Podcasts about happy black history

Alt episode titles : Hegemony, Iniquity, Occlusion Dehumanization, Erasure, Indoctrination We've been here before, we've never left. The place where a z*on*st and a n*zi can exist inside the same washed up, shock jock recycled racist tech magnate bureaucrat, use the quintessential anti-semitic gesture on national television and be defended by the head of a million dollar anti-semitism watchdog org that mostly just targets Black people. Yes, even here: a place where neo n*zis came up short in Lincoln Heights, the first all-Black, self-governing city north of the Mason-Dixon Line, and got ran out, they shit took, their flag burned. Happy Black History, Present, Futures Monf and 365 days of the year in my anita baker voice. Sending you all our tender love no matter where you are, what you are going through, whether it's genuine fear from a place of privilege, comfort from having felt a false sense of safety in the promise of a democractic administration or a delayed reaction to living under a Herrenvolk democracy, join us for the first episode of the year in our attempt to ease the collective anxiety with a little, gentle, reality check and reminder of where you are and more importantly, who you are, from the Federal Act-Rite Administration (with love). "Racism and racially structured discrimination have not been deviations from the norm; they have been the norm"---Charles W. Mills "White supremacy forced white americans into rationalizations so fantastical that they approached the pathological."--James Baldwin Everything's going to be okay. Know Your Rights, Resources about ICE: https://baltimorebeat.com/know-your-rights-in-english-spanish-and-french/ https://maketheroadny.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/KYR_FLYER_ENGLISH-single.pdf Cincinnati Stand Up, Dialing in from the Resistance: https://www.clevelandjewishnews.com/news/local_news/cincinnati-residents-burn-swastika-flags-of-neo-nazi-demonstrators/article_73b5e730-e95c-11ef-9e39-372cfa716541.html Excerpt from Queering the Color Line by Siobhan B. Somerville Consider becoming a patron to support this podcast: www.patreon.com/ihartericka or make a one-time donation via Venmo (@Ericka-Hart, Paypal: ericka@ihartericka.com). Thank you!

Of course we review the history of the great Chicago fire, and of course the folklore of it all blames a women and her cow. This country has the worst folklore of all time. Kris shares his vitriol of Knicks broadcaster Alan Hahn. Then spontaneously, the boys decide to do a sudo-oscar preview. Then Kris shares the story of his mom's attempt at doing drugs. Happy Black History month everyone!

Welcome back to another episode of the Hella Chisme podcast. Happy Black History and Love Month. This week we discuss the rollercoaster of being laid off and how to continue to move forward. Big thanks to our amazing guest Dana Duckworth aka The Big Speaker. Make sure to Like, Comment and Subscribe https://linktr.ee/hellachismepodcastSpeakUp Dana: https://linktr.ee/speakupdana

Happy Black History month!!!! This week we talk about rap beef and the fiasco that has become Nicki Minaj, new music, Roc Nation conspiracy theories, and we discuss the careers of several female rappers who've attempted to make comebacks in this industry.

Welcome back to another episode of the Hella Chisme podcast. Happy Black History and Love Month. This week we discuss the importance of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the workplace.Make sure to Like, Comment and Subscribe https://linktr.ee/hellachismepodcastEquity Evolution: https://open.spotify.com/show/4vSBG1h6HbydYRWeYZKxcH?si=519944b7ed1343efThe Disruptors: https://the-disruptors.us/

Happy Black History (month) ❤️. Set a new goal. Complete a goal. Breathe. Grow. Share. Repeat. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyhelen/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyhelen/support

Happy Black History month!! This year, we will trace the prestigious combat service record of the African American soldier from the American Revolution to the Vietnam War. These selfless men and women fought and often died for America despite facing vicious racism and discrimination on the home front.  Music: FreeBeats.IO IG: @apeacademypodcast Tik Tok: @apeacademy  

Happy Black History month:A list of banned Black books to buy for your home:Dear MartinI Know Why The Caged Bird SingsThe Color PurpleClass ActThe Day You BeginHair LoveSulweLittle LeadersI am EnoughI Love My HairThis is just a bonus vent. a real one. Most parents can relate..Press Play TikTok: @chanbepoddinInstagram @TheczywmbpodcastX @theczywmbpod.Companies I work with and am an affiliate for ALL DISCOUNT CODES ARE*TableTopics.com code: CHANBEPODDINCozy Womb Shop : https://cozy-womb-shop.creator-spring.comYouTube (@chanpods) https://www.youtube.com/@chanpods/videoswww.chanbepoddin.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cozy-womb/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Happy Black History month, everyone! Hannah is producing a new podcast for Ideastream Public Media (NPR) about Black women and wants you to listen!  A bit about the show:  In January of 2020, Bloomberg CityLAB published an article about a new study from Pittsburgh researchers naming the best and worst cities for Black women. Among cities with at least 100-thousand Black women – Cleveland came in dead last in terms of livability.  On Living For We, to talk to Cleveland's Black women from all walks of life, from CEOs to self-starting entrepreneurs, judges, lawyers, doctors, artists, students, and mothers who have experienced loss. We share stories from these women as changemakers and architects of their own futures, celebrating their victories, challenges, and personal growth along the way.  So... is it really true, what they say? Is Cleveland deserving of the least-livable title? And what can we do to make lasting improvements for Black women in our city? You can follow Living For We here or anywhere you get your podcasts! Check out the research on Cleveland's Black women here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TW: Mentions of Suicide and Violence Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This is the last episode of the series and I am so thankful for all of y'all who were part of this journey, Black history month is every month so we are not stopping here with the episodes, just the series. It has been amazing to do this series on black queer icons and I hope you all learned about someone new this month Today we are talking about the amazing Miss Major and all the work she did for prison reform and campaigning for black trans rights. We delve into her story and witness her journey from the beginning to the end, from incarceration to activism and her House of GG, we talk about all that and more in this episode. Trans rights are still crucial and under attack so please do your due diligence and Get Involved with your local agencies to stand for the much-needed change. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. We are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am this month so you do not want to miss out. Socials: Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

TW: Mentions of Suicide and Violence Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This is the last episode of the series and I am so thankful for all of y'all who were part of this journey, Black history month is every month so we are not stopping here with the episodes, just the series. It has been amazing to do this series on black queer icons and I hope you all learned about someone new this month Today we are talking about the amazing Miss Major and all the work she did for prison reform and campaigning for black trans rights. We delve into her story and witness her journey from the beginning to the end, from incarceration to activism and her House of GG, we talk about all that and more in this episode. Trans rights are still crucial and under attack so please do your due diligence and Get Involved with your local agencies to stand for the much-needed change. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. We are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am this month so you do not want to miss out. Socials: Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

As Black History month comes to a close for 2023, we answer some trivia questions. SHOW NOTES We Recommend...  Lies My Teacher Told Me (Book) Lies My Teacher Told Me | The New Press Loewen presents themes from history that he believes should be presented in high school textbooks.   Seinfeld (Netflix) Seinfeld | Official Trailer | Netflix - YouTube The continuing misadventures of neurotic New York City stand-up comedian Jerry Seinfeld and his equally neurotic New York City friends.   Ghosts (CBS or Paramount+) Ghosts S1 | Official Trailer | Sky Show - YouTube A young couple's dreams come true when they inherit a beautiful country house, only to find it's both falling apart and inhabited by many of the deceased previous residents.

Eric “DATBOYMEDIA” Jordan, a Richmond California native, is a graduate of the KPFA First Voice Radio Broadcaster Apprenticeship who has been described as a “young, creative force with a passion for producing radio content and creative media projects” (Nancy Kahn, host of KPFA “Talk-It-Out-Radio”). Eric is a Radio Broadcaster, Entrepreneur, Actor, Model and Producer. He created and hosted the innovative KPFA 94.1 Radio series ‘Durags and Conversations', which is broadcasted on KGCP 96.9 Radio based in Oakland, California. Eric has a passion for producing meaningful content that speaks directly to improving the quality of the lives of Black African American/Hispanic males. He is passionate about sharing information with the Black & Brown community because “I do it for the culture. Where Culture & Media collides”. Thank you for all your continued support! Happy Black History month Y'all! On the second episode of Durags & Conversations | Dear Toxic Managers, Please Go | I talk to One Plus Cafe Berkeley's Chablis Duchine) & broadcast new/old Bay Area music on 96.9 KGPC radio based in Oakland, California. Chablis discusses the positives & negatives being a manager and a manager of color, how One Plus Cafe Berkeley was able to stay open as a brand new business during the Pandemic and how to deal with TOXIC ASS managers. Also, I premiere some Bay Area Hip Hop mixes. #UrbanMusic, #BayArea, #RichmondCalifornia, #OaklandCalifornia, #SanFranciscoCalifornia #E40, #YG, #YoungAvi, #Javn2900, #YounggFlacoo, #ThatBoyDayDay, #SupplyNDemand #MacDej, #DPRLive, #DATBOYMEDIA, #DuragsAndConversations #BlackAndBrownCreatives #BlackManagers, #BerkeleyCalifornia Executive Producer, Host, & Creator | DATBOYMEDIA To follow me, please contact me @datboymediaproductions. Enjoy, share and comment! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/datboymedia/message

Eric “DATBOYMEDIA” Jordan, a Richmond California native, is a graduate of the KPFA First Voice Radio Broadcaster Apprenticeship who has been described as a “young, creative force with a passion for producing radio content and creative media projects” (Nancy Kahn, host of KPFA “Talk-It-Out-Radio”). Eric is a Radio Broadcaster, Entrepreneur, Actor, Model and Producer. He created and hosted the innovative KPFA 94.1 Radio series ‘Durags and Conversations', which is broadcasted on KGCP 96.9 Radio based in Oakland, California. Eric has a passion for producing meaningful content that speaks directly to improving the quality of the lives of Black African American/Hispanic males. He is passionate about sharing information with the Black & Brown community because “I do it for the culture. Where Culture & Media collides”. Thank you for all your continued support! Happy Black History month Y'all! Bonus Interview. ENJOY! Also, I premiere some Bay Area Hip Hop mixes. #UrbanMusic, #BayArea, #RichmondCalifornia, #OaklandCalifornia, #SanFranciscoCalifornia #KeyshiaCole, #RichieEvans, #Star2 #DATBOYMEDIA, #DuragsAndConversations #BlackAndBrownCreatives #BlackManagers, #BerkeleyCalifornia, #BlackHistoryMonth Executive Producer, Host, & Creator | DATBOYMEDIA To follow me, please contact me @datboymediaproductions. Enjoy, share and comment! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/datboymedia/message

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated Today we are talking about Assotto saint, a creative in New York who was among the first to publicly disclose his HIV status. Saint created space for Black Gay Writers and creatives, from his books compiling their art to his theater and publishing, he always intentionally made space and that is why I am so honored to bring you this episode. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. We are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am this month so you do not want to miss out. Socials: Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated Today we are talking about Assotto saint, a creative in New York who was among the first to publicly disclose his HIV status. Saint created space for Black Gay Writers and creatives, from his books compiling their art to his theater and publishing, he always intentionally made space and that is why I am so honored to bring you this episode. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. We are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am this month so you do not want to miss out. Socials: Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated Today we are talking about Angela Davis and the amazing work she did throughout her life, from her association with the Soledad Brothers to her activism, arrest, writing, and everything in between, we dive into who she was and all the components of her life that propelled her to be such a revolutionary figure. We also segway to talk about intersectionality, comphet and so much more about identities and the presentation of those identities in white media. Angela Davis is an icon and her story is one of resistance that I am so honored to talk about with yall. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. We are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am this month so you do not want to miss out. Socials: Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated Today we are talking about Angela Davis and the amazing work she did throughout her life, from her association with the Soledad Brothers to her activism, arrest, writing, and everything in between, we dive into who she was and all the components of her life that propelled her to be such a revolutionary figure. We also segway to talk about intersectionality, comphet and so much more about identities and the presentation of those identities in white media. Angela Davis is an icon and her story is one of resistance that I am so honored to talk about with yall. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. We are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am this month so you do not want to miss out. Socials: Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. In this episode, we are talking about Bayard Rustin who was a key organizer for the March on Washington, a friend to MLK, and a proud gay man whose legacy continues to pave the way for queer activists all around the world. From bedroom scandals, accusations, and even jail time, Rustin had been through the wringer but he came out the other end an icon so join me in this episode as I tell his story to the best of my capacity.  Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out.  Socials:  Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. In this episode, we are talking about Bayard Rustin who was a key organizer for the March on Washington, a friend to MLK, and a proud gay man whose legacy continues to pave the way for queer activists all around the world. From bedroom scandals, accusations, and even jail time, Rustin had been through the wringer but he came out the other end an icon so join me in this episode as I tell his story to the best of my capacity.  Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out.  Socials:  Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. In this episode we are talking about Bell Hooks, from her queerness, her amazing work as an author, her work on intersectionality, and her identity, we get into it all. Bell Hooks is an amazing queer black woman who contributed so much to the field of writing her representation of women, queerness, and nuances for people and spaces that exist in the in-between. Highlighting her was an honor as she is truly a black icon.  Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out. Socials Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. In this episode we are talking about Bell Hooks, from her queerness, her amazing work as an author, her work on intersectionality, and her identity, we get into it all. Bell Hooks is an amazing queer black woman who contributed so much to the field of writing her representation of women, queerness, and nuances for people and spaces that exist in the in-between. Highlighting her was an honor as she is truly a black icon.  Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out. Socials Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Happy Black History months, and also Happy Valentines Day!! In News Blitz I talk about the mysterious Chinese Weather balloons. Also in Weird Newz Blitz a 29 yr old woman tries to pass a high-school student, the war on eggs, and fake nursing diplomas being sold. Also the touch on Sophia the Goddess & Sophia the humanoid robot. Brett Farvs Mississippi welfare scandal, and Enzo Da Cupid with love advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lorenzo-biggs/message

Happy Black History month throughout February, our nation is celebrating The African American rich history, which is undeniably one of the heartache, pain and, it is also one filled with creativity, innovation and hope. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adner-delhomme/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adner-delhomme/support

Welcome back! Today we dive into my nursing journey. 19 years young, alone in a new state & a CNA. I tried LPN school but decided to quit and pursue my RN. I was a CNA 4 years prior to starting my RN program. Believing in God and his plan over my life helped me shun out the naysayers, financial struggles and doubts I had and helped me to trust in his plan. 9.9% of RNs are black women. Happy Black History month.

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. In today's episode, we are going to be talking about Marlon Riggs, an amazing creative in the film and documentary industry as well as an amazing writer. I go into Marlon's work and how he intentionally made space for the black gay experience and provided a space for intersectionality through his work. Tune in and Get Woke. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out. Socials Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. In today's episode, we are going to be talking about Marlon Riggs, an amazing creative in the film and documentary industry as well as an amazing writer. I go into Marlon's work and how he intentionally made space for the black gay experience and provided a space for intersectionality through his work. Tune in and Get Woke. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out. Socials Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Happy Black History month!!! It's the best 28 days of the year and man sports let us know. LeBron bout to send Karrem home crying but hey at least he always got the sky hook. Brady retired ... again lets see if it sticks this time. Kyrie Irving well you gonna have to listen to the show to find out what happened to him. Word on the street is though you can catch him chilling on Harry Hines. With all that being said its IGNANT TIME!! R.I.P Steve Irwin Kyrie debunks JFK LeBron gonna be petty for Kareem F**K Stingrays!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ignant-university/support

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. Today's episode is about William Dorsey Swann, the first Queen on Dran and the first person documented to push back and fight for queer rights to exist, commune and gather without being targeted. Join me as I tell his story and explore all the amazing things he did in his lifetime. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out. Socials Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I will be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about their history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to provide space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. Today's episode is about William Dorsey Swann, the first Queen on Dran and the first person documented to push back and fight for queer rights to exist, commune and gather without being targeted. Join me as I tell his story and explore all the amazing things he did in his lifetime. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am so you do not want to miss out. Socials Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Happy Black History month! We are back on our regular bull**** y'all! We are drinking a drink that originated with a viral practical joke in 1874 called the Tom Collins. Though this crisp, classic gin cocktail was still popular a hundred years after the fact, the era of STEPHANIE's scandal.

Healing is not a linear process. The journey looks more like: working through all the ebbs and flows of acknowledging, addressing, and eventually overcoming negative cycles, patterns, and relationships in our lives, feeling a sense of exuberance as we finally “break free”, only to feel overcome and overwhelmed all over again! LAWD! This week's episode explores practical ways to embrace every part of our healing journey & ways to keep going even when it's rough. Thank you so much for listening!! Make sure you're subscribed so that you get new episodes hot & ready every Monday. =) Oh, and also, Happy Black History, Black Excellence, Black is Beautiful, Blackity Black Black Month!!! Love y'all! Stay in Touch: IG: @nikkiarshines Email: themondaybloom@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themondaybloom/support

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Hey guys, Happy Black History month to all of you. This month I'm going to be doing a series on black queer icons who are often forgotten about when we talk about history and give them space on this podcast. My goal is to give space and to shed light on these amazing individuals that were part of LGBTQ+ and black history in so many beautiful ways that deserve to be celebrated. Today's episode focuses on names Baldwin, an author, a gay man and a prolific writer during his time, we go into his life and get to observe the intersectionalities of the church, queerness, and activism with so much more. Don't forget to rate our podcast and follow us on Spotify. This month we are posting an episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 10am so you do not want to miss out. Socials Instagram, Tiktok and Pintrest- @theamericanfuneral

Happy Black History month! Back with some more shenanigans; this week let's talk about big-name brands' questionable marketing tactics, cheating backlash, trust fund babies and their lies, black excellence, and a few more things you'll enjoy, tap in and let me know what you think.

“The way that we talk about ourselves, the way we talk about our money, the way that we talk about our future is a scale. It is a manifestation of what will come to our lives.”  - Evolve Benton   Happy Black History month! I'm Evolve Benton and today, I go over the origins of the Speaking 4 Profit Academy and why folks may not be charging enough for their voices. A lot of it has to do with the way we regard ourselves - Do you see yourself as capable of being financially free? Do you talk about yourself in an empowering way? Get into momentum by speaking for prophecy and manifesting abundance in your life.     [00:01 - 03:17] Why Your Talent Fee May Not Be Enough The start of Speaking 4 Profit Academy It started during COVID-19 - a pandemic baby. When opportunities became less, the academy becomes an avenue for folks to secure the bag. Why you may not be asking enough A $500 talent fee may save a company $40,000! See yourself as someone who can be profitable from your intellectual property.   [03:18 - 12:10] Cultivating the Wealth Mindset to Call Abundance The significance of support in business ventures Starting a business allows one to serve the world. Through your voice, it is possible to achieve financial freedom. How to build wealth sustainably You cannot rely on just one stream of income. Invest the money and work for a shorter amount of time. Using your voice to call in wealth Be wary of the way you talk about yourself and your life! Being abundant is not built on capitalism, but being able to serve the world.   [12:11 - 13:45] Final Thoughts   Share your story with the world! Connect with me – leave a review and comment (links below)   Key Quotes:   “Being able to create an incubator like Speaking for Profit University, where diverse leaders like yourself, whoever's watching this…are able to build out businesses, through their voice, through their story, through their knowledge, that gives them financial freedom, right? And that financial freedom gives us an opportunity to be able to live longer lives full of joy and happiness.” - Evolve Benton   “Whatever you are an expert at, you can teach the world about that and make some money while you do it. Invest that money and work for a shorter amount of time so that you can live your life and freedom.”  - Evolve Benton Connect with Me! Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/speaking4profitacademy Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speaking4profit/ Visit my website https://www.evolvebenton.com/  Follow me on Instagram @EvolveBenton   LEAVE A REVIEW + and help someone discover the power in their voice by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5-star review!

As Black history month comes to a close Bryan and Aldrin discuss the impact that the NBA has had on black history and social injustice.  The NBA has been at the forefront of social injustice issues dating back to the civil rights movement.  We give NBA legends such as Kareem Abdul Jabber, Bill Russell and Lebron James their flowers for all they've done for the black community.  Happy Black History month to all of our followers. Follow us on social media @Picknpopshow on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook!Support the show (https://cash.app/$picknpopshow)

Happy Black History month everyone! Well......in the words of Kanye West, "Happy Black FUTURE Month". Donte taps in dolo to give yall a podcast episode you will NOT forget! Tackling topics such as Simply Lemonade (Donte's favorite brand of lemondae) introducing a spiked version, Whoopi Goldberg's drama, a Judge's harsh truth, Footlocker's gooey situation, and a WILD "erotica" reading from one of the most hilarious erotica book collection you'll find. Tap in, and get ready, this one WILL be a doozy! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/talkmycredo/exclusive-content

It’s just as important to celebrate our future as it is to honor our past. So tell me who you […]

I am taking a month off, listen to find out the reason why. I am still collecting interviews, so if any of you want to share your experiences of being a mom, let me know! Or if you know someone who wants to come on the podcast, send them my way! I'd love to chat. You can reach out to me on the Laura Asks About Motherhood Facebook page or Instagram account. Episodes will resume in a month, on March 2, 2022. In the meantime, Happy Black History month! Happy Lunar New Year! Please subscribe, leave a rating and review, and thanks for listening!

HAPPY BLACK History month! On this weeks' episode, we discuss history being made. We first chat about how the NFL could possibly have its first Black NFL owner. Robert Smith, the richest Black man in the U.S. is said to be throwing his hat in the ring to purchase the Denver Broncos. Is this a good move for Mr. Smith, the NFL? Do you think having a Black NFL owner will change the NFL culture? We also talk about the G.O.A.T., Tom Brady retiring. Do you think this is the last we will hear of him? In his announcement, TB12 did NOT mention the Patriots or Bill Belichick; was he being shady? Let's Discuss!   Connect with us on social media: @nelled_it_561 @lynnee27 @thefletchertwinz   Email us with any comments or questions: Podcast.1000Words@gmail.com

Join the BEM crew as we discuss the latest developments within the Culture and the importance of Black History. Happy Black History month

Welcome to The Department of Mysteries, we are your Unspeakables, Kai, Ella, and David. Before we begin, we want to make it clear that we are allies to all trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people. On our podcast, we will cover everything from Spells to Magical Creatures. We will release an episode every sunday, and are excited to have you with us. Happy Black History month! Due to technology the end of our episode was cut off. Our next episode is on our favorite magical beasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/departmentofmysteries/message

Jay Kell and J. Wright are back with another episode of Can't Call It. They share their thoughts on the new defensive hires, NFLSU in the Super Bowl, National Signing Day, transfers and the guys are looking for sponsor. Happy Black History month! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-kelley8/support

Black History day should be everyday. Black people matter #wematter #BLM #freedom #equality #racism #enoughisenough #togettherwestand --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carine-emmanuel/support

Whats good y'all? Happy Black History month. Welcome back to Episode 25 where we keep the ball rolling with our 5th entry over the 5 Love Languages. Up this week is Physical Touch. This one might get you to thinking a little more than you think. We got some crazy things going on in this weeks episode as we talk about Lil Uzi and some lady that had her porch stolen, LMAO. We announce the winner of last month. Thank you to all that voted. Make sure you visit us at www.stopthefoolishnesspodcast.com to submit all them dope listener letters and make sure you vote for your most foolish story of the week. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is PODCAST WEDNESDAY!!! Happy Black History month, year, decade, etc. This month we are talking about LOVE. Today's episode focuses on living for the love of yourself. What are somethings that you were taught growing up that were lost along the way? How did you get them back, and where do you start now with gaining that love back? Tune in to find out!

Today's episode is about Viella H. Mason of Gary, Indiana, who has lived in Gaston county, NC, most of her life. She's our Grandmother and Great-Grandmother! Listen in for the other Black Excellence we discuss. Happy Black History learning...Support the show

This episode introduces you to the All Things Mental Health and BLACK podcast, the host, and our first topic: fear. Happy Black History month y'all!