Podcasts about laced boston

Can you imagine having a successful business by doing something you're passionate about? From his love for sneakers to making money and owning a business through sneakers consignment, Joamil Rodriguez, owner of LACED Boston, shares with Christine McKay how he got started and a bit of background on how everything went on, including some difficulties he faced along the way. He highlights the importance of partnership and building relationships that helped him grow his business to where it is today. Since the start of the pandemic, Joamil was able to expand to more locations and recently opened LACED in West Palm Beach, Florida. Get inspired to learn the ropes of going from a small business to a successful one with Joamil's inspiring story. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://venn.zone/

Starting a brand is one thing but growing and scaling it is another story. This Wednesday, Joamil Rodriguez, owner of Laced Boston, will share with us how got started and how he grew his brand into what it is today. He'll share not only tips but also the mistakes and challenges he faced along the way and how we can avoid them as he chats with Farhana Cannon! About the Host: Farhana Cannon, Global Social Media + Brand Expert Farhana has a 15-year in-depth resume that includes numerous B2C lifestyle and luxury brands as well as B2B companies. Her specialty in social media marketing strategy, content creation, influencer marketing, branding, and events, brings a unique and profitable outcome to all of her campaigns. Farhana has taught courses on best digital marketing practices at Bunker Hill College, and has spoken at numerous industry events around the world. She is also a speaker with Powerteam International and speaks on stages with Bill Walsh. She is currently on a national tour with The Small Business Expo, leading an Instagram Marketing Workshop.

Comedian TK Kirkland sits down with Cheddar for a second round Live from Laced Boston. If you thought the first episode was dripping with game and comedy hit play because Cheddar and TK Kirkland are at it again.TK came in the game as a track star from Newark NJ running in track meets with the nine Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis. From there TK was off to Arizona State of athletic scholarship where he roommate was Eric Von “Zip” Martin one of Harlem’s illest hustlers.TK let’s you into his life with this Cheddar Man Cave episode as his new comedy album “Gangsta Conversation” goes number one on iTunes with talks of a new Netflix Special.

Comedian TK Kirkland sits down with Cheddar for a second round Live from Laced Boston. If you thought the first episode was dripping with game and comedy hit play because Cheddar and TK Kirkland are at it again.TK came in the game as a track star from Newark NJ running in track meets with the nine Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis. From there TK was off to Arizona State of athletic scholarship where he roommate was Eric Von “Zip” Martin one of Harlem’s illest hustlers.TK let’s you into his life with this Cheddar Man Cave episode as his new comedy album “Gangsta Conversation” goes number one on iTunes with talks of a new Netflix Special.

It’s not everyday you get to sit down and listen to the story of one of the greatest Mix Tape Djs to of all time. The legend at Ron G May be short in stature but has a humongous appetite for success. It all started with the Harlem DJ wanting to blend old school beats, that his mom enjoyed over the hardest Hip Hop lyrics in the game. The streets lived it, he was cooking with gasoline. Ron G had that fire and everybody in the game was hooked. Before you know it he was working with Tupac and producing tracks for B2K. Sit back and listen to genius tell his story to Cheddar live from Laced Boston with a Notorious BIG Mix to sign out.

It’s not everyday you get to sit down and listen to the story of one of the greatest Mix Tape Djs to of all time. The legend at Ron G May be short in stature but has a humongous appetite for success. It all started with the Harlem DJ wanting to blend old school beats, that his mom enjoyed over the hardest Hip Hop lyrics in the game. The streets lived it, he was cooking with gasoline. Ron G had that fire and everybody in the game was hooked. Before you know it he was working with Tupac and producing tracks for B2K. Sit back and listen to genius tell his story to Cheddar live from Laced Boston with a Notorious BIG Mix to sign out.

Episode 45: If there is one thing Kwakes has never been afraid to do, it’s to try new things. Growing up in Lincoln Village in Worcester, he was surrounded by a very diverse culture. His neighborhood consisted of Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, West African cultures, Whites, Albanians and more. Looking back, he doesn’t think he’d be the same person he is today if he didn’t grow up in this environment because from a young age he was always sticking his nose out, trying new things and gauging on his personal ‘skills rating scorecard’ if it was something that stuck to him. Studying at Babson College made him realize grades didn’t matter for the ‘game’ that he was trying to play which was building the right relationships, always working hard and following through with what he said he was going to do. His radio/podcast show ‘Fresh Out The Mint’ was a product from Kwake running around Boston getting involved in anything that was of interest. He purchased a camera to shoot photos for artists and events, started blogging for Laced Boston, saw his coworker at Karmaloop chase her dreams becoming the DJ for Kehlani and was hosting underground hip-hop shows around the city called ‘The Earthquake’, packaging it as his own movement. Instead of wasting his money going out, he continued to invest into ideas he had which was something he had learned at a young age as he has always been very materialistic conscious. Interviewing people on the show has given Kwakes perspective and if he doesn’t walk away learning something then he feels he didn’t do his best. Recently he started ‘Inside the Vault: Looking Inside The Industry’, a series of panelists that answer questions and give insight on what’s happening in the music industry today. In this episode Kwakes discusses trying to be humbly confident in anything that he does, the difference between a hobby and a business is huge and extremely difficult to monetize, removing the safety net as he gets ready to start his new journey in Los Angeles, stopping to care and pour out negative energy for no reason, being laser focused and staying consistent, staying transparent in anything that he does and wanting to be remembered as a net positive. — Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/2zprpon Follow us on Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2hcSBws Subscribe to iTunes: http://apple.co/2yE0u9l Follow us on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2j82AHF Follow Bobbbaaaay on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Ap24ce Twitter: http://bit.ly/2hj6Ljm

Episode 15: Laced Boston is not just your typical high-end sneaker boutique, it is actually much more. The acronym for the brand “Living and creating experiences daily” is something they focus on everyday. From the in store meet & greets of underground/national artists, to the academic incentive program they launched 5 years ago focused on motivating kids to do well in school… they strive to make an impact. We break down what Boston has to offer that no other city does, the retail world in 2016, building the right relationships, and learning from failures more than successes. The man behind it all for the past six years, Joamil Rodriguez. — Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/2zprpon Follow us on Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2hcSBws Subscribe to iTunes: http://apple.co/2yE0u9l Follow us on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2j82AHF Follow Bobbbaaaay on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Ap24ce Twitter: http://bit.ly/2hj6Ljm