Podcasts about rise tribe

Tyrese Haliburton and the Indiana Pacers versus LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers -- who would have seen this coming? Tune in as the Toronto duo summarize their overall thoughts on the in-season tournament and the introduction of a new segment called "What They Said."(1:00) Boni and Felix talk about their experience with Rise Tribe(4:01) Toronto Raptors mock trades and where would DeMar DeRozan fit best? The Miami Heat or the New York Knicks?(11:19) In-season tournament final thoughts/pros and cons - is this another win for NBA commissioner Adam Silver?(20:14) What They Said: On the Point Forward Podcast hosted by Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner, Iguodala says that Paul George is the second most talented player in the league behind Kevin Durant. Do you agree? Who else would you add to the list?(24:56) On Club Shay Shay host Shannon Sharpe asks former NBA journeyman Trevor Ariza why he thinks Dwight Howard gets the "disrespected" treatment. Ariza goes on to say that Howard was too goofy and that the only person on the court who could be that type of guy AND be a killer on the court was Magic Johnson. Do you agree with Ariza? Who else off the top of your head gets disrespected in general?(28:27) Would You RatherPURCHASE YOUR TICKETS TO THE FAMJAM ON DECEMBER 16TH! See y'all there! Follow @rise_tribe and these Filipinx small businesses:@thepurplecoconut, @alpha_beautyyy, @beadedbyhaven, @slowjams.to, @mamas.mamon, @maybeperhapsoneday, @apothegeri, @raqi.bakesJoin the #fcpfam and follow @fcpthepodIf you're a fan of the game and want to join the convo, DM us on Instagram @fcpthepodIf you're a small business owner, entrepreneur, and/or a creative and would like your work to be advertised on our episodes, DM us on Instagram @fcpthepod ~ LET'S WIN TOGETHER! Check out us here - - https://linktr.ee/fullcpress.toShop: https://hoopnbrand.com/ use code FULLCOURT and get 15% off your orderThinking of starting a podcast of your own? CLICK HERE!Thanks for listening! Subscribe and download episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your shows!

Louroz is an experienced city builder and communications professional with a progressive career in the public and not-for-profit sectors. He is currently the Executive Director of the Yonge + St. Clair Business Improvement Area and is focused on supporting small businesses recover from the pandemic. As an active member of the community, he is a volunteer board member for several organizations. He is also the co-founder of RISE Tribe; a Filipino youth networking, mentorship and leadership program. Louroz is a recipient of the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers awarded by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, a 2009 Diverse City Fellow with CivicAction, and is a Global Shaper with the World Economic Forum. Connect with Louroz on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/louroz Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/danielfrancavilla Growth for Good is hosted by Daniel Francavilla, Marketing Advisor & Brand Strategist. The show is produced by CreatorClub for Daniel Does Consulting. Get more from Growth for Good at http://GrowthforGood.ca. For support with marketing and more for your organization visit https://danieldoes.co. Looking to produce a podcast of your own? Visit http://CreatorClubStudios.com.

When a crab in a bucket tries to escape, other crabs instinctively try to drag it back down. This episode, we talk about how this is a mentality prevalent among Asian cultures — from being competitive with one another to thinking that “there can only be one” Asian in the room — whether at work or in social groups. We speak to Abby Albino and Mark Vallena, founders of Rise Tribe, a collective aiming to power the next Filipinx leaders, on how they're beating the narrative by supporting and making space for one another to thrive. From unpacking the toxic practice of “being the best model minority” to opening space up for those most disenfranchised, we hope this episode sheds light on how we can make space for one another. Visit https://www.risetribe.ca/ for more information. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @imadein_ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/immadein/message

Abby Albino (@abbyalbino) is a Toronto-based sports marketing and communications professional who has managed to have some pretty incredible career moments for someone who grew up loving sports and sneakers. From overseeing PR for Toronto's biggest sports teams like the Raptors and the Maple Leafs, to now Account Manager for Nike Sportswear, Abby shares with us the struggles of being taken seriously as the only person of colour and woman in the room, let alone someone who knows sports. We missed Mal on this one but we talk about the realities Filipinx youth in Canada face, which ultimately led Abby to co-founding Rise Tribe. Rise is a non-profit organization focused on powering the next generation of Filipino Canadian leaders through community events and mentorship. We also get into the story behind the big spoon and fork, how bagged milk is not a universal Canadian thing, and the sneakers you can find on a typical Toronto mans. Follow Rise Tribe: @rise_tribe www.risetribe.ca Intro by Cabu Beats Outro by Jericho Goco

This episode is about all things travel! Do YOU travel? In this episode you will hear about about our guests favorite stories and how the Rise Tribe relates to travel!

In part 2 of the Middle Way, we continue our conversation with Mitchell Williams about his spiritual journey. Listen in as the Rise Tribe talks religion and spirituality!

Season 2 is in full swing and we're beyond excited to share this 5th episode with you! We're chatting with Nicole Jacobs-Silvey, co-founder of RISE Tribe and Sisters Circle GKC about the growth that accompanies learning, taking a leap of faith, and her newest venture. Keep your ears open for her golden theme song!

Season 2 is in full swing and we're beyond excited to share this 5th episode with you! We're chatting with Nicole Jacobs-Silvey, co-founder of RISE Tribe and Sisters Circle GKC about the growth that accompanies learning, taking a leap of faith, and her newest venture. Keep your ears open for her golden theme song!