Podcast appearances and mentions of melissa kimble

Happy Women's History Month! We are kicking off this month by listing OUR top 50 femcees in the rap game. This week our boy Tev was not here, but we were joined by two Goodelife (@thegoodelifepod; you can hear the extended version of this episode on The Goodelife) hosts: Jesse Saturn and Legend. ISSA MASHUP! We also have a super special guest, Melissa Kimble, the founder of @blkcreatives. This is the first installment for this series. Throughout the episode we are listening to a reference track. Feel free to pause and do your research! We are going to start at 50 and work our way down...this week we cover 40-50. No vibes of the week this week, but please listen to some of the projects by the women we named!Thanks for listening!Subscribe for more content from Fomo Media - http://bit.ly/3l88kNw

Black cultural writer and strategist Melissa Kimble joins host JP Reynolds to talk about black ownership, taking breaks, and the difference between art and content. About Melissa Kimble: A native Chicagoan and Memphian, Melissa Kimble, is a Black cultural writer, strategist, and consultant. She is the creator of #blkcreatives, a collective that advocates for Black genius across creative industries. About JP Reynolds: Called “remarkably special” by AllHipHop, JP Reynolds is an innovative artist, rapper and songwriter with an eclectic sound. The creator of “rap gumbo,” his music is a powerful blend of jazz, funk, gospel and soul. In addition to music JP is an entrepreneur, coach, activist, and minister. In 2012, he created Peace and Power Media, an artistic hub that produces music and multimedia content. Since 2014, JP has supported young people in pursuing passion and purpose through various initiatives and partnerships with organizations and communities within the non-profit sector. JP holds a Bachelor of Arts in African-American Studies and a Master of Divinity from Yale University. Topics of Conversation: Inspiration (2:50) • Social Progress Report (8:49) • What's Special About Black Creativity (12:44) • Taking Breaks (18:01) • Pros and Cons of Content Creation (27:31) • Art vs. Content (33:43) • Black Ownership (41:59) • Joy (46:19) Theme Songs: "Reset (Hold Your Horse)" - JP Reynolds + BACHTROY "Elevate" - JP Reynolds + BACHTROY --- Support JP's work with the podcast on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/jpreynolds

Beloved Brooklyn author and filmmaker Nelson George returns to Greenlight to discuss the fifth installment of his music-infused D Hunter mystery series, The Darkest Hearts, with Melissa Kimble of #blkcreatives.  The conversation revolves around Black culture and Black music, including Nelson's documentary Finding the Funk, and the questions of how to make a creative living – and possibly be a moral person – in an increasingly polarized America. (Recorded August 10, 2020)

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Melissa Kimble is the founder of blkcreatives, a media and production company that advocates for Black genius across creative industries, producing thoughtful content and experiences that live at the intersection of culture, community and creativity. Thrust into full-time entrepreneurship after being fired from her job, Melissa shares how she maintains her focus and drive in the midst of uncertainty. Melissa has created the premier Twitter chat for Black millennials with hashtag blkcreatives (#blkcreatives). As the co-Founder of the newly launched KINDRD, a platform that supports professional wellness for Black creatives.  As a Digital media strategist, Melissa has worked with small businesses, major brands, mission driven startups, entrepreneurs, and creatives to share their brand stories through social media campaigns and consultations, handling social media for live events, brand ambassador, influencer programs and more. Her vast career includes her work as the Senior Social Media Manager for EBONY Magazine, Dream Village, 2018 Sundance Film Festival, Golin Harris, Burrell Communications, McDonald's, the NFL, ORS Olive Oil, American Family Insurance and OWN TV's Black Love Doc.  Connect with Melissa and blkcreatives at www.blkcreatives.com @blkcreatives @melissakimble Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and share with at least 3 people who would enjoy or benefit from this conversation! Follow and tag us on social media: @loniswain @loniswainshow  #loniswainshow #loniswainshowpodcast #TLSS #TLSSpodcast

"Entrepreneurship - that freedom comes with a lot of responsibility." Melissa Kimble of blkcreatives, LLC Social media handles: @MelissaKimble @blkcreatives @wearekindrd Business Essentials: Project Management - Asana Don’t forget to Follow Jada D. on Instagram & Twitter: @ItsJadaD Shop with her at @GrindMatch Travel with her at @Global_Intent Work with her at JadaDavis.com Have thoughts about the episode? Share on social media using the hashtag #CupOfGrind or follow at the official podcast account on Instagram: @CupOfGrind Email: me@JadaDavis.com with thoughts and questions! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cupofgrind/support

In this episode of #MindOverMatterPod, I had the pleasure of speaking with the founder of the BlkCreatives media platform, Melissa Kimble. We talked about Melissa growing up in the southside of Chicago, starting the #BlkCreatives platform, getting fired from Ebony Magazine, advice for how others can build a digital community through social media, and more. Please press play and enjoy. Make sure you purchase your tickets to #MindOverMatterLive, featuring Sexologist, Michelle Hope here: mindovermatterlive.eventbrite.com Looking to spruce up your game night? The good brothers from Republic & Co. have you covered. Go to www.republicandcompany.co/ and check out all of the new trivia games they have to offer. You can find me on the following social media networks: Twitter - @kingnaj Twitter - @MindOvrMatter_ Instagram - @kingnaj

Melissa Kimble is the founder of #blkcreatives, a platform known for their explosive Twitter chats that helps young, Black creatives work through their goals, insecurities and wins. I talk to Melissa about her upbringing, big moments of growth for #blkcreatives, her time at Ebony magazine and what she’s focusing on right now. +1 SEGMENT Drew of Chicago's enstru-mental.com clothing Summer BBQs Brown Girls Web Series (That HBO is now developing) Follow Melissa on Twitter & IG: @Melissa_Kimble | blkcreatives.com - Follow Darian on IG: @darian | Twitter: @dariansymone Footnotes: http://theseam.co/aiatla-melissa-kimble-blkcreatives/

I used to be the type to wave that Fuck Fear flag HIGH. Stay over there, Fear! We ain't cool, Fear! We at war, Fear! But through my meet ups with several descendants of everyone's favorite emotion--anxiety, procrastination, self-doubt etc.--I've come to the conclusion that my perception of fear is what worsened the reality of it. In this episode I speak with my wonderful friend Melissa Kimble (twitter.com/melissa_kimble), founder of #BlkCreatives (www.blkcreatives.com) about the benefits of creating a healthier relationship with Fear... even if it just graduates from enemy to frenemy lol. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today in the guest chair we have a woman who is building a community of creatives all over the country. Melissa Kimble is a Chicago based Social Media Strategist and Writer who believes in using social media for good through education and empowerment. She is the Founding Editor of #BlkCreatives, a platform for young professionals of color. She also created and facilitates the #blkcreatives Twitter Chat Series. Melissa is also the Senior Social Media Manager for EBONY Magazine. In this episode, she shares: The first steps she took to start taking blkcreatives from idea to brand How she balances creating her brand with working a full time job What’s behind her strong love and passion for social media

How do you interact with coworkers when you're infuriated with the seemingly endless incidents of injustice around you? How do you take care of yourself and remain sane when tragedy strikes? This week, in the wake of recent events, we discuss coping with tragedy and navigating politics in the workplace with digital maven Melissa Kimble (blkcreatives.com) and HR pro Janet Asante (notesfromhr.com). We're also dishing out termination papers, adulting 101 tips and responding to listener questions! Links + resources: joblogues.com/links See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Melissa Kimble is a social media expert and the founder of My Creative Connection, a platform for Black creative millennials that provides community, resources, tools and strategies to help them create the lives that they envision for themselves. On this episode, Melissa talks about the evolution of My Creative Connection and how the idea for the #BlkCreatives chat was born. She also discusses her creative process, her unique approach to cultivating ideas and she provides tips for how others can build a digital community through social media. Show Notes: http://hashtagsandstilettos.com/melissa-kimble/ Have feedback? Rate and review this episode on iTunes or send Sakita a message on twitter: www.twitter.com/MissSuccess.