Podcast appearances and mentions of carey yazeed

This one is a little different folks. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Jay and Kay are discussing how someone can actually form a trauma bond with a toxic job, so the topic is kind of heavy. Still, it is every bit worth a listen!Please check out Dr. Carey Yazeed's blog post: Can You Form A Trauma Bond With Your 9 to 5 Send your workplace stories to fmwlpod@gmail.com or call the Rant Line at 310-818-3273FMWL Theme Song by Big FossPod Promos: Memento Mori and Against All OdditiesSupport the showThanks for listening!Find us on the socials @fmwlpod: Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, FacebookBecome part of our Discord community! Sweet FMWL Merch!Join our PatreonNewsly code FWL for 1 free month of premium! F**k My Work Life is a proud member of the PodMoth Media Network. For more great podcasts, visit podmoth.networkSound effects and music obtained from Zapsplat and Pixabay.

Listen to my conversation with Kym Ali as she shares her personal story and professional journey of overcoming and becoming. Her story has recently been highlighted in the bestselling book, Everyday Struggle: How Toxic Workspaces Impact Black Women by Dr. Carey Yazeed. You don't want to miss this! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kimregis/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kimregis/support

With the passing of Stephen “Twitch” Boss, everyone took to the internet this week to share advice on how to deal with depression; from checking on your friends to reaching out when you are feeling sad, and although the intentions were ‘good' most of the advice being given was not by mental health professions and it was toxic! This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is sharing what it means to be present for your friends and family members and why some people just need to sit this one out. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

Sometimes that holiday plate just isn't worth the family drama. But if you must engage with toxic family members this holiday season, in this episode Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing how to protect your peace and not have a "Soul Food" scene. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

I had the great pleasure of having Dr. Carey Yazeed on my show! In this BHI episode, we discuss concepts like boundary issues, trauma, sexual harassment, and gaslighting. Dr. Carey Yazeed gets into a discussion regarding her own personal workplace trauma experiences and what she did to furhter prevent them from happening again. Dr. Carey Yazeed has a passion that is second to none when it comes to informing individuals of knowledge and awareness regarding how to know if what you are feeling is unsafe. Then how to handle and get out of toxic situations. One of the main goals Dr. Carey Yazeed expressed is that she does not want other women as well as other individuals to go through the experience that she went through in her previous work environment. It was an honor having Dr. Carey Yazeed on as a special guest! Dr. Carey Yazeed Books Unbreak My Soul: How Black Women Can Begin To Heal From Workplace Trauma https://a.co/d/34xDF9o Can't Tell Me Nothing: The Uncomfortable Hair Truths of Black Women https://a.co/d/8e1QnpW Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America https://a.co/d/0okeAeW Dr. Carey Yazeed contact information linkedin.com/in/dr-carey-yazeed drcareyyazeed.com  DrCareyYazeed

Dr. Carey Yazeed  is a bestselling author of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate America and Everyday Struggle: How Toxic Workspaces Impact Black Women. She is also the founder of iThink Change, a company that helps executives to become comfortable having uncomfortable conversations about diverse issues through focus groups, workshops and trainings. She specializes in women diversity, gender bias and equity for women workers. CORE Magazine listed her as an Influential Black of 2022.  On the podcast we chatted about:-Her experiences in the Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) space.-What corporations should do in terms of DEI.-Why companies choose certain people for DEI positions.-Why we aren't seeing any progress in the DEI space.And so much more!You can find Dr. Carey here: https://drcareyyazeed.comFollow me:www.instagram.com/stayathomemomyeahrightwww.facebook.com/stayathomemomyeahrightPlease help me by rating my podcast 5 stars!!! Thank you:)

Everyone is talking about quiet quitting and how it benefits employees, but are there some down sides to this mindset shit that Generation X and Baby Boomers refer to as coasting or “doing barely enough to not get fired?” This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is sharing her thoughts on the phenomenon that has been sweeping through the workplace; the good, the bad, and the ugly. Dr. Yazeed is also sharing an update on her Type 2 Diabetes, her latest trip to the doctor and why it's important to advocate for yourself and your health. Click here and grab your copy of Unbreak My Soul: How Black Women Can Begin to Heal From Workplace Trauma. Use the code UNBREAK at checkout and receive 25% off your order. Offer ends Friday, September 9, 2022. If your organization is looking for a speaker or workshop facilitator for your next event, visit www.drcareyyazeed.com and scheduled a 15 minute consultation and let's discuss your needs!Don't forget, give todays show a heart, spread the word and tell a friend about Confessions of a Retired Hot Girl. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing Jay-Z's recent comments during a Twitter Space Conversation on capitalism and how fake activists are causing more harm on the internet with the spread of fake outrage, misinformation and mis-education as they lust over clicks and likes. And we'll be discussing how both Jay-Z and the fake activists are helping to fuel oppression in America. Read more about Jay-Z and his comments on Twitter. Click here to check out my new article- It's Not Always About Race. Looking for a speaker or workshop facilitator for your next event, visit www.drcareyyazeed.com and schedule a 15 minute consultation to discuss your company's needs. If you found todays show informative give it a heart, spread the word and most importantly, tell a friend! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

DEI and anti-racism influencers are waking up to discover their LinkedIn profiles have been deleted from the social media platform for violation of community rules. This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing why this is happening and what you can do if this happens to you! Forgot to take advantage of the 20% discount on preorders for my upcoming new release, Unbreak My Soul: How Black Women Can Begin To Heal From Workplace Trauma, but still want an autographed copy? Visit unbreakmysoul.com to reserve yours today (warning - you'll have to pay full price). Click here to learn more about building an email list using ConvertKit. Interested in having Dr. Carey Yazeed speak at your next event, facilitate a workshop or be a guest on your show, visit www.drcareyyazeed.com to schedule a consultation. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing what if feels like to be a Black woman in white spaces; the hurts, scars, difficulties faced and the ongoing frustration of living with racism and having your feelings and lived experiences negated. She talks about how our views on race relations shift as we get older. To learn more about Dr. Yazeed and to preorder a copy of her upcoming book - Unbreak My Soul: How Black Women Can Begin to Heal From Workplace Trauma visit: drcareyyazeed.com or Unbreakmysoul.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

On this episode of Confessions of A Retired Hot Girl, Dr. Carey Yazeed shares her personal experience with workplace trauma, when she reached her breaking point and why she decided to share her story with other Black women. She also talks about her upcoming new release, Unbreak My Soul: Helping Black Women to Begin to Heal From Workplace Trauma. Don't forget to like todays episode and if you found it helpful, share with a friend. Also, if you're listening on Apple Podcast, leave a review and let others know what you think. Click here to preorder your copy of Unbreak My SoulLearn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed: www.drcareyyazeed.comClick here to read her article about the dangers of courage culture and why Brene Brown isn't for Black folkClick here to read her interview with Roya Sabri on the stealing of Black women's intellectual property in the digital age This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

Did you know the human mind has up to 50K thoughts in one day and that 80% of those thoughts are negative?! In this episode Dr. Carey Yazeed shares several tips for shifting your thoughts from negative to positive and the benefits of having a mindset shift in midlife. To learn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed or the schedule her as a speaker for your next event visit www.drcareyyazeed.comDon't forget to check out the Retired Hot Girl Newsletter and subscribe today! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

What do you do when employers are less inclined to hire you because they only see your age, instead of the valuable experience you can contribute to their organization? In this episode of Confessions of a Retired Hot Girl, Dr. Carey Yazeed discusses why you should start your own business in midlife and she offers 8 tips to help you get started. Click here to grab your copy of Lipstick, Heels & Hustle: A Woman's Guide to EntrepreneurshipInterested in Midlife Coaching with Dr. Yazeed click here to sign up for a 10 minute discovery call to see if you would be a good fit. Only 10 spots are available. Click here to check out the newsletter, A Retired Hot Girl and read past articles pertaining to midlife and if you've enjoyed todays episode, consider buying Dr. Yazeed a Caramel Creme Coffee from PJ's by clicking here This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode Dr. Carey Yazeed shares why she is leaving the DEI space and the 6 steps you need to take when changing careers in midlife. Click here to check out the latest post over on, A Retired Hot Girl where we show people over 50 how to embrace all things that pertain to midlife. To learn more about Dr. Yazeed visit https://drcareyyazeed.comIf you found the information shared on today's episode helpful, click here or visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/drcareyyazeed and buy Dr. Yazeed a cup of coffee! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

Have you become comfortable in your chaos? In this episode Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing how we sabotage our future peace, how we become comfortable in the chaos taking place in our lives and that becomes our comfort zone. She also shares 4 tips you can begin to use immediately to help you move out of your current comfort zone and stop surviving and start thriving. If you found todays episode helpful click here and buy Dr. Yazeed a Carmel Creme Coffee! To learn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed visit drcareyyazeed.comA Retired Hot Girl is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

On this episode of Confessions of a Retired Hot Girl, Dr. Carey Yazeed discusses what is projection and how it is used by negative people to disrupt your peace. She also shares how you can protect your energy when those Negative Nancy's try to bait you into an argument. Want to treat Dr. Yazeed to a Carmel Creme coffee from PJ's? Visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/drcareyyazeedTo learn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed visit https://drcareyyazeed.comA Retired Hot Girl is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode Dr. Carey Yazeed shares why it's important for influencers to use their platforms for good and how she leveraged LinkedIn to bring awareness to retail giant, Walmart and their attempt to monetize Juneteenth with a limited edition ice cream. To learn more about Dr. Yazeed visit www.drcareyyazeed.comWant to help Dr. Yazeed celebrate her 53rd birthday, Click here to buy her a birthday coffee!Click here to view Dr. Yazeed's LinkedIn News feature for going against retail giant, Walmart and their Juneteenth limited edition ice cream. Correction: The Walmart Foundation last press release regarding funding was in 2021, not 2001. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of Black Power Moves, part of the Ebony Covering Black America Podcast Network, we're speaking to Dr. Carey Yazeed, Founder of iThink Change. https://drcareyyazeed.com/ Dr. Yazeed is a qualitative researcher, a collector of untold stories that help companies and organizations to better understand their customers, employees and target markets.  Certified in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace with a background in mental health and academia, she curates her thoughts through her blog, Baldwin Was Right and is the author of several books including, Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, & Corporate America and Everyday Struggle: How Toxic Workspaces Impact Black Women. Both books were Amazon Bestsellers in the category of business conflict.  A native of Louisiana and a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc, she holds a Ph.D. in Higher Education Leadership and Research from Louisiana State University, a Master of Social Work from Tulane University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Southern University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the sudden death of influencer, Kevin Samuels, Black women on the internet were in an uproar over how they felt he degraded other Black women. In this episode Dr. Carey Yazeed discusses why we need to be careful who we are listening to in these internet streets, false prophets/profits and influencers who are all bling and no knowledge. She shares what you should look for including certifications, education, and experience. To learn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed visit www.drcareyyazeed.comA Retired Hot Girl is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode Dr. Carey Yazeed shares several tips based on The Woman Code by Sophia Nelson on how to teach people how to treat you. As we grow older, our needs change and how we need and expect people to treat us changes as well. We need to understand our triggers, our love languages and what makes us feel good. To learn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed visit www.drcareyyazeed.com A Retired Hot Girl is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

As we grow older we should be evolving and becoming better, but sometimes that evolution can not take place because we are still holding on to who we used to be. In this episode, Dr. Carey Yazeed shares how to let go of who you used to be and how to embrace who you have become. To learn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed visit www.drcareyyazeed.comA Retired Hot Girl is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

What happens when the story being told is not your own? When the advice being given is not only unhelpful, but dangerous? Join Rosa, Alisa, and Dr. Merary this week as they discuss the issue of advice that misses the mark on intersectionality with Dr. Carey Yazeed. Dr. Carey Yazeed's viral blog post, “https://drcareyyazeed.com/the-dangers-of-courage-culture-and-why-brene-brown-isnt-for-black-folk/ (The Dangers of Courage Culture and Why Brene Brown Isn't For Black Folk)”, discussed the issue of why Brene Brown's push toward vulnerability is not safe advice for everyone.   “What is it about being true to who you are? and so that means that we're all different and we're all unique you know, everybody has a different kryptonite, but also everyone has a different superpower. And what works for one person may not work for another person.” – Dr. Carey Yazeed In today's episode: Intersectionality the issues of whitewashing self-help the power of protecting ourselves women of color in the workplace workplace culture ——— https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13927541/ (Join our LinkedIn group!) More from Dr. Carey Yazeed: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-carey-yazeed-09526457/ (LinkedIn) More from Rosa Santos: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-santos-7b6ab02/ (LinkedIn) More from Dr. Merary Simeon: https://merarysimeon.com/ (MerarySimeon.com) More from Alisa Manjarrez: https://www.thehappycactus.club/ (The Happy Cactus) Get transcripts and more at https://www.colorforward.com/ (colorforward.com)

Welcome to Confessions of A Retired Hot Girl, a weekly podcast hosted by bestselling author and cultural critic, Dr. Carey Yazeed. This is a safe space where we come together to embrace all things that pertain to midlife. To learn more about Dr. Carey Yazeed visit www.drcareyyazeed.com A Retired Hot Girl is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retiredhotgirl.substack.com/subscribe

Listen to my conversation with Kym Ali as she shares her personal story and professional journey of overcoming and becoming. Her story has recently been highlighted in the bestselling book, Everyday Struggle: How Toxic Workspaces Impact Black Women by Dr. Carey Yazeed. You don't want to miss this! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kimregis/message

After Dr. Carey Yazeed's article on how Brene Brown's concept of vulnerability can be dangerous went viral on social media, she, Sana Mahboob, Natalie Bell and I had a live zoom panel discussion. This topic has had many people of color relate and many others frustrated. Tune into this almost hour long captivating discussion on vulnerability and safety for marginalized people of colour.

Society has taught us that the closer you are to white the “purere” you are. Is that why they put Karen and Ken in charge of “diversity training” or in positions of power? Why Is Karen Doing The Diversity Training: White Women Profiting in the DEI Space written by Dr. Carey Yazeed

Society has taught us that the closer you are to white the “purere” you are. Is that why they put Karen and Ken in charge of “diversity training” or in positions of power? Why Is Karen Doing The Diversity Training: White Women Profiting in the DEI Space written by Dr. Carey Yazeed

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing SharCarri Richardson - the next Flo Jo, the drama at UNC and Nicole Hannah Jones continues, which state is using firing squads for executions and why people are quitting their jobs in record numbers.   Click here to purchase your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate America. 

In this episode we talk with Dr. Carey Yazeed about her experience working in academia, overcoming harassment, and starting her business. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/blacknessworkplace)

Stop giving Black people holidays and instead give us resources that will help to restore our communities.  This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing Juneteenth in Louisiana, how a white president is leading an HBCU and the ban of critical race theory in education.  Click here to grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate America Cash App $DrCareyYazeed to support the show

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing the execution of Ronald Green by Louisiana State Troopers, the on-air sexual harassment of Olivia Dope, Black activists missing in action, and the Elizabeth City District Attorney justifying the killing of Andrew Brown, Jr by police officers. What's really going on and have we lost control of the Black narrative? To support the production of Baldwin Was Right, CashApp donations to $DrCareyYazeed.  No amount is too big or too small and all are welcomed.  Click here to grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate Ameria.   

This week on Baldwin Was Right Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing the selection of William Tate IV to lead LSU as the new president as the university tries to resolve Title IX violations on the mishandling of sexual assault allegations in the athletic.  Is he there to lead or is he just a distraction?  Will also discuss the case of an Arkansas man cleared of murder 4 years after he is executed.   Don't forget to grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate America. If you are liking the content of the show, consider making a love offering to help with research, production costs or to treat Dr. Carey to a Carmel Crunch Frappe from Starbucks. Cashapp - $DrCareyYazeed  

This week while Black people were doing the electric slide over the Derek Chauvin verdict, Ma'Khia Bryant was shot 4 times in the chest by the police.  Dr. Carey Yazeed is talking about that, plus the possibility of DC becoming a state and how Black people have not overcome having a slave mentality. To get up-to-date information from Dr. Carey Yazeed send a text to 504-499-1341.  You'll receive text messages about when podcast episodes drop, videos uploaded to her YouTube channel, and when she goes live on LinkedIn. Donations for the show can be sent via Cashapp: $DrCareyYazeed Click here to grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate America.    

This week on Baldwin Was Right Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing the killing of Daunte Wright over tags and air fresheners, how the viewing of Black killings via the media can cause mental health problems, plus Black Lives Matter Founder- Patrisse Cullors is in the news for some lavish purchases- hear what she had to say about her spending, plus more... Grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America Apply to be a contributing author in Everyday Struggle: How Toxic Workspaces Impact Minorities - www.anthologyapplication.com Click Here to view and shop Dr. Carey's Reading List for 2021  You can support the show by making a cash app donation to $DrCareyYazeed 

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing UNC's first Black head coach, Hubert Davis. Did he really say he's proud of his white wife and mixed kids?  Can't forget the clout chasers who wanted to be the first to announce DMX's death, days before he actually died and how Karen is out here starting social justice programs so other Karen's can have a piece of paper that says they are Black allies but will go around the corner and let their racists air out on Black people.  Read- White Tears as Weapons, an article by Dr. Carey Yazeed Grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate America. Thank you for your continued support of the show.  To make a donation via Cash App: $DrCareyYazeed

Was Tamir Rice's mom right about Tamika Mallory and other "Black activists?" Are they profiting from the deaths of Blacks?  Tamika Mallory has a new commercial out promoting Cadillac.  Yes, she is selling us cars in the name of Black lives matter.  Is this what Black civil rights have come to in 2021? This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing Tamika Mallory's former affiliation with the Women's March on Washington and how she was asked to leave in 2019 and suddenly shifted from a feminist to a Black activist.  To learn more and about the Tamir Rice Foundation and make a donation visit www.tamirericefoundation.org  Don't forget to grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism, and Corporate America. 

Last week all hell broke loose when YouTuber, Tasha K revealed that "relationship guru" Derrick Jaxn had been cheating on his wife (and continues to cheat on her).  We saw Derrick and his wife go live on social media with her looking like an unwilling participant. There has been a lot of talk about the "high value" man and what he really wants in a woman, with young ladies humiliating themselves calling into Kevin Samuel's show for him to berate them and tear up the little self-esteem that they have.  While Black men tried to tear down Russell Wilson and called him a SIMP for his interview in GQ Magazine and saying what scares him the most in life is losing his wife, Ciara.  On this episode of Baldwin Was Right, mental health therapist, John Granger, II, and Dr. Carey Yazeed are discussing the misconceptions of the high-value man, going to therapy, and what a healthy relationship really looks like.   

Is Dave Ramsey good for Black economics?  This week financial expert, Shaltreese Herron joins Dr. Carey Yazeed in the studio to discuss some comments made by Ramsey and how his philosophy really impacts Black folk. To learn more about Shaltreese Herron and the financial services she offers visit: www.savernayshun.wordpress.com   Head on over to Amazon and grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America

"Who knew two of the most powerful people I HBCU's would be two white women who never went to one - Marybeth Gasman and Mackenzie Scott." This week on Baldwin Was Right, Jarrett Carter, Editor of the HBCU Digest joins Dr. Carey Yazeed to discuss the power of these white women and the survival of HBCUs.   To learn more Jarrett Carter and the HBCU Digest visit: www.hbcudigest.com   

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed talks about the miserable weather conditions in the South and how millions of people in Texas and parts of Louisiana have been without power and water for days.  She's also discussing how Biden is backing out of his promise to eliminate student loan debt in America and how this will impact Black women.   Don't forget to grab your copy of Can't Tell Me Nothing: The Uncomfortable Hair Truths of Black Women and Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America.  Both books are now available for purchase on Amazon.  Today's show is sponsored by Charmin.  Charmin has long-lasting mega rolls that aim to give you a better bathroom experience.  Those who use Charmin really enjoy "the go."

Dr Carey Yazeed is a bestselling - award winning author. Dr. Yazeed has published 5 books in 4 different genres, including her latest release; Shut’em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America, which was a #1 New Release on Amazon. Dr. Yazeed also helps new authors to write and publish their first book through her Aspiring Authors Academy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing the case of Tessica Brown aka Gorilla Glue Girl.  Find out why Tessica and Gorilla Glue went viral over the weekend and is she trying to capitalize off of an honest hair mistake or was this hair care 101 gone wrong.   Dr. Yazeed is also discussing the current stimulus package and why this will be the last go-round of serious COVID relief funding from the American government.  Don't forget to order your copy of Can't Tell Me Nothing: The Uncomfortable Hair Truths of Black Women = www.canttellmenothingbook.com Have a book manuscript sitting on your computer, but don't have the time to figure out how to get it published, visit www.aspiringauthorscoach.com to learn how you can turn your manuscript into a published book today!

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing the moves President Biden has been making since taking office and how these executive orders will impact Black Americans.   To learn more about Dr. Yazeed visit www.aspiringauthorscoach.com and follow her on Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter @drcareyyazeed Don't forget to share this episode out with your family and friends on social media and to leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcast

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing Biden crossing the burning sands, Melania's dramatic exit, the cancelling of the 1776 project - but can we cancel these student loans - her first read of 2021 and why racism won't disappear just because we have a new president.  Click Here to grab your copy of Ambassador of Hope by Andre Norman from Amazon and while you're there, grab a copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism & Corporate America.    

This week on Baldwin Was Right, Dr. Carey Yazeed discusses life after the siege of the Capital for Republicans, Trump, and the Terrorists.  Did life return to normal?  Why financial backers pulled out, and what House of Representative Cori Bush had to say about the president during her impeachment speech.   Make sure to follow Dr. Carey Yazeed on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter @drcareyyazeed. Your support is greatly appreciated.  Donations for the production of Baldwin Was Right can be made to CashApp $DrCareyYazeed 

Welcome to the first episode of Baldwin Was Right with Dr. Carey Yazeed.  Today Dr. Yazeed is sharing her commentary on the proud boys and why they were allowed to enter the Capital, Stacey Abrams and how she flipped the State of Georgia blue, plus the death of literary legend, Eric Jerome Dickey.   Click Here to grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America.   Follow Dr. Yazeed on Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter @drcareyyazeed Your continued support of the podcast is greatly appreciated.  Donations can be sent to Cash App $DrCareyYazeed We enjoy corporate sponsors.  If your business would like to sponsor and episode send us an email at drcareyyazeed@gmail.  

This week on Beauty, Brains and Business Dr. Carey Yazeed will be discussing why Blacks don't trust science, the systemic killing of black leaders and reality tv stars doing performative activism for likes.   Don't forget to grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America.  Visit www.shutemdownanthology.com to order your autographed copy today.  

On this episode of the Beauty, Brains and Business podcast Dr. Carey Yazeed is sharing how to protect your peace as we go into 2021 and why everyone is protecting Dr. Jill Biden, but who is stepping up and protecting Black women with doctorate degrees? Grab your autographed copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America: www.shutemdownanthology.com To learn more about the Beauty, Brains and Business Network visit www.thebeautybrainsandbusiness.com  

This week on the Beauty, Brains and Business podcast Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing scam season and how scammers are targeting small business owners.   Click Here and grab your copy of Shut'em Down: Black Women, Racism and Corporate America, #1 in New Releases on Amazon!   To learn more about the Beauty, Brains and Business Network visit www.thebeautybrainsandbusiness.com  Ready to write your bestseller?  Visit the Aspiring Authors Academy today, www.aspiringauthorsacademy.com 

This week Dr. Carey Yazeed is discussing the incident that took place at True Kitchen and Cocktails restaurant in Dallas, Tx that went viral and how the owner, Kevin Kelley handled the situation with his customers.  Dr. Carey Yazeed is also sharing how we should handle bad customers in our businesses.   To learn more about the Beauty, Brains and Business Network visit www.thebeautybrainsandbusiness.com If you are looking to write a book in 2021, don't forget to check out Dr. Yazeed's upcoming Aspiring Authors Academy.  To learn more visit www.aspiringauthorsacademy.com  Get $20 off your fertility test today!  Visit  www.modernfertility.com/bbb