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 Darwin vs Townsville: High-Yield Property Markets      Ever wonder which high-yielding Australian market offers better investment potential in 2025—Darwin or Townsville?   Join Todd Sloan and property expert/data analyst, Gilbert Melgar in this exciting episode as they dive into the comparison between two high-yielding Australian markets: Darwin and Townsville. They explore the economic landscapes, rental yields, and investment potential of both locations, helping listeners understand which area might be the better choice for property investment in 2025.   With a focus on key suburbs—Karama in Darwin and Kirwan in Townsville—they discuss important metrics such as gross regional product, unemployment rates, and market interest. Todd and Gilbert also break down cash flow comparisons, revealing the potential for positive returns in both markets.   Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode provides valuable insights to help you navigate the property landscape.   Tune in to discover where the best opportunities lie!

Does a change in your intimate needs have to mean a change of heart? In this episode of Lovers Shan Boodram sits down with Karamo Brown, TV personality (Karama and Queer Eye), author, and culture expert, for a raw and revealing conversation about intimacy and growth. Karamo opens up about how his intimate needs evolved through his 20s, 30s, and 40s—both emotionally and in the bedroom. He shares how these changes led to the end of a past relationship, where his partner couldn't accept his evolving needs without taking it personally. Now, in a thriving new relationship, Karamo reveals how he's learned to bring his partner along as he navigates these changes, fostering a deeper connection and understanding. This episode is packed with wisdom on embracing growth, improving communication, and honoring your needs without guilt. Karamo Brown, Lovers and Friends Podcast, Lovers by Shan, Shan Boodram, intimacy in relationships, emotional intimacy, evolving needs in relationships, intimacy advice, relationship communication, breakups and growth, thriving relationships, intimacy in 20s 30s 40s, LGBTQ relationships, personal growth, gay relationship advice, sex and relationships Thank You Karamo Brown https://www.instagram.com/karamo Learn About His TV Show: https://karamoshow.com/ Get His New Children's Book: https://zandoprojects.com/books/i-am-okay-to-feel/ Thanks Arya for sponsoring this episode: Arya is a service for couples that helps them break their sexual routine with the help of an intimacy concierge that serves up curated sexy scenes monthly to sign up or learn more go to http://arya.fyi/shan Join My Mailing List https://www.loversbyshan.com/newsletter Lovers Community If you're interested in joining the Lovers community, click here to join the waitlist: https://www.loversbyshan.com/community

Plus de la moitié des hôpitaux gazaouis ont été détruits par les bombardements israéliens depuis le début de la guerre. Au nord de la bande de Gaza, l'hôpital al-Karama a fait partie des premières cibles, dès le mois d'octobre 2023, avant d'être complètement détruit en août. Pour financer la reconstruction, un militant britannico-palestinien a développé un soda militant, Gaza Cola, qui permet aussi à ses clients de boycotter d'autres marques. Au Royaume-Uni, en plein cœur de Londres, le café Hiba offre une bulle de Palestine avec ses keffiehs et ses drapeaux partout. Attablé devant une salade arabe, Hamza sirote un soda un peu particulier. « Gaza Cola, ça fait toujours du bien, savoure-t-il. C'est bon, c'est rafraîchissant. Je crois qu'on a le pouvoir d'agir collectivement en choisissant ce qu'on consomme et ce qu'on refuse de consommer. »À l'origine du Gaza Cola, canette rouge inspirée d'une autre célèbre marque, il y a Osama Qashoo, réalisateur originaire de Cisjordanie. Depuis août 2024, il a vendu un million et demi de canettes. Une manière pour ses clients de boycotter les géants du soda.« Les grandes entreprises bénéficient toujours de la guerre, elles font déjà beaucoup d'argent. [Coca-Cola] possède une immense usine dans les territoires palestiniens illégalement occupés. C'est une pratique illégale. Et eux, ils font de l'argent : tant qu'ils n'en perdront pas, ils ne changeront rien. Gaza Cola vient de là, une sorte de David contre Goliath. Nous n'allons pas tout changer, mais nous voulons créer de la réflexion », estime-t-il. La grande marque visée admet être présente en Palestine depuis 1998 et assure employer un petit millier de Palestiniens.Il aura fallu neuf mois pour trouver des partenaires. Aujourd'hui, tous les bénéfices sont reversés à Gaza, et à un projet en particulier : la reconstruction de l'hôpital d'al-Karama, au nord du territoire, détruit en août 2024. « Cet hôpital, en particulier, est très important, car au moins 300 000 personnes en dépendent. C'est un petit établissement, donc c'est réalisable. Autour du site, nous avons installé des tentes où les patients sont soignés. Nous finançons ces tentes, nous sponsorisons le salaire des soignants qui restent, aux alentours de 200€ par mois. Nous soignons environ 1 000 personnes chaque jour », explique le fondateur de la marque.Ce soir-là, Osama Qashoo organisait une conférence avec le docteur Mohammed Tahir, revenu de deux missions médicales à Gaza. Le chirurgien explique l'importance des initiatives comme Gaza Cola : « Sur le terrain, ce sont des familles détruites, de nombreux patients avec des blessures catastrophiques, handicapantes… Et des semaines, voire des années de douleur à venir. Maintenant qu'on se dirige vers la gestion d'affections chroniques, il faut former, entraîner, reconstruire. Si vous ne pouvez pas venir donner de votre temps, alors donnez de votre argent. »Aucun grand distributeur britannique n'a pour l'instant accepté de commercialiser le soda, qui devrait arriver en France en mars dans certains restaurants.À lire aussiFace à une campagne régionale de boycott, McDonald's rachète toutes ses franchises en Israël

Plus de la moitié des hôpitaux gazaouis ont été détruits par les bombardements israéliens depuis le début de la guerre. Au nord de la bande de Gaza, l'hôpital al-Karama a fait partie des premières cibles, dès le mois d'octobre 2023, avant d'être complètement détruit en août. Pour financer la reconstruction, un militant britannico-palestinien a développé un soda militant, Gaza Cola, qui permet aussi à ses clients de boycotter d'autres marques. Au Royaume-Uni, en plein cœur de Londres, le café Hiba offre une bulle de Palestine avec ses keffiehs et ses drapeaux partout. Attablé devant une salade arabe, Hamza sirote un soda un peu particulier. « Gaza Cola, ça fait toujours du bien, savoure-t-il. C'est bon, c'est rafraîchissant. Je crois qu'on a le pouvoir d'agir collectivement en choisissant ce qu'on consomme et ce qu'on refuse de consommer. »À l'origine du Gaza Cola, canette rouge inspirée d'une autre célèbre marque, il y a Osama Qashoo, réalisateur originaire de Cisjordanie. Depuis août 2024, il a vendu un million et demi de canettes. Une manière pour ses clients de boycotter les géants du soda.« Les grandes entreprises bénéficient toujours de la guerre, elles font déjà beaucoup d'argent. [Coca-Cola] possède une immense usine dans les territoires palestiniens illégalement occupés. C'est une pratique illégale. Et eux, ils font de l'argent : tant qu'ils n'en perdront pas, ils ne changeront rien. Gaza Cola vient de là, une sorte de David contre Goliath. Nous n'allons pas tout changer, mais nous voulons créer de la réflexion », estime-t-il. La grande marque visée admet être présente en Palestine depuis 1998 et assure employer un petit millier de Palestiniens.Il aura fallu neuf mois pour trouver des partenaires. Aujourd'hui, tous les bénéfices sont reversés à Gaza, et à un projet en particulier : la reconstruction de l'hôpital d'al-Karama, au nord du territoire, détruit en août 2024. « Cet hôpital, en particulier, est très important, car au moins 300 000 personnes en dépendent. C'est un petit établissement, donc c'est réalisable. Autour du site, nous avons installé des tentes où les patients sont soignés. Nous finançons ces tentes, nous sponsorisons le salaire des soignants qui restent, aux alentours de 200€ par mois. Nous soignons environ 1 000 personnes chaque jour », explique le fondateur de la marque.Ce soir-là, Osama Qashoo organisait une conférence avec le docteur Mohammed Tahir, revenu de deux missions médicales à Gaza. Le chirurgien explique l'importance des initiatives comme Gaza Cola : « Sur le terrain, ce sont des familles détruites, de nombreux patients avec des blessures catastrophiques, handicapantes… Et des semaines, voire des années de douleur à venir. Maintenant qu'on se dirige vers la gestion d'affections chroniques, il faut former, entraîner, reconstruire. Si vous ne pouvez pas venir donner de votre temps, alors donnez de votre argent. »Aucun grand distributeur britannique n'a pour l'instant accepté de commercialiser le soda, qui devrait arriver en France en mars dans certains restaurants.À lire aussiFace à une campagne régionale de boycott, McDonald's rachète toutes ses franchises en Israël

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Hoda Jaludi is the head holistic lifestyle designer, an award-winning blogger, and the founder of Karama. She is also a certified design psychology expert, hospitality expert, travel photographer, and personal interior therapist. Her passion lies in creating and discovering designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also meaningful. Understanding the challenges of life firsthand, she founded a lifestyle brand with the goal of inspiring others to live their best lives from the inside out. Drawing inspiration from her travels, Hoda carefully designs and curates high-quality content and products that enhance comfort and well-being. She aims to guide others in transforming their spaces into personal retreats for the mind, body, and home—because every day should feel like a retreat.

UAE's AMEA Power will set up a USD600 million, 5 GW wind power project in the Gulf of Suez in cooperation with the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company and the New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA).There is a plan to launch renewable projects with a combined capacity of 10 GW and combined investments of USD10 billion from 2023-2028 under the government's Nexus for Food, Water, and Energy initiative (NWFE).The EGP fell to EGP50.90 against the greenback at some banks on Thursday, down from 50.58 the day before.MPs are expected to discuss and vote on draft cash-based subsidies bill to establish a Takaful and Karama fund to provide cash-based payments, agreements including a USD500 million financing program between GASC and the Abu Dhabi Exports Office to facilitate the provision of wheat and essential commodities, a financial cooperation agreement with Germany, and a protocol agreement with Russia for the Al Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant.ABUK inked two agreements aimed at helping it make operations more sustainable. The first agreement will see MPS Infrastructure supply Abu Qir with green hydrogen to help it reduce its natural gas use. The second agreement will see ABB Group install an advanced automation control system at the Abu Qir ammonia plant, which will soon start partially relying on green hydrogen. Moreover, ABUK targets increasing Abu Qir 3 plant's capacity by 10% to 1,925 tons per day with an investment cost of USD100 million to be injected during 2025.French Alstom plans to submit its technical and fiscal offers to set up Cairo Metro Line 6 next May to the National Authority for Tunnels (NAT). The consortium carrying out the project will work with local players like Petrojet, Arab Contractors, and ORAS to carry out the project.PHDC (FV: EGP8.78, OW) acquired an additional 3.0% stake in TALM, taking its total stake to 32.6%.A group of local pharma players wants to set up a USD150-200 million pharma raw materials factory next year. The consortium includes Arab Company for Drug Industries and Medical Appliances (ACDIMA) and PHAR. MCQE signed an agreement with Solarize Egypt that will see the two develop a 40 MW solar power project. Sarwa Insurance Company, a subsidiary of CNFN, took over the tender for insurance of 1,269 ATMs of the Egyptian Agricultural Bank, with total coverage of up to EGP2.3 billion.

*Key news articles for today*The government is planning on offering up stakes in its majority-owned Port Said Container and Cargo Handling Company (PSCCHC) and Damietta Container and Cargo Handling Company (DCHC) on the EGX during 1Q25. The sources expect the government to offer 20-25% stakes in each company, with the IPO's private placement focused on attracting major companies like the UAE's AD Ports and DP World. Kuwait renewed a USD2 bn Central Bank of Egypt deposit certificate due for repayment in April for another year. Egypt's non-oil exports rose to USD33.35 billion during 10M24, an increase of 12.2% compared to the same period last year. MPs approved 22 of the 44 articles in the draft cash-based subsidies bill to establish a Takaful and Karama fund to provide cash-based payments to those under the poverty line, funded by the state budget, private contributions, foreign grants and loans, and investments. The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a USD170 mn loan to fund local energy and infrastructure leader Hassan Allam Utilities and Saudi renewables giant ACWA Power's 1.1 GW wind farm in the Gulf of Suez, set to be the largest of its kind in the Middle East, according to a statement from AfDB. The loan would fund 16.0% of the entire USD1.1 bn project. The Prime Minister issued a decree setting the selling price of natural gas supplied for electricity generation at USD4 per million British thermal units, to electricity production companies affiliated with the Ministry of Electricity or other companies. The Prime Minister also issued a decree to pay the value of natural gas consumption in USD for free zone and economic zone projects. The House gave its final nod to five energy exploration bills authorizing the Oil Ministry to contract with local and international companies to explore for oil and gas across Egypt in the Mediterranean, in the Nile Delta, and in the Western Desert. Transport and Industry Minister Kamel El Wazir called on Mermec to establish a factory to localize the production of signalling and control systems for railways. Egyptian National Railways finalized an agreement with Spain's high-speed train manufacturer Talgo to supply seven new luxury sleeper trains, following the recent delivery of six similar models. A EUR200 mn loan to import sleep trains from the company was given the presidential thumbs up in August after being passed by the House in June. State-owned Holding Company for Roads and Bridges is looking to secure USD500 milliin worth of railway projects with the Iraqi government as a part of Iraq's plan to spend USD100 billion on infrastructure over three years.  MASR (FV: EGP8.11, OW) 1) aims to build two hotels in Taj City in 2025, 2) aims to invest EGP20.0 billion in construction work in 2025, 3) signed a contract with Majid Al Futtaim to open a Carrefour branch in Taj City, and 4) expects to start collecting rental income in 2027.Banking United Bank has concluded its retail and private offerings, with its retail offering that closed yesterday being oversubscribed 59x. CICH announces the completion of the issuance of securitization bonds for Al-Tawfeek Lease and Tamweel Mortgage Finance amounting to EGP1.5 and EGP1.8 billion; respectively.  FWRY (FV: EGP13.00, OW) announced that its fully owned subsidiary, Fawry MSME, BNPL's portfolio onboarded over 50,000 merchants to its service, facilitating 750k transactions with a total value of EGP2 bn. 

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UAE's Masdar, Infinity Power, and Hassan Allam Utilities will set up USD900 million worth of solar power plants in Upper Egypt with a combined capacity of 1 GW after the government greenlit the move, according to media. Tunisian-owned oil and gas company HBS International plans to invest USD65 million in gas development and production in the southwest El Alamein area of the Western Desert this year.Tax revenues increased during the first two months of the current fiscal year by 25.6% y/y to EGP216 billion.Clothing exports increased 19.2% y/y to USD1.6 billion in the first seven months of 2024.An additional 8.5 million beneficiaries of Takaful and Karama and informal workers in the construction sector will be added under the national health insurance umbrella.According to the Head of the General Authority for Freezones, the private sector has the chance to invest in the healthcare, tourism, and education sectors through public-private partnerships.EAST released 4Q23/24 financial results, reporting bottom line of EGP4,001 million (+69.4% YoY, +76.2% QoQ). FY23/24 net profit recorded EGP9,181 million (+20% YoY). The company is currently trading at FY24/25 P/E of 5.9x and EV/EBITDA 5.9x.According to local media, EAST secured letters of credit from several banks amounting to nearly USD400 million to import raw materials.We slightly downgraded our FV for ABUK from EGP81.21/share to EGP76.79/share, maintaining our Overweight recommendation for the stock. Our updated FV is based mainly on: Lower revenue growth as we still see instability in the natural gas supply in Egypt, However, the coming quarters are going to better reflect the full effect of the EGP floatation especially with the enhancement in levels of sales volumes.ABUK is proposing a cash dividend distribution of EGP5.0/share, implying a dividend yield of 8.2%.ABUK is currently trading at FY24/25e P/E of 5.1x and EV/EBITDA of 4.7x.As part of the restructuring of ownership of some subsidiaries of EKHO, the shares held by the Internation Financial Investments Company (a wholly owned subsidiary of EKHO) in the share capital of Sprea Misr for Production of Chemicals and Plastics has been transferred to another subsidiary, SPREA CHEMICALS B.V. ( a wholly owned subsidiary of EKHO). SKPC's general assembly approved increasing the company's issued and paid-in capital from EGP1.5 billion to EGP1.8 billion with an increase worth EGP302.4 million distributed over 756 million shares through the distribution of free shares at a ratio of 1:5. CLHO issued neutral 2Q24 results. Attributable net income recorded EGP143 million, down 22% QoQ but up 48% YoY. 1H24 attributable net income amounted to EGP325 million (+70% YoY). CLHO is currently trading at FY24 P/E of 15.1x and EV/EBITDA of 7.7x.The consortium of ORAS (FV: EGP344.18, OW), Hitachi, and French firm Colas Rail will start working on developing Metro Line 1 in October for a 64-month period. The development will come with a EUR800 million price tag, of which ORAS's share is 35%.According to local media, contrary to previous reports, BINV is looking to either fully exit or increase its stake in its subsidiary Gourmet.Weekly Commodities Update

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Une princesse bantoue, des Hollandais aux semelles de vent, voilà 2 sessions live. Notre 1ère invitée est Pamela Badjogo pour la sortie de l'album YIÊH.Pamela Badjogo s'est indéniablement inscrite dans la lignée des grandes voix africaines. Son registre afro-pop, nu-highlife façon bantoue teinté d'une touche jazzy nous plonge dans l'effervescence des nuits agitées d'Afrique centrale, pimenté de textes servant les causes féministes.En 2024, l'artiste gabonaise dévoile son 3ème album Yieh. Dix titres introspectifs toujours profondément ancrés dans ses racines bantoues dans lesquels la langue française prendra davantage de place que dans les projets précédents. Un album doux et féminin qui met en lumière les forces parfois insoupçonnées de la Femme avec un grand F. Pamela Badjogo nous parle de lâcher prise tout en confirmant encore son statut de princesse des sonorités et traditions Bantu. Pour Yieh, elle s'est entourée de Kwame Yeboah, arrangeur des 2 derniers albums à succès du légendaire chanteur de high-life Pat Thomas, d'Aron Ottignon et Elisée Sangarée, mais également d'invités prestigieux dont Pat Thomas et Kelly Khumalo avec lesquels elle a partagé le micro.Après avoir fait ses classes aux côtés des plus grands comme choriste (Salif Keita, Oumou Sangaré, Cheick Tidiane, Matthieu Chedid, Tiken Jah Fakoly ou Danakil), elle prête sa voix dans « Kirikou & Karaba ». C'est en janvier 2016 que la princesse bantoue entame sa carrière solo avec un premier album intitulé Mes couleurs. Un véritable métissage entre sa culture bantoue du Gabon et les influences mandingues du Mali, son pays de cœur.En 2021, elle confirme sa signature musicale avec un deuxième album résolument afropop. Kaba signifie le partage fraternel en Ndzebi. Au-delà de la musique Pamela est très engagée pour la cause de la Femme. Dans ses paroles comme sur scène, elle a à cœur de dénoncer les oppressions que subissent les petites filles et les femmes au quotidien. Elle est porte-parole des Fées-ministres un collectif et présidente du collectif « Moussoya yé kobayé » qu'elle co-fonde avec Amie Yerewolo, une rappeuse engagée. En février 2017, elle prête sa voix pour la lutte contre le cancer aux côtés de Coumba Gawlo, Charlotte Dipanda, Rokia Traoré et Josey : « Pour nos soeurs et pour nos mères ». 2017-2018, elle est porte-parole du collectif les amazones d'Afrique. Depuis 2016, elle est marraine de l'école associative Karama, une association qui scolarise les enfants des rives du fleuve Niger au Mali.Pamela est née en 1982 à Libreville au Gabon où elle a grandi avant de s'installer au Mali en 2003 pour poursuivre ses études de microbiologie. Après l'obtention de son DEA, elle se lance dans la musique où elle débute comme choriste, avant d'entamer une carrière solo.Titres interprétés au grand studio- Tounka Live RFI- Letondo, extrait album voir le clip- Aimer Live RFI.Line Up : Pamela Badjogo - Lead/ Guitare, Elisée Sangaré - Basse/ Guitare et Shan Lotchi Ludmann - Batterie / Voix.Son : Jérémie Besset & Mathias Taylor.► Album YIÊH (Raphia / Believe / Inouïe 2024).Facebook - Instagram - Tiktok - Deezer. Puis nous recevons l'Amsterdam Klezmer Band pour la sortie de son nouvel album Bomba Pop.Amsterdam Klezmer Band naît en 1996 de la passion de Gijs Levelt (trompette), Job Chajes (saxophone, chant), Henkjan van Minnen (accordéon), et Jasper de Beer (contrebasse, banjo) pour la musique klezmer et la musique des Balkans. En plus de 25 ans, les sept musiciens se sont forgé leur propre son, mélange vibrant de klezmer, de musique balkanique, d'électro, de jazz, de rythmes manouches, orientaux et de hip hop. Une musique pleine d'énergie en constante évolution ouverte à tous les genres, les voyages ou les influences dans lesquels ils puisent avec allégresse. En 18 albums, le groupe aura joué dans les plus grands festivals d'Europe (Lowlands, North Sea Jazz Festival, Sziget…) mais aussi au Concertgebouw d'Amsterdam, au Wiener Konzerthaus, à la Cité de la Musique à Paris ou au festival de jazz de Hong Kong.Il aura aussi collaboré avec les étourdissants Söndörgő, l'Orchestre andalou d'Amsterdam, le Galata Gypsy Band et aura apporté tout son talent à la bande originale du film « le Chat du Rabbin » de Joann Sfar ou au documentaire « De Wilde Stad ». Pour leur nouvel album Bomba Pop disponible depuis le 1er février 2024, ils ont collaboré avec Ulf Lindemann alias Dunkelbunt. Le résultat est une boussole musicale éclatante qui indique de nombreuses directions musicales. Un voyage passionnant où s'entrechoquent musiques du monde, klezmer, cumbia, drum'n'bass, swing jazz, groove turc, mélodies pop et refrains hiphop. Après plus de 25 ans, l'Amsterdam Klezmer Band continue de célébrer la vie avec une musique en perpétuel mouvement, une approche contemporaine du Klezmer qui vous emmène et vous inspire, allie danse et fête avec mélancolie. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Fire Live RFI- Mesafesofi, extrait de l'album- Do it in Amsterdam Live RFI.Line Up : Mischa Porte – Drums, Jasper de Beer – Bass, Ellen van Vliet – Accordeon, Joop van der Linden - Trombone/guitar, Job Chajes - Sax/Vocals, Gijs Levelt - Trumpet/synth, Salah Mesmah  - Vocals et enn itw Joop van der Linden.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album Bomba Pop (ZB Prod 2024).Facebook - Instagram - X - youtube.

Une princesse bantoue, des Hollandais aux semelles de vent, voilà 2 sessions live. Notre 1ère invitée est Pamela Badjogo pour la sortie de l'album YIÊH.Pamela Badjogo s'est indéniablement inscrite dans la lignée des grandes voix africaines. Son registre afro-pop, nu-highlife façon bantoue teinté d'une touche jazzy nous plonge dans l'effervescence des nuits agitées d'Afrique centrale, pimenté de textes servant les causes féministes.En 2024, l'artiste gabonaise dévoile son 3ème album Yieh. Dix titres introspectifs toujours profondément ancrés dans ses racines bantoues dans lesquels la langue française prendra davantage de place que dans les projets précédents. Un album doux et féminin qui met en lumière les forces parfois insoupçonnées de la Femme avec un grand F. Pamela Badjogo nous parle de lâcher prise tout en confirmant encore son statut de princesse des sonorités et traditions Bantu. Pour Yieh, elle s'est entourée de Kwame Yeboah, arrangeur des 2 derniers albums à succès du légendaire chanteur de high-life Pat Thomas, d'Aron Ottignon et Elisée Sangarée, mais également d'invités prestigieux dont Pat Thomas et Kelly Khumalo avec lesquels elle a partagé le micro.Après avoir fait ses classes aux côtés des plus grands comme choriste (Salif Keita, Oumou Sangaré, Cheick Tidiane, Matthieu Chedid, Tiken Jah Fakoly ou Danakil), elle prête sa voix dans « Kirikou & Karaba ». C'est en janvier 2016 que la princesse bantoue entame sa carrière solo avec un premier album intitulé Mes couleurs. Un véritable métissage entre sa culture bantoue du Gabon et les influences mandingues du Mali, son pays de cœur.En 2021, elle confirme sa signature musicale avec un deuxième album résolument afropop. Kaba signifie le partage fraternel en Ndzebi. Au-delà de la musique Pamela est très engagée pour la cause de la Femme. Dans ses paroles comme sur scène, elle a à cœur de dénoncer les oppressions que subissent les petites filles et les femmes au quotidien. Elle est porte-parole des Fées-ministres un collectif et présidente du collectif « Moussoya yé kobayé » qu'elle co-fonde avec Amie Yerewolo, une rappeuse engagée. En février 2017, elle prête sa voix pour la lutte contre le cancer aux côtés de Coumba Gawlo, Charlotte Dipanda, Rokia Traoré et Josey : « Pour nos soeurs et pour nos mères ». 2017-2018, elle est porte-parole du collectif les amazones d'Afrique. Depuis 2016, elle est marraine de l'école associative Karama, une association qui scolarise les enfants des rives du fleuve Niger au Mali.Pamela est née en 1982 à Libreville au Gabon où elle a grandi avant de s'installer au Mali en 2003 pour poursuivre ses études de microbiologie. Après l'obtention de son DEA, elle se lance dans la musique où elle débute comme choriste, avant d'entamer une carrière solo.Titres interprétés au grand studio- Tounka Live RFI- Letondo, extrait album voir le clip- Aimer Live RFI.Line Up : Pamela Badjogo - Lead/ Guitare, Elisée Sangaré - Basse/ Guitare et Shan Lotchi Ludmann - Batterie / Voix.Son : Jérémie Besset & Mathias Taylor.► Album YIÊH (Raphia / Believe / Inouïe 2024).Facebook - Instagram - Tiktok - Deezer. Puis nous recevons l'Amsterdam Klezmer Band pour la sortie de son nouvel album Bomba Pop.Amsterdam Klezmer Band naît en 1996 de la passion de Gijs Levelt (trompette), Job Chajes (saxophone, chant), Henkjan van Minnen (accordéon), et Jasper de Beer (contrebasse, banjo) pour la musique klezmer et la musique des Balkans. En plus de 25 ans, les sept musiciens se sont forgé leur propre son, mélange vibrant de klezmer, de musique balkanique, d'électro, de jazz, de rythmes manouches, orientaux et de hip hop. Une musique pleine d'énergie en constante évolution ouverte à tous les genres, les voyages ou les influences dans lesquels ils puisent avec allégresse. En 18 albums, le groupe aura joué dans les plus grands festivals d'Europe (Lowlands, North Sea Jazz Festival, Sziget…) mais aussi au Concertgebouw d'Amsterdam, au Wiener Konzerthaus, à la Cité de la Musique à Paris ou au festival de jazz de Hong Kong.Il aura aussi collaboré avec les étourdissants Söndörgő, l'Orchestre andalou d'Amsterdam, le Galata Gypsy Band et aura apporté tout son talent à la bande originale du film « le Chat du Rabbin » de Joann Sfar ou au documentaire « De Wilde Stad ». Pour leur nouvel album Bomba Pop disponible depuis le 1er février 2024, ils ont collaboré avec Ulf Lindemann alias Dunkelbunt. Le résultat est une boussole musicale éclatante qui indique de nombreuses directions musicales. Un voyage passionnant où s'entrechoquent musiques du monde, klezmer, cumbia, drum'n'bass, swing jazz, groove turc, mélodies pop et refrains hiphop. Après plus de 25 ans, l'Amsterdam Klezmer Band continue de célébrer la vie avec une musique en perpétuel mouvement, une approche contemporaine du Klezmer qui vous emmène et vous inspire, allie danse et fête avec mélancolie. Titres interprétés au grand studio- Fire Live RFI- Mesafesofi, extrait de l'album- Do it in Amsterdam Live RFI.Line Up : Mischa Porte – Drums, Jasper de Beer – Bass, Ellen van Vliet – Accordeon, Joop van der Linden - Trombone/guitar, Job Chajes - Sax/Vocals, Gijs Levelt - Trumpet/synth, Salah Mesmah  - Vocals et enn itw Joop van der Linden.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album Bomba Pop (ZB Prod 2024).Facebook - Instagram - X - youtube.

This practice is inspired by the first Yama, Ahimsa, Non-Violence. Over the past few sessions we have focused on clearing the Malas to know, see and act in this world knowing the truth of who and what we are, that there is impermanence to all life and finally being responsible for what is motivating us (Kleshas) which causes suffering. To live is to create Karma and that all activities creates Karma, choices and consequences whether positive or negative on ourselves and others. It is a fundamental desire to a Yogi's journey to know your personal Dharma – your purpose and devote to your life to fulfilling it, creating as little ‘bad' Karma as possible. However, it is hard to be perfect, it is impossible to exist without doing some harm to ourselves and others. By avoiding Karma, or action, it said, you still create Karma (sorry!). So the little secret to life is: You fulfil your Dharma and take care of your Karama and Karma will take care of you. One objective of practice is to refine the Buddhi – your intuitive guide, through daily practice of Yoga to see and know the best path for you to take creating the Karma that aligns to your Dharma. Yamas gives us moral and ethical guidelines to reduce as much ‘bad' Karma and prevents us wavering off our path. Ahimsa means non-violence, mentally, emotionally, verbally and physically towards all sentient beings. To read more and to practice with Zephyr Wildman, click here. To support Zephyr Yoga Podcast, donate here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the G@W podcast, we delve into Feminist Foreign Policies and look at some of the opportunities, challenges and contradictions inherent in them. We also explore some of the collective aspirations of feminists for Feminist Foreign Policies. These would be important questions to ask at any time but now they are especially important as some of the very governments that have announced Feminist Foreign Policies support Israel's genocidal war on Gaza or are themselves major arms manufacturers. Now is a good time to probe and understand how ‘feminist' the growing slew of Feminist Foreign Policies actually are. We are going to hear five different and thought-provoking ideas about feminist foreign policies in this episode. This will include perspectives from Nadine Gassman, President of the National Institute of Women of Mexico, Margot Wallstrom, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sweden, Hibaaq Osman, founder and leader of Karama, Anne Marie Goetz, Clinical Professor of Global Affairs at New York University, and Foteini Papagiotti, Senior Policy Advisor at ICRW.

Les Allies de Dieu et leurs Prodiges (karama) et les allies de Satan et leurs égarements 02 - Imam Assane SARR by XamSaDine

Les Allies de Dieu et leurs Prodiges (karama) et les allies de Satan et leurs égarements - Imam Assane SARR by XamSaDine

Karama za Roho na huduma

The Karama Arts Club is an antithesis to a swanky members club. It's a community for creative minds to socialize, collaborate and make new connections.   The team behind the club, Clare Napper and Karam Toubba told us all about what the club is, as well as their upcoming event The Making of a Music Scene. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karama za roho na huduma

Karama za roho na huduma

Throughout this week there has been a notable lack of female leaders. By my count just seven of the 99 Presidents or Prime Ministers to address the General Assembly were women.  This is a recurring issue in every UN General Assembly I've covered since 2005. In our second segment today, I discuss the issue of women's political representation with Hibaaq Osman, founder and CEO of Karama a movement working in the Arab Region on ending violence against women and promoting women's political participation. For our first segment, I speak with Pete Ogden, Vice President for Climate and the Environment at the United Nations Foundation. The Climate Ambition Summit convened on Wednesday by Antonio Guterres was the centerpiece of climate diplomacy at UNGA this year. Pete Ogden explains what happened at that summit and how events at the UN and throughout New York this week are helping to shape the outcome of the next major moment in climate diplomacy, COP28, which kicks off in Dubai in late November. The Global Dispatches podcast is teaming up with the United Nations Foundation for a special daily series during the 78th United Nations General Assembly.  Get our newsletter  

The Big 10 is looking into adding Oregon and Washington. What will this do for not only the Big 10 but football as a whole? Also, Karama's suspension time announced.

Skeery went to see Janet Jackson last night at Madison Square Garden! Gandhi got to see some instant driving Karama with someone driving on the road! Danielle almost got run over by a bike on the streets on NYC. Froggy realized he loves his dog so much and started to think about their future! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode, Chuck and Karama pay tribute to Mi'kmaq director Jeff Barnaby, with a conversation the three shared before the director's passing in 2022. In this interview, Jeff talks about his film Blood Quantum (2019), a zombie apocalypse film set in the Red Crow Indian Reservation Listiguj, in Quebec, Canada. The three of them talk about the impact of the 1981 salmon raid on Listiguj, intergenerational trauma from colonialism, and the environmental message of Blood Quantum.  *This episode was recorded before the death of Jeff Barnaby and was approved for release by his family.Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/in-memoriam-jeff-barnaby-director-of-blood-quantum Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I had my boy, Karama aka Mr. SteelSharpensSteelFitness, on and we discussed sneakers, life and fatherhood. KC is one of the OG sneaker heads in SD and definitely one of the flyest cats ouches. Make sure you follow @kingscrill19 & @steelsharpenssteelfitness for the fire fits and the personal style looks. 

Karama Horne, aka, theblerdgurl, chats with Zach about her book, "Protectors of Wakanda: A History and Training Manual of the Dora Milaje."Find out all about how this history of the Dora Milaje, and their importance in Wakandan history came to be, and what it was like for Karama not only organize the stories of Wakanda and the Black Panther into a cohesive history, but have the opportunity to add to the canon herself for Marvel!---------------------------------------------------Check out more from Karama at theblerdgurl.com! Or get links to the stuff she does through her linkin.bio! Also, remember that Protectors of Wakanda is on sale EVERYWHERE!And signed book plates are available at her website!---------------------------------------------------Join the Patreon to help us keep the lights on, and internet connected!https://www.patreon.com/tctwlWant to try out all the sweet gigs over on Fiverr.com? Click on the link below and sign up!https://go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=323533&brand=fiverrcpaTune in here for every episode of the show!https://kite.link/the-comics-that-we-loveFollow on Instagram for Comics Obscure and More!The Comics That We LoveFollow on Tiktok!The Comics that We LoveFollow on Twitter!@Z_Irish_Red

Friend of the show Karama Horne returns to dig into “The Drill!” As a giant drill threatens to breach the walls of Ba Sing Se, Team Avatar has to figure out if it'll be possible to stop it in time. Not if Azula, Ty Lee and Mai have anything to say about it! Well… at least Azula and Ty Lee. Janet, Dante and Karama applaud everyone's efforts and appreciate the detail and design of the infamous Drill. And speaking of design… Karama delights everyone by speculating on what clothing designers Mai would wear IRL. Don't get caught in the slurry!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, it's cults, LSD, biker gangs and bloody revenge. Karama and Chuck break down one of their favorites, the 2018 film Mandy, starring Nicolas Cage. They discuss why they think Cage gives the best performance of his career and they try to interpret the many symbols of this complicated and terrifying movie. Plus, Mandy co-writer, Aaron Stewart-Ahn, offers insight into what the film is all about.Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/mandy-a-tripped-out-revenge-story Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ABOUT THE EPISODEJournalist and content creator Karama Horne, also known as “TheBlerdGurl,” joins Sean in reviewing the latest Marvel Studios film, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. They discuss the emotional impact of the movie in regards to pain, loss, and grief; if Namor was a villain or antihero, Angela Bassett's performance as Queen Ramonda, and what the future holds for Wakanda and the Black Panther in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.They also discuss Karama's latest book Protectors Of Wakanda: A History And Training Of The Dora Milaje, how Monica Rambeau and representation made Karama a comics reader, and what comic books they're currently reading.TIMESTAMPS00:00:00 - 00:52:00 - Guest Introduction, Discussion On Protectors Of Wakanda00:52:00 - 01:29:50 - Review And Discussion On Black Panther: Wakanda Forever01:29:50 - 01:39:14 - Comics We're Currently Reading, Where You Can Find Karama Horne OnlineRESOURCES & LINKSEpisode Page - #74 “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” With Karama “TheBlerdGurl” Horne Karama Horne's websiteKarama's podcast, "Pop Paranormal" Buy "Protectors of Wakanda"Get a signed copy of Karama Horne's book, “Protectors Of Wakanda”TheBlerdGurl's TikTok video on translating Wakandan in the first “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” trailerOur Review Blog Of Films, TV shows, and ComicsComic WatchThe Captioned Life Show websiteABOUT THE GUESTKarama Horne (@theblerdgurl) is a Brooklyn, NY-based culture journalist, writer, podcaster, host, and critic parked at the intersection of geekdom and diversity. Karama has hosted red carpets, live streams, and comic convention panels from New York to San Diego and was featured in USA Today, The New York Times, The Guardian, The San Francisco Chronicle, and The Root. She has bylines at Marvel, Rotten Tomatoes, NERDIST, Mashable, SYFYWIRE, and The Wrap. and recently co-curated the sequential art exhibit “The Artist's Experience: From Brotherman to Batman” at the Society of Illustrators in New York. Karama is also the founder of THEBLERDGURL® a site and podcast highlighting creators of color in genre entertainment. Follow Karama across social media @theblerdgurl. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Chuck and Karama break down the 1992 horror classic Candyman. And they geek out over how the original compares to its “spiritual sequel,” the 2021 Candyman directed by Nia DaCosta. Special guest, author Victor LaValle, provides a ton of insight into both films - and he has a theory on who the killer is in the original. Plus, why Chuck never said Candyman five times growing up.Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/candyman-an-icon-of-horror Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author Karama Horne chatted with us as part of our "In Conversation" series on her latest book, "Black Panther: Protectors of Wakanda: A History and Training Manual of the Dora Milaje from the Marvel Universe." We'll be airing our conversation with her from earlier this week, with an opportunity for tonight's viewers to ask us questions.BIO: Karama Horne (@theblerdgurl”) is a culture journalist, podcaster, host and critic parked at the intersection of geekdom and diversity. She has bylines at Marvel.com, Rotten Tomatoes, NERDIST, Mashable, and The Wrap. She is the founder of theblerdgurl website and the co-host of the Pop Paranomal horror podcast on Travel Channel. And her first novel, set in the world of the Black Panther Universe, “Protectors of Wakanda: A History and Training Manual for the Dora Milaje”, is out now and available wherever books are sold.KARAMA'S SOCIALS:Twitter: https://twitter.com/theblerdgurlInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theblerdgurl/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karama.horneWebsite: https://theblerdgurl.com/OUR SOCIALS:Twitter: https://twitter.com/FatherSonGalaxyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fathersongalaxyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FatherSonGalaxyWebsite: https://fathersongalaxy.com/Media Kit: https://fathersongalaxy.com/media-kit-2/Our merchandise store is NOW OPEN! Visit now and receive a 15% DISCOUNT!https://fathersongalaxy.myspreadshop.com/

This week, Chuck and Karama talk about all things Twilight Zone: why the 1950s original was so groundbreaking; how its iconic creator Rod Serling got the series on the air; and why we can‘t stop making re-boots. Plus they chat with Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes, a powerhouse couple who wrote an episode for Jordan Peele's 2019 Twilight Zone season. Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/the-twilight-zone-the-mvp-of-horror Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us as we celebrate our 100th episode. We say good bye ti mini clip. Then to celebrate HALLOWEEN! We bring you some horror movie talk. The Karama aka The Blerd Gurl tells us about her recently released book  Protectors of Wakanda: A History and Training Manual of the Dora Milaje. All of this and more on todays episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Karama and Chuck speak with director and writer Eli Roth as they discuss his new series “Urban Legend”. Plus, Karama and Chuck talk about their favorite moments from the Urban Legends Triology,  and another round of This Week in Bad Decisions. Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.For more Travel Channel, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/popparanormal to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply. Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/urban-legend-deep-dive-with-eli-roth Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 2247: The West Continues To Put Italy In A Box With The New Sworn In Prime Minister; Kristina Karama Throws Down Against Velshi's False Claims

This week, Karama and Chuck bring you “Black Eyed Children,” one of their favorite episodes from the podcast Urban Legends with the Ghost Brothers. On this episode, the brothers dig into everything that's creepy about the black eyed children urban legend. Plus they talk about what it's like to experience paranormal activity on set with Chad L. Coleman, the actor known for his roles in The Walking Dead and The Wire. Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/special-episode-black-eyed-children-from-urban-legends-with-the-ghost-brothers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Pop Paranormal goes deep on the psychological thriller Jacob's Ladder. Chuck and Karama geek out over the film's meaty themes like Dante's Inferno,  Eastern philosophy and what happens after death.  And Jack Finch, former host of Top 5 Scary YouTube Channel, joins them to unpack this multi-layered 1990 cult classic.Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.For more Travel Channel, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/popparanormal to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply. Find episode transcripts here:https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/jacobs-ladder-descending-into-hell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Pop Paranormal dives into the wildly popular series “Stranger Things”. Chuck and Karama reminisce on the many 80s and horror references throughout the show, plus give their takes on fan theories and predictions on how the series will unfold. It's demigorgons, D&D, and nostalgia galore.  Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.For more Travel Channel, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/popparanormal to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply. Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/stranger-things-into-the-upside-down Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we return to what Karama dubs, “The Halloween Cinematic Universe”. Karama and Chuck discuss the Halloween franchise and what makes the villain Mike Meyers so indestructible. Plus, a special interview with Tammie Merheb Chavez, host of the Hollyweird Paranormal Podcast. Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.For more Travel Channel, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/popparanormal to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply. Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/halloween-the-movie-that-cant-be-killed Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we enter the Jordan Peele Cinematic Universe! Chuck and Karama discuss the director's latest blockbuster “Nope”. They go deep on the movie's influences from “Jaws”, “Close Encounter of the Third Kind” to their personal anime favorite “Akira”. The two explore the themes of the film like the spectacle of the monster and filmmaking. And Karama divulges her own fan theories around Jupe!Use #PopParanormal and follow @travelchannel on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.For more Travel Channel, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/popparanormal to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply. Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/nope-the-unexpected-monster-movie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first episode of Pop Paranormal, Chuck and Karama take a look at a horror classic: Stanley Kubrick's “The Shining”. They discuss differences between the film and Stephen King's book of the same name, and ruminate over wild fan theories about the movie. Plus, in true Pop Paranormal fashion, Chuck and Karama call out characters who make dumb decisions in the film in a segment called “This Week in Bad Decisions".For more Travel Channel, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/popparanormal to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply. Find episode transcripts here: https://pop-paranormal.simplecast.com/episodes/the-shining-the-grandpa-of-modern-day-horror Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Marvel writer Preeti Chhibber returns to the podcast to talk about her newest book "Spider-Man's Social Dilemma" with Karama The post Podcast: Preeti Chhibber and ‘Spider-Man's Social Dilemma' appeared first on theblerdgurl.

Karama talks to actor Babs Olusanmokun about playing ships doctor Dr. Mbenga on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds The post Podcast: Babs Olusanmokun talks about that magical Star Trek SNW Episode appeared first on theblerdgurl.

TV & film genres abound on a brand new episode of Go Fact Yourself!Karama Horne is a writer and geek influencer. She's also the host of “The Blerd Gurl Podcast” and the weekly “Blerd Gurl Live” on Twitch. A “Blerd” is a black nerd, and it's not just a self-identification; Karama has spent a lot of time looking for other black people who are fans of the things she loves. Karama's upcoming book Black Panther: Protectors of Wakanda is available for pre-order now. Mo Rocca is an Emmy-winning correspondent for “CBS Sunday Morning.” He's known for being well-versed in a variety of very specific subjects (“obscure presidential history,” anyone?). He also has a lifelong fascination with obituaries. You can learn more about that in his podcast and book on the subject, both titled “Mobituaries.” Oh, and he met the Pope!Our guests will answer trivia on stories of dystopian futures and oil-rich pasts. What's the Difference: Sleeping pillsWhat's the difference between being tired and feeling fatigued?What's the difference between a dose and dosage?Areas of Expertise:Mo: TV shows of 1982, Barbara Streisand before 1985, and Chanel's best selling fragrances of 1992.Karama: The anime “Ghost in the Shell,” the K-Pop group Shinee, and mason jars.Appearing in this episode:J. Keith van StraatenHelen HongMo RoccaKarama HorneWith guest experts:Richard Epcar and Crispin Freeman: prolific voice actors whose roles include the lead roles in the anime “Ghost in the Shell.”Charlene Tilton and Joan Van Ark: actors whose many accomplishments include playing mother and daughter on the TV show “Dallas,” its reboot, and its spin-off.Go Fact Yourself was devised and is produced by Jim Newman and J. Keith van Straaten, in collaboration with Maximum Fun. Theme Song by Jonathan Green.Maximum Fun's Senior Producer is Laura Swisher.Associate Producer and Editor is Julian Burrell.Continuing to be vigilant about COVID by YOU!

Get ready for a very cool “big picture” conversation about the Avatarverse this week as Janet and Dante sit down with Karama Horne and Ijeoma Njaka! Hear from two extraordinarily awesome women who bring nuance, intellect, and humor to this very special round-table-style episode of BTE. Featuring discussions about big recurring themes in ATLA, find out about lessons we can all take into our own lives from Avatar. Karama is a culture journalist and content creator also known as @theblerdgurl, and Ijeoma is an arts educator, professor, writer and artist based in Washington, DC. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Rod and Karen are joined by Karama aka TheBlerdGurl to discuss her nerd origin story, her journey from editing to hosting to running her own company, being Black in the industry, the evolution of nerd culture, Black women dealing with harassment, gratitude, navigating Twitch, weaponized fandom, Karen learning to embrace being a nerd and obscure nerd shows we loved that were gone too soon. Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @TBGWT @TheBlerdGurl Instagram: @TheBlackGuyWhoTips Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Teepublic Store Voice Mail: 704-557-0186