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The fellas sit down with DeLisha Milton-Jones, Head Coach of Old Dominion Women's Basketball, to talk about a 3-0 conference start, what stats Coach looks first to in evaluating her team's defensive and offensive performance, and their next two opponents - Coastal Carolina and Marshall. Coach also answers what her ideal NIL deal would have been when she was playing in college.
The fellas sit down with Delisha Milton-Jones, Head Coach of Old Dominion Women's Basketball, to talk about recent games, the progression they have made as a team, defense, hot and cold streaks and more.
Mike and Aaron sit down with Delisha Milton-Jones, Head Coach of Old Dominion Women's and discuss the team's last three games. After wins against SMU, Morgan State, and Bowie State, the Monarchs ride a three game winning streak into this Thursday's contest vs. rival VCU at 6:30. See everyone at Chartway Arena.To learn more about the Pride of ODU collective, please visit their website at https://theprideofodu.com/For more information on how to donate to Old Dominion Athletics please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/
The fellas sit down with Delisha Milton-Jones, Head Coach of Old Dominion Women's Basketball, to learn more about her squad before the 2024-25 season kicks off their first home game on Monday, November 11, 2024 against Morgan State at 6:30pm at Chartway Arena.For more Old Dominion athletics content, visit https://odumonarchists.com/To learn more about the Pride of ODU collective, please visit their website at https://theprideofodu.com/
In this emotionally charged episode of the "Womenology" podcast, host Ria delves into the challenging topics of domestic violence and personal safety. She begins by addressing rumors about changes to the show's lineup before transitioning to discuss a deeply personal story—the tragic loss of her cousin, Delisha Evans, who was a victim of domestic violence. Through candid discourse, Ria elaborates on the warning signs of abuse and the psychological struggles faced by victims, drawing from both family experiences and her professional expertise. Ria uses this platform to shed light on the impactful realities of domestic abuse, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the often invisible warning signs. She narrates the chilling account of her cousin's unfortunate fate at the hands of an abusive partner who ended her life. This narrative serves as a catalyst for broader discussions on how to identify and combat domestic violence, the misconceptions surrounding it, and the societal changes needed to better support victims. Ria also touches on the lasting impact on children who witness domestic abuse and shares insights on how family and friends can help. Follow Womanology on Instagram (@womanology_Podcast) Email the show at straightolc@gmail.com Hit the Voicemail at 641-715-3900 Ext. 769558 Follow SOLC Network online Instagram: https://bit.ly/39VL542 Twitter: https://bit.ly/39aL395 Facebook: https://bit.ly/3sQn7je To Listen to the Podcast Podbean https://bit.ly/3t7SDJH YouTube http://bit.ly/3ouZqJU Spotify http://spoti.fi/3pwZZnJ Apple http://apple.co/39rwjD1 Stitcher http://bit.ly/3puGQ5P IHeartRadio http://ihr.fm/2L0A2y1
Coach Milton-Jones talks about being apart of Team USA Selection Committee and also what the Lady Monarchs look forward to here in the 24-25 season
In this episode of The Switch, Nana Atokatha Ashmond Brew, Managing Director for Marketing & Strategic Communication at Nonprofit HR, hosts a panel discussion on the topic of human-centered leadership with three extraordinary women named to our 2024 Social Impact Women to Watch list: Kimberly Corbin, Chief Financial & Administrative Officer at Greater Washington Urban League; Dr. Delisha Tapscott, Interim Co-Executive Director and Senior Director of People & Culture at MADRE; and Dr. Nicole McKinney, Chief of Organizational Effectiveness & Culture at Upstream USA. Tune in to hear these outstanding women discuss: Creating positions around the brilliance of talent, rather than the other way around Why you're always onboarding, until your offboarding Tangible ways to center your employee's needs, lived experiences and well-being How authenticity creates space, grace and greater retention Enhancing leadership by understanding yourself as a leader To learn more about the Greater Washington Urban League, visit gwul.org. To learn more about MADRE, visit madre.org. To learn more about Upstream USA, visit upstream.org.
In this episode, Ryan Williams Sr. interviews Delisha Hodo, the Assistant Director of Advising at the SANS Technology Institute. They discuss various initiatives and opportunities in the cybersecurity field, including the reopening of the SANS Cyber Academies, the Women's Cyber Academy, and the Diversity Cyber Academy. Delisha provides advice for individuals looking to enter the cybersecurity field, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience, networking, and taking advantage of free resources. They also discuss the use of AI tools like BARD and Gemini for creating thumbnails and show descriptions. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for diversity and inclusion in cybersecurity and the importance of continuous learning and professional development. In this conversation, Ryan and Delisha discuss the importance of diverse backgrounds in cybersecurity and the value of soft skills. They emphasize that a degree in computer science is not necessary to break into the field and highlight the need for individuals with backgrounds in theater, music, therapy, and other non-traditional fields. They also stress the importance of emotional intelligence and the ability to communicate and motivate others. Delisha shares advice on how to provide mentorship and support to those trying to enter the field, including reaching out to organizations and individuals on LinkedIn. They also discuss their personal interests and ways they unwind, such as taking walks, reading books, and watching movies. They end the conversation by encouraging listeners to check out the SANS Institute and various cybersecurity communities, and to support each other in the field. Please LISTEN
Come Join Us! Me and Don Da Da in a conversation with Olympic Gold Medalist, two Time WNBA Champion and Head Coach of the Old Dominion University Lady Monarchs as we chop it up about the upcoming season and what's next! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrienne-goodson/message
Come Join Us! Me and Don Da Da in a conversation with Olympic Gold Medalist, two Time WNBA Champion and Head Coach of the Old Dominion University Lady Monarchs as we chop it up about the upcoming season and what's next! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adrienne-goodson/message
This week on Ask A CISSP, we have an interview with Delisha Hodo, Assistant Director of Advising at SANS Technology Institute. In this very informative episode, we'll learn Delisha's extraordinary cybersecurity "origin story" and discuss the pathways her and SANS have created to bring more people of color, woman, veterans, young adults, and HBCU students and alumni into the field of cybersecurity. Don't miss out! Please LISTEN
Coach Milton-Jones talks about growing up around the game of basketball which led to playing college at U of F then on to WNBA, overseas and 2000 and 08 playing for Team USA in the Olympics. April 2020 being named the 8th head coach of Lady Monarchs and her time at ODU
Guest: DeLisha Milton-Jones, Old Dominion Head CoachOld Dominion head coach DeLisha Milton-Jones joins the Basketball Podcast to share insights on keeping it real, drop coverage, and relatability.DeLisha Milton-Jones is a 2022 Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee and a two-time Olympic gold medalist. She had a decorated professional career in the WNBA and overseas. She was a 2× WNBA champion and a 3× WNBA All-Star. In 2020 she became the head coach of the Old Dominion after previously an assistant coach at Syracuse and a head coach and assistant coach at Pepperdine. In her three seasons at Old Dominion, Milton-Jones has improved the overall record of the team posting back-to-back 20 win seasons the past two years. She has an 91–65 overall head coaching record.Breakdown1:00 - Shaping Coaching Philosophy4:00 - Extra Pressure8:00 - Shared Experience11:00 - Drop Coverage17:00 - Stance20:00 - Cues for Recovery23:00 - Pick and Pop Situation27:00 - Mistakes on Drop Coverage30:06 - 31:09 - IMM Videos Podcast ADS32:00 - Rejecting Ball Screen37:00 - Off The Ball40:00 - Personnel43:00 - Ownership in Defense47:00 - Post Moves52:00 - Fluff and Bad54:00 - Recruiting Players57:00 - Notetaking1:00:00 - Old Dominion Basketball ProgramDeLisha Milton-Jones' Bio:Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeLisha_Milton-JonesTwitter: https://twitter.com/DelishaMJonesBasketball ImmersionWebsite: http://basketballimmersion.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersionFacebook: https://facebook.com/basketballimmersionImmersion Videos:Check out all our all-access practice and specialty clinics: https://www.immersionvideos.com
Picture yourself in the heart of a medical school, surrounded by the brightest minds of the generation - sounds thrilling, right? But, did you know that beneath the surface of prestige and accomplishment, lurks an often overlooked, silent crisis? In today's episode, we sat down with the remarkable Dr. Delisha Haynes, who passionately tackled these untold stories of mental health struggles among medical students and professionals. From her personal battle with depression to the alarming statistics of physician suicides, Dr. Haynes candidly unveiled the harsh realities that come with the high-pressure environment of medical school.A story of resilience, perseverance, and hope, Dr. Haynes' journey transcends the confinements of a physician's office. As a former Division 1 track and field athlete, she unravels how maintaining physical fitness acted as a crucial buffer in her life, keeping her grounded amidst the palpable pressures. Talking about her innovative membership-based practice, Dr. Haynes showcases a new-age model of healthcare that not only gives doctors greater autonomy, but also ensures that patients can access top-notch tests and treatments at pocket-friendly rates.As we wrapped up our enlightening conversation, we delved into an issue close to Dr. Haynes' heart - obesity. Being board-certified in obesity medicine, she offers an in-depth view into the emotional, mental, and hormonal aspects of weight loss. And, in a world where the hustle culture is applauded, Dr. Haynes reminds us of the importance of self-care, of striking a balance between professional and personal life. So, if the quest for mental health, medical practice, and overall well-being sparks a light in you, this episode with Dr. Delisha Haynes is a must-listen. Join us and uncover the untold stories that lie beneath the stethoscope.Fit, Healthy & Happy Podcast Welcome to the Fit, Healthy and Happy Podcast hosted by Josh and Kyle from Colossus...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
DeLisha Milton-Jones, the head women's basketball coach at Old Dominion University and two time Olympic gold medalist, joins us on the podcast this week! Coach and I go through alot of different discussion points, including her evolution from a great player to a coach, her coaching journey, the influence of international basketball on her career, player development and much more. Terrific conversation with one of the all-time greats!
The Monarchists sit down with ODU Women's Basketball coach DeLisha Milton-Jones and chat about the season to date, the style of basketball in the Sun Belt, the team's current streak of winning 10 of the last twelve games, fan support, Senior Day, Alumni Day, and so much more!If you have a moment, please take the time to support Tidewater Friends of Foster Care doing work Coach Milton-Jones and her team supports.Tidewater Friends of Foster Care - https://tidewaterffc.org/For more information on how to donate to Old Dominion Athletics please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/For basketball specific giving please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/giving/sport-specific-giving/womens-basketball/
A special guests graces the airwaves of the Big Red Express, as Head Coach of the ODU Women's Basketball Team Delisha Milton-Jones joins the program to discuss the season so far, Sun Belt conference play, momentum heading into a break, and her favorite Christmas Movie! Enjoy! --- 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/bigredexpress/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigredexpress/support
The Reverend DeLishia Andrea Davis is the distinguished pastor of Calloway United Methodist Church in Arlington, Virginia. She was born in the nation's capital and has lived in several areas of the United States of America and abroad for the purpose of religious education and evangelism. Rev. Davis has been formally educated in the areas of Pastoral Care and Counseling, Political Science, and Christian Education. She is a fifth generational clergyperson in her family, and she has served in international missions and local church ministries for twenty-two years. Pastor DeLishia A. Davis a national board member of People for the American Way Inc., raising awareness for social justice and voter education. She is also the chaplain of the National Council of Negro Women, a member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, African American Ministers Leadership Council and the National Council of Churches. Pastor DeLishia currently serves as a senior pastor in the Methodist tradition. Also, she has served as an international missions evangelist in South Africa, West Africa, Haiti and Honduras. Rev. Davis is the recipient of numerous awards to include the Sojourner's Award from the International Missionary Society (2009), the Rosa Parks Community Service Award from the Methodist Council (2011) and the Humanitarian Award from the NAACP (2019). Rev. Davis is the founder of New Beginnings, a non-profit organization that provides assistance to domestic violence victims and their families in times of need in the Washington, DC Metropolitan office. Pastor Davis ministers weekly at the domestic violence shelter, and frequently advocates for victims in Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William and Prince George's Counties. In addition, Rev. DeLishia Davis is the coordinator of Prayer ministries and she travels throughout the nation to preach, teach and encourage others. She is also the author of several books to include Word of Life Family Bible Study, A New You: 21 Days of Personal Transformation and Spiritual Success. The latest book “Morning Manna”will be released in May 2021. Pastor Davis is the mother of Maya Alexis and Mycah Alexandrea Davis. Her favorite quote is “My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style.”Her favorite scripture is Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rev-hooker/support
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The Monarchists sit down with ODU Women's Basketball coach DeLisha Milton-Jones and discuss her program, the incoming recruiting class, scheduling, the move to the Sun belt and the usual Monarchists stuff. If you have a moment, please take the time to support Tidewater Friends of Foster Care doing work Coach Milton-Jones and her team supports. Tidewater Friends of Foster Care - https://tidewaterffc.org/ (https://tidewaterffc.org/) For more information on how to donate to Old Dominion Athletics please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/ (https://www.olddominionaf.com/) For basketball specific giving please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/giving/sport-specific-giving/womens-basketball/ (https://www.olddominionaf.com/giving/sport-specific-giving/womens-basketball/)
Delisha shares some news regarding the short-term plan for the show and the events that led her and Damarcus to this decision.
In this episode, Delisha discusses why we should stop trying to force things to happen, and what we should do instead to manifest what we want.
This episode we welcome back my protégé Delisha (host of Nawty by Nature podcast) and long time supporter and colleague Rose Cee (host of Mamas Lyfe podcast) and we chopping it about our paths in this podcast game and Delisha shares her story of being kidnapped and much more… Music by: Itee #CthaGod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-hicks0/support
In this solo episode, Delisha provides tools for overcoming feelings of being behind in life.
In this episode, Delisha discusses what kept her so committed to the show for over four years, how she's been impacted by its hiatus, and what she believes are key indicators that it's time to slow down.
In this follow-up to last week's conversation, Delisha and Damarcus discuss coming to a decision regarding the December 26er Podcast's next chapter.
In the second installment of my chat with Delisha Grant — corporate attorney, host of December 26er podcast and speaker — we talk about what it means to do 'all the things.' On this episode we talk about discovering (and re-discovering) your voice after valley moments, what doing all the things looks like when navigating life and loss, and how to do what you can until you have the capacity to do more. This is the episode for you if you're going through it and need a little encouragement to see your way through trying times... we've got you, sis!
In honor of Women's History Month, Anything & Everything's Women Catalysts segment recognizes Louisiana State Representative Delisha Boyd for her dedication to her family and her community, as she continues fighting for better and enforceable Fair Housing Guidelines, more avenues for affordable home ownership, and living wages which will open more opportunities for members of our community to achieve the dream of home ownership.
Interview with Delisha Hodo, SANS Institute Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Chair & Senior Student Advisor Nowhere is the workforce skills gap more pronounced than in cybersecurity, as the U.S. continues to endure a severe cybersecurity workforce shortage amidst an onslaught of sophisticated attacks. This is exasperated by the lack of diversity in the field—according to research conducted by the Aspen Institute, only 22 percent of the cybersecurity workforce are BIPOC. Covering Black History Month, we speak to a SANS representative, Delisha Hodo, to discuss: - Her own personal experiences of entering the cyber field and challenges they faced - SANS recently announced a new nationwide initiative to provide access to cybersecurity training and certifications to historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) students and alumni. #cisolife --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cisolife/support
Whoever said entrepreneurship isn't for the faint of heart was right! I got a chance to connect with Delisha Grant, a corporate attorney, podcast host and speaker, to talk about the importance of defining success for yourself and your life, the ebb and flow of starting your own business and what it means to run your unique race and be all that you are meant to be in the world. In part 1, Delisha shares her post-college journey into entrepreneurship and what that experience looked like for her as a black woman in business. If comparison to others is stealing your joy or you just need encouragement to know you're not alone, this is the episode for you. Follow Delisha on Instagram @delishajgrant and be sure to check our December 26er podcast @december26er
In this episode, Delisha reflects on some of the most valuable lessons she's carrying into her 40s.
Look out friends, Tricia's dream has come true... she has a badge. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sandy-show1/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sandy-show1/support
We welcome back Luke to the podcast this week as the boys are joined by recurring guest Delisha to get a dating life update. How is the current dating scene? Who are you fucking? They ask the important questions as Delisha shares her current situation and social media dm slides. Then the three dive face first into the topic of cunnilingus. What are some of the more commonly used techniques? How can you maximize her pleasure using both your tongue and fingers? Plus, some stories including a facial gone wrong. It's all on this week's episode of How I Didn't Meet Your Mother! Support Delisha @ Nawty by Nature & IG Stream JOLLOF - Itee ft Ujay @ Spotify Support Kelli and shop Zyia Active @ https://www.mycanadazyia.com/C2620/shop/CATALOG.aspx Want to be a guest? Have a story to tell? Email us @ hidmympodcast@gmail.com
On today's episode, we sit down with Delisha Hinton, Associate Director of Student Services for Recruitment and Diversity for the Wilson College of textiles, and talk about what it's like being North Carolina born and raised, Red Bull wing suits, textile technology, banana pudding Howling Cowl ice cream, elephant collars, perseverance, and her 10 year career with NC state.
For the first time in over three years, Delisha takes on a podcast episode solo, discussing her own tried and true coping strategies after a year of difficult moments.
Black Superwoman Chronicles was birthed as a sanctuary to create dialogue that supports black women and gives them a space where they can freely do that. Maria Turco sits down with DeLisha Tapscot where they discuss how the impact of the change of times inspired her to rebirth her dream and serve the community with intentional messaging. Help to support our mission of bringing yoga-related programming to under-served populations. Learn more at honoryoga.org. If you would like to support our mission, click on the “Donate” tab, where you can set up a one-time or reoccurring donation. Thank you for your support.
Join me as I answer all the questions you guys sent to me --- 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/nawtybynature/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nawtybynature/support
On a Move. On April 21, 2021 author Abdul-Aliy Muhammad wrote an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer breaking the story of Penn and Princeton have held the remains of 1985 MOVE bombing victims #TreeAfrica and #DelishaAfrica without permission. Since then it has been a whirlwind of action, additional reports, and discovery as more information about the depth of the injustice at the hands of these institutions continues to be brought to light. MOVE's demands are as follows:The immediate return of the remains of Delisha Africa and Tree Africa to The MOVE Family.An immediate apology by the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, the Penn Museum, and Coursera to The MOVE Family and the Black community of Philadelphia for this racist and abhorrent behavior.Financial reparations to The MOVE Family for the continued harm and trauma caused by Princeton University, the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn Museum, and Coursera, for the profits made by the use of our relatives as teaching tools and research objects.The termination of Janet Monge from her role as curator at the Penn Museum and faculty in the department of anthropology.The creation of a transparent, public investigation led by a MOVE-approved investigator and funded by the Universities, into how these remains ended up in the Museum's possession over the past 35 years.We need everyone's help to make sure this doesn't fade into the background. Sign the petition, share all the posts, share this podcast. Make sure everyone keeps fighting so that Tree and Delisha can finally rest in peaceIf you want to connect with Abdul-Aliy Muhammad you can find them on Twitter @MxAbdulAliy====Be a part of the MOVEment and connect with usInstagram @mikeafricajr @onamovepodcast
Delisha and Damarcus discuss boarding flights for the first time in over a year, managing their time in their own unique ways, and executing their rebranding vision for December 26er.
Delisha and Damarcus discuss learning to live in the moment, valuing the support of their village during difficult times, and finding satisfaction in taking baby steps during the pandemic.
Delisha and Damarcus are joined by their mother, Deborah, to discuss the importance of cultivating talents in children, why she raised them to always be fearless, and how their upbringing influenced who they have become as adults.
In this episode we talk to Zoé Samudzi. Dr. Samudzi has a PhD in Medical Sociology from the University of California, San Francisco. Her dissertation was about German colonialism, the Herero/Nama genocide, and the afterlife of that genocidal structure in the present. Her writing has appeared in Art in America, The New Republic, The New Inquiry, Jewish Currents, and other outlets. She is co-author of As Black as Resistance, which we spoke with her and co-author William C. Anderson back in 2018. In this conversation we talk about a range of topics related to settler colonialism and colonization in Africa, specifically in modern day Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa. Zoé shares with us some of the historical fights between European nation states, and European settlers in Southern Africa. She also shares a little bit of history on the Nama/Herero genocide and how it was utilized by the British to undermine the German Empire. Josh and Zoé explore the relationship between colonialism and fascism. And Zoé also shares some thoughts on the film Exterminate All The Brutes and challenges US exceptionalism in relationship to our analysis of settler colonialism and genocide. Finally, Zoé talks about museums as ongoing sites of colonial violence and we discuss this in relationship to the recent revelations about the U Penn museum and U Penn and Princeton’s use of the remains of Delisha and Tree Africa, two MOVE children killed in the 1985 bombing, whose remains were taken from their families without consent or notice. MOVE has an event scheduled for May 15th in recognition of the 36th Anniversary of the MOVE bombing. You can also see their press conference addressing U Penn. And there’s a petition for the repatriation of the remains of Tree and Delisha, and financial reparations to the affected families. Suggested readings from Zoé Samudzi: - Mobilizing Black Germany by Tiffany Florvil - The Problems of Genocide by Dirk Moses - Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism by Ariella Aïsha Azoulay - The Brutish Museums by Dan Hicks - Multidirectional Memory by Michael Rothberg - Exterminate all the Brutes by Sven Lindqvist - Alabama in Africa by Andrew Zimmerman May is a really busy month for us, beyond this great conversation we have a number of other exciting new episodes planned. If you are able to become a patron of the show, you can do so for as little as $1 a month.
On a Move. On April 21, 2021 author Abdul-Aliy Muhammad wrote an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer breaking the story of Penn and Princeton have held the remains of 1985 MOVE bombing victims #TreeAfrica and #DelishaAfrica without permission. Since then it has been a whirlwind of action, additional reports, and discovery as more information about the depth of the injustice at the hands of these institutions continues to be brought to light. In this episode, Mike is joined by his father, former political prisoner Mike Africa Sr., and the person who broke the story Abdul-Aliy Muhammad to discuss what they know so far, what has happened since the story came out, and just how they're feeling knowing that their MOVE family members are still not at peace. MOVE's demands are as follows:The immediate return of the remains of Delisha Africa and Tree Africa to The MOVE Family.An immediate apology by the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, the Penn Museum, and Coursera to The MOVE Family and the Black community of Philadelphia for this racist and abhorrent behavior.Financial reparations to The MOVE Family for the continued harm and trauma caused by Princeton University, the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn Museum, and Coursera, for the profits made by the use of our relatives as teaching tools and research objects.The termination of Janet Monge from her role as curator at the Penn Museum and faculty in the department of anthropology.The creation of a transparent, public investigation led by a MOVE-approved investigator and funded by the Universities, into how these remains ended up in the Museum's possession over the past 35 years.We need everyone's help to make sure this doesn't fade into the background. Sign the petition, share all the posts, share this podcast. Make sure everyone keeps fighting so that Tree and Delisha can finally rest in peaceIf you want to connect with Abdul-Aliy Muhammad you can find them on Twitter @MxAbdulAliy====Be a part of the MOVEment and connect with usInstagram @mikeafricajr @onamovepodcast
On this week's episode of How I Didn't Meet Your Mother we were joined by the creator and host of the Nawty by Nature podcast - Delisha. Make sure to go check it out and give her a follow! Delisha is currently involved in a relationship with another woman, which gave us a chance to ask some burning questions. Is the "who wears the pants?" question actually valid? Do they like to use toys/accessories or stick to all natural play. Would Delisha ever consider using a two-sided dildo? Plus, topics such as: communication in the bedroom, fisting, and a friendly chirp gone wrong. Intro song - Good Feeling by ROA Make sure to also support our friends over @ My Friend's Erotic Stories
What happens when you fuse an oral basketball history lesson with a discussion on the racial justice? You get an enlightening conversation with DeLisha Milton-Jones, one of the most distinguished athletes in women's sports. The head coach for Old Dominion women's basketball shares how she and her new team are handling an unprecedented situation and how conversations on racial justice have evolved compared to her playing days at Florida and her early years in the WNBA. You'll want to stick around til the end to hear some hilarious and heartwarming reflections from two big basketball fans. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tsbtelevision/support
This episode it's icepick aboriginal and Delisha is back to guest co host with us and we rambling about a few trending topics from Kanye west to Desean Watson as they try to Bill Cosby the young quarter back... we also discuss the legendary baked macaroni battle I lost to past guest Sharita Thorn of THORNVITTLES and much more !!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-hicks0/support
In this episode I introduce “ the aboriginal “ my most loyal guest host to my special co host Delisha and we bust done a few trending topics from TI being accused of some Rkelly shit to white on white crime in the white part of Pa over snow??? And much more of course we also gave our super bowl predictions !!! #Blackfacts and #quicktips are on deck
In this episode I explain my two episode hiatus, introduce up and coming fellow podcaster Ms Delisha who's gonna be kicking it wit me the next few weeks and we interview local business owner Brittany Kater MBA who shares her journey in the entrepreneur world and break down some trending topics of white men f*cking up and much more !!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-hicks0/support
The amazing Delisha Fields and I discuss being a black woman in the corporate world pre and post covid. 2020 revealed many layers of the invisible abuser, corporate racism. Please tap in to listen. I surely hope that large corporations eventually hear this conversation so they are able to learn what goes on in our minds and how to do better to eradicate racism in the workplace and to better support their black and brown employees. Delisha Fields Owner of BLK Getaway https://www.instagram.com/holadoll/ https://www.instagram.com/blkgetaway/ Follow us on IG https://www.instagram.com/thenoiretalkpodcast/ Hosted by Carolyn Gray https://www.instagram.com/itscarolyngray/ Sponsored by Noirebud Luxury CBD https://www.instagram.com/Noirebud/ Podcast Engineer and Produced by Mateo Mantilla https://www.instagram.com/mateosince96/ https://www.instagram.com/thereuppodcastinc/
Tap in as we dive into the world of Delisha Fields' and her brand BLK Getaway. She discusses how she came up with the concept and what It entails. This amazing woman is inspiring black and successful city dwellers to hike on spiritual vortex journeys and connecting networking dots. This episode was filled with so much enlightenment, we had to break It down in two parts. Drop a comment below and let us know what you think. Follow Delisha and BLK Getaway on the gram for daily Inspo and updates on how you can sign up for membership. Delisha Fields Owner of BLK Getaway https://www.instagram.com/holadoll/ https://www.instagram.com/blkgetaway/ Follow us on IG https://www.instagram.com/thenoiretalkpodcast/ Hosted by Carolyn Gray https://www.instagram.com/itscarolyngray/ Sponsored by Noirebud Luxury CBD https://www.instagram.com/Noirebud/ Podcast Engineer and Produced by Mateo Mantilla https://www.instagram.com/mateosince96/ https://www.instagram.com/thereuppodcastinc/
Hosts of the Faith Grind Inspire Podcast, Jean Alerte and Colbert Saint-Laurent join Delisha and Damarcus to share reflections on 2020 and expectations for the new year.
Hosts of the Faith Grind Inspire Podcast, Jean Alerte and Colbert Saint-Laurent join Delisha and Damarcus to share reflections on 2020 and expectations for the new year.
Our girl from Memphis expresses her elation when Biden/Harris won. She also agrees with what Big Dog said about Black men voting. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
In episode 14 of The Equity Experience Podcast, I have an invigorating conversation with Ms. Delisha Sylvester, founder of Black Superwoman Chronicles, a digital literacy space that honors the lived experiences of Black women. Delisha shares her experiences of working in nonprofit management and the strengths and complexities with enacting equity in the organization. In this episode, we discuss: · The necessity for nonprofit management to engage in transformative diversity, equity, and inclusion work · Historical legacies of slavery and its implications in today's racial & sociopolitical contexts · The role that Black women play in fostering equity within nonprofit organizations · The significance in Black women creating safe, inclusive, artistic spaces · Reframing how organizations position themselves when working with communities and not for communities · Executive leadership strategies for strengthening organizational racial equity · The role of funding and financial resources in fostering equity within an organization This is a right-on time conversation and I invite you to listen in! Discussion/Self-Reflect Questions: · Does ‘all' people really mean all people? · How does diversity, equity, and inclusion show up within your organization? · What is your organization's rubric of success regarding equity and equitable outcomes? · How do the people of color feel on your staff within your organization and leadership teams? Do they feel respected, valued, and appreciated? Do they feel included? Are they receiving the same levels of promotions as the next person? About Delisha: DeLisha Sylvester is an author, writer, and social change agent. She has spoken at Harvard University, Texas A&M University, and the University of Maryland on the topic of social justice, black women, and their intersectionality. DeLisha is currently a doctoral student at The University of Dayton in their Doctor of Education, Leadership for Organizations program. Within that program, she looks to focus on the lived experiences of Black women working in white dominant organizations. Enrollment for the 8-Week "Empower Your Diversity Strategy" Coaching Program for Executive Leaders is now open! To schedule your application call, schedule here: https://calendly.com/karlamanning/discoverycall20mins --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/karla958/support
Dr. Dexter Easley is a visionary Christian leader who loves to empower those around him. He is a renowned author, extraordinary teacher, entrepreneur, community humanitarian, and trailblazer on multiple platforms. In 1995, with only 5ive members, Dr. Easley founded New Life Christian Fellowship Church, which has now grown to over 2000 members and is one of the fastest-growing churches in Goose Creek, SC. Dr. Easley's practical but powerful style of teaching biblical truths combined with his compassion for people has made him a sought-after speaker and a successful leader. Dr. Easley is a celebrated author of four books: Prayer in the Midst of the Storm, Increasing In Spite of the Storm, 1000 Times Better Lifestyle, and the acclaimed new work, The Real God Man, which is taking the nation by storm. In addition, he has written a daily devotional book, Wisdom Keys. IGFB Delisha Easley is an Amazon Best Selling author and global speaker who is leading her generation to evaluate and reset their lives in order to fulfill their purpose. As a young woman, Delisha was endowed with a desire to serve others, and over the years, she has cultivated that benevolent passion into a successful career as an educator, speaker and author. Delisha's dynamic books, Not Everyone is Having Sex, and Purpose in the Process, have helped steer many young people away from self-destructive lifestyles and into productive ones. She is an ordained minister and also offers seminars and coaching programs. Currently, she resides in Los Angeles, CA. Connect at: @iamdelishae on IG, FB & Twitter.LETTERS FROM THE HEARTSupport the show (https://cash.me/cliftonpettyjohn)Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEPneuma Wellness & Spa LLC Improving the quality of life for our clients and their families through natural healing processes.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Delisha and Damarcus discuss how they pulled off a modified version of their annual community service event, serving families in need in Monmouth County, NJ.
Episode 95: Malcolm X (1992) w/ Delisha WhiteBased on: The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcolm X & Alex HaleyDirected by: Spike LeeWritten by: Arnold Perl and Spike LeeScore by: Terence BlanchardBudget: $35 millionGrossed: $55.9 millionCast:Denzel Washington as Malcolm XAngela Bassett as Betty ShabazzAlbert Hall as BainesAl Freeman Jr. as Elijah MuhammadDelroy Lindo as West Indian ArchieSpike Lee as ShortyTheresa Randle as LauraKate Vernon as SophiaTalking Points: Delisha, what is your personal history with Spike Lee’s filmography?What did you know about Malcolm X before this movie? General opinions on film. Final takes.
In this crossover episode, Al Hardy, host of Al's Chicken and Waffles Podcast, joins Delisha and Damarcus to discuss Delisha's professional journey and their views on both business and personal relationships.
Join Shanine and her special guest Delisha as they discuss purpose, how to uncover it and how legacy is tie in. Visit www.delishaeasley.com to learn more about her books and services. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shanine-alessia-young/support
This is the 9th and final episode in our empowerment series and whew, what a ride it’s been! This weeks guest in the creator of The Black Superwoman Chronicles (BSW),...
In this bonus crossover episode, Tyrell and Daphne join Damarcus and Delisha—the hosts of The December 26er Podcast—to discuss their feelings about the current reckoning with policy brutality, how they cope with the violent imagery constantly circulating online, and strategies for bringing greater attention to Black women in the movement. Resources: December 26er Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/december-26er-podcast/id1329510133 December 26er Instagram - december26er
In this episode jayverlyn and Stevens start off with some good news about George Floyd, thank you’s Jayverlyn touches on the Calculus Project she is now a part of and surprises dad with a mini pop quiz. After the break, they dive right into some great conversation with Missionary Delisha Easley and her father, Dr. Dexter Easley about their relationship, how they didn’t speak for 3yrs, some of their struggles in refusing to reconcile and finally, the number one reason that allowed them to cross that line into forgiveness and their restorative relationship process. --- 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/LFLD/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/LFLD/support
Tyrell and Daphne, co-hosts of the Black & Highly Dangerous podcast, join Damarcus and Delisha to discuss their feelings about the current reckoning with policy brutality, how they cope with the violent imagery constantly circulating online, and strategies for bringing greater attention to Black women in the movement.
Today I Sat down with an amazing Father,daughter team Delisha and Dexter. They blessed me as they shared their story of a fathers healing and a daughters forgiveness. Daughters grab your fathers, fathers grab your daughters.. you DON’T WANNA MISS THIS!! Dexter and Delisha Easley are a dynamic father-daughter ministry team. These two have answered the call to lead and shepherd God’s people from coast to coast and around the world. Delisha Easley is a licensed Evangelist Missionary and Dr. Dexter Easley is a senior pastor of a growing ministry in South Carolina. The two are both authors of numerous books, but their latest book is the foundation of their ministry. God is using them in a time where fatherless homes are commonplace and the independent woman is strongly encouraged to not want or need a man. The Easley’s are living examples that even “broken” homes doesn’t have to mean broken relationships. From a rocky relationship in her teen years to not speaking for three years in adulthood with her father Delisha knew she couldn’t go on in purpose without mending this relationship. The return call is what lead to another five years of establishing a true father-daughter relationship. The two now travel around the world not only sharing their testimony but helping other families mend the broken heart and establish legacy.
Today i sat down with my sister and my friend ,Delisha Easley. Delisha is an Amazon Best Selling author and global speaker that is leading this generation to fulfill purpose. Have you ever met someone that made you want to re-evaluate where your life is going? If not you will soon! Delisha Easley early on in life had a passion to help others whatever way she could. With that benevolent mindset, Delisha grew up with an exquisite passion for people and purpose. Through life endeavors Easley discovered apart of her destiny was to help others fulfill purpose wherever they are in life. Being an author of two life-changing books on important issues young people encounter daily, sex and purpose, Easley has become a trendsetter in how to practically achieve the best for your life. When Easley is not writing she is an educator and speaker across the world to various audiences of youth, young adults and adults ready to live at the level they were created for. Easley doesn’t want you to just discover your purpose but actually fulfill it! For more information on upcoming coaching programs and where Easley will be in the coming months follow her on social media @iamdelishae on IG & Twitter Facebook @DelishaE
Wondering how to get that next job. It's not as easy as using your blank resume and applying. tune in to hear MY VERY FIRST PODCAST GUEST Delisha Fields and I talk about how to land that next job. About Delisha: Delisha Fields is an expert Event Producer, brown girl advocate, and experience curator who is using her industry expertise and corporate journey to help creative women get a seat at the table. Over the past few years, she's worked for some of the most coveted companies/brands, from GQ Magazine to WME | IMG Fashion, have switched industries, have produced over 200+ events, and helped over 100+ women brand/market themselves to curate the creative career of their dreams. With 9+ years of experience under her belt and going through the ebbs and flows of the job hiring process, she's mastered what it takes to create the career YOU really want and get the job you desire. Her mission is simple: to provide ambitious, creative women with actionable tools, digital events, networking, and resources so they can become corporate queens and fulfill their career dreams. Where to find Delisha: Social Media: @hercareerhustle (Facebook + Instagram) Website: www.hercareerhustle.com Where to find Amber: Social Media: @TheChiefHustlher email: hello@amberlhall.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechiefhustlherpodcast/message
BallN Gems with WNBA standout and 2-time Olympic Gold Medalist Old Dominion Head Coach Delisha Milton-Jones
Host, Delisha and Producer, Damarcus discuss recent headlines regarding COVID-19, how they've been keeping themselves sane and entertained during quarantine, and how 26ers can effectively navigate this time of uncertainty.
Delisha, Nikki, and Kal discuss how people of color have historically been handled by the WWE and if the future looks bright for diversity --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aftermat/support
Kal and Delisha recap Wrestlemania 36. Plus we get a throwback guest --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aftermat/support
On the show today, we have two young professionals from NC State University who are focused on Diversity and Inclusion for the staff, its students, and for the students' prospective employers. You'll hear how employers can attract - and KEEP - the best talent, the concept of "Fight, Flight, or Flow" when faced with an aggression, and how to get started with a diversity and inclusion program.Diversity Beyond the Checkbox is hosted by Donald Thompson, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and CEO of Walk West in Raleigh North Carolina. For more information including the online course, head over to TheDiversityMovement.com. Podcast production by Earfluence.
On the show today, we have two young professionals from NC State University who are focused on Diversity and Inclusion for the staff, its students, and for the students’ prospective employers. You'll hear how employers can attract - and KEEP - the best talent, the concept of "Fight, Flight, or Flow" when faced with an aggression, and how to get started with a diversity and inclusion program. Diversity Beyond the Checkbox is hosted by Donald Thompson, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and CEO of Walk West in Raleigh North Carolina. For more information including the online course, head over to TheDiversityMovement.com. Podcast production by Earfluence.
To celebrate their 100th episode, Damarcus and Delisha look back on memorable moments, both good and bad, answer listener questions, and discuss their 2020 plans.
What does December 26th mean to you? Jean had the opportunity to sit down with the host of The December 26er Podcast & they discussed so many different topics and get to dive deep into the Delisha’s world! Stay tuned for a great conversation. Happy Holidays to you and your family! Thank you for the continued support! Please continue to share to increase awareness. #FaithGrindinspire
Delisha and Damarcus discuss their individual and collective focuses for the end of the year and why they don't buy into the "finish strong in Q4" culture perpetuated on social media.
In this episode of Extraordinary Occurrences, Delisha and Damarcus discuss how they pulled off their first back to school bash and backpack giveaway, serving over 400 kids and counting.
December 26er Podcast Producer, Damarcus joins Delisha on the mic to discuss manifesting their philanthropic vision, making unconventional life choices, and the importance of forging meaningful relationships.
Veteran film critic Duane Byrge takes readers on a behind-the-scenes thrill ride at the legendary Cannes Film Festival in his new mystery, THE RED CARPET AT CANNES. A longtime movie writer and editor for the Hollywood Reporter, Byrge turns to the thriller genre to tell the tale of Ryan Hackbart, who, like Byrge, covers the Cannes Film Festival for the fictional Hollywood Times. Hackbart finds himself in the middle of a Hitchcock-style mystery as he becomes the prime suspect in the murder of the lead actress of the festival's opening-night film. Interrogated but released, his passport is confiscated, and he is hounded by the world media. He must solve the murder before the culprit kills him or the police arrest him. Aided by his female companion, Delisha, Ryan's investigation thrusts Hackbart into the underbelly of the most glamorous film festival in the world and opens his eyes to what lies underneath the glitz and glamour. - more - The Red Carpet at Cannes – 2 After a long, successful career as a film journalist, Byrge decided to change to the novel format to tell his story. “You can reveal truths within a novel that you can’t convey with the ‘facts’ of a news story,” Byrge explains. “It allows me to flesh out the full story of the events I have covered.” THE RED CARPET AT CANNES will please mystery fans and film buffs alike. It's a five-star travelogue straight into a celebrity universe of dazzling parties, high-end cuisine, superstar celebrities, high fashion, and movie-world politics. . About the Author Duane Byrge has written for The Hollywood Reporter for more than 20 years. Starting out as a secretary for the entertainment industry newspaper while he was a graduate student at the University of Southern California, Byrge rose to serve in various capacities, including news editor and senior film critic. He serves as a consultant to the Chicago International Film Festival, where he brought Halle Berry to Chicago in 2001 for a career tribute. A Wisconsin native, Byrge holds a Ph.D. in Communications, with an emphasis in Cinema, from the University of Southern California, where he has served as a lecturer. His Ph.D. dissertation was the basis for the book, “The Screwball Comedy Films,” which he co-authored. The book was re-released in hardcover in 1991 by McFarland Publishing and re-released in paperback in 2001 as part of the publication’s Classic Series. Currently an assista
December 26er's Producer, Damarcus, and Delisha discuss their new roles as nonprofit cofounders and how they navigated the difficult journey from inception to launch.
In recent years, there have been increased efforts to build and sustain businesses within the black community. This month, BhD will focus our attention on African American business owners and their experiences navigating the entrepreneurial world. Today, we interview Delisha J. Grant, a business attorney, public speaker, and host of The December 26er Podcast. In her role as a business attorney, Delisha has advised a plethora of companies, from one-person startups to Fortune 500 corporations. During our conversation, we will discuss her experiences as an African American woman in corporate law and corporate America (25:56) and her work advising and representing businesses (29:12). She also provides insight into how her identity as a young, African American lawyer shaped her relationships with both white and black clients (34:04) and how identity (in general) shapes perceptions of legitimacy in professional spaces (38:55). Delisha then provides insight into the unique obstacles that black entrepreneurs face (45:45), including access to capital and breaking into the startup space. Finally, Delisha shares tips on how to overcome barriers to success in business (56:36) and offers advice to prospective law students (1:05:25) Other Topics Include: 00:30 - Catch up with Ty and Daphne 4:50 - BhD “Oh Lawd” News 18:04 - Introduction of the Topic 20:32 - Learn More about Delisha J. Grant, Esq 52:40 - Demographic Statistics in Venture Funding Spaces 1:14:55 - The December 26er Podcast 1:19:00 - Ty and Daphne Reflect on the Interview Resources: The December 26er Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/december-26er-podcast/id1329510133?mt=2 http://december26er.com/ https://www.instagram.com/december26er/ How a black man says he ‘outsmarted’ a neo-Nazi group and became their new leader- https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2019/03/01/how-black-man-outsmarted-neo-nazi-group-became-their-new-leader/?utm_term=.155df7763464
In this episode, Delisha takes listener questions fielded by producer Damarcus. She touches on everything from working in the legal profession to her views on relationship dynamics.
On this episode, Rudy is joined by Delisha J. Grant, the host of the December26er Podcast, and they discuss Delisha's career transitions and how she came up for the name of her podcast. Delisha also shares some keys to being extraordinary on an ordinary day that will definitely help our listeners when faced with challenges in their professional careers.
2018 continues to be full of unexpected adventures and fun times! Shout out to Delisha and Damarcus for recently having me on the “December 26er w/ Delisha Grant” podcast! My interview is now available here and on their website too (https://bit.ly/2zPay09). Check out all 24 of their episodes on December26er.com! December 26er Podcast Episode 24 Description: “In this episode, radio host and certified coach Gregory Nesmith discusses how he navigated his own personal and professional reset, and how you, too, can get your swagger back in life and in business.”
On this episode, Rudy is joined by Delisha J. Grant, the host of the December26er Podcast, and they discuss Delisha's career transitions and how she came up for the name of her podcast. Delisha also shares some keys to being extraordinary on an ordinary day that will definitely help our listeners when faced with challenges in their professional careers.
First-year Pepperdine women’s basketball head coach DeLisha Milton-Jones returns to the podcast to help preview the 2017-18 season, which begins on November 10. We talk about what she’s trying to build and go down the roster to discuss each of the young women on the squad. www.PepperdineWaves.com Related Twitter accounts for this episode: @PepperdineWaves @WavesHoops @DelishaMJones @PepperdineRoger
No team has won back-to-back WNBA championships since the 2001-2002 Los Angeles Sparks. That means incredible championship teams like the Detroit Shock, Phoenix Mercury, and Minnesota Lynx have not been able to pull it off. Our guest on this week's Dishin & Swishin was part of that Sparks team that defeated the Charlotte Sting and then the New York Liberty to win back-to-back titles, DeLisha Milton-Jones. It is a pleasure to welcome Milton-Jones back to Dishin & Swishin. Why is it so dfficult to repeat? What is different in the second year than the first year? Do the 2017 Sparks have what it takes to repeat? Do the 2002 Sparks celebrate when a defending champion gets knocked off like the 1972 Miami Dolphins celebrate being the last team to go undefeated? Insightful conversation with a person who has played with and against many of the important players and the coaches in this year's WNBA finals. Milton-Jones gives you some key things to look for early in the series. Will this be the year? Enjoy the podcast!
We've got a look back and a look ahead with Pepperdine's basketball coaches this week, as Marty Wilson (1:36) and DeLisha Milton-Jones (24:35) return to the podcast to provide updates on their teams. Wilson chats about his returners and newcomers, while Milton-Jones talks about what life has been like since being promoted from an assistant to the head coach.
First-year women's basketball assistant coach DeLisha Milton-Jones brings an amazing resume to the position, including more games played than anyone in WNBA history, two WNBA championships and two Olympic gold medals. She tells us about retiring earlier this year and immediately going to work with the Waves, and what she likes about being a mentor to Pepperdine's young players.
Delisha Easley from a young age has desired to serve and a guide person was the most important goal to be achieved. With that benevolent mindset, Delisha grew up with an exquisite passion for people and at the age of twelve sets out on her first mission trip. Over the years, she would travel to countries such as Guatemala, Mexico, England, and France to be a source of tangible help to people.
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