening of Ava DuVernay's The 13th, guest speaker Richard Jones, a community leader from Paducah, joined us to talk about his time served in prison for drug charges and the effort he has put in to expunging his record. The event was sponsored by the AAUW, the NAACP, the Black Expo, the Ministerial Association, the OHRC, and DCPL.

Creative Entrepreneur, Writer and Motivational Speaker Nicole Heyward has built a 14 year career in marketing with extreme focus and the cultivation of great relationships. Heyward’s company Creative Classic Agency (CCA) launched in 2008 and is an Award-winning creative agency which provides Brand Strategy, Talent Management and Event Production services. Clients include an array of businesses: faith-based, start-ups and legends (Ms. Gladys Knight). Heyward crafted CCA’s foundation from the best elements of artist management, strategic marketing and networking learned while working under Music Industry veterans Demmette Guidry and Mathew Knowles.  At Knowles’ Music World Entertainment (Sanctuary Urban, Spirit Rising Music, Music World Gospel), Heyward quickly climbed a 4 year tall ladder from Executive Assistant to Product Manager to Label Manager before finally listening to the nudge God gave to create her own business model and team culture. Along with owning and operating Creative Classic Agency, Heyward has contributed album reviews and special content for acclaimed Gospel Music publication ROOT Magazine, produces the signature event series StrikeSplitMix: Charity Bowl (est. 2014) and speaks frequently at High Schools and Black Expo events. This fall Nicole Heyward will begin quarterly gatherings in Houston for pre-teens and teen girls aptly titled: Creative Classy Girls (CCG). CCG will focus on mentoring, empowering and coaching young girls for success.

House of Harley Radio broadcasting LIVE at the Black Expo South, Young Black and Talent Southern & Swanky Wine Tasting Event!!!!#YoungBlackAndTalented is bringing you an upscale wine tasting in a low country ambience. Join us as we kick off a week of festivities leading up to the 19th Annual Columbia Black Expo! Network with other young professionals, sample amazing wine, while enjoying the historic Elm Abode mansion.

House of Harley Radio broadcasting LIVE at the Black Expo South, Young Black and Talent Southern & Swanky Wine Tasting Event!!!!#YoungBlackAndTalented is bringing you an upscale wine tasting in a low country ambience. Join us as we kick off a week of festivities leading up to the 19th Annual Columbia Black Expo! Network with other young professionals, sample amazing wine, while enjoying the historic Elm Abode mansion.

HoH Radio's LIVE Broadcast at Black Expo's Young Black and Talented Business Mixer with and emphasis on politics. Check out the State of South Carolina's Young Black and Talented that are interested and are running for political office

HoH Radio's LIVE Broadcast at Black Expo's Young Black and Talented Business Mixer with and emphasis on politics. Check out the State of South Carolina's Young Black and Talented that are interested and are running for political office

House of Harley Radio was honored to be invited to the Black Expo's Young Black and Talented Mixer event at City Martinis and Fondue, and we just couldn't help getting interviews from of the best young black men and women in Metro City!!! Yes we was supposed to be mingling but we just had to mingle HoH Style!!! This is part two of March 23rd's HoH Radio Show titled What Would you or What Would You NOT Sacrifice for Love? Check out the interviews and also a mix by our very own DJ ONE!!! HoH Radio.....Let's Go!!!!

GOSPEL RECORDING AND PERFORMING ARTIST, James Patterson WIT' HIS DEBUT SINGLE TITLE, BETTER (IS ON THE WAY) ON JERRY ROYCE LIVE! (WORLDWIDE)James Patterson has music ministry running through his veins. The Orangeburg, SC native is devoted to applying his God-given gift into every facet of his life to include his career. His accolades include a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from South Carolina State University. He is currently a music teacher and band director at Cross Elementary and Cross High School. This role allows him to have a huge impact in inspiring the youth. His greatest achievement as a music educator was celebrating the win of his pupil, Joshua Rogers, the Season 5 winner of BET's Sunday Best. In 2011 Patterson nearly lost his life. Almost 150 pounds overweight; he was hospitalized due to complications with diabetes. Realizing he was called by God he knew there was greater work to do. With the support and encouragement of family his artistry was birthed. God's prophesies has been fulfilled in James's life; as 2014 has proven to be a year of blessings. South Carolina has embraced the ministry of Patterson. He received 109, 637 votes, winning the WJNI Local Artist Competition to open up for Ricky Dillard at the 2014 Black Expo in Charleston, S.C. He has also had the opportunity to share the stage with such artists as Pastor H.E. Dixon, Lucille Pope and the Pearly Gates, Paul Porter and many more. His debut single, “Better” is scheduled to release the Fall of 2014. It's undeniably certain, that this is only the beginning for James Patterson. James's prayer is for his music to speak to the nations; letting them know that God is still able. His goal is to continue to convey the message of his songs through his life-living. Through it all, Patterson remains humble and committed to all that lies ahead of him with God as his strength and guide.

Sooooo......I went to the Black Expo in Columbia South Carolina right, and I didn't realize it would spark so much hate from black people and white people.  So my facebook inbox got FLOOOODED with messages where Black people complain as to why should we have a Black Expo and that it is a waste of time, while White people say...well what if we decide to have a White Expo, or "White Pride" event? So I was like WOW!!!!  Here we go again!!!!  A good ole Black vs. White Battle!!!!  I didn't respond to not one message.Can't we all just get along?!?!  Figured I save it for the show..I have a STROOONG view on both sides....Well join me on House of Harley Wednesday @9pm 5/21/14 to discuss this, Hot Topics and More!!!!!Call the Show 347-884-9373 Twitter: @hohtalkradioEmail: houseofharleytalkradio@gmail.com 

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You could call it a cross between Black Expo and Af'ram Fest - two well known festivals in the African American community. But promoters say it is so much more - Africana Virginia Beach is billed as a 3 day festival celebrating family, culture and entertainment of the African Diaspora. It debuts August 23-25 at the oceanfront - and some in the African American community are surprised by the location considering the tension between the Black community and the resort city when it comes to large events marketed primarily to African Americans. On the next Another View we'll talk with festival producer Bruce Williams about the goals of the event, along with Captain Patrick Gallagher, Virginia Beach Police Department, who will talk about safety during the festival, and also about a special event honoring the first African American police officers to serve Virginia Beach and Princess Anne county. Plus, Lisa Godley shares the special talents of a local spoken word artist. It's all on Another View, Friday, August 16 at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM, or stream us at whrv.org.

Brina is a new voice of World Roots Reggae Music from Jamaica.Her songs “Listen” and “Real Reggae Music” have been gaining airplay in Jamaica and around the world.  In January 2012 Brina released “Lala Vizuri (Sleep My Little Baby)” sung in English and Swahili, this song gives hope for the suffering babies of the world. Brina's soon to be released debut album “Under One Sun” will put Roots Reggae Music with a spiritual message back on the world map. “Under One Sun” recorded and produced in Jamaica, features Jamaican legends Toots Hibbert and Sly Dunbar. For a free download www.brinastunes.com   Dave Munroe aka Ras D is a prolific singer/songwriter from Kingston, Jamaica.Ras D has performed in many festivals including Napa Valley Reggae Festival, Dreadstock Reggae Festival and Monterey Bay Reggae Festival. He has also performed at Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall in, Hawaii, Mandela Village Arts Center in Oakland, California as well as the Black Expo in Oakland and many other venues. There are plans for international concerts in 2012.Ras D's music is available for purchase and downloads  www.reverbnation.com/rasd Amazon and Facebook/Ras D Music GONDWANA is the most prestigious, solid band of the Hispanic world. With a constant movement across the continent and a myriad of vibrant shows, the band continues to present a bullet-proof repertoire. In addition, the band is the most internationally known Chilean band and continues to move forward with more and more energy in a daily basis. Formed in 1987, the band boast multi-platinum albums and awards at festivals across America. Performed in Reggae on the River in California, Rock al Parque in Bogotá, Vive Latino in Mexico, Pepsi Music in Buenos Aires, Cosquin Rock in Cordoba, Quito Fest in Ecuadorand various appearances in the prestigious Festival de Vina delMar in 

Black Expo, Barack Obama, Attorney General Meeting

Black Expo, Keynotes Duet and Garfield Park

"Give me my flowers while I yet live" - Special guest, James Roebuck, Founder and CEO of Black Expo USA and business associate and friend of LEE GREEN, Founder and President of the National Black Business Trade Association [NBBTA] and Black Business Space [BBS] join NBBTA & BBS members as we declare Feb. 1st WORLD LEE GREEN DAY and honor him with testimonies, love, and acts of commitments to Black Business Building. "If I can help somebody as I pass along then my living shall not be in vain." Le