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Episode 322 is with our good friends and clients Kennita and Nick Williams. We had the pleasure of building their new web site but they are so much more. They have an upcoming conference and Kennita has a brand new book. You will enjoy this episode and please attend their upcoming conference! ABOUT KENNITA Affectionately known as Coach Kay, brings a wealth of compassion and insight as a consultant, speaker, author, and leadership wellness expert. Her mission is to guide leaders and organizations in defining their vision, developing strategies to enhance their culture and leadership, and providing practical tools to embody the principle of “Be Well to Lead Well.” She firmly believes in the concept of Whole Leaders fostering healthy organizations. With over 25 years of leadership experience, including roles as a legal assistant for the United States Air Force JAG Corp, a Regional Staff assistant to a US Senator, and an advisor on the Diversity Council for the state of Alaska, Kennita's journey is marked by a deep commitment to authentic leadership. She takes pride in advising high-ranking military officials, encouraging transparency, authenticity, and vulnerability in leadership to propel organizations forward. Her approach is centered around helping leaders navigate challenges like uncertainty, fatigue, and burnout, transforming these obstacles into opportunities for growth and connection. https://clearvisionleader.com/https://clearvisionleader.com/

In this episode we have Kennita Hickman introducing her first all black owned holiday guide! You can shop straight from this holiday guide for gifts or for yourself! Download it today cateraomnivision.com Thank you!

In this episode, I am joined by Kennita Hickman. Kennita is the first Black Woman to win the WAMI President Award and the Milwaukee Music Ambassador of the Year Award. She is also the creative genius behind Catera, a multi-media company. Ms. Hickman is also the curator of Artist Eats (Link Below: It is DOPE). https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoeGwV0dqrPeY6aJocgiUVA Listen in as Kennita talks about her journey in radio as well how she now extends her creativity to elevate other brands. Thanks for checking us out. With Love, Respect & Advocacy

Dr.Ken Harris is joined by two queens of their craft as Valencia Lynn owner of ValenciaLynn Beauty Bar and Kennita Hickman founder and owner of Catera Omnivision. They both speak on their successes and plans for the future, along with how They got to where they are today. Valencia speaks on the importance of taking care of yourself. Kennita runs a content creation and media production company whose mission is to connect independent young creatives with businesses for live events and beyond.

Welcome back to Truth Wanted, the ACA show least likely to be trampled by elephants. This week we have ExXtian Erin in the host chair, joined by Chris Keaton.This week's Patron of the Week is Jonathan Hull! Thanks to patrons like you, the ACA can finally hire someone to come to the Freethought Library and investigate those strange sounds coming from the crawlspace.Kennita's calling back from Cali, she identifies as an atheopagan, and also as an atheist. She shares her journey from Catholicism into skepticism, and while she doesn't believe in the supernatural, she finds the practice therapeutic. We don't see any harm in reflection Kennita, but beware the dangers of believing things without good reasons!Phil wants to talk about Godzilla! Just kidding, he offers the myth that there was an alternate ending to a monster film as an example of how it's possible to do the leg work as a skeptic, yet still get it wrong. We take a quick tour of some common misconceptions, and both hosts agree that we must continue to be vigilant and open-minded about our beliefs.Next up is Jasmine, she asks if our hosts miss anything about being Christian. We get an emphatic no from Erin, and several examples of why. Chris is conflicted, but realizes it's the community he missed, and he's found other ways to find that, through volunteer work and social groups. We'll stomp on the dangers of faith healing for a few minutes before we move on.That's it for this week folks! We'll see you back here next week, but in the meantime, be wary, Godzilla is still out on the prowl, searching for the lost hidden ending of his film, where he beats King Kong.

On this episode Allison Emm talks with Kennita Hickman, founder and owner of Catera. She and her team have done work in artist management, public relations and many other things. Learn about her journey through entrepreneurship in the music industry, particularly from the perspective of a black female. Find more info on Kennita at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kennita-hickman Check out more about TMV Podcast at http://www.themusiciansventure.com/ (www.themusiciansventure.com), @themusiciansventure on Facebook and Instagram, and @MusicianVenture on Twitter.

Hello Truth-Seekers and welcome to another episode of Truth Wanted. This week ExXtian Erin is joined by Trevor Poelman of the Belief it or Not podcast.Liam is our first caller, and wants to talk about premonitions that he's noticed since deconverting. Erin points out that coincidence and the human tendency to see patterns are more likely than clairvoyance. Pareidolia is a thing and Liam seems to agree. Stay curious, friend!Next up is Queer Atheist from Illinois, who recently had his dirty, dirty chakra cleaned at work. He's also been turned down for dates because of his astrological sign, and wants our hosts to opine about how to gently push back on such nonsense. Liam points out that promoting personal beliefs in the workplace is inappropriate, whether it be theology or astrology. No -ologies allowed folks! Erin offers tips on how to politely set boundaries, and our caller makes clear that a clean carpet is better than a clean chakra.Keeping the woo theme going is Kennita, who's been offered Reiki massage by someone close to her, and while she appreciates the massage, the magic crystals are a bridge too far. How best to be honest? Erin points out that touch therapy and human contact is valuable and doesn't rely on discredited claims. Both hosts agree that the placebo effect of pseudoscience is harmless until folks prefer it to actual medical care!David from WA wants to know whether our hosts think morality is subjective or objective. Erin thinks goals are key to determining what's right and wrong, and like a typical Canadian, Trevor just likes being nice to people. Our spidey senses go off when anyone brings up Adolf Hitler and slavery in a conversation about morality, and our hosts quickly identify and deconstruct a weak apologist argument for why we ought to listen to an invisible sky daddy.That's our show this week! Join us this Sunday after The Atheist Experience for a very special episode of Truth Wanted, live from a haunted hotel room!

How do you find your fire and pass it on to the next generation?  Giving of herself in all the places, exhausted from all the doing, @kennitawilliams found her fire turning to Scripture. Becoming less concerned with what others thought of her and more concerned with who God was calling her to be, she gained clarity about her purpose in life - to glorify God with her gifts. Today, her fire is still burning! As a mom, wife, author, speaker, and certified life coach, her passion is to ignite the possibilities within others! Kennita talks with Mandie about living to please God, not others, stepping into the uncomfortable, the importance of being honest with God, and showing the next generation that God is GOOD!

Hello Truth-Seekers and welcome to another episode of Truth Wanted. This week Nate Smith is joined by MD Aware!First up tonight is Richard from NY who claims that they made themselves time travel. Is there any way we can verify that this truly is time travel and not some other phenomenon?Next is Kennita from CA who wants to ask our hosts about the subject of cryonics and its potential efficacy in the future.Our final caller of the evening is Otangelo from Brazil who wants our hosts to explain the existence of life without a God.Thank you all so much for tuning in! Until we see you next week, keep on wanting the truth!

On this week's episode, Ashley sits down with Kennita Williams, to discuss how we can take care of ourselves and our military community during tough times like we've had recently. Check out Identity Monitoring by IDIQ: http://identityiq.com/MilHousingNetwork Connect with Milhousing Nation: https://www.milhousingnetwork.net/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/thingsPCS/ Connect with Kennita: https://kennitawilliams.com/ Listen on iTunes: https://tinyurl.com/MilHousingPodcast Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/bcnd2kica0I Listen on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-625472058-576609086/142-caring-for-yourself-your-community/s-Xxl3IKRduJ2

In today's episode of the Truth Wanted, ExXtian Erin is back as host and joined by a very special guest, Dave Warnock, who is currently working on a memoir. We're happy to have you on the show and excited to read your story!Brian from Michigan is a lifelong atheist that can't fathom laughing at anyone else's belief. While we do believe that bad beliefs should be scrutinized, we would never laugh at the people who hold those beliefs.James in Washington is trying to heal a relationship with his religious grandma after a Holiday dinner went awry. Now he's left wondering how to navigate the resentment. Maintain boundaries and set aside conversations that ignite bitter feelings in the future.Kennita in California thinks atheists shouldn't use god as an expression because it might give off the impression that they are believers. Flippant expression is a normal part of human language. Let's pick our battles and leave this one alone.Marcus in Texas met a Christian this past week who believes in miracles and wants to plant seeds of doubt. Although you should never expect to change anyone else's beliefs, you can utilize tools like street evangelism to encourage them to examine their ideas with skepticism.Autumn in California called to talk about a social media storm over the definition of atheism. According to some, atheism is the assertion that no god exists. Let's keep working to de-stigmatize the term atheist so we can have more honest conversations.Sterling In SC wonders what it would convince us that aliens exist. We've got one word for you: Evidence. Show us the proof and we'll start to believe.Jamie called all the way from Australia to play around with some street evangelism. How would Christians respond if god commanded them to murder? We're not sure, but we hope it never happens.Great show tonight! Remember to always keep wanting the truth.

After checking in, Antoine and Kennita chat with director/dancer/choreographer Jade Charon. In this episode, Jade tells us about her background (4:10), her experience working during COVID (7:15), working on the dance film Champion Style with Ray Nitti (13:50), plus her thoughts on what Milwaukee can improve on and favorite MKE-based artists (20:00). Support this podcast

In today's episode of the Truth Wanted, Objectivity Dan is joined by a special guest who might be recognized by some. It is P*ck who is coming up on a year with the ACA now! Congress released the UFO report and there are NO new revelations. As we may have guessed, the conspiracy theorists are going to have fun with this! Stay tuned for the new species of human that of course people think are nephilim that proves the Bible to be true. First up we have Matt in AR who has seen a UFO while stationed in Iraq. This looked like the Phoenix Lights soaring across the sky. The lights did not descend like a meteor; they moved across the sky. This is the first time we ever had a caller that described seeing a UFO while on military duty. We tend to have a bad sense of distance and scope, especially at night. It was probably something experimental. A healthy sense of skepticism is appreciated! Okun in NV, a former radar tech in the Navy, reveals that the screen footage from the jet that was tracking the oblong thing is probably mostly BS. The little grain of truth can grow to a conspiracy theory quickly. We just don't have enough information about this yet to conclude anything. Kennita in CA states there are probably aliens here because we have only had radio for a little over 100 years and it would have taken them longer than that to get here, even with the closest stars. They were probably AI because of their advanced technology and the entire civilization may have already disappeared. Check out the Magic Flute Opera for a related idea!Traditional Catholic in LA claims that crafts have no mass and do not behave the way they should if they were physical because they accelerate and vanish. They are really demonic illusions. How do we pick them up with physical apparatuses then? How do you know the source of this? A guy that drew a picture is not going to cut it. We can't say that something is fake or real without doing research. We would love to know if we can summon demons as long as we don't have to pay for it. Andrew in OH wants to talk about the absurdity of 911 conspiracies. These theories are not even rooted in physics. There is just enough light for the believers and just enough dark for people to doubt. An act of terror is still the most likely explanation. This was a wild episode! We went from UFOs to demons to 911! Thank you everyone and continue the conversation with us in a number of different ways. Remember to always keep wanting the truth.

On this episode of Black Imagination, our hosts start off by checking in and Kennita shouting out her latest infatuation (1:00). We then welcome on our guest, writer Matthew Gutierrez. Matt and Antoine go down memory land (4:45), then the conversation goes into talks about talent (9:10), the script he wrote called “tiramisu” (10:50), insights from reading the book “notes along the way” (14:00), why he identifies himself as a creative writer (27:30), and his favorite MKE-based artists (30:40). Music: https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (Song of Freedom by Shonn Hinton) Support this podcast

Jenn is welcoming Kennita Williams to the show today!   Mentioned in this episode:   She Writes for Him: Black Voices of Wisdom Model for the King (Facebook) Brave Women Strong Faith Connect with Kennita:   Model for the King Life Coaching Instagram Facebook   Connect with Jenn: Instagram ~ Facebook ~ Website DONATE to Coming Alive Ministries

On this episode of Black Imagination, our hosts Antoine and Kennita continue their conversation from the prior episode. They start off by talking about their workout regimens, our old snack drawers and diets (1:50), Photo Shoots (7:10), Support for Artists Workgroups (10:00), Neighborhood Partnerships Workgroup (12:30), the other Imagine MKE workgroups (17:30), the troubles of setting meetings as individuals and as parents (20:00), why Kennita doesn’t want kids (24:20), how the staff handles workgroup issues (26:45). Music: Song of Freedom by Shonn Hinton (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom)) Support this podcast

Are you intentional in your business practices? Welcome to Season Five of the 15{ish} MINUTE COFFEE CHAT - a conversation for every entrepreneur and business owner.   Acting intentionally can awaken the possibilities for entrepreneurs.  Let's chat about practical strategies that are uplifting, inspiring, and focused.  Hosts Selena of Hauoli Socially Inspired and Anna of NomadAbout chat with Kennita Williams, Model for the King Life Coaching. Toolkit: Calendly Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HuvEWqYE_Rs Mental Health Barista, Lauren Bruhn, Question: What brings you joy about your work? ___ Find Kennita: ___ Find Anna: www.nomadabout.com www.facebook.com/iamnomadabout www.instagram.com/iamnomadabout Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annadlarson/ _______ Find Selena: www.thehauoli.com www.facebook.com/thehauoli www.instagram.com/thehauoli Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/selena-conmackie/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selena-conmackie/support

Kennita Williams, one of the contributing authors of She Writes for Him: Black Voices of Wisdom, talks about her life and imparts wisdom on - Love Thy Neighbors. She shares how “God is love and racism causes us to not love Christ and our neighbors.” As well as, “we have more likenesses than differences.” Kennita transparently opens up about her life experiences of racism, how to have conversations, and ways to be the change in our society today. A powerful conversation on how to be a part of the change and to do the deep work within to Love one another as Christ loves us. Kennita is a conduit of God’s love and she will encourage, minister, and guide us to be a part of the change through this powerful episode.   About Our Guest: Kennita Williams believes that life is too short to not live life on purpose. As a Certified Life Coach, Author, Motivational Speaker, and most importantly Daughter of the King. Kennita’s mission is to help people awaken to the possibilities in their personal and professional lives. Through spiritual principles, real life stories, provocative questions and a fresh perspective, Kennita inspires audiences to take the first step... “One Step in the Right direction equals progress and progress leads to purpose”. Warm, genuine and engaging, Kennita’s keynotes and workshops combine thought-provoking content, down to earth anecdotes and practical strategies leaving participants feeling uplifted and inspired.   Kennita is the CEO/Founder of Model For the King Life Coaching L. L. C. Her latest project is her book, titled Free to See which is currently available for pre-sale. The book provides practical ideas to help people live more mindful and intentional lives.   Kennita Williams is a military spouse, mother of two, and a certified life coach. She has walked a path from not seeing a clear vision to knowing God’s purpose for her life. Through her writing, she encourages women to be all God has planned for them to be. She lives in North Pole, Alaska with her husband Nicholas, son Nicky (11) while Her daughter Keiara (20) attends Charleston Southern University.   KennitaWilliams.com 

This week, Antoine and Kennita welcome rapper 3XSimpson to the show to talk about his music-making beginnings with his twin brother, moving to Atlanta, and the growth he has experienced while navigating the music industry.   Antoine, Kennita, and 3xSimpson discuss escaping Milwaukee weather (3:50), making music at Marshall High School as the MT Twins and solo projects (5:00), moving to Atlanta for new opportunities (9:15), discussing toxic behaviors with "King Toxic" (10:50), an upcoming album "Pain Lasts Forever" (16:00), what Milwaukee is missing for artists to be successful (17:40), and keeping in touch with Milwaukee rappers while shouting out their favorites (25:20).   Music: https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (Song of Freedom by Shonn Hinton) Support this podcast

This week, Kennita and Antoine welcome two good friends and partners of Imagine MKE from Metcalfe Park Community Bridges - Executive Director Danell Cross and Deputy Director Melody McCurtis. Talking about how everyone is dealing with the winter weather (1:15), catching up on their week and how extroverts have struggled through the pandemic (5:00), advocating for the Metcalfe Park neighborhood to be at the table (9:00), how the residents of Metcalfe Park show up for each other (14:50), what “the work” and “safety” means and looks like to Melody and Danell (18:30), how programs in Black neighborhoods started by non-residents can be harmful and how Metcalfe Park handled the pandemic (30:00), reflecting on projects executed by Metcalfe Park Community Bridges in the past year (34:40), how Melody feels working with her mother (43:00), the importance of self-care (46:40), and their favorite Milwaukee artists (59:44). Music: Song of Freedom by Shonn Hinton (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom)) Support this podcast

On this episode of Black Imagination, we have DeMar Walker from Ko-Thi Dance Company. We talk about Kennita’s dance moves and DeMar’s role in the dance film "The Beckoning” (5:00); his journey with dance, Ko-Thi, and old Milwaukee events (12:30); what makes him committed to Milwaukee (22:30); his vision for dance in Milwaukee (30:40); cool projects for 2021 (37:20); and his favorite Milwaukee-based Artists (42:00). The artists DeMar shouts out are: Reynaldo Hernandez Rosy Ricks Destiny Fletcher Sonya Thompson Ferne Caulker Malkia Stampley Music: Song of Freedom by Shonn Hinton (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom)) Support this podcast

In the first episode of the new season, Antoine and Kennita interview Joanna Brooks from Embody Yoga. After talking about the start of 2021 and the riot on the Capital (4:30), they dive into Joanna’s journey to Embody Yoga (14:30), Embody’s role for Black women (18:15), finding the creativity in yoga (23:20), doing business during COVID-19 (27:25), sweating out edges (34:50), her interests outside of yoga (37:58), her favorite MKE Based Artists (42:40), and more. Music: https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (Song of Freedom by Shonn Hinton) Support this podcast

This week on Black Imagination, Kennita and Antoine look back on their first season of the podcast. (But don't check out for the season just yet! After this episode, they'll be back in two weeks with one more special guest in 2020.) Our co-hosts reflect on favorite conversations (3:45), lessons learned (7:39), the creation of the TRUST BLACK WOMEN TOUR (13:00), and the year 2020 (16:38). Antoine shares stories about his family and talks about his 2020 (17:25). Then they share how they are moving through this pandemic (38:30), what to expect from Black Imagination in 2021 (54:30), and what's next for our work at Imagine MKE (58:09). Music: https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (Song of Freedom by Shonn Hinton) Support this podcast

Iberia interviews Kennita Hickman of Catera on the topic of Networking and Branding for Creatives.  The objective is for the audience to walk away with 3 - 5 tips to make their marketing ideas, campaigns and strategy sparkle.  Each chat ends with "Potion Secrets".  Kennita shares what's in her mix that ensures  she's sharp, innovative, and sustained.  Visit Kennita on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kennita-hickman/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kennita-hickman/) Stay Connected with MBGM on our socials FB https://www.facebook.com/MarketingWithBGM/?modal=admin_todo_tour (https://www.facebook.com/MarketingWithBGM) Twitter https://twitter.com/MarketingBGM (https://twitter.com/MarketingBGM) LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/marketing-with-black-girl-magic (https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/marketing-with-black-girl-magic) Questions or Suggestions? Email us at info@luminocityent.com Thank you to sponsors Luminocity Enterprises, LLC and Podcast Town https://www.luminocityent.com/ (www.luminocityent.com) https://www.podcasttown.net/ (www.podcasttown.com)

Kennita is the owner of Catera, a business helping creatives, entrepreneurs and politicians to be seen and heard. She is also Director of Artist Support and Outreach for Imagine MKE. And a lover of independent arts scene. https://imaginemke.org/ https://www.ivotedconcerts.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cullah/support

Four days before her tenure with the Milwaukee Health Department concluded, Antoine and Kennita spoke with Commissioner Jeanette Kowalik and her chief of staff Lilliann Paine. They reflect on her time in Milwaukee (9:00), Lovecraft country and pioneerism (22:51), her new national role in DC (25:20), and the power of the arts (29:37). Black Imagination names this next round of episodes "The Trust Black Women Tour," so sit back, listen, and enjoy hearing from powerful Black women! Intro/Outro music: “Song of Freedom” by Shonn Hinton https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom) Support this podcast

This week on Black Imagination, Antoine and Kennita share their space with Malkia Stampley – mom and wife; TV, film and stage actor; voice over artist; and stage director from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (2:00) Malkia talks about her childhood and the pipeline for artists of color in Milwaukee (8:30), her experience going through college being one of the few theater students of color (11:10), representation of black roles in MKE and her experience working around the country (13:10), the life of Chadwick Boseman (19:10), her return back to MKE and how difficult it sometimes is to work here (28:30), The MKE Black Theater Festival (37:10), her health and wellness philosophies (42:53), how to create a new energy around the arts in the city (48:20), and her favorite MKE-based artists (56:30). This is the first episode on a set of episodes called the "Trust Black Women Tour." Subscribe to not miss any of the upcoming pods! Some of Malkia’s Favorite Artists Ammar Nsoroma @ammarnsoroma Adjua Nsoroma El @ansoroma Kwabena Nixon @iamikan  Muhibb Dyer @muhibbdyer Dasha Kelly @dasha_kelly DiMonte Henning @Monte_dh Kevin Seivert - @kevkev7878 Della Wells @dellaartwells Teju the Storyteller Zakiya Courtney - Vegan chef - @zakiyacourtney Intro/Outro music: “Song of Freedom” by Shonn Hinton https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom) Support this podcast

This week on Black Imagination, Antoine and Kennita welcome Nicole Acosta - photographer, painter, dancer, DJ, Marketing and Communications Associate for Ex Fabula, and all around cool lady. Kennita and Nicole start off by sharing a quick memory about a Career Day they attended (0:24), then Nicole talks about her early connections to art (6:00), Quinceañeras (8:00), joining our Imagine workgroups (11:48), being Black/Brown in white workspaces (15:00), Season 12 of Ex Fabula (17:45), her “Hoops” exhibit and artist residency at Arts @ Large (20:50), and her favorite Milwaukee-based artists (32:05). Intro/Outro music: https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (“Song of Freedom” by Shonn Hinton)  Support this podcast

This week, Antoine and Kennita talk to Lafayette Crump, Commissioner of the City of Milwaukee’s Department of City Development. After first having a great laugh about food (2:20), Lafayette talks about his work in the DNC (oh yeah that’s this week); how Milwaukee should be thinking going forward (6:00); how we think about equity and black thoughts (not the rapper) (11:14); his new role as the Commish and how he views city development (17:00); being a political cartoonist (27:30); binge watching, who invented the remix, and hip hop (33:45); and his favorite Milwaukee-based artists (43:53). Intro music: “Song of Freedom” by Shonn Hinton (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom)) Support this podcast

In this bonus episode, Antoine and Kennita talk to Alderwoman Milele Coggs of the 6th District of the City of Milwaukee to check in right before Bronzeville Week.  Alderwoman Coggs talks about her journey back to Milwaukee and why she chose to stay in Milwaukee (2:52), how she uses social media to talk to her constituents (5:00), we ask her about her role as an Alderwoman and what she does as a member of Common Council (14:30), talk about Bronzeville week (21:50), putting some respect on earned titles (26:50), the role of art in Alderwoman Coggs’ work (31:45), her favorite Milwaukee-based artists (35:30). Intro music: https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (“Song of Freedom” by Shonn Hinton ) Support this podcast

This week, Black Imagination welcomes rapper and developer Ray Nitti to the show to talk about how he got his start in rap, the business around music, and his transformation from full time rapper to Milwaukee Mogul.   Antoine and Kennita dive right into the conversation with standard Riverside vs. King banter and hair talk. Ray talks about his organizing days and how he got into civic engagement (4:00). Then the group discusses how Ray got into rapping (7:00), the story of his hit song “Bow” (10:25), looking back at the business of “Bow” (16:40), his verse and video shoot for “Milwaukee Strong” (21:00), reflections back on his journey from the Virgin Islands to making multi-million dollar investments in MKE (24:18), and his shout-outs of his favorite MKE-based artists (28:18)  Audio transitions: “Champion Style" by Ray Nitti from the short film “Champion Style” coming soon.     Support this podcast

Welcome to the latest podcast out of the Imagine MKE podcast shop, Black Imagination! In this pilot episode, Antoine and Kennita introduce themselves (and get to know each other even more) by chatting about food, the origin of this podcast, their upbringing in the city, and their relationship with art as youngins. They wrap things up with diving into their work at Imagine and the role of art in Milwaukee today. Black Imagination is a bi-weekly podcast, so look for new episodes to drop every other Wednesday. Music: "Song of Freedom," by https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton (Shonn Hinton)  Support this podcast

Guest Kennita Williams shares her story and experience with racism as a black woman. Learn how God is asking us to be a part of the change and what we can do to make a difference. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cynthia-cavanaugh/message

I sat down w Kennita Hickman, who owns Catera - a brand strategy and management company that helps Milwaukee creatives be seen and heard. She formerly worked w Ex Fabula and currently works w Milwaukee cultural hub Imagine MKE. We discussed turning a creative's values into their brand, Kennita's new job at Imagine, Artist Eats, Our City Your Vote, and engaging people w opposing views. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

Join us this week as we sit down with Kennita, and the ladies of brunch with besties Sherry and Channel for a much needed conversation about healing. Although we didn't have any snacks we were fulfilled by the organic essence of the topic. We discuss things such as how our generation has the luxury of healing vs generations before us. What healing really means and what that journey looks like. Need to be healed from a fuck boy? Have to have a difficult conversation? Tune in as there is something for everyone.

Kennita drop them beans to CopyWrite a magazine and you can also catch that in the link.... https://issuu.com/copywritemagazine/docs/issue15__online_ Maal and Poindexter sits down with Kennita Hickman to discuss what’s she’s up to now, talk forgiveness, self love and much more. Music by Ryan Little https://www.youtube.com/user/TheR4C2010 Pic credit: Rosella Joseph

The Diva & The Nerd sot down with Kennita Hickman of Catera and Director of Creative Outreach at Imagine MKE. We discuss dating, family trauma, healing, and her journey as an entrepreneur. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cordelia17/message

Kennita Hickman  Kennita Hickman started writing at age 14 but  soon found herself leaning toward the music industry,helping  manage independent musicians. As an entrepreneur, Kennita pursues different revenue streams and access points. Her entrepreneurial ambitions reflect breadth and depth,  being the principal of the Catera OmniVision Group and a writer and organizer for Our City, Your Vote in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The self-proclaimed “Hustler,”  aims to develop objective-based plans for musicians and other independent artists. The big questions she poses to her clients are: “What is the next step? What is the plan? And how do we work to get there?”  Kennita’s approach helps artists explore fundamental pathways to exposure, funneling and increasing their access points for revenue streams. Opportunity  Kennita stresses the importance of developing relationships and while not all relationships work, she explores opportunities with those who realize the significance of a mutually beneficial opportunity to build exposure. A Fan of Music  Kennita is thirsty for artists who excite her. She highlights the pros and cons of mechanisms like YouTube when looking at accessibility. The dueling contrast of having content within a field of too much content is a fundamental element that Kennita knows needs to be addressed. “The internet has made things more accessible, which is a great thing, but it’s also made things more accessible, which is a bad thing.”  Podcast Importance  Like many entrepreneurs, Kennita believes in finding the most effective routes to exposure. She shares her belief that podcasts feature as a tool in an entrepreneurs repertoire and as a person of color, Kennita also finds that working with pod-casters of color helps improve access to the table for all hard-working artists of color. Creating Entrepreneur Spaces  Edible Milwaukee and Our City, Your Vote are two current projects that Kennita is very excited about working on. She’s created a music and food column, which appear in Edible Milwaukee, and is an organizer for a Get Out the Vote campaign in Milwaukee. Ultimately, Kennita believes that she is creating a “culture of independent music”.  While doing this, her entrepreneurial spirit is the anchor that helps gather and lead like-minded artists to a new and shared space for success. Finding the Beginning  Recognizing the importance of peace and ease, Kennita emphasizes the beginning for any entrepreneur starts with finding an inner calm and peace to start moving forward. From experience, she understands that business success is an ongoing process. Motivated to reach her goals, Kennita does not quit, but is grateful for her individual successes. Goals and Goal Setting  Vision boards help Kennita find her entrepreneurial focus. Her work and ambition never stop as Kennita continues working towards her goals essentially, finding revenue streams to achieve entrepreneurial success. She shares some critical advice: “Having multiple opportunities for revenue is essential.”  Additional Information: LinkedIn:  Kennita Hickman E-mail: Kennita@cateromnivision.com

A conversational, full length interview with Kennita Hickman creator of Our City, Your Vote and owner of Catera. We talk to Kennita about the Our City, Your Vote campaign, getting everyone to understand the importance of voting and accountability, and how she is using local hip-hop, R&B, and spoken word as ways to increase civic engagement among Milwaukeeans. Kennita is an incredible leader and we are blessed to have such a forward thinker in Milwaukee.Producers: Benjamin Rangel, Kyle Hagge, Sam WoodsWebsite: bridgethecitypodcast.comInstagram: @BridgeTheCityPodcastTwitter: @BridgeTheCityWiEmail: Bridgethecitypodcast@gmail.comLogo Design: Ryan FlynnMusic: Casey Masters

Kennita Hickman Kennita Hickman started writing at age 14 but  soon found herself leaning toward the music industry,helping  manage independent musicians. As an entrepreneur, Kennita pursues different revenue streams and access points. Her entrepreneurial ambitions reflect breadth and depth,  being the principal of the Catera OmniVision Group and a writer and organizer for Our City, Your Vote in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The self-proclaimed “Hustler,”  aims to develop objective-based plans for musicians and other independent artists. The big questions she poses to her clients are: “What is the next step? What is the plan? And how do we work to get there?” Kennita’s approach helps artists explore fundamental pathways to exposure, funneling and increasing their access points for revenue streams. Opportunity Kennita stresses the importance of developing relationships and while not all relationships work, she explores opportunities with those who realize the significance of a mutually beneficial opportunity to build exposure. A Fan of Music Kennita is thirsty for artists who excite her. She highlights the pros and cons of mechanisms like YouTube when looking at accessibility. The dueling contrast of having content within a field of too much content is a fundamental element that Kennita knows needs to be addressed. “The internet has made things more accessible, which is a great thing, but it’s also made things more accessible, which is a bad thing.” Podcast Importance Like many entrepreneurs, Kennita believes in finding the most effective routes to exposure. She shares her belief that podcasts feature as a tool in an entrepreneurs repertoire and as a person of color, Kennita also finds that working with podcasters of color helps improve access to the table for all hard-working artists of color. Creating Entrepreneur Spaces Edible Milwaukee and Our City, Your Vote are two current projects that Kennita is very excited about working on. She’s created a music and food column, which appear in Edible Milwaukee, and is an organizer for a Get Out the Vote campaign in Milwaukee. Ultimately, Kennita believes that she is creating a “culture of independent music”.  While doing this, her entrepreneurial spirit is the anchor that helps gather and lead like-minded artists to a new and shared space for success. Finding the Beginning Recognizing the importance of peace and ease, Kennita emphasizes the beginning for any entrepreneur starts with finding an inner calm and peace to start moving forward. From experience, she understands that business success is an ongoing process. Motivated to reach her goals, Kennita does not quit, but is grateful for her individual successes. Goals and Goal Setting Vision boards help Kennita find her entrepreneurial focus. Her work and ambition never stop as Kennita continues working towards her goals essentially, finding revenue streams to achieve entrepreneurial success. She shares some critical advice: “Having multiple opportunities for revenue is essential.” Additional Information: LinkedIn :  Kennita Hickman E-mail : Kennita@cateromnivision.com See the following Kennita Hickman and Our City, Your Vote or visit their Facebook page at for more information.

We sat we Kennita and Afton and discussed their upcoming event Our City, Your Vote.... Things went off tracks as they do from time to time. But it was a fun interview! Vibe With Us.....This podcast was brought to you by audibletrial.com/SandSIntro by PBEEZY BEATSPLEASE like,comment,subscribe,rate and review on Spreaker, Google Play, Spotify and ITunes!!Hit us up!!! Twitter: SweatsNSuitspodIG: SWEATSNSUITSPODCAST FB: Sweats and Suits PodcastE-mail:Sweatsnsuits@gmail.comUrbanMogulLife.comWere on SoundCloud ITunes Google Play and Urbanmogullife.com

We sat we Kennita and Afton and discussed their upcoming event Our City, Your Vote.... Things went off tracks as they do from time to time. But it was a fun interview! Vibe With Us..... This podcast was brought to you by audibletrial.com/SandS Intro by PBEEZY BEATS PLEASE like,comment,subscribe,rate and review on Spreaker, Google Play, Spotify and ITunes!! Hit us up!!! Twitter: SweatsNSuitspod IG: SWEATSNSUITSPODCAST FB: Sweats and Suits Podcast E-mail:Sweatsnsuits@gmail.com UrbanMogulLife.com Were on SoundCloud ITunes Google Play and Urbanmogullife.com

This week we are joined by Kennita Hickman, creator of "Our City, Our Vote" and Lexi from CopyWrite Magazine. We talk to Kennita about what made her create the initiative, why local elections matter, why target the hip hop community, her thoughts on black people running for office, and what she plans to do with Our City, Our Vote. We close the show with a great discussion about a blogger calling MPS students "little convicts." Find more information at ybopodcastmke.com

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