Podcast appearances and mentions of Garrett A Morgan

#OTD Garrett A. Morgan, prolific inventor of the three position traffic signal, was born in Paris, Kentucky.

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Traffic lights, a hair relaxant, gas masks, the zig-zag stitch on sewing machines…all of these important inventions have one thing in common, Garrett A. Morgan. Give this episode about a prominent Black innovator and inventor a listen!Read more →

07.21.20 Tuesday - Garrett A. Morgan by Think Humanities

Join us for the first installment of our series “The Observer Effect”. In this series, we will explore histories connected to some of the lesser known or under-researched items in the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History's collections. To kick off this series, we are talking about an often overlooked inventor, businessman, and hero named Garrett Augustus Morgan. Born in the American South in 1877 to formerly enslaved parents, this gentleman would become the first African American in Cleveland to own a car thanks to his brilliant intellect, entrepreneurial spirit, and sheer will power! As the inventor of early prototypes for both the gas mask and the modern stoplight, Garrett Morgan saved countless lives with his dedication to public safety.

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What’s your superpower?  Everyone has at least one. What’s yours? Do you wear it boldly and use it wisely? Today’s guest Paula Johnson-Hutchinson is a serial entrepreneur, stylist, educator, author, and speaker. She has the superpower of connection and consistently brings together women for inspiration, collaboration, growth, and support. In this comfortable conversation with you’ll hear how to acknowledge weakness without paying yourself weak and how to walk with authority. Paula shares about the beauty and effectiveness of collaboration and positive sisterhood. And listen in for practical tips on how to get free from people (the title and topic of one her four books), how to stand in and share your superpower, and more. Note: This episode is sponsored by the Mompreneur Accountability Getaway– A Balance and Business Retreat. Busy moms who own and operate businesses – this is your place and space to connect with like-minded women for self-care and strategic planning. This is the break you need and deserve. Join us for a weekend of peaceful productivity on March 29-30, 2019. More information and registration at nettyejohnson.com/mag  Listen in… Ways to Connect with Paula Hutchinson Paula’s Website: www.paulajhutchinson.com Paula’s Hair Care Product Line: Second To None Hair Care Systems Paula’s Books: The Rootz About Hair How to Get Free From People How To Get Free From People – The Get Real Edition If Salon Walls Could Talk  Referenced in this Episode: Video from Paula’s A Walk In My Stilettoes 2016 – Intro to Nettye’s session on self-care Southern University College of Business- Garrett A. Morgan Summer Business Institute Stilettoes Pitch and Strut panelist – Rochelle Calhoun Best way to start your day – Faith Applied episode 31 coming soon Subscribe to the Faith Applied podcast on Apple Podcasts or on Android so you can receive every episode automatically. More on strengths – Faith Applied Episode 30 Sharpen Your Gifts 2019 Stilettoes Pitch and Strut Pitch Competition Winner – Louisiana Teacake Company In honor of this win teacake box orders placed thru March 30, 2019 get 25% extra for free! Mompreneur Accountability Weekend – A Balance and Business Retreat. A few spots remain. The event is not to be missed. http://nettyejohnson.com/mag What Paula is reading: Boss Women Pray by Kachelle Kelly Share the conversation! Who do you know that could relate to or benefit from this episode? Share it with them and continue the conversation. I’d also love to hear your thoughts. Share in the Faith Applied Community– (the place for continued discussion and bonus resources).  Click here to join. Or Connect on Instagram at http://instagram.com/nettyejohnson– Follow me and DM your thoughts. Explore more: Did you find this content helpful? If so, please leave a ranking and review in Apple Podcasts.  I read each one and value the feedback. http://faithapplied.today/review/  About this Podcast The Faith Applied podcast is hosted by Nettye Johnson, CHES, CHC. This podcast supports purpose driven believers who want balance and better. Each episode contains truthful and transparent discussions about faith, mind/body wellness, purpose or productivity with the intent that together we’ll learn better, and do better, so we can live better. Check out Nettye’s other offerings and services to help you at http://nettyejohnson.com  

Garrett A. Morgan IV comes from a lineage of inventors, fabricators and builders. We explore his great grandfather's history, who invented an early version of the gas mask and stop light. Garrett's vast array of commercial and industrial employment ranges from mold making to automotive design, and even sculpting things for Bone Thugs 'N Harmony. Hear his story on this week's episode!Our theme song "Shane and Sonia Ride The Bus" was written and recorded by Shane IzykowskiShow notes:Garrett A. Morgan Sr.- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garrett_MorganProArts- https://proartsgallery.org/The Crucible- https://thecrucible.org/?gclid=CjwKCAjwopTYBRAzEiwAnU4kb-LlSrNYKw1FT5AWMsXQUZ-M2TScjcsKBO6IVX2M9Hh05j-UfTa41BoCZNsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.dsHeath Ceramics- http://www.heathceramics.com/

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Today we share some background on inventor Garrett A. Morgan