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2 episodes with buying black
2 episodes with buying black
2 episodes with buying black
2 episodes with buying black
2 episodes with buying black
“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
When black people ask for discounts just know they don't have any money and they might not pay
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. ✊
Friendship-West Church's ‘100 Days of Buying Black' focuses on creating new wealth (BCNN1 11.30.21) by Daniel Whyte III
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
Another day, another dollar lost. Ben Simmons is an all-star. 3:05 Selling tesla 6:53 Day trading Disney17:00 Tatis rookie cards19:02 Buying Black yeezy 1's26:30 Sixers27:39 Ben Simmons all-star 32:22 Ben Simmons locking down Luka35:00 Jojo double issues
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
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
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
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
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
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.
Join Carlos, Arleita, Natasha and I as we discuss the premise of Buying Black. We dive into the basics of being a black business owner and things a consumer must know before dismissing a business because of a less than stellar experience. website: www.survivinthepodcast.com instagram: @survivin_thepodcast email: listen@survivinthepodcast facebook: Survivin' : The Podcast
Our first challenge! We challenged ourselves to make an effort to consciously spend our money with black businesses. Listen to find out what we learned about our spending habits, why we don't patronise our own people and how we fared with the challenge. Three thirty+, married women with kids, sharing their opinions and thoughts on all things that modern life has to offer. Somewhat measured, always honest. #ChangeOfPlanPodcast Talk to us! changeofplanpodcast@gmail.com
Join Carlos, Arleita, Natasha and I as we discuss the premise of Buying Black. We dive into the basics of being a black business owner and things a consumer must know before dismissing a business because of a less than stellar experience. website: www.survivinthepodcast.com instagram: @survivin_thepodcast email: listen@survivinthepodcast facebook: Survivin' : The Podcast
David and Josh dive headfirst into a reflection off of last week's episode featuring Melanie Johnson, Director of Multicultural Affairs at the University of Texas at Arlington. Asking tough questions like: Should social justice be taught in schools? Is America actually broken? How long should a shower really last? Tune in for some good ol' constructive conversation, and as always, let us know your thoughts! Time Stamps: 2:12 Josh Takes Absurdly Long Showers 5:04 Teaching Social Justice in School 14:35 Is America Inherently Racist and Broken? 21:52 Defunding the Police and Allocating Funds 34:58 Buying Black 41:27 Feeling the Pressure to Speak Up 46:56 Beyond the Branding of a Social Justice Activist 60:20 Be a Nice Person
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
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About today’s show… Economic empowerment. Support small businesses. Support minority-owned businesses. The way to freedom begins with financial freedom. While […]
#YoAunTeas sidebar out the gate, talking about their favorite Veggies and rehash the Nasty vs. Freaky convo. Do you block gaslighters on Facebook? #Kanye is back doing the most and trying to run for president. The #AYA #AskYoAunTeas asks if Age Gap dating should be a concern. AunTea Dawon gives an update of Black People Doing Great Things. #HalleBerry backs out of a movie role playing a Trans Man. #Boystown in #Chicago is potentially looking at a name change that is more inclusive. Does 2020 have a #SongOfTheSummer yet and the gays of #FireIsland are clearly not scared of #DaRona. That's What's Brewing Today... "So, Get Your Cups Ready for MinoriTea Report!" Follow Us- Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo_xKK1VRhPrVMQxm1SzTCg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minoriteareport/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MinoriTeaReport/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MTeaReport Email Us- AYA@minoriTeaReport.com Time Stamps: 3:30- Veggie Tales 6:10- Nasty Boys 8:31- Facebook 20:30- Kanye 28:00- AYA 58:27- Black People Doing Great Things 1:15:13- Halle Berry & Trans Community 1:25:35- Boystown 1:46:38- Song of the Summer 1:53:53- Fire Island Gays
Welcome Bold Beauties to Season 2. Thank you for joining me this Sunday for some real girl talk. During this episode Chinwe's discusses the importance of Buying Black. All of my favorite black owned Brands are going to be linked below. #Blacklivesmatter. Chinwe also gets into women taking accountability of their life and happiness. Share this episode with a friend and then have an open conversation about the ares in your life you work on or celebrate more! Support my family: Youtube Channel @ChairRaytv-Beauty and Vlogs @Btwnthelines-Book Club Podcast Buy Black: You can find almost everything you need to buy black on the Black Wall Street App but here are businesses I used recently. Hair / Beauty Bundles/Wigs- Kendra's Boutique Makeup Brand Pat Mcgrath Makeup Brand- Fenty Fitness Active wear- @Spartalete Personal Trainer-@Fitbymendi Fitness belt @jsculptfitness
Welcome to Chit Chat with Cee, random conversations outside of the normal show. Today, Buying Black as A Lifestyle. www.bougieblackblogger.com www.kindredcreativeszine.com www.creneeart.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bougieblackblogger/support
Keep up with vegan chef Sunni Speaks on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sunnispeaks/) . Snatch up the 21 Fresh Vegan (https://payhip.com/b/WP0k) cookbook digitally or a hard copy! This week Sunni recommends All About Love (https://www.mahoganybooks.com/9780060959470) : New Visions by Bell Hooks as a must read book. More on blackfishing (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/black-instagram-influencers-call-out-blackfishing-white-women-racial-appropriation-n1064856) Check out luxury black-owned tequila DeLeón (https://www.deleontequila.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwl4v4BRDaARIsAFjATPly9Q05fQHGKn4-M1pXxImH6LHF6dtrnrZ9Ee7ktwbCzbf9CNzMmlEaAuI_EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds) Connect with us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/GROGDTPodcast) Shop cool merch (https://shopgetrichorgetdrunktrying.myshopify.com/) inspired by the podcast. Check out our sister brand Electric87.com (https://electric87.com/) Sidebar: I am crying laughing at how much of my dog Romeo's paws can be heard click-clacking through this episode!
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Anissa, Linda E, Luanda Yasmin and Sophie Hannah ask whether the UK public can be trusted to maintain social distancing, what constitutes sexual assault and why it takes some women a long time to report abuse, whether the Windrush generation are owed more than just thanks and compensation from the UK government, and if “buying black” truly supports the community when raw materials and products are manufactured elsewhere.--------------------------------------- FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION #EthnicallySpeakingInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/unitedmelanincoFacebook: https://facebook.com/unitedmelanincoTwitter: http://instagram.com/unitedmelanincoLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/unitedmelaninco/YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/UnitedMelaninGroupGet in touch with us: ethnicallyspeaking@unitedmelaningroup.com---------------------------------------- LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE https://unitedmelaningroup.com/es003(Website – Show notes) https://www.ontherecordfilm.co.uk/watch-at-home(Film – On the record – Documentary)https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m000jyxy/i-may-destroy-you?seriesId=m000jyxv(TV series – I May Destroy You – Michaela Coel on BBC iPlayer)https://www.windrushday.org.uk/(Website – Windrush Day)https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/windrush-lessons-learned-review(PDF – Windrush Lessons Learned Review: independent review by Wendy Williams – Report)https://www.instagram.com/ezewraps/ (Satin-lined African Headscarfs – @ezewraps Instagram)SUPPORT FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY SEXUAL ASSAULTWhere you go for help can depend on what's available in your area and what you want to do. Whether it happened recently or in the past - or if you're not sure what happened - the organisations listed below can help you think through your options and next steps. Remember:if you are in immediate danger, call 999, otherwise you can call the police on 101you can go to a police station and ask to speak to someone in private – you do not have to explain whyyou can ask a victim support service to report the crime for youNHS serviceshttps://www.nhs.uk/live-well/sexual-health/help-after-rape-and-sexual-assault (advice and support, including overview of NHS services such as your GP, hospital Accident & Emergency (A&E) departments, GUM (genitourinary medicine) or sexual health clinics)Victim Supporthttps://www.victimsupport.org.uk/ (includes free 24/7 live chat service)08 08 16 89 111 (24/7 free and confidential support line)Rape Crisishttps://rapecrisis.org.uk/ (includes free live chat service, opening times vary)0808 802 9999 (national freephone helpline open 12.00–12.30/19.00–21.00 every day of the year)Women's Aidhttps://www.womensaid.org.uk/ (includes free live chat service open Mon–Fri 10.00–16.00, Sat–Sun 10.00-12.00)The Survivors Trusthttps://thesurvivorstrust.eu.rit.org.uk/08088 010 818 (free and confidential support line open Mon–Fri 10.00–20.30, Sat 10.00–12.30/13.30–16.30/18.00–20.30, Sun 13.30–16.30/18.00–20.30; 24hr answer machine and male advisors on Thursday mornings)Survivors UK (for male victims of sexual assault)https://www.survivorsuk.org/24-hour National Domestic Violence Helpline on 0808 2000 247---------------------------------------- Music by GC
Black-owned businesses need fuel to sustain, grow, and hire. If we support eliminating the Black wealth divide, we need to commit to buying from Black businesses. Our guest Kezia Williams, the founder of the Black UpStart, launched a new movement called "My Black Receipt" to promote buying from Black-owned businesses. She asks all communities (Black and Allies' alike) to commit to showing support from Juneteenth through July 6, by buying from Black businesses and then uploading the receipt online. In this episode, we discuss how Kezia started The Black UpStart and My Black Receipt, and the importance of buying, creating, and hiring in the Black-owned space.
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 Life Talk Radio & Podcast https://www.eliteconversations.com/mypodcast.html
Now black businesses to support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
We are living in a time now in June 2020, where the idea of buying black has only become mainstream in the last month. However, today's sustainable brown girl has been doing the work to create an all-natural marketplace by all black artisans. BLK + GRN offers carefully curated and quality tested skincare, haircare, menstrual care, and home products that are all natural and made by black people. We are talking to Dr. Kristian Henderson, founder of BLK + GRN, about about the importance of buying black, using natural products and we'll get some tips on how to transition our beauty routine to be healthier for our bodies and the planet. Shop BLK + GRN: https://blkgrn.com/ Follow BLK + GRN on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blkandgrn/ Follow Sustainable Brown Girl on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sustainablebrowngirl/ Join the Sustainable Brown Girl Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/259424485303892/
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”
Christina Joy is a Boss with Locs who is using her influence to help consumers understand the importance of supporting Black Owned Businesses and how they impact our community. We sat down with Christina to learn about how she ended up going to an HBCU, her experience in education helping kids with behavioral management, and how she started a magazine with nothing but a stapler and some printer paper that supports Black owned businesses in the DMV area.Follow Christina on Instagram at: http://instagram.com/mama_ankhAnd check out her magazine at: https://www.instagram.com/ourblackbookmag/Learn more and sign up for Incluzion’s first Networking event by clicking here jainecreates.com for coloring booksStay up to date with BossLocks by going to www.bosslocks.org and follow us on your favorite social media platform: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bosslocks/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Bosslocks/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bosslocksTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/bosslocksThank you for listening and we’ll see you next time
On this week's episode we talk about what we can do as a community to bring up black people. We discuss Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and many other instances of social injustice going on in America currently. We talk about recent protests, how it has affected the rest of the world, thoughts on the NBA return and more!
Hey Beautiful Brown Girl! You are getting a smorgasbord today. I'm checking in with you on why I'm not doing the labor of educating White people, Juneteenth ( and why we are buying black through July 4th), plus two books I read this month. Click play to listen and don't forget to rate/subscribe where you are listening. Want to: learn more about the 7 Day Self-Care Experience? Click here! email me? connect@browngirlselfcare.com reach me by mail? Bre Mitchell 11331 183rd St #310, Cerritos, CA 90703
Two things that work toward the detriment of the black community: Hope & Savings In this episode, I question the true level of progress and if we are really operating from a place of power or loud cries for mercy. Economic power is GREATER than just BUYING BLACK. For a deeper dive join us in www.aclive.co We ain't suga coating!
"Buying Black" is a tenant of Black community empowerment aimed at supporting Black-owned business, yet economic redlining in the legal cannabis community creates an interesting knot to untangle: How can we buy Black in the cannabis space with so few legal cannabis businesses to select from? I can name the Black legal cannabis operators I know on one hand. Conversely, the unregulated market is rich with Black and brown cultivators who want a safe place to pursue their passions but have been forced underground, shipping packs out of state instead of participating in the emerging cannabis industry we have growing here in southern California. How do we merge our support for the legal cannabis industry with the principal of "buying black"? In this episode, @Donttawktome joins in on the discussion as we wrestle with buying black vs buying legal. You don't want to miss this one! --- 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/outsmoken/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outsmoken/support
The bboys are back with this latest episode, entitled “Buying Black and the Butt-Hurt Bigot”. Settling nicely into their twice weekly instagram live format, the boys use this Wednesday episode to focus on the pros and cons of “Buying Black”. @DaineSays and @DjIllnessuk discuss the brands and products which were staples growing up in Black households, but with #BlackPoundDay approaching soon, which brands are truly black owned and which are just presenting as such? Also special mention is giving to a little bigot who has seemingly had his feathers well and truly ruffled by the BLM marches and some gentle statue reconfiguration shall we say! As always, like comment and share, and don't forget to let us know, #WhatsYourTake”
Episode 87 - Buying Black for one day - A mistake in your favour - wildest protest and looting stories - Black Celebrities voices - Mount Rushmore of actors - How long do you love something that doesn't love you back - and so much more!
Hey y’all ! Just checking in and letting y’all know that I want to buy black and give back so drop them links! Tune in !Song intro: Ac Johnson www.aonsl.com also if you are interested in purchasing "Queen Quaymo Moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner" click link below https://www.queenquaymo.com/product-page/natraul-chemical-free-shampoo-and-conditioner-kit email for features : queenquaymo@gmail.com website : www.queenquaymo.com YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/YkqEqOHPpLk --- 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/queenquaymo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queenquaymo/support
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
Hey y'all! It’s kinda suspect that we spend the most but have the least. Black Folks!! We, the ladies of the LAF Out Loud Podcast, think it’s time to shift that dynamic! It's time to bring the B.O.O.M. (Black Owned & Operated Movement)! Spearheaded by LOLA Labor Of Love Academy, the BOOM, is all about taking action to support our BLACK OWNED & OPERATED BUSINESSES by BUYING BLACK every chance we get. We especially want to support Black Owned Businesses that belong to our Sister Goddesses who are on this journey with us. The conversation starts here and now! Join in! And don't forget to comment and/or send in questions! We would love to hear form you. Oh I thought you’d find this interesting too. Check out this video produced by the real Boyce Watkins. he’s talking about “How we Starve Out Black Businesses and Organizations. Click the link HERE! --- 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/lafoutloud/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lafoutloud/support
"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.
"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.
On this episode of "By Any Means Necessary" hosts Jacquie Luqman and Sean Blackmon are joined by Jim Kavanagh, a political analyst and contributor to Counterpunch and ThePolemicist.net (where you can find his latest article, "The Party's Over: Bernie's Last Dance With the Dems") to talk about the Senate's passage of the Iran War Powers resolution, why the legislation's unlikelihood of surviving a presidential veto makes it more symbolic than anything else, the complicity of President Obama in normalizing independent warmongering by the executive branch, why so many presidents get elected on anti-war promises only to maintain or enhance the global US military presence, how Trump's openly imperialist ambitions represent a break from the prior emphasis on so-called humanitarian intervention, why breathless reports that Attorney General William Barr is supposedly attempting to rein in President Trump may be exaggerated, and how the obsession with Trump's interpersonal dramas distracts from actual debates over policy.In the second segment, Jacquie and Sean are joined by Ian Goodrum, senior editor with China Daily, to contextualize the "spike" in coronavirus cases in China which is being portrayed by mainstream media as a kind of pandemic, why the successful containment efforts in the overwhelming majority of China are going unappreciated, how hysteria over the issue is stoking a racist backlash facing Chinese people and others of Asian descent in the west, how the press is exploiting the issue to paint China as simultaneously lackadaisical and heavy-handed in their response, and how the virus' spread is impacting daily life in different regions of the country.In the third segment, Jacquie Luqman and Sean Blackmon are joined by Bernadette Ellorin, National Spokesperson for Bayan USA, to talk about the decision by the Filipino government of Rodrigo Duterte to cancel the military agreement with the US military, the need to resist both US imperialism and the repressive Duterte government, how the Filipino government's decision to rescind military access to may impact the relationship between Trump and Duterte and vice versa, and why relations between the US and the Philippines have always been characterized by colonialism. Later in the show, Jacquie and Sean are joined by Bryan Weaver, founder and director of Hoops Sagrado, and China Dickerson, National Political Director for Forward Majority, to talk about Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser's endorsement of Mike Bloomberg for president, the prospects of Bloomberg selecting Bowser as his vice presidential candidate, whether some of Bloomberg's employees will actually vote for him come November, how the South Carolina primary may look for Joe Biden, the tension between pro-police and anti-police elements in Black communities, how such attitudes may explain Bloomberg's bump in support among Black voters, the DC Defenders' debut in the new XFL football league, prior attempts to create an alternative to the NFL (and how Donald Trump managed to end one), why some sports fans defend exploitative and anti-indigenous team names so intensely, the surprisingly international history of Juneteenth, and why Elizabeth Warren's poll numbers are dropping so rapidly.
In this week’s episode Shanti shares her birthday celebrations while Antoinette battles the flu and prepares for her trip to Ghana. Tis the season for gift giving and shopping so for our topic this week we dive into the values of “Buying Black” and Black wealth. Is Black wealth the way to our collective liberation? Will the revolution be monetized? Join us.Saul Williams Interview is from The Breakfast ClubBuy Arrested Development's Revolution here https://music.apple.com/us/album/revolution/724391667?i=724392157
Today’s episode is a special one - it is the one year anniversary of Balanced Black Girl Podcast! To celebrate the first year of the show, we are diving into our favorite question: what does being a Balanced Black Girl mean to you? Host Les is sharing what being a Balanced Black Girl means to her, and we are revisiting some of the most powerful responses to this question from previous episodes of the show, including: Episode 11: Creating Your Own Lane with Falesha Johnson Episode 17: Buying Black and Living Green with Dr. Kristian Henderson Episode 18: Making Self-Care Accessible with Michelle White Episode 25: Creating a Foundation of Mindfulness with Nkenji Clarke Episode 36: Let Your Fears Make You Fierce with Koya Webb Episode 47: Healing from Burnout with Davia Roberts Honorable Mention: What being a Balanced Black Girl means to Michelle Obama (from our book club meeting with her in March 2019) - RESOURCES: Our Website: balancedblackgirl.com Follow us on Instagram: @balancedblackgirlpodcast Like Balanced Black Girl on Facebook Follow Balanced Black Girl Twitter: @balancedblkgirl Balanced Black Girl Partners: BLK+GRN | Use code BBG20 for 20% off at blkgrn.com Black Girl Sunscreen | Use code BBG20 for 20% off at blackgirlsunscreen.com Methodology | Use code BALANCEDBLACKGIRL30 for 30% off your first Methodology shipment Organifi | Use code “BBG” for 15% off supplements at balancedblackgirl.com/organifi This podcast is edited by Bex Carlos of Explain to Me Podcast. If you like this episode, please leave a rating and review on iTunes. Keep in touch with Les on Instagram @balancedles, follow the show @balancedblackgirlpodcast, and join the Balanced Black Girl Podcast Community on Facebook. PS: If you really want to take your year to the next level, snag our free glow-up guide. This free guide has everything you need to implement a self-care practice that works. You’ll get daily journal worksheets, inspiring quotes, affirmations, and a bonus workout. Get the guide HERE.
In today’s summer rewind episode, we’re revisiting this conversation with Dr. Kristian Henderson of BLK+GRN. Dr. Kristian Henderson is a professor of public health, a natural lifestyle enthusiast, and the founder of BLK+GRN, an all-natural marketplace by all Black artisans. BLK+GRN curates products that are sold in categories like skincare, home, bath and body to meet the needs of wellness seekers who want to buy Black and live green. In the U.S. black women buy nearly twice as many body care and beauty products, with nearly 75% of the products marketing to black women containing toxic ingredients that can have a negative impact on our health. Through the creation of BLK+GRN, Dr. Kristian is tackling this issue head-on. She is an unshakable optimist who is passionate about helping women cultivate a lifestyle that’s free of artificial ingredients, toxins, and harmful chemicals. She believes that doing so is the only way to foster true happiness. In this episode, we dive into the importance of understanding what ingredients are in our body care products, and how doing so can have a profound impact on our health. She and her team are leading their community into a Toxic-Free 2019 when it comes to products, mindset, and lifestyle. We had an inspiring, insightful conversation that will have a positive takeaway for everyone. We’re so grateful for the opportunity to share her story and mission. In this episode, we talk about… How to make the switch to non-toxic products. Toxic ingredients we should avoid. The importance of supporting Black-owned businesses. What inspired her to start BLK+GRN. RESOURCES: Stay up to date on Dr. Kristian’s Recovery Send support to Dr. Kristian’s family BLK+GRN Website: www.blkgrn.com Follow BLK+GRN on Instagram: @blkgrn Follow Dr. Kristian on Instagram: @drkristianh Follow Facebook: BLK+GRN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BLKandGRN/ Follow BLK+GRN on Twitter: @blkgrn From the BLK+GRN Blog: The Black Girl’s Guide to Self Care Use the code ‘BBG20’ for 20% off your BLK+GRN order! To unlock weekly bonus episodes, support Balanced Black Girl on Patreon. If you like this episode, please leave a rating and review on iTunes. Keep in touch with Les on Instagram @balancedles, follow the show @balancedblackgirlpodcast, and join the Balanced Black Girl Podcast Community on Facebook. PS: If you really want to take your year to the next level, snag our free glow-up guide. This free guide has everything you need to implement a self-care practice that works. You’ll get daily journal worksheets, inspiring quotes, affirmations, and a bonus workout. Get the guide HERE.
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!!
In this episode we speak with BK9 restaurant owner Gary about “Buying Black the Hood” and the impact it has socially.
I'm talking to Designer Tantrice West, owner and head designer of the brand "Designed by Tan". Tantrice created this brand to give plus size women the courage to stand out in a quote on quote "small waist" society. We are discussing the importance of promoting self-love. Networking your way to the top and Fasting to stay connected to Gods promise. Follow the podcast www.instagram.com/culturekingdompodcast Follow my boutique www.instagram.com/fashionhangersboutique Follow Tantrice www.instagram.com/thickgurlsrus Follow the brand Designed by Tan www.instagram.com/designedby_tan --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tamira-keith/support
In episode 89, we welcome Damien Jones (@iamdamienjones) to our thought provoking roundtable on this week’s Society Now! We first dive into Jussie Smollett being charged with a felony for filing a false report. We also discuss what are the social responsibilities in buying black. Plus, we breakdown what is more important memories or money. All this and more on #SocietyNow!
In episode 89, we welcome Damien Jones (@iamdamienjones) to our thought provoking roundtable on this week’s Society Now! We first dive into Jussie Smollett being charged with a felony for filing a false report. We also discuss what are the social responsibilities in buying black. Plus, we breakdown what is more important memories or money. All this and more on #SocietyNow!
In this episode we talk all things BLACk with Anika Hobbs, founder of Nubian Hueman a catalyst for culture, community, and the development of the creative economy by connecting the consumer to independent artists from across the world. Popular culture, and fair-trade, promoting collective interaction, community development, and global responsibility through a fresh and artistic platform is what she is about! more info at sitmpodcast.com
We discuss the Jussie Smollet situation, Tekashi Jail Talk, Mumble rappers are all ugly. Buying Black, Supporting Black Business, Supporting good business. (Watch Trigger Warning w/ Killer Mike on Netflix.) Khloe Kardashian is the ultimate side chick. And Let people love each other and stop being Fake Woke But Stay Woke.... #KeepItBasement
In the middle of the controversy surrounding some of the biggest high-end clothing brands, Dualities decided to host an exclusive episode highlighting the power of shopping small and buying black. Shout out to our special guests @soniquesaturday and @turestrl coming through and offering their business perspective and expertise.
Welcome to your new favorite podcast, Millennial Frequency! We're here to serve you the latest on pop culture, hot topics, and life from a couple of millenials' perspective. This week we discuss buying black! We should definitely be supporting black businesses and keeping the black dollar circulating in the community for as long as possible. However, there are some things to consider when buying black. Tune into find out what we mean. Please listen to our latest episode.
We talked about a lot of stuff this week, but the main focus was on Buying Black and the power of the Black dollar. Did integration mess up the Black community? Are we too busy chasing after other races instead building up our own? The conversation was influenced by the Killer Mike Netflix episode, but with the recent Gucci backlash this subject is as vital as ever. The crew also looked at Tupac's All Eyez On Me album and discussed it's impact on hip hop overall. Was it a good album? How about the second disc? What about 21 Savage, Chris Brown, Offset? We chopped it up about them and much more this week on The Mogul Lounge!The Mogul Lounge can be found at…..iHeart Radio - Bit.ly/TMLHeartSpreaker - Bit.ly/TMLSpreakerApple - Bit.ly/TMLappleStitcher - Bit.ly/TMLstitchGoogle Play - Bit.ly/TMLplaySpotify - Bit.ly/TMLspot UrbanMogulLife.comContact The Mogul Loungeemail - TheMogulLounge@urbanmogullife.comTwitter - @UrbanMogulLifeIG - @TheMogulLounge @UrbanMogulLifeFacebook - The Mogul Lounge
We talked about a lot of stuff this week, but the main focus was on Buying Black and the power of the Black dollar. Did integration mess up the Black community? Are we too busy chasing after other races instead building up our own? The conversation was influenced by the Killer Mike Netflix episode, but with the recent Gucci backlash this subject is as vital as ever. The crew also looked at Tupac’s All Eyez On Me album and discussed it’s impact on hip hop overall. Was it a good album? How about the second disc? What about 21 Savage, Chris Brown, Offset? We chopped it up about them and much more this week on The Mogul Lounge! The Mogul Lounge can be found at….. iHeart Radio - Bit.ly/TMLHeart Spreaker - Bit.ly/TMLSpreaker Apple - Bit.ly/TMLapple Stitcher - Bit.ly/TMLstitch Google Play - Bit.ly/TMLplay Spotify - Bit.ly/TMLspot UrbanMogulLife.com Contact The Mogul Lounge email - TheMogulLounge@urbanmogullife.com Twitter - @UrbanMogulLife IG - @TheMogulLounge @UrbanMogulLife Facebook - The Mogul Lounge
Pelosi Trump's 45, new J Cole, 2 Chainz works with Dr.Dre, buying Black with Killer Mike and Netflix and much more! This podcast is sponsored by Flipboard★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
In order to thrive we must learn support one another!! Join Telly Mo and Moonie Holmes as they discuss supporting black business, what the stigmas are in supporting black business, and how we can get back to DOING IT!! This episode was inspired by the show Trigger Warning with Killer Mike. Come Sip With US!I
We step away from sports to talk about Killer Mike's show Trigger Warning. It is such an inspiring piece of media we have decided to do a reaction podcast for each episode. Up first: Buying Black and the importance. Digital Daron Podcast Facebook Twitter Instagram Soundcloud Stitcher iTunes Youtube (image courtesy of http://www.al.com/)
From boycotts to hashtags, Curious City traces the history of a 150-year-old message urging the black community to support black businesses.
Today, we’re talking to Dr. Kristian Henderson, professor of public health, a natural lifestyle enthusiast, and the founder of BLK+GRN, an all-natural marketplace by all Black artisans. BLK+GRN curates products that are sold in categories like skincare, home, bath and body to meet the needs of wellness seekers who want to buy Black and live green. In the U.S. black woman buy nearly twice as many body care and beauty products, with nearly 75% of the products marketing to black women containing toxic ingredients that can have a negative impact on our health. Through the creation of BLK+GRN, Dr. Kristian is tackling this issue head-on. She is an unshakeable optimist who is passionate about helping women cultivate a lifestyle that’s free of artificial ingredients, toxins, and harmful chemicals. She believes that doing so is the only way to foster true happiness. In this episode, we dive into the importance of understanding what ingredients are in our body care products, and how doing so can have a profound impact on our health. She and her team are leading their community into a Toxic-Free 2019 when it comes to products, mindset, and lifestyle. We had an inspiring, insightful conversation that will have a positive takeaway for everyone. We’re so grateful for the opportunity to share her story and mission. In this episode, we talk about… How to make the switch to non-toxic products. Toxic ingredients we should avoid. The importance of supporting black-owned businesses. What inspired her to start BLK+GRN. Self-care tips for black girls. RESOURCES: BLK+GRN Website: www.blkgrn.com Follow BLK+GRN on Instagram: @blkgrn Follow Dr. Kristian on Instagram: @drkristianh Follow Facebook: BLK+GRN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BLKandGRN/ Follow BLK+GRN on Twitter: @blkgrn From the BLK+GRN Blog: The Black Girl’s Guide to Self Care SPECIAL OFFERS: Use the code BBG20 for 20% off your BLK+GRN order! Head to our Instagram @balancedblackgirlpodcast to enter to win a BLK+GRN gift card. If you like this episode, please leave a rating and review on iTunes. Keep in touch with Les on Instagram @balancedles, follow the show @balancedblackgirlpodcast, and join the Balanced Black Girl Podcast Community on Facebook. PS: If you really want to take your new year to the next level, snag our free glow-up guide. This free guide has everything you need to implement a self-care practice that works. You’ll get daily journal worksheets, inspiring quotes, affirmations, and a bonus workout. Get the guide HERE.
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
In a post-Obama era where Blacks Americans are proclaiming their blackness now more than ever, it's disappointing to see Black-owned businesses shy away from serving their own people. What mainstream brands do so intently with Eurocentric brand messaging and imagery - Black businesses steer clear of for fear of "limiting themselves" if they focus solely on Black audiences. Storyteller Amber Williams is at the forefront of efforts to dispel this myth of limitation by pushing Black businesses towards more sophisticated-unapologetic branding. Her brand storytelling agency PunkyFlair teaches Founders and CEOs how to improve their sales through stories built around their true customers. Amber has crafted brand language for Armani, CVS, The U.S Olympics, and now uses her talents to service black-owned startups such as Camille Rose Naturals, Heat Free Hair, and Shea Radiance. Amber's aim is to shift the idea from merely "buying Black" to "serving Black," and she would love to share it with your listeners to transform their brand messaging. DURING THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSSED: Where to start when crafting your brand story Improving your sales through your story How to be unapologetically Black in your branding Why not targeting the Black community could be hurting your business Thank you so much for listening! If you liked this episode, please subscribe to “The Black to Business Podcast” and rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts: For complete show notes and resources mentioned for this episode go to: blacktobusiness.com/ep33-amberwilliams STAY CONNECTED: Amber: Website | Instagram | Twitter Black to Business: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook
In this episode we recount the week looking at 45’s denaturalization task force and the impending trade war with China. We then move on to some light-hearted fun with our hosts listing their favorite summer songs of all time. Lastly, we end the episode by discussing supporting black businesses and the problems and benefits of... Continue Reading → --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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!
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With so much debate in the consumers world there is one topic that always seems to surface “Buying Black”. Join us this Tuesday as we discussed the possible pros and cons if any in this deep topic.
Andre C. Hatchett is a nationally acclaimed entrepreneur and philanthropist. Andre is the owner of Priority Notary, Inc. and co-founder of BuyBlackNYC.com. Known as “Mr. Buy Black,” Andre is the driving force behind the national Black Business Challenge social media campaign that encourages African-Americans to patronize Black-owned businesses, record feedback about their experience via their cell phone, and then post the footage online using the #BlackBusinessChallenge hashtag. The campaign, which was initially planned for 30 days but has increased to 395 days, garnered the attention of media outlets and sparked mass appeal in Black economics. We talk to Andre about his philosophy and why it's important to Buy Black! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ash-cash-show/support
Dr. Webb Evans has been a "Buying Black" advocate for more than 50 years. As a part of the United American Progress Association’s Buy Black campaign, President Dr. Webb Evans says the initiative is the second phase of Dr. Martin Luther King’s dream. He is going to give it to you straight up with to chaser. Can you dig it? For more information on the United American Progress Association, 1716 W. 79th Street in Chicago, IL, call 773-268-1873.
On this weeks episode Boss & SSG talk about the spring moves thats been made in the NFL, Why Supporting Black Businesses is sometimes hard to do. How you Need to motivate yourself and stop relying on other people. The Gucci Aftermath and if there solutions is good enough and How We dont wanna Talk about who The Goat Is Anymore. Sit back and enjoy Sorry For The Audio This Week. Songs Of The Week!! Megan The Stallion - Big Ole Freak - https://song.link/us/i/1446318792 Future - Never Stop - https://song.link/us/i/1448780186 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/BRC/supportSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/because-the-radio-is-trash-podcast/donations
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