Podcasts about buying black

In today's Fittbite, I explain why so many people end up buying black leggings even when they plan to try something different. We'll discuss how black reduces decision fatigue, why it makes logos stand out more clearly, and how it becomes the foundation of repeat purchases. Beyond consumer psychology, I highlight the way major brands turn black into their most reliable product and use it to fund seasonal experiments. Tune in to discover how you can make black a powerful tool for your brand.Book a 1 on 1 with our host, Shadi for personalized advice on how to create and grow your fashion business: https://www.fittdesign.com/services/consultation Design your own collection with our instantly downloadable factory ready tech pack templates: FittDesign Tech Pack Templates Follow our host on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shadiadada/ https://www.instagram.com/fittdesign/ Got any other questions, email us for an instant response at: studio@fittdesign.com Subscribe to our weekly fashion design podcast (New episodes every Thursday at 4pm CST): https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-fittdesign-podcast/id1454410683 Visit our website:https://www.fittdesign.com/ Follow us on:https://www.linkedin.com/company/fittdesign/ https://www.facebook.com/fittdesign https://www.pinterest.com/fittdesign/ https://www.behance....

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For too long, systemic barriers have made it difficult for Black communities to build and sustain generational wealth. But through entrepreneurship, economic circulation, and financial literacy, we have the power to reshape our financial future.In this episode of The Phat Girl Chronicles, we're diving into:✔️ Why buying Black is key to economic empowerment✔️ The challenges & triumphs of Black entrepreneurs✔️ How to build and sustain generational wealth✔️ The importance of financial literacy, investing & ownershipWe're talking about real solutions, real strategies, and real success stories—because Black dollars matter, and so does where we spend them. Tune in NOW on Facebook, YouTube, and all podcast streaming platforms!We wanna hear all your thoughts and answer all the questions, so come connect with us..........Instagram: @thephatgirlchronicles Facebook.com/thephatgirlchronicles Twitter: @pgcpodcastYouTube: https://youtube.com/c/ThePhatGirlChroniclesYou42: https://www.you42.com/channel/1647 Did you learn something in this episode that you didn't know?!? If so, please share this episode with a friend and leave a 5-star review and comment wherever you listen to this podcast. We would love to know how our show made your day or taught you something new!!! https://www.facebook.com/thephatgirlchronicles/reviewsAnd make sure you listen in on your favorite podcast streaming platform, and leave us a rating, follow us, and share, share, share!!!!

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Sherwin wraps up the show discussing Black businesses and how the value of anything the Black community involves itself with immediately goes down. Take Elsa's for example. It used to be seen as a swanky place for mainly white people but now it's ninja central...

“I think one way to fix the challenges in the Black community is to have more business owners. . . . Businesses end up stabilizing communities.” Damon RawlsOn this week's episode, guest host Jalynn Baker is joined by Damon Rawls, founder of Knoxville's Black Business Directory (among many other things!). You'll hear about the creation of the Black Business Directory, collaborating with community members, mentoring 100Knoxville cohorts, and Damon's strong views on consciously investing in the Black community so that we all prosper. Learn more about Damon and the Knoxville Black Business Directory: LinkedIn | WebsiteLearn more about 100Knoxville 100Knoxville is a business accelerator program from the Knoxville Entrepreneur Center with a  goal of growing Black-owned businesses in Knoxville by $10,000,000 over 5 years through investment of time and talent, and access to social, political, and financial capital.Listen to all episodes of the Big Ideas Welcome podcast, available now on your favorite streaming platforms and at bigideaswelcome.com.This Big Ideas Welcome podcast is brought to you by Knoxville Entrepreneur Center, hosted and curated by KEC chief of strategy  Chris McAdoo, and produced and edited by Palm Tree Pod Co.

Marquel Bridges is co-founder of the BLM Grassroots Mississippi Chapter and founder of Building Bridges, which helped expose six white former Mississippi cops known as the “Goon Squad” in the racist attacks against Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker. He is currently working on the Black Xmas campaign for BLM Grassroots. www.BlackXmas.Org IG: BlackLivesMatterMississippi

Dr. Ken Harris takes pride in seeking black business to support whatever chance he gets. Is the practice of putting black businesses first Racist? Dr. Ken wonders if it was the other way around would it be seen as racist? Truth fans call in to show support for buying black.

Ryan Wilson - entrepreneur, CEO & Co-Founder of The Gathering Spot and CCO of Greenwood Bank - hops on the BTM Podcast to chat about Black entrepreneurship and the importance of "buying black". Ryan also speaks on what inspired him & business partner TK Petersen to create The Gathering Spot and how influencers like Killer Mike and Jesse Williams have invested into putting money back into the Black community nationwide. Subscribe To Our Podcast: https://www.thebtmpodcast.com/home FOLLOW US: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thebtmpodcast/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/thebtmpodcast FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thebtmpodcast/ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebtmpodcast Creator, Host & Executive Producer: Takeo Spikes Creator, Co-Host & Executive Producer: Tutan Reyes Produced by Behind the Mask Media, LLC Audio Engineer: Anthony Majors Sounds Powered by DJ JWATTZ Artwork: Jamaal Williams (c) 2022 The Behind The Mask Podcast #Investing #Entrepreneur #Money #Banking #Entrepreneurship #Atlanta #Investment

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Should BLACK CONSUMERS seek out more chances to BUY BLACK during the holiday season? We ask special guests, CHER'DON REYNOLDS, Sheo of She Prints It, and owner of Seeds 2 Shirt, TAMEKA PEOPLES, to give their take on BLACK FRIDAY and BUYING BLACK throughout the holiday season. Has the BUYING BLACK movement improved business for BLACK OWNERS in the last few years? Are BLACK CONSUMERS still unaware of opportunities to BUY BLACK? Do we have a realistic view of what being a BLACK OWNER of a business or BUYING BLACK actually looks like? MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/montoya-smith/message

Marissa Kearney, the founder of @TargetWhileBlack is all about mindful buying and dives into the challenges Black brands face in the retail space, the assistance available to make it a bit easier, and the other side of going viral on Instagram and TikTok.Marissa is a former teacher turned Influencer for Black Brands. Her popular platforms, TargetWhileBlack and RetailWhileBlack turned into a movement where she shows the community they can also shop Black in retail stores. On her pages she, highlights Black brands, representation, and all-around cool things she finds in retail.  Her overall goal is to raise awareness and increase exposure to Black brands in retail stores.Follow Target While Black:On IG: @targetwhileblackOn TikTok: @targetwhileblackOn Twitter: @targetwhileblkFollow Retail While Black:On IG: @retailwhileblackOn TikTok: @retailwhileblack

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Money circulates nearly an unlimited number of times in white neighborhoods, but only once in African-American communities, according to the Selig Center for Economic Growth. On this episode, we ask: how can we keep the Black dollar circulating in Black communities for longer? First, we hear from Bernard Bronner, President and CEO of Bronner Bros., the Black, family-owned beauty company behind the annual Bronner Bros. Hair Show. After losing their best-selling hair care product because they didn't manufacture it themselves, the Bronners recognized the importance of ownership for sustaining not only the company, but the broader Black community. Then, host Carla Harris sits down with author and activist Maggie Anderson, who embarked on a year-long journey to only buy Black. Through her lived experience and supporting data, Maggie unpacks the historical and ongoing factors that prevent Black dollars from circulating through the Black community. And she highlights opportunities that exist for Black entrepreneurs and consumers to reclaim the power of their dollar. https://www.morganstanley.com/what-we-do/inclusive-innovation-and-opportunity Disclaimer textThe guest speakers are neither employees nor affiliated with Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC. (“Morgan Stanley”). The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of Morgan Stanley. The information and figures contained herein has been obtained from sources outside of Morgan Stanley and Morgan Stanley makes no representations or guarantees as to the accuracy or completeness of information or data from sources outside of Morgan Stanley. Morgan Stanley is not responsible for the information or data contained in this podcast. This podcast does not provide individually tailored investment advice and is not a solicitation of any offer to buy or sell any security or other financial instrument or to participate in any trading strategy. It has been prepared without regard to the individual financial circumstances and objectives of persons who receive it.© 2022 Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC, Members SIPC.

On this episode Radio Personality and Entertainer J Mac and Author Verlincia Hill join us to discuss little known Black History facts, "Buying Black" , Believing in yourself and getting out of your own way. Gems were dropped, pick them up and get to it!   Follow Us! @lemonadetalkpodcast @_allthecoolnamesweretaken_ @icynetria Guests: @jmacworldwide @dealinghope101 Get your copy of: I Dare You To Try: Internet Trappin for Beginners eBook by Verlincia Hill https://www.dealinghope101.com Enter Code: LEMONADETALK for 10% off thru February Wine of the day Sponsored by: @chapter38wine To Order: https://chapter38wine.com          

In order for us to reach the mountaintop of self-sufficiency, it'll take a TREMENDOUS amount of resources to complete the task. History has shown us that our blind reliance on the government to allocate the necessary monies to our coffers to sustain our neighborhoods either leads to some form of miscommunication or blatant misappropriation. But there is ONE ironclad, foolproof and guaranteed way that we African-Americans can ensure that we achieve the self-sustenance that we so richly deserve. If we can FINALLY pull this off, I believe it will give us the financial and political capital necessary to make demands that could reinforce our positioning with American institutions for generations to come. Ladies and Gentlemen… Kings and Queens… I'm talking about… Buying Black. And it'll bear more fruit than you might imagine. I'll explain. Tap in. "Middays with Danny Morrison." Every weekday afternoon from 12pm-2pm. On KBLA Talk 1580. LIVE from Los Angeles. We've got a lot to talk about. ✊

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0:09: This is the game where we got a new story w/ Jada Smith, Will Smith and 50 Cent. Where Kodak Black being able to perform at Rolling Loud despite failing drug tests. And where Jersey Kingpin Fetty Wap turns the Garden State, to the Heroin State. 5:48: Intro now let's take off7:25: Co Producer Smartz, Teddy Bear Jerz, and The Pilot dive in on The Myth of Alpo. Why, how and what caused Hip Hop culture to adopt the entertaining story of our local drug Kingpins without acknowledging the consequences that contributed to Alpo's death. 17:05: NASCAR is trading in their Confederate flag, for Migos and Stallion. Jerz, Smatrz, and The Pilot try to figure out if buying Hip Hop means Buying Black, Buying Young or Buying Fly? If you said yes to all three, you're right!25:04: The Late Night Flight presents the Red Flag Game. DJ Smartz Wreck moderates the game as Baby K Wit The AK, Teddy Bear Jerz, and The Pilot of Black Pilot Radio fire off on all things Red Flags. Enjoy yourselves, because we sure as fu*k did. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

2020 was filled with messages urging people to support Black owned businesses as a way to combat racism, increase the Black dollar, and support Black communities. But will these messages inspire lasting consumer changes? Is Buying Black a trend? On this episode, we say NAH, and speak with an amazing guest on how to make Buying Black accessible, fun, and a lifestyle!Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: 1. Supergoodie- (@supergoodieshop) Supergood Secondhand Clothing https://www.supergoodie.com/pages/contact 2. Edas (_@edas)- Accessories for the eclectic being https://edas.storeKeep Up With MikailaMikaila Brown, PhD | Fashion Anthropology Founder: The Common Thread ProjectSidewalk Safaris www.sidewalksafaris.com | IG:@sidewalksafariBook a Cultural Shopping Tour Today!(VIRTUAL / NYC / ATL / LA (ComingSoon) Find us on Instagram:@blackandyellowpodcastAlana J. Webster: @renegadeoffunJacklyn Chung Young: @jacklynchungyoungEmail us: podcastblackandyellow@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, the guys discuss the 100 year anniversary of the Tulsa race massacre. They touch on the first time they learned about Black Wall Street and the impact it had on them. Later they discuss the important of buying black, the black dollar, and supporting black-owned banked. Tune in. Black owned banks: https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/banking/black-owned-banks-and-credit-unions

This week on A News You Can Use Podcast Powered by Be And Us LLC, our Business Spotlight, Stefan West discusses his passion for Black Businesses. We discuss why Stefan started the Black Wall St Challenge and how his passions led to this mission. Shop our brands and our title Mommy and Daddy Do You Still Love Me Anymore? by Frenchaire Gardner. Recorded in Dallas, Texas. Stefan West's bio: I'm on a mission to raise awareness of the importance of showing love to local Black-owned businesses. Combating issues like poverty, unemployment, and crime at their core. While helping to create opportunities for Black business growth, expansion, and job creation. It is my goal to develop stronger community relationships and a streamlined customer base for Black business owners. STAY SOCIAL WITH Stefan: The Black Wall St Challenge Facebook Group Subscribe to his YouTube Channel SPONSORS: Harmonize any wireless radiation field in your life, even 5G Bring balance back to your body with the Omnia Radiation Balancer Bring a good vibe back to your body with the Omnia Radiation Balancer. One small patch harmonizes all radiation fields, even 5G Affiliate Omnia link: https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com?p=B1dZwBsTD 10% OFF USE CODE BE TAMARA AND XAVIER BANISTER DIVISION LEADERS AT PRIMERICA CALL 818-392-9479 BUY YOUR BOOKS FROM AMBER BOOK STORE FULL-SPECTRUM DOULA SERVICES WITH WOMB CARE WOMXN ANDREA RICHARDSON Support the podcast financially. Featured music by Frenchaire Gardner, M.I.D.T Records, and B & B Productions. Thank you to all of the artists that contributed to this episode. A News You Can Use Podcast does not own the rights to any of the music played on the podcast. You may submit your music files, announcements, and events by emailing us anewsyoucanusepodcast [at] Gmail dot com Follow us on Spotify. Subscribe and rate the podcast on Apple Podcast. Leave us a message on the FREE Anchor app and support the podcast financially. Your contributions support continued programming and leveling up. Cashapp $beandusllc Paypal.me/Frenchaire to support the podcast directly. Peace and blessings. Much love and abundance --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/news-you-can-use/message

On this episode of 30 to Life, Muki & Brown chats with Donald Hawkins, the Co-founder and CEO of First Boulevard. Donald is a serial entrepreneur with years of experience in technology and financial services. Hawkins most recently founded Griffin Technologies, a fintech company focused on providing real-time, contextual intelligence to community banks and credit unions. Donald shares his amazing story and breakdowns the importance of having a mentor. Later he discusses the steps it took to create First BLVD and the importance of black ownership and taking action. About First Boulevard - Launch Juneteenth 2021 
First Boulevard is a digitally native neobank building generational wealth for Black America. By providing a platform focused on improving financial livelihood through incentive-based financial education, black-focused spending by giving Cash Back for Buying Black™ and automated wealth building, First Boulevard helps members remove the stress out of managing their money while also developing positive financial behaviors and habits to reach goals faster. Learn more about First Boulevard at https://bankblvd.com

Sistas Talking Natural Hair & Business Episode 33: Black America's Plan to Fund Our Own Businesses Host: Charlotte Van Horn Guest: Cheree Warrick, Co-Founder and CEO, The 10K Project Discussion Topics: *How do we close the wealth gap? *If we're BUYING Black, why aren't we INVESTING Black? *How is The 10k Project building a 100% Black Owned *Crowdfunding Platform? *Is The 10K Project SEC compliant? Produced by Elite Conversations Podcast https://www.eliteconversations.com/mypodcast.html

Episode 157: It's In The Details They say "money, power, and respect... is what you need in life" and Episode 157 is about all three. Featuring Mental Health Therapist and Executive Producer of The Realish TV, Orlando Fox (@FoxEducates) we discuss the dynamic of money, power, and respect in romantic relationships, the relationship with oneself, and the relationship between Black business and Black people. Check it out. Subscribe + Listen Today!! Episode Topics:: The Orlando Fox Educates (00:02:24) Financially Unbalanced Relationship (00:11:21) Is Loving For The Simp? (00:30:24) Not Me But Them?? (00:38:34) Buying Black & Selling Other (01:04:41) Hosts: @itsgeorged + @btb_ses & @afield1823 Guest: @foxeducates + @therealishtv Episode Powered By: Browne Detailing (@BrowneDetailing | BrowneDetailing.com) Connect with Put It In the Air Podcast: Hashtag: #PINTAP Instagram + Twitter: @pintap_podcast Links: Linktr.ee/Pintap Website: Putitintheairpodcast.com

Buying Black is a movement, not a moment. The resurgence of Black Lives Matter has shed light into the lack of availability there is to shop Black-owned brands. While retailers were quick to react and place these products in stores, there's an educational and relational element that shouldn't be ignored to ensure these voices are continuously heard.Despite the demand for more diverse products, Black brands have historically been left out of the wider beauty conversation. The clear lack of shelf space is now being challenged by Aurora James' 15% pledge. Sephora, Macy's and Vogue have all committed to the pledge, but this is only the beginning.One creator who's making headway in this space is Julian Addo. In October 2017, Julian saw a gap in the premium haircare market and introduced gender-neutral Adwoa Beauty to the world for all hair textures including kinky hair. Julian joins us on unEDITED: Inside Retail to delve into the beauty market and educate retailers on what needs to be done in order to elevate representation on shelves. Extra resources:How retailers are waking up to racial injustice and their responses - https://bit.ly/3aVqZHHIlluminating Black culture's influence on fashion - https://bit.ly/3bduNFe

We discuss the importance of tracing where our money goes, and the importance of keeping it within the community. This episode is dedicated to the incredible Geraldine Kirk-Hughes Sampson, Happy Birthday, we miss you so much. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/destiney-johnson/support

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2020 was filled with messages urging people to support Black owned businesses as a way to combat racism, increase the Black dollar, and support Black communities. But will these messages inspire lasting consumer changes? Is Buying Black a trend? On this episode, we say NAH, and speak with an amazing guest on how to make Buying Black accessible, fun, and a lifestyle!Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: 1. Supergoodie- (@supergoodieshop) Supergood Secondhand Clothing https://www.supergoodie.com/pages/contact 2. Edas (_@edas)- Accessories for the eclectic being https://edas.storeKeep Up With MikailaMikaila Brown, PhD | Fashion Anthropology Founder: The Common Thread ProjectSidewalk Safaris www.sidewalksafaris.com | IG:@sidewalksafariBook a Cultural Shopping Tour Today!(VIRTUAL / NYC / ATL / LA (ComingSoon) Find us on Instagram:@blackandyellowpodcastAlana J. Webster: @renegadeoffunJacklyn Chung Young: @jacklynchungyoungEmail us: podcastblackandyellow@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Buying Black doesn’t have to be a trend, it can be a lifestyle. We can and do build billion-dollar businesses but we can do more to support them.That’s why we’re launching a new program called #BuyBlackFriday with today’s episode featuring Steve Worthy from the Worthy Leadership Group Podcast and Adrian Cole from Voiceblast.fm.Learn more about Boss Locks and our guest: https://bosslocks.org/podcast/33-buy-black-friday-steve-worthy-adrian-coleSupport the show and join the Boss Locks Village by visiting https://bosslocks.org/supportLeave a Voice Message at https://www.bosslocks.org/contactJoin the Working While Black Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/workingwhileblack

Thanks for joining us for Episode #9 of our new podcast entitled 'Our Point of View.' Each week Adrian, Justin & Lionel bring you into their friendship and discuss topics around various issues of interest. This week we talk about buying black and the power of the black dollar. Do you really think it's possible for us to spend our money with only black businesses and do we need to spend our money with only black businesses for communities to be where we want them to be? This is one of the main questions we tackled this episode and we would love to hear your opinion. Leave a comment and let us know your thoughts. Follow us wherever podcasts can be heard and let's us know your thoughts about the topics we touched on this week.

In this episode, I talk it up with my IG bestie, Shayla Hill, Owner of Random and Chic Vintage!  We discuss, how she got into thrifting, how going to an HBCU affected her style, why she doesn't shop fast-fashion, and much more.  Give this episode a listen, and share it with a friend. Follow Shayla on IG: https://www.instagram.com/shaylajanel_/ Shop her store, Random and Chic:  https://randomandchic.com/ Follow Random & Chic on IG: https://www.instagram.com/randomandchic/ In this episode she mentions: https://www.thebrand-label.com/ https://www.shopmdqc.com/ https://www.nakedwardrobe.com/ https://truecostmovie.com/ FOLLOW BSA on IG: www.instagram.com/blackstyleanecdotes  

This episode Tamika D, Mallory and Mysonne speak on buying black in America. Moreover, they challenge the discussion about supporting black businesses but not requiring the business to be excellent in the way in which they operate. In addition, they also, speak on how to find multiple streams of income during these unfortunate times. In fact, speaking on multiple streams, their special guest Ray J hopped in on the discussion where he also spoke about his different businesses, and how he got started. For their local activist segment they had Nastasha Williams, who spoke about her running for a second time for city council in Queens New York, wanting to shape change and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

It’s Christmas time and rumor has it you should be supporting black businesses but do ALL black businesses deserve your support? 2020 was the year of “Black Lives Matter” and “buy black” and while most businesses blossomed, thrived and built strong lasting bonds with customers and communities others tanked. Unprofessionalism gets you no where, neither does over charging, having a nasty attitude or poor demeanor, selling used/worn clothes, lumpy cakes, cancelling appointments, failing to be attentive, rendering poor services, selling/serving burnt or undercooked food and a long list of other unbecoming behavior for business professionals. This episode gives classic examples of things that make you wanna say “support my a%!”

TK's friend and business partner Nesha Blair joins the Queens during Holiday family and friends edition. They talk the importance of buying black and announce a surprise --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackqueensuncut/support

In this episode, I sit down with Pierre Campbell. I've known Pierre for over ten years, and the whole time I have known him, he has bought black and supported local businesses. As a novice in the supporting local businesses gang, I decided to chat with Pierre about why supporting local businesses and buying black is important. --- 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/educatedfool/message

This week, Liam hosts an open discussion that turned to a talk about what deals everyone had gotten on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. If you'd like to join in or learn more, head over to https://www.mondaymeeting.org

BLACK SOCRATES offers his version of a BUYING BLACK MANIFESTO for the BLACK COMMUNITY and invites his audience to not only critic the points in the manifesto, but to ask is it even necessary. Why don't other races and ethnic groups openly campaign in this manner, but AFRICAN AMERICANS do so quite often? Are BLACK people too frivolous with their spending? Do AFRICAN AMERICANS support BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES (BOBs) enough? Are BOBs up to standard to garner the support they need? Are our expectations for BUYING BLACK realistic or too high? MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/montoya-smith/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/montoya-smith/support

In this weeks episode of UHeardMeTheFirstTime we talk about supporting black businesses. Have you had a negative experience while supporting a back business? Do you think we are to hard on our black businesses? We also discuss Kevin heart controversial jokes. Did he take it to far ? And you don’t wanna miss another juicy listeners letter. #Blackpodcast #womeninpodcast #buyblack #smallbusiness #undiscoveredpodcast #blackwonen

On tonight's show, we have Tracey Whitehill from Colorado who has Crusaders Valor for Veterans, a Ranch dedicated  to helping the Veterans.  We will also have my friend Leonardo Williams who is about Buying Black and who has a Zimbabwean restaurant here in the area.  Falker Fox with Bull City Votes also joins us to discuss the importance of voting.

On tonight's show, we have Tracey Whitehill from Colorado who has Crusaders Valor for Veterans, a Ranch dedicated  to helping the Veterans.  We will also have my friend Leonardo Williams who is about Buying Black and who has a Zimbabwean restaurant here in the area.  Falker Fox with Bull City Votes also joins us to discuss the importance of voting.

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In this week’s episode we are joined by Kalilah Wright, Founder of Mess In A Bottle, a lifestyle brand that gives a voice to the voiceless. Ms. Wright answers the question: should we support a black business no matter what?; How do you know when it’s time to jump, and lastly she shared some key details on how she is operating her business in the middle of COVID-19. We closed out the show with a few of our beloved rapid-fire questions for Ms. Wright! Brands mentioned in the show:Mess in A Bottle - MESS in a Bottle derives from the 310 BC concept of receiving a MESSage in the ocean. We are the 21st-century form of communication. An innovative apparel company with MESSages that gives a voice to the voiceless. The MESS mission is to evoke change and create a community of unapologetically authentic humans. Visit: www.messinabottle.com to support this Black Business. Pyer Moss - Pyer Moss was founded in 2013 by Kerby Jean-Raymond. Jean-Raymond describes the brand as an “art project” or “a timely social experiment” at times. Pyer Moss aims to use its voice and platform to challenge social narratives and evoke dialogue. The Pyer Moss collections are produced in New York City, Italy, and Portugal.Visit: www.pyermoss.com to support this Black Business.----This episode was Executive Produced by Dawn Owens Ross.Send Mail to PUOPodcast:P.O. Box 2355Apopka, FL 32704----Do You Wanna Be On The Show? Send us your Dear Karen letters at ask@puopodcast.com or DM us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.Do You Have A Colleague Memo? If you have a question you'd like for us to answer on the show, please email us at ask@puopodcast.com.Follow Us on Social Media - @PUOPodcast (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook)Visit our website and sign up for our newsletter at www.puopodcast.com. There you can catch up on all things Professional Use Only Podcast.Theme Music Credit: Renard Hayes, Jr.

We're talking Buying Black and Diversifying the Black Business Community with guest Musician, Entrepreneur and Shit Talker Mafiosa Maf. Let's get into it! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nanette-richelle-gregory/message

Learn more about Laura-Kay, why she started this podcast/what's it all about & also what it means to bloom again! She also uses some QUESTIONABLE vocabulary lol, “Unovercomeable”

Jae chops it up with Rapper & financial analyst Tubbs, Jay Fav & Tay Perkins as they discuss BUYING BLACK & if it's beneficial to the black economy. Tap in, tell a friend

"Adding Machine" It's a brand new episode of one of the fastest growing podcast around. That's right, The Dummies Podcast gets your week started with yet another fun filled episode. With the latest in sporting and entertainment news, The Dummies dive into the week that was leading with the LeBron James I Promise Scholarship Initiative with Kent State University. The guys also discuss “Buying Black” and what it means to shop with Black Owned businesses. Other topics like Byron Allen's recent purchase of more network channels, and the recent study of how often a couple should go out on a date. The Dummies have complied yet another action packed episode with their wittiness combined with their own honest opinions. All of this and the hilariously funny “Dummy of The Week”. So tune in to yet another great episode of The Dummies Podcast. "The Dummies Podcast Ep. 71 'Adding Machine" by The Dummies Podcast. Released: 2020. Genre: Podcast.

Sharing a few laughs at the start then we really Speak On It! Buying Black, Who's Our Black Leader of Today, and Agent 48 drops a bomb on us!!

Black people spend well over $1 trillion dollars every year— with most of this spending taking place during the annual holiday shopping season. Supposed we did a better job of leveraging that spending to actually build black wealth. On this edition of Money Matters Wealthy Thinking, I've got tips to help you do exactly that. If buying black is important to you, you won't want to miss this edition of the podcast, and you might want to share it with others in your sphere of influence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of The Green Room the squad officially introduces the newest member of the team, Ashley Nicole! The trio dives into the Starbucks situation and where blame lies. They talk about the idea of boycotting and whether the act has lost its effectiveness. They also get into why "Buying Black" these days is only done as reaction and not proactively? After hearing about K. Michelle's complications from her butt implants, the crew talks plastic surgery and the effect it may be having on the Instagram generation. Marc G admits that Beyonce's Coachella performance "snatched his edges" lol and they talk about the importance of her Coachella set. They talk some music and a little bit more so sit back, relax and let The Green Room get you through your Thursday!

Montoyis & Reese bring Ashton in to talk Golf Arguments, Working Out, Serendiptiy, Ball Family Reality Show, TI vs Rob vs Chyna, Jay Z and Z-RO's new albums, Buying Black, Surrogate Mothers, Men Approaching Women, Rockets Extend Harden, Opinions on the Pac Movie, The Carmichael Show's end, Getting Blocked on Twitter Voicemail & More! Reach us at @FromThe_Hip, @Montoyisk, @Mann_at_arms on Twitter. Shootfromthehip.xyz!  Email us at shootfromthehip1@gmail.com.  The Facebook page is www.facebook.com/ShootFromTheHipShow/ and the voicemail line is (559)825-SHOT!