Podcasts about New Majority

Premier Doug Ford's snap election is underway. Only a few days away from Ontario's 2025 election day, The Agenda invites Amanda Munday, Executive Director of New Majority to tell us why everyone in this province needs to get out and vote. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As more students seek flexible and affordable education options, short-term Pell is emerging as a vital tool for creating equitable access to high-quality programs designed to meet evolving workforce needs. Kevin Stump, Vice President of Impact at the Education Design Lab, joins host Jason Altmire to share insights on this bipartisan initiative and its potential for transforming higher education. He also breaks down the Education Design Lab's micro-pathways and explains why these stackable, credit-bearing credentials are key to lifelong learning and upward mobility. To learn more about Career Education Colleges & Universities, visit our website.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congress elects senior leadership, the Archbishop of Canterbury steps down, and a Ukrainian soldier comes to terms with the war. Plus, Cal Thomas on tax reform, breakfast dumplings and traffic jams, and the Thursday morning newsSupport The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.Additional support comes from Ambassadors Impact Network. Inviting entrepreneurs with a mission to connect with faith-based investors who share their vision. More at ambassadorsimpact.comFrom Dordt University. Dordt's student musicians enjoy opportunities to discover, develop, and share the gift of music and bring glory to God – until all is made new.And from Recapturing the Glory of Christmas. Christmas should spark worship and adoration, and R. Albert Mohler offers a book that mines the depths of the advent season, and all the theological riches God has gifted to His people. Recapturing the Glory of Christmas is a call to worship and praise. Indeed, Christmas beckons the world to come and adore the Savior King—the King exulted by the angels; the King who took on flesh; the King who deserves all glory, all honor, and all praise.

Mitch McConnell's number two is elected to be the Senate Majority Leader. This ensure not much will change. Liberal plan to boycott Thanksgiving and Christmas with family that voted for Trump. Trump appointments making waves. Ex-MLB player discusses refusing to take a knee during the anthem. And Whoppi tries to lie about a bakery.

Later today the Senate will elect the new Majority leader. And it should be the first big fight in advancing the Trump agenda. But most are staying quiet or don't understand how important this is. Be prepared to be disappointed again.

Fox News Radio Reporter Ryan Schmelz says Senate Republicans are set to vote on a new majority leader.

TOP STORIES - Rick Scott says he's 'what Trump wants' as Majority Leader, report finds Trop will cost $55 million to repair for 2026 season, human head washes up on Florida beach, Caribbean disturbance has a potential path toward Florida; residents raise safety concerns as St. Pete approves 49-story Waldorf Astoria tower, Florida shatters another tourism record over the summer.

Do you believe one person can make a difference? Do you understand what the “New Majority” economy or “Care Economy” are? Do you think we need more equitable economies and communities? Rob gets really fired up by this conversation with the unstoppable force that is Erika Lucas, a long time Economic Development leader, Investor and founder of Stitch Crew, Vest and Vest/Her from her great state of Oklahoma. They unpack the politics and policy of how our current economic inequities were created by systems and institutions over the last 45 years, and explore how Private Capital Investment and Venture capital done differently can drive real change for women and “new majority” entrepreneurs aross the country. From peer networks to policy reform, Erika shares her own inspiring story, and what it really takes to create lasting, inclusive economic growth and offers practical steps for entrepreneurs to leverage the power of their voice and their communities. Feel free to follow and engage with ERIKA here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erika-lucas-51207911/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erika_lucas07 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@erika_lucas7 Instagram Business: https://www.instagram.com/vesther_inc Instagram Business: https://www.instagram.com/stitchcrew Website: https://www.erikalucas.co Business: https://www.vesther.co Business: https://www.stitchcrew.com Vest Her Podcast: https://www.erikalucas.co/podcast We're so grateful to you, our growing audience of entrepreneurs, investors and community leaders interested in the human stories of the Entrepreneurial Thinkers behind entrepreneurial economies worldwide. As always we hope you enjoy each episode and Like, Follow, Subscribe or share with your friends. You can find our shows here, and our new Video Podcast, at “Entrepreneurial Thinkers” channel on YouTube. Plug in, relax and enjoy inspiring, educational and empowering conversations between Rob and our guests. ¡Cheers y gracias!, Entrepreneurial Thinkers Team.

Janie Moyen is the national organizer with New Majority.

Live coverage from Parliament depicts power struggle unfolding between the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) over which party holds the majority.

Speaker Alban Bagbin has declared four seats in Parliament vacant. Three of the seats were occupied by NPP MP's whereas one was held by the NDC.

The Supreme Court has issued a stay of execution on Speaker Alban Bagbin's ruling, which declared four parliamentary seats vacant. Parliament has thus been instructed to recognise and allow the four MPs to fully represent their constituencies and carry out their official duties.

What do you think of Alban Bagbin's ruling?

Parliament directed by Supreme Court to recognize and allow the four MPs to duly represent their constituencies and conduct the duties of their office.

Young people don't vote as reliably as older adults. With a provincial election just days away, a national non-profit is on the ground asking young people what's stopping them from casting their ballot. Host Rachel Cave speaks with the organization's executive director, Amanda Munday.

In today's pod we have the great privilege of speaking with Amanda Munday, the Executive Director of New Majority. New Majority is a non-profit with a mission to improve access, awareness, and the overall cultural appetite of elections in NB & Canada. We will talk about youth voter turnout, tactics to improve it, mandatory voting, and much more.

Young people don't vote as reliably as older adults. With a provincial election just weeks away, a national nonprofit is on the ground asking young people what's stopping them from casting their ballot. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Amanda Munday, executive director of New Majority.

Young people don't vote as reliably as older adults. With a provincial election just weeks away, a national nonprofit is on the ground urging young people to cast their ballots.

Description: In this episode of Digital Comfort Zone, hosts Aine McGlynn and Lizz Bryce discuss how small technological changes can significantly impact small charities and nonprofits. They are joined by Chi Nguyen from Equal Voice and Amanda Munday from New Majority, who share insights on improving youth civic engagement and gender diversity in politics. This episode has two big takeaways How it's important to form sustainable habits in both political participation and digital transformation and; emphasizing that small actions can lead to substantial future benefits.  00:47 Addressing Common Tech Misconceptions in Small Charities 02:06 The Power of Small Digital Changes 04:13 Introducing Our Guests: Amanda Munday and Chi Nguyen 05:28 Insights on Civic Engagement and Political Participation 14:05 Challenges and Barriers to Voting 18:42 Motivations Behind Civic Actions 25:52 The Importance of Small Wins in Civic and Digital Engagement Read the full transcript here Start your digital transformation here

AP correspondent Ben Thomas reports Louisiana will not be getting a new majority-Black House district, at least for now.

It's the second year for the DFL trifecta at the State Capitol — but the party only has a one seat majority in the Senate and is led by a new face this year.Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy stepped into the role right as this year's session began. Her predecessor, Kari Dziedzic gave up the position down after learning her cancer had returned. MPR News host Brian Bakst sat down with Murphy to discuss how she plans to keep the DFL caucus on the same page and what style she brings to the negotiating table.Murphy talked about a variety of bills that have been introduced at the Legislature. She is skeptical an immigration-oriented proposal, which backers call the North Star Act, could garner the votes to pass this year. The bill would enhance legal protections for immigrants and limit situations where local and state authorities could work with federal immigration authorities.She also said an end-of-life options bill, known to many as an assisted suicide proposal, will also take more time to work through and could spill into a future session. While Murphy said she understands the importance of both bills, she said it's important that the DFL not get ahead of what Minnesotans are prepared for.  “This is an issue that is tender for the people of Minnesota, and it can be easily misunderstood,” Murphy said of the bill giving terminally ill Minnesotans more avenues to end their lives with medication. “That's why I think beginning the hearing process and making sure that the legislation is clear for people so they understand what it would do and what it wouldn't do is really critical to a successful passage.” However, she believes a hearing on the language of the amended school resource officer oversight bill could come as soon as next week. And a sports betting bill is not off the table in the Senate. Bakst also had an interview with a Republican who could take on three-term U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar this November. Retired Navy Commander Joe Fraser is a newcomer to the political scene. His entrance into the race makes five Republicans who have taken campaign steps to challenge Klobuchar. Fraser discussed his support for Ukraine assistance, his stance on immigration matters and his view of the U.S. economy and federal budget.After being hesitant to endorse former President Donald Trump when he entered the race in January, Fraser has now endorsed Trump as his pick for the Republican presidential nominee. “I can't answer for his behavior or the way he carries himself as the President of the United States, but he is who he is,” Fraser said.And to his seeming lack of enthusiasm of sharing a ticket with Trump, “It just happens to be. I think there are a lot of Democrats out there who aren't really thrilled to share the ticket with Joe Biden.” About the assault on the U.S. Capitol building when members of Congress were certifying the 2020 results, Fraser said he can't condone that behavior. “As somebody who swore an oath of support to defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic and bear faith and allegiances to the same, I have a hard time with anybody who can justify what they did on January 6,” he said.Editor's note: Senate candidate Joe Fraser's interview was shortened for the noon broadcast. We've included the full interview in the podcast. Guests:  State Sen. Majority Leader Erin Murphy, DFL-Saint Paul U.S. Republican Senate candidate Joe Fraser MPR News Capitol reporter Clay Masters and Axios Twin Cities reporter Torey Van OotSubscribe to the Politics Friday podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or RSS.   Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.  

Today, we're honing in on the topic of the housing crisis and how Toronto can remain a resilient city in the future. Every level of government and nonprofits are working toward finding the best method to resolve the pressing housing crisis for the future generations. Jad El Ghali from New Majority will bring the perspective on the housing crisis and the challenges they are facing as they work with youth for their future.

First and foremost, as we embark on our "vacation with purpose," we extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for tuning in and supporting Founder Hustle. One of our primary goals in creating this podcast was to assist New Majority founders in breaking free from the deficit mindset. We sincerely hope that, through your engagement, we've been able to realize this aim. In today's episode, Melissa concludes this season by engaging in a conversation with Diana Willians, a familiar voice from our season one finale. Their discussion delves into the significance of taking a step back, as advocated by Mindelyn Anderson, and meticulously examining the data. Diana and Melissa want to craft content that is not only deeply impactful but also offers actionable insights, further enriching your entrepreneurial journey. They reflect on their project's inception, driven by a desire to narrate authentic stories and transition individuals from mere inspiration to decisive action. As they look ahead, this core objective will steadfastly guide their path. In the words of the fictional character John Q, "it's not goodbye, it's see you later." To remain updated with the latest podcast news, do follow us @wearenmv on Instagram and Twitter. Also, ensure you subscribe to our YouTube channel: [www.youtube.com/@wearenmv](https://www.youtube.com/@wearenmv). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Founder Hustle, the podcast series shining a spotlight on New Majority entrepreneurs. I'm your host, Melissa Bradley, and today, we're diving into another captivating episode from season 1. Join Melissa as she sits down with Jacqueline Rodgers, CEO of Green Top Gifts, a business that has now secured its place in retail stores across the country. Jacqueline's story is one of sheer determination and resourcefulness. She masterfully leveraged her full-time job to pave the way for her business empire. Learn how she utilized her relationships, skills, and financial resources to build a thriving venture. In this enlightening conversation, Jacqueline shares her belief in continuous learning, emphasizing the importance of gleaning wisdom from those around you, be it co-workers, board members, or even family members. Her ability to seize opportunities and turn them into valuable lessons has been instrumental in her entrepreneurial journey. For those who find themselves in a full-time job while nurturing dreams of starting their own business, Jacqueline's advice is priceless. Discover the secrets she swears by, and learn from her experiences to make your entrepreneurial dreams a reality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Founder Hustle is returning with its 3rd season on Tuesday, September 5th! If you're new here, welcome! Founder Hustle is a podcast series that shines a spotlight on the journeys of New Majority entrepreneurs, led by Melissa Bradley, a seasoned entrepreneur and venture capitalist. In this season, Melissa will be engaging with New Majority entrepreneurs who are making their mark in unexpected domains. From a WNBA player revolutionizing the culinary craft sphere to a corporate engineer disrupting the FinTech industry, we're embracing a diverse range of topics this season. Since day one, our mission has been to empower New Majority founders to break free from the deficit mindset, and we're excited to continue that journey with this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pharaoh and Lee discuss how the house has turned on Hisam and more Updates of the live feeds.#BB25 #BigBrother #BigBrother25

Welcome back to Founder Hustle, the podcast series dedicated to the stories of New Majority entrepreneurs. Hosted by Melissa Bradley, and today, we're revisiting another powerful episode from season 1. Join Melissa as she sits down with April Harris, the fabulous Founder of Keeping You Sweet. In this inspiring conversation, April shares her incredible journey from facing adversity to building a thriving business. Listeners are advised that there is a brief reference to suicidal ideation in this episode. April Harris launched Keeping You Sweet in 2017, introducing a delectable range of health-conscious desserts in her New Jersey-based company. As one of the few African Americans in the competitive food industry, April's path to success was not without its challenges. However, guided by the wisdom of her late mother, who taught her, "There's God and then there's everybody else," April found strength and perspective amidst difficulties. Her unwavering determination, resilience, and reliance on prayer helped her navigate the obstacles and emerge triumphant. During this candid conversation, Melissa Bradley dives deep into April's journey, uncovering valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs facing tough circumstances. April's approach of treating everyone with love and leading with faith offers valuable lessons for anyone striving to make their dreams a reality. So join us as we learn from April Harris, a true embodiment of transforming challenges into *sweet* success. Get ready for an episode filled with inspiration, encouragement, and a testament to the power of determination. Stay tuned for more episodes of Founder Hustle coming your way! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Founder Hustle, the podcast series by, for, and about New Majority entrepreneurs. Hosted by Melissa Bradley. Although this month, we're taking a short break from new episodes before we drop season 3, fear not, because we have some gems from season 1 to share with you. In this special episode, we have the pleasure of hearing from Kalilah Wright, the visionary Founder of Mess in a Bottle. If you have a creative idea itching to be realized or if you're looking to venture into uncharted territories, this episode is tailor-made for you. Kalilah's journey will inspire you to seek what's missing in the world or even just in your world and turn it into something extraordinary. Originally from Jamaica W.I., Kalilah moved to the United States at a young age and was raised in the vibrant city of Brooklyn, NY. Armed with a Masters degree from Morgan State University and a Bachelors of Arts from Penn State University, she utilized her background in design and architecture to launch Mess in a Bottle in January 2016, based in Baltimore, Maryland. Mess in a Bottle isn't just a brand; it's a powerful means of expression. With each item designed and printed at Kalilah's in-house studio in Baltimore, the brand aims to drive change and provoke thought in its audience.  During this episode, Kalilah generously shares her roadmap to finding the inner strength and courage to take risks. For founders of color, she emphasizes the potential of leveraging our culture as a competitive advantage. By doing so, she believes we can challenge and reshape the world's perception of us, silencing any negative messages that may have been historically perpetuated. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're new here, hello and welcome! Founder Hustle is a podcast series that highlights the journey of New Majority entrepreneurs, hosted by Melissa Bradley, a seasoned entrepreneur and venture capitalist. In each episode, Melissa interviews a successful New Majority entrepreneur to uncover their path to success, the challenges they faced, and the lessons they learned. We're so excited to be back this season, we couldn't wait until the premiere on May 23rd to give you a little preview of what you can expect! And if you like what you hear, you can catch up on all the episodes from season one of Founder Hustle wherever you get your podcast.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When we set out to produce The New Majority podcast, we wanted to create a space that amplifies the voices of accomplished Latino leaders whose stories are not readily told by the mainstream media. Three remarkable seasons later and having spoken with some the most influential Latino executives in America—as well as important allies of our community—we've begun to see patterns emerge. There are underlying themes running through each episode of The New Majority and in the lives of the podcast's central heroes. The desire to prove people wrong, to buck conventional attitudes, the impulse to include and bring others along, and the tension of belonging, while not belonging all the same. These narrative tributaries flow through our headsets to distill an image of a multicultural and complex community that is as deep as the lives of the individuals interviewed on our show.  There is nothing new about Latinos in America.We've been here for quite some time and whether you see us and ignore us or you simply refuse to see us, we know this to be 100% true: America wouldn't exist without us and that America wouldn't thrive without us. For us, Latinos are America. That although we will be the majority in numbers sometime in the distant future, we are the majority now in spirit. It's in that spirit that we have decided to rename our show. Welcome to The Latino Majority podcast.

After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last year, a 19th century abortion ban took effect in Wisconsin and forced those practicing and seeking reproductive healthcare to travel across state lines. Earlier this week, voters elected Judge Janet Protasiewicz to become a justice on Wisconsin's Supreme Court, flipping control of the court to liberals for the first time in 15 years. That could have big implications on the future of abortion in the state. NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks with Dr. Kristen Lyerly, an OB-GYN from Green Bay, Wisconsin, about how the judicial change could impact Wisconsin doctors who provide reproductive healthcare and their patients. In participating regions, you'll also hear a local news segment to help you make sense of what's going on in your community.Email us at considerthis@npr.org.

Freshman State Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas says she has witnessed, in her work and life, the impact of what MLK called 'SoulForce,' the power and divinity that we have to make transformative, significant change. Click here for a closed-captioned version of this episode!

Today's guest is from Birmingham, Alabama born, a cultural creative and the CEO and Founder of Scholly, Inc. Scholly is an app that helps students easily find scholarships for college and graduates pay off their student debt. The story behind Scholly began when he decided he wanted to be the 1st person in his family to go to college and discovered $1 million in scholarships. This afternoon, he's sharing his experiences as a Black and gay founder, how he hopes to help many others achieve their dreams of higher education, and more. Follow us on social media: Instagram/Twitter: @WeAreNMV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Biden announces the coming end of the Covid Public Health Emergency in the US, the new majority in Congress appear to not be letting agencies off the hook. The past three years of remarkably poor public health policy have placed the CDC, WHO, and Social Media companies in the sights of numerous committee investigations, and new legislation seeking answers and medical freedom.#Congress #CDC #WHO #Accountability #Truth #Freedom

Welcome to the first episode of Porch Talks with your host, Melissa Bradley. This season, she's sitting down on her porch to talk to her friends about their experiences, both professional and personal, as New Majority Founders and CEOs. She wants to hear what it feels like to be part of a fast growing entrepreneurial ecosystem, the struggles and insecurities they faced, and how they overcame them. And the porch is a great place for these conversations! For our premiere episode, Melissa is sitting down with Patrice Green. Patrice is the Interim Director of Inclusive Economies at the Surdna Foundation, community activist, and someone who is extremely passionate about the Black community. Surdna is a national family foundation, based out of New York City, with a mission to foster justice and sustainable communities throughout the U.S. Today they're talking about the importance of community while you're on your entrepreneurship journey, and recognizing the impact New Majority entrepreneurs can have on the people around them. Follow us on social media: Instagram/Twitter: @WeAreNMV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the banker turned impact investor, building wealth for women and people of color is as much about numbers as it is about equity. “The reason we are the U.S. and we are at the top of the heap, globally, is because we've invested in our prior majorities, which has been primarily white men,” Demetric Duckett of Living Cities told ImpactAlpha's David Bank in this Agents of Impact podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha/message

For the banker turned impact investor, building wealth for women and people of color is as much about numbers as it is about equity. “The reason we are the U.S. and we are at the top of the heap, globally, is because we've invested in our prior majorities, which has been primarily white men,” Demetric Duckett of Living Cities told ImpactAlpha's David Bank in this Agents of Impact podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha-briefing/message

David Bossie joins the show to discuss his latest op-ed for Fox News: 5 things House Republicans must do in 2023 with new majority.

MTG joins Jenna to forecast what conservatives can anticipate from the new House majority. What will happen to the J6 inquiry? Hunter Biden's laptop? Impeachment for Biden, Mayorkas, or Garland? Accountability for the vax mandates? Section 230? McCarthy as Speaker? MTG gives us all the insights from closed door meetings!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 1376, Jack and Miles are joined by actor, writer, comedian, and director Shannon Coffey, to discuss… New Majority, who dis? Mike Pence's CNN Town Hall went GREAT! (no the f*ck it did not), McDonald's Has a Weird History With Video Games and more! New Majority, who dis? Benghazi Times Infinity McDonald's Has a Weird History With Video Games McDonald's Unleashes The Grease-Resistant McCrispy Gaming Chair McDonald's Created a Grease-Proof Gaming Chair McDonald's Links With FaZe Clan for 'Friendsgaming' Event McDonald's Using Video Game to Recruit Potential Employees The Saga Of The Ultra-Rare McDonald's DS Game Comes To An End After 11 Long Years WHAT MCDONALD'S SEES WHEN IT LOOKS AT GAMERS Robert Pattinson Last Supper pic. Day in the Life of Elon Mush Reply Guy video. Work it! Video. LISTEN: Nobody Knows by Destin ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We can finally say that Republicans will take the majority in the House of Representatives in January. So what does this mean for foreign policy — especially the new $37 billion package President Biden wants to push through the lame duck session this December? The Washington Examiner's politics editor Jim Antle joins us to break down how this super-slim majority will actually give an edge to Republicans who have been critical of the aid and in favor of a more restrained foreign policy. He discusses the different flavors of these GOP critics, and how this may be setting up a real fight for who defines a “conservative foreign policy.” In the first segment Kelley & Dan talk (optimistically!) about that big face-to-face between China's Xi-Jinping and President Biden at the G20. More from Jim Antle:Biden survives midterm elections, though his agenda's fate is unclear —The Washington Examiner, 11/15/22Are Republicans really poised to put brakes on Ukraine aid? — Responsible Statecraft, 11/7/22Are Republicans losing their appetite for the war effort against Russia? — The Week, 5/22/22 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit crashingthewarparty.substack.com

Congress has the opportunity at the start of the new term to make changes and boost its credibility. While it can be tempting to score political points against the Biden administration, that's not the purpose of the people's House. Ryan Williamson from R Street outlines an agenda for Republicans to use their majority to make meaningful changes while still providing oversight of the executive branch.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are few better seats at the table than the one next to the president of the United States.   As vice president, Kamala Harris recognizes that privilege. And like the influential Latinos and Latinas featured on The New Majority, she recognizes it as a result of those underrepresented leaders who came before her. Those who walked into spaces of corporate and political power knowing they would be judged and undervalued—but did so with their chins up and shoulders back.   Her story has long been one of resolve. Magnified not only by her ascent to become the first female vice president in US history, but also in how she's operated since taking office.   She has remained steadfast in her dedication to the expansion of rights and the continued investment in multicultural and multigenerational businesses. That advocacy for our nation's diverse communities both honors her predecessors and guides her successors.  

This week, host Colbert Cannon sits down with Jackie Hernández, the CEO and co-founder of New Majority Ready. Jackie is a media executive with a storied career at iconic companies like TIME, People en Español and NBCUniversal's Telemundo. She shares how she rose through the ranks to help shape Spanish-language television and expand the industry's understanding of the rapidly growing Hispanic market. We also hear about Jackie's latest venture, New Majority Ready, a marketing strategy consulting company that helps companies to attract and retain Hispanic audiences through more nuanced marketing strategies that meet these consumers where they're at. Learn more about Jackie Hernández tenure at New Majority Ready here. You can read our guest's Best Idea, Net Positive: How Courageous Companies Thrive by Giving More Than They Take by Paul Polman & Andrew Winston, here. Watch Money Heist, Colbert's Best Idea for this week, here.

New Majority Capital is one of a new crop of emerging impact investment firms that are turning to crowdfunding platforms such as Republic and Wefunder to overcome historic barriers to fundraising. New Majority's Havell Rodrigues speaks with Dennis Price about how the approach has worked for them, and the strategy they're using to seed a new generation of diverse entrepreneurs (3:00). Plus the headlines. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha/message

New Majority Capital is one of a new crop of emerging impact investment firms that are turning to crowdfunding platforms such as Republic and Wefunder to overcome historic barriers to fundraising. New Majority's Havell Rodrigues speaks with Dennis Price about how the approach has worked for them, and the strategy they're using to seed a new generation of diverse entrepreneurs (3:00). Plus the headlines. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha-briefing/message

Today's founder is Diana Williams. Diana also happens to be the mysterious producer behind Founder Hustle. To close out the first season, Melissa and Diana look back on the lessons learned from all the fantastic guests who have opened up about their journeys from Founder to CEO. Diana Williams is the CEO & Co-founder of Kinetic Energy Entertainment. She has a wide range of experience in the entertainment industry, developing IP and producing creative content for distribution across storytelling media. Throughout her career she has been at the forefront of working with emerging and established talent to ensure a diversity of voices are included in an ever-evolving industry. Founder Hustle is clear and centered on its mission to help emerging New Majority founders better understand the path ahead, be adequately prepared, and gain support on their journey. Melissa L. Bradley is Founder of 1863 Ventures, a business development program that accelerates New Majority entrepreneurs (i.e., individuals who have been historically marginalized) from high potential to high growth. Credits: Founder Hustle is produced by Kinetic Energy Entertainment.  Associate Producer is Misa Dayson.  The show was edited and mixed by Ann Kane.  Social media producer is Misako Envela.  Our intro theme, Vuelta al Sol, is by Tomás Novoa.  Credit theme is Glide, by Columbia Nights, and the outro is Ratata by Curtis Cole.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's founder is Jacquelyn Rodgers, CEO of Green Top Gifts, which can now be found in retail stores all across the country. Jacquelyn is one of those people who was able to leverage her full-time job to create a business empire. She knew how to stay long enough to leverage the relationships, her skills, and the money to build a successful business. She believes there is always an opportunity to learn from those around you, from your co-workers, from your board members, and even from your family. If you're in a full-time job and you're thinking about starting a business, Jacqueline has the best advice you will ever get. Founder Hustle is clear and centered on its mission to help emerging New Majority founders better understand the path ahead, be adequately prepared, and gain support on their journey. Melissa L. Bradley is Founder of 1863 Ventures, a business development program that accelerates New Majority entrepreneurs (i.e., individuals who have been historically marginalized) from high potential to high growth. Credits: Founder Hustle is produced by Kinetic Energy Entertainment.  Associate Producer is Misa Dayson.  The show was edited and mixed by Ann Kane.  Social media producer is Misako Envela.  Our intro theme, Vuelta al Sol, is by Tomás Novoa.  Credit theme is Glide, by Columbia Nights, and the outro is Ratata by Curtis Cole.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's founder is Roz Brooks, CEO of Well Women of Color. Roz teaches us that it is possible to have many roles, as long as you have one goal. She has created a series of enterprises in Las Vegas that focus on being healthy. She has committed her entire life to helping black women not only realize their power, by trusting themselves enough to make healthy changes. You will learn from her is that it is indeed possible to make money, to do good, to care about others and to create a healthy and sustainable environment where both businesses and people are able to not just survive, but actually thrive. Founder Hustle is clear and centered on its mission to help emerging New Majority founders better understand the path ahead, be adequately prepared, and gain support on their journey. Melissa L. Bradley is Founder of 1863 Ventures, a business development program that accelerates New Majority entrepreneurs (i.e., individuals who have been historically marginalized) from high potential to high growth. Credits: Founder Hustle is produced by Kinetic Energy Entertainment.  Associate Producer is Misa Dayson.  The show was edited and mixed by Ann Kane.  Social media producer is Misako Envela.  Our intro theme, Vuelta al Sol, is by Tomás Novoa.  Credit theme is Glide, by Columbia Nights, and the outro is Ratata by Curtis Cole.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices