Podcasts about schoolin life

In this week's episode Openers, we discuss everything from "Affirmative Action" to "Homophobia" If you want us to give you some advice e-mail us: openrelationshippodcast@gmail.com Host: Rodney, Solomon, Shazam, & Marco DePrence What our Openers can expect from us: OPEN: A to Z as it pertains to the LGBTQ community and beyond, ultimately creating a safe space for conversation, impact, healing, and learning. Our Segments: The Opening, In Da Streetz, Situationship with Shazam, Menge A Trios, Left on Read, & Close Out For Sponsorship: openrelationshippodcast@gmail.com For Interviews/Guests: openrelationshippodcast@gmail.com Advice: openrelationshippodcast@gmail.com Apple TV Subscribe Link: https://apple.co/3Np6VjX Apple Music Subscribe Link: https://apple.co/3Ps7Frn Signup for your newsletter: https://us1.list-manage.com/survey?u=06fbaa82133f8c308e7bc85fe&id=993aa00e9a&attribution=false Donate to the podcast: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=PHJ8ECDXWD4EA Follow Us! @openrelationshippodcast @iamrodneywash @marcodeprence @_kidnplay @solomonestretch #affirmativeaction #openrelationship #gaypodcast

What can a professional mentor do for you? Teach you how to increase your pay, transition to a better career/job, help you find and fulfill your purpose, mentor you into becoming a becoming a better you.  Ashley A. Adams, PhD has done this for hundreds of women to the tune of $1.5 million increase in their salaries!  Dr. Adams discusses how she has been shaped by her faith, life experiences, and formal education to be one of the leading professional development coaches/mentors in the industry.  Listen to her secrets to your questions about life's journey.   Ashley A. Adams, PhD is the CEO and founder of Mentor Me, a career development company for professional women and Schoolin Life, a weekly podcast about life, love & (occasionally) libations, Through her award winning podcast, blog, and high-impact mentoring programs, Ashley has helped professional women earn more than 1.5 million dollars in salary increases, raises, and bonuses by leveraging the skills they already have to position themselves as top candidates for high-paying roles.  In addition to her role as a successful entrepreneur, Ashley is a wife, big sister and amazing friend (ask around ;). With nearly 15 years of professional experience in corporate, nonprofit, and educational leadership, she uses mentorship to help women make more money, have more impact, and advance to the highest levels of leadership—right where they belong.Support the showDevelop the Leader in YOU - Enroll in Classes on www.ileadacademy.net IG @BishopDudleyPHDFB @BishopDudleyPHDhttps://linktr.ee/bishopgvd

The lovely ladies of Beytime & Unwine discussed what they wish they knew in their early 20's! 

Hey boo, let's chat! So, with new age comes time to reflect, at least for me. Join me as I reflect over my 32nd year of life, and all the grow and lessons included.

Today's dose of “Vitamin D” is dedicated to receiving your degree in life. Imagine that? Who would have ever thought that one could receive a degree as such? I'm here to tell you it's possible. You've probably heard the saying, “you'll learn…just live a little longer.” My moma use to always say that and it's funny, yet it's so true. You know, some of the best lessons that you can learn in life are taught outside of the classroom. So that means you have to live a little. Meaning, don't be afraid to make a mistake. Don't be afraid to fall in love. Don't be afraid to try something new. Don't be afraid to LIVE! How could you ever know what's for you and what isn't for you if you never give it a try? Just imagine the countless experiences you've robbed yourself from, simply because you were too afraid to live. It's ok not to have everything figured out. That's what living is for! As Beyonce stated in her hit single, “Schoolin' Life,” stop stressing and “for now make your life what you decide.” It's time for you to step outside of your comfort zone. Embrace the art of feeling, the good and the bad. I just want you to feel something! And always remember, “there's not a 'right' way to live this…stay relentless. Don't stop running until it's finished. It's up to you, the rest is unwritten.” That's it for your dose of "Vitamin D." Be sure to follow me on all social media @DawnDaiSpeaks and until next time, always remember, "you are your greatest asset!" Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

What do you bring to the table? What do you do well? What makes you YOU? Getting clear about these and strategizing on how to communicate this to yourself and to others is how you “Articulate Your Value” which leads to having more… Check out this week's episode to learn about how to do this and more from Ashley AsShire, founder of the podcast and lifestyle brand, Schoolin Life. This week's Guest is Ashley AsShire. I'm a director of student affairs at an R1 institution in the Northeast and an adjunct professor in the university's college of education. When I'm not working with college students, I lead a different classroom as the founder of the podcast and lifestyle brand, Schoolin Life. After so many exciting Schoolin Life interactions, I developed proven strategies and a framework for helping women get unstuck in life. With more than 10 years of professional experience in corporate, non-profit, and educational leadership, I use mentoring to serve women and teach them how to leverage their leadership skills to thrive personally and professionally. Invest in yourself and let me provide the missing pieces to you in a personal, safe space where we break down into simple steps, the path forward to your best self. Ways to Connect Mentor Me www.mentor-me.org email:ashley@mentor-me.org WATCH + LISTEN + SUBSCRIBE + SHARE Let's #Soar and #ElevateWOCVoices #IntimateConversationWOC

On this solo episode, I talk about how refreshing it is to be outside, meeting new people, and learning strangely relevant lessons from strangers. I also reflect on coincidences, the importance of trusting your own intuition, and a speech from David Foster Wallace that taught me something about time. I discuss what I think it means to be an adult and how weird it is that we need personal assistants. Lastly I talk about how my view of reality and time are changing as I grow up.

You’re getting the education you need, but do you have the experience to land the job you want after grad school? Will you end up with multiple degrees in one field, but end up on a career track that has absolutely nothing to do with what you studied?  If you answered yes to either or both of these questions, this episode is definitely for you! Meet Dr. Ashley Adams! Dr. Ashley is a Senior Director of Student Affairs at an R1 institution in the Northeast and an adjunct professor in the university's college of education. When she’s not working, she’s hosting a podcast, Schoolin’ Life, and coaching women professionals under her company, Mentor Me. A career development platform, Mentor Me was created to help grad students and career women find and secure more money and have a greater impact in their desired fields and roles. Tune in as we discuss, time harmonizing, strategizing, and leveraging your skills and credentials. This week’s Lesson from the Trap is unlike anything we’ve ever heard, because it doesn’t pull from music, but experience. Trust me, you just have to listen to understand, and I promise you won’t be disappointed! Follow Dr. Ashley on Instagram and Twitter @ashleyasshire!

You’re getting the education you need, but do you have the experience to land the job you want after grad school? Will you end up with multiple degrees in one field, but end up on a career track that has absolutely nothing to do with what you studied?  If you answered yes to either or both of these questions, this episode is definitely for you! Meet Dr. Ashley Adams! Dr. Ashley is a Senior Director of Student Affairs at an R1 institution in the Northeast and an adjunct professor in the university's college of education. When she’s not working, she’s hosting a podcast, Schoolin’ Life, and coaching women professionals under her company, Mentor Me. A career development platform, Mentor Me was created to help grad students and career women find and secure more money and have a greater impact in their desired fields and roles. Tune in as we discuss, time harmonizing, strategizing, and leveraging your skills and credentials. This week’s Lesson from the Trap is unlike anything we’ve ever heard, because it doesn’t pull from music, but experience. Trust me, you just have to listen to understand, and I promise you won’t be disappointed! Follow Dr. Ashley on Instagram and Twitter @ashleyasshire!

This week we discuss experiences of black women in academia with guests: Monique and Morgan, what's bringing us joy, and a college lightning round! Follow us on Instagram @meetingattheintersections, and send us an email at meetingattheintersections@gmail.com. Check us out at https://mati-pod.carrd.co/ **Show Notes** Edited by Dominik Apolonio Theme music: "Too Cool" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Logo by SiyouDesigns.com IG @siyoudesigns FB @siyoudesigns More on the Weathering Hypothesis: https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2018/01/14/577664626/making-the-case-that-discrimination-is-bad-for-your-health

In today's episode, I speak to Dr. Ashley Adams about her experience while pursuing her PhD. She discusses everything from isolation, mentorship, and managing your identity outside of your degree. We also talk about the importance of strategic career planning for doctoral students.Ashley A. Adams, PhD is the senior director of student affairs at an R1 institution in the Northeast and an adjunct professor in the university's college of education. When she's not working with college students, she leads a different classroom as the founder of the podcast and lifestyle brand, Schoolin Life (schoolinlifepod.com) and CEO of Mentor Me (mentor-me.org), a career development platform for professional women. Through Mentor Me, she offers small group mentoring services to help high-achieving women advance their careers. With more than 10 years of professional experience in corporate, non-profit, and educational leadership, she uses mentoring to serve women and teach them how to leverage their leadership skills to thrive personally and professionally.Follow Dr. Adams on Instagram, Twitter, & LinkedIn. Visit her website. About the Writing on My Mind PodcastDr. Emmanuela Stanislaus, doctorate coach and diversity consultant, discusses the ups and downs of pursuing a doctoral degree. Tune in as she shares personal stories and revealing conversations with other BIPOC women who share their doctoral journey and provide inspiration for others to level up as doc students.Join the Writing on My Mind Community waitlist. Email your questions to writingonmymindpodcast@gmail.com.Follow Dr. Emmanuela Stanislaus on Instagram and Twitter. Connect with Dr. Emmanuela Stanislaus on LinkedIn.Support the show (https://paypal.me/dremmanuela)

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Most importantly, Amanda introduces Melissa to a walking taco. There’s also a discussion on remote learning which is on the horizon. They discuss how to make mom friends which Melissa won’t do well with if she wants to continue bullying folks in the FB group. Plus, Melissa hates a fedora. Amanda ain’t mad at it. Want to support the Imperfect Strangers? Buy a shirt, because we have MERCH! We have a very cool website! Go there now! We have a NEW, PRIVATE Facebook Group. Sign up for the Imperfect Strangers Podcast newsletter. That is never filled with spam. The Imperfect Strangers Podcast theme song is written and performed by Justin Beck. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imperfectstrangers/message

On this week’s episode we continue Schoolin Life’s Summer School! Join us every Tuesday in July as a featured guest joins us to talk life & love over libations, tell us what they learned during the first half of the year, what they’re prepared to learn in summer school and what’s on the horizon for them for the remainder of 2020!   The/A/That Brittany and founder of The Brittany B a blog that is dedicated to disabling the idea of work life balance to birth work-life integration.  Her blog is for the “Corporate Entrepreneurial Social Butterflies” who exist in a corporate environment but also intersect with other ventures outside of the office. Her current passions have led her to be an advocate for underrepresented people, esp Black Women, in the workplace and she aims to give resources and valuable tips for those who are looking to not only build their brand in the company but also build equity and success. Follow her @thebrittanyb_   Ashley & Bree relaunching the book club! Join at members.businessbestiebookclub.com/   If you're a new or mid level professional woman that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today   All Black Everything: Black Mental Health Resources   TVT: Indian Matchmaking was everything. We're ready for Season 2!!

On this week’s episode we continue our Schoolin Life’s Summer School! Join us every Tuesday in July as a featured guest joins us to talk life & love over libations, tell us what they learned during the first half of the year, what they’re prepared to learn in summer school and what’s on the horizon for them for the remainder of 2020!   Our Substitute: Amber is an oncology nurse in one of the largest hospitals in the Chicago area. She talks about practicing self care as a healthcare provider, the importance of tribe in trying to be well, and what to do if you feel beat up by 2020. Follow @journey_thirteen   Ashley & Bree relaunching the book club! Join at members.businessbestiebookclub.com/   If you're a new or mid level professional woman that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today   All Black Everything: Honoring a Hero John Lewis   TVT: Fatal Affair, we will watch Nia Long do LITERALLY anything

Ashley AsShire balances a full-time gig in higher education with a side business offering career mentoring. She's monetizing her expertise through coaching with Mentor Me and advancing her brand with a podcast, "Schoolin Life." Hear what it takes to be a thought leader -- find your skills, create materials and promote your services. ▶️ MAKE your podcasting dreams happen with hosting from Buzzsprout.Make sure you always Hear The Hustle: Web: https://www.billzhustle.com/podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HappyValleyHustle/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/billzhustle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/billzhustle/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billfzimmerman/

On this week’s episode we continue Schoolin Life’s Summer School! Join us every Tuesday in July as a featured guest joins us to talk life & love over libations, tell us what they learned during the first half of the year, what they’re prepared to learn in summer school and what’s on the horizon for them for the remainder of 2020!   Our Substitute: Boonie is a podcaster and host of the Boonie Breakdown Podcast, a comedian (even if she wouldn’t call herself that) and the person to be around in any social setting. Boonie is the captain of responsibility and ratchet and a reluctant Beyonce fan. Follow her on IG for more antics @thebooniebreakdown   Ashley & Bree relaunching the book club! Join at members.businessbestiebookclub.com/   If you're a new or mid level professional woman that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today   All Black Everything: 9 books by Black therapists: https://www.self.com/story/books-by-black-therapists   TVT: Blood & Water on Netflix So thrilled to see South Africans sharing their stories

Hannah sits down with incredible actor and friend Taylor Wisham to discuss their different college experiences due to internalized racism, junior high crushes, quarantine birthdays as Leos, and more! Follow Taylor!: @AWishfulDream Check out this pod!: Dunzo! Follow this IG!: @SirCandleman

On this week’s episode we kick off Schoolin Life’s Summer School! Join us every Tuesday in July as a featured guest joins us to talk life & love over libations, tell us what they learned during the first half of the year, what they’re prepared to learn in summer school and what’s on the horizon for them for the remainder of 2020!   Our Substitute: Bree Johnson is a digital strategist and speaker who is committed to helping women entrepreneurs transform their mindset, money, and mental health through books, blogs, and business strategies. She is the founder and CEO of TBJ Digital Consulting, a scale to 6 figure sales thru strategic digital marketing company, dog mom of Benji and co facilitator of the business bestie book club   Ashley & Bree relaunching the book club! Join at members.businessbestiebookclub.com/   If you're a new or mid level professional woman that needs targeted strategy in developing, defining, and leveraging your career skills to get what you want out of work? Schedule your Mentor Moment session today   All Black Everything & TVT: James Madison was a Black man. That's our truth and we're sticking to it. We talk Hamilton and how Ashley is alone if her love for the Nexflix reimagine of The Babysitter's Club!

  Dr. Ashley Adams speaks about mentoring and leadership for women. She focuses on motivating women at various stages of their academic and non-academic work and on how to move to the next level in their careers. Dr. Adams holds a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration and currently serves as the Director of Student Affairs at a research one institution in the northeast while also serving as a faculty member in the university’s College of Education. In addition to her academic roles, Dr. Adams is part of the two-woman team who produces the Schoolin Life podcast, along with other creative works. Socials: Instagram and Twitter :  Ashley Asshire Website: http://mentor-me.org/

Mhkeeba interviews Jonni Rogers, a former NFL Pro Bowl Cheerleader for the Oakland Raiderettes about her transition from pro cheerleading to being a professional choreographer and NCAA PAC-12 and ACC dance team coach.

On this week's episode, we talk about how one person seeking mentorship not only caused a stir on Twitter, but also provided space for a necessary discussion around whether there is a right or wrong way to ask someone to be your mentor.  Black Girl Mentor and Career Mentor for Women, Dr. Ashley Adams, joins me this week to talk about how mentorship shows up in her personal life, as a co-host on the Schoolin Life podcast, and as founder of the Mentor-me platform. You can find Ashley on: Instagram (@ashleyasshire, @schoolinlifepod), schoolinlifepod.com, and schoolinlife.com/mentor-me If you are interested in joining the Mentor Me Accelerator, click here.  You can find and purchase Dr. Ersula Ore's book here.  Follow and subscribe to NaturallyNel_'s YouTube channel.  Don't forget to send your SHOW UP & SHOW OUT shout-outs to Tiffany@blackgirlmentor.com Are you a Black Girl Mentor in real life (IRL)? Share you story, and build the community. Click here to complete the form and we'll highlight you on the BGM socials :) For all things Black Girl Mentor, visit linktr.ee/bgmentor. Don't forget to follow Black Girl Mentor on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter (@blackgirlmentor).  To stay up to date with all of the latest Black Girl Mentor news and updates, sign up for the BGM newsletter.  >>> For access to thousands of classes for your everyday and business needs, Click here for your first 2 months FREE of Skillshare Premium < --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackgirlmentor/message

This week on Office Hours with Dr. Lacy, Dr. Marvette Lacy talks with her friend Dr. Ashley Adams, a director of student affairs at an R1 institution in the Northeast, a career development mentor for women and host of the Schoolin Life Podcast.   Ashley talks about her dissertation and how she balanced her PHD program while working a full-time job.  Ashley also talks about the importance of community during dissertation and some useful tips on managing your time effectively.  You can connect with Ashley on Instagram at @ashleyasshire  Find the Schoolin Life podcast https://www.schoolinlifepod.com/ And find information about Ashley's mentorship program at http://mentor-me.org/

Wil is GHOST, Leif is CRAZY and Court got PUNKED! That’s right it’s a LIVE NARCISISTAS Y’ALL! We’re talking DIVA Conspiracy Theories and the wigs are flying clean off! Who did Beyoncé murder and what does S Club 7 have to do with it?! Beyoncé has how many “CHILDREN”?! All that’s important is that Keanu Reeves is immortal and the earth is FLAT! Some AMAZING guests join us to help take down the elite’s narrative... Ashley Hamilton is a deflated belly in the elevator and she serves us an Avril Lavigne conspiracy that TORE a family apart! Marilyn Monhoe is Crazy in Love and LATAVIA joins us in the crowd! Pranav Behari is Party cause he dripping SWAGU... and also cause Taylor Swift is a Satanist and Jon Benet Ramsey is actually Katy Perry! Mini Horrorwitz is Schoolin’ Life cause... JUSTICE FOR 4! Lady Gaga is a murderer and The Illuminati is REAL!! YOU MUST LISTEN TO THIS EP! THEN RATE! REVIEW! FOLLOW! REPOST! SUBSCRIBE! VISIT www.narcisistas.com and OPEN YOUR EYES SHEEPLE!!  

Don’t let social media fool you —it’s absolutely possible to do meaningful work that you actually enjoy, while working a 9-5! Our next guest has done just that by pulling inspiration from her full-time job, to create and monetize an online community space of women who are passionate about education, storytelling, and personal and professional development. By changing the narrative surrounding Black women and how we are defined by our work, we believe she’s opening space to cultivate a more courageous work-culture where we can all be more vulnerable. Dive into this episode, featuring Ashley Adams of Schoolin Life Podcast and explore:How entrepreneurship (as presented on social media) is one-sided and why we should stop glamorizing it.Why your day to day work doesn’t have to compete with your side-hustle.How partnering with other businesses allows you to operate in excellence and why making investments in your team and business will always pay off in the long run.If you've ever felt like you have to make a choice between your day job and building a small business or you consider yourself multi-passionate -- this episode is for you! This is the first interview in a series of chats with small business owners at various stages, designed to give you peace of mind about your journey. After you listen, tell me what you think!Find us online!littlefishaccounting.comIG: instagram.com/littlefishaccountingFacebook: facebook.com/littlefishacctg 

On this week’s episode, we talk staying after infidelity, lies, and lapses in a committed relationship. Fidelity, trust, and understanding are some of the most important characteristics of monogamous relationships. Join Ashley and Marcy as they talk to women who have experienced infidelity in their relationships and marriages, and hear them share why they stayed. They’ll discuss what contributed to their partners’ adultery, how they learned of the betrayal, why they made the decision to stay, and how their relationship has survived the crack in its foundation.   TW: This episode includes threats of violence Are you a highly-motivated woman who needs help developing, defining, and leveraging your leadership skills and personal networks? Looking to cultivate impactful relationships that will advance you personally and professionally? Sign up for a Mentor Moment session today!   Life Lessons & Libations Join Ashley of Schoolin Life and a room full of powerful and impressive women to learn about the transformative power of mentorship and how you can identify and leverage mentors to advance yourself personally and professionally. Hear personal stories of how women have benefited from mentorship and why mentorship is a must to help you advance to the next level. Date: Sunday, September 15, 2019 5:00-8:00 p.m. (ET) Location: Ann Taylor LOFT State College, 19 Colonnade Way, State College, PA 16803 Get Your Tickets Today: www.schoolinlifepod.com/meet-ups All Black Everything: National Suicide Prevention Month https://afsp.org/campaigns/national-suicide-prevention-week-2019/ TVTea: Black Girls Rock on BET

On this week’s episode Marcy & I talk about nerd shit. There has been a renaissance of the Black Nerd and we’re totally here for it. From Black Girl Code to Black Girl Bookclubs everyone these days is on their nerd vibe, but we know it’s not always been cool to be a nerd. Listen as Marcy & Ashley throw it back to our adolescence and talk about how we originally came into nerd lifestyle & the memories of a time when it wasn’t so cool. Plus, we talk about what we still nerd out about and how being a nerd has major advantages. If you’re a total geek, this episode is for you.   Are you a highly-motivated woman who needs help developing, defining, and leveraging your leadership skills and personal networks? Looking to cultivate impactful relationships that will advance you personally and professionally? Sign up for a Mentor Moment session today!   Life Lessons & Libations Join Ashley of Schoolin Life and a room full of powerful and impressive women to learn about the transformative power of mentorship and how you can identify and leverage mentors to advance yourself personally and professionally. Hear personal stories of how women have benefited from mentorship and why mentorship is a must to help you advance to the next level. Date: Sunday, September 15, 2019 5:00-8:00 p.m. (ET) Location: Ann Taylor LOFT State College, 19 Colonnade Way, State College, PA 16803 Get Your Tickets Today: www.schoolinlifepod.com/meet-ups   All Black Everything: Shoutout to BET: https://www.bet.com/betplus.html   TVTea: Fall TV 2019. We're excited, no you're excited, no we're excited.

On this week’s episode, we talk the ways we use creative energy to improve our lives. It seems like everyone is some sort of creative—photographer, designer, musician, or artist—using the left side of their brains to make the world a little more beautiful. But what happens when the creative juices stop flowing or when your talents can’t make you enough money to sustain your life. How do you know when you should turn your hobby into a legitimate business or simply cherish it as a passion project. Listen as Ashley and Marcy talk about the creativity it takes to manage Schoolin Life including their life hacks, pitfalls, and proudest moments as creatives.   This week’s episode is sponsored by Artistry Studios. If you’re looking to develop, launch or elevate your brand or business, then you’ve got to work with Ashlee! Right now Schoolin Life listeners can get 10% off any product or service by going to schoolinlifepod.com/artistrystudions OR ashleenicoleartistry.com and enter code Schoolinlife10. Make sure you tell them Schoolin Life sent you!    All Black Everything: Marcy celebrates Cori Gauff and her win at Wimbledom! Cheers to beating your idols!   TVTea: Season 4, Episode 1 &2 Recap of Queen Suga. Nova is DEAD wrong.     Follow us on Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & Pintrest @schoolinlifepod  Email: hello@schoolinlifepod.com   Subscribe to the Schoolin Life Newsletter

In this episode of Black Teacher Code, we discuss dialect: what we say and how we say it with Dr. Lydia Carlis.  

On this week’s episode, we talk performing for others. If we’re being honest, we’ve all played a game or two. The good girl, the strong friend, the devoted wife, the gay best friend—these roles are familiar and may be comfortable for us to step into, in order to maintain important relationships. Nothing is wrong with playing the part, per say, but it’s important not to let others typecast you based on their needs or expectations. The struggle comes when others are disappointed that you aren’t being the person they need, and you have to decide if the role should become larger than your true personality. Listen as we talk about the games people play and how to avoid getting played while Schoolin Life.   Grab your FREE ticket to our Virtual Live Show as we celebrate our 100th episode! May 13, 2019 7:00pm EST Tickets: https://www.schoolinlifepod.com/tickets/schoolin-life-100-virtual-show   All Black Everything: Rest in Peace John Singleton TVTea: SPOILERS: Avengers: Endgame and Games of Thrones Season 8, Episode 3 Battle of Winterfell   Follow us on Social: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & Pintrest @schoolinlifepod  Email: hello@schoolinlifepod.com   Subscribe to the Schoolin Life Newsletter

In our very first podcast (excuse the sound quality - it gets better, we promise!), we talk about our past school experiences in Accra, how we adjusted to life back in London, accents, crazy school tales we believed including "lady red heel", MTV Shuga, slangs, Wizkid's Channel 4 interview, sexual health education in Ghana and many more! The ACC to LDN Podcast is all about our experiences living in the UK and in Ghana. Follow our soundcloud and all social media channels (acctoldnpodcast)for regular updates on our bi-continental lives. Stay tuned for more stories, laughs, reviews, recommendations and guest appearances! Find us on ... Twitter: Instagram: Facebook: YouTube: @acctoldnpodcast @acctoldnpodcast @acctoldnpodcast ACCtoLDN Podcast @lovemissmoon_ @lovemissmoon @beingbaroness @being.baroness @SendItToAdwoa @toadwoa Thank you for flying with us.

On our fourth episode, we chat with Yesenia Ozuna about her role in New City Player's A Raisin in the Sun. We switch gears and talk about the HBCU Theatre and we dreamcast RENT together! Follow us on Instagram st @behindthecurtainpod !

In this episode, Boonie is joined by Ashley and Marcy of Schoolin Life. We have a good sister girl chat about what are our deal breakers in relationships and dating. We even talk about going over a dating prospects house on the first date.  Follow Schoolin Life here: Instagram: @SchoolinLifePod Website: https://www.schoolinlifepod.com/  Shop The Boonie Breakdown Store here.  The hashtag for the podcast is #TheBoonieBreakdown. Share with others using the hashtag #PodIn. Have something to say? You can ask your questions, send comments via email to thebooniebreakdown@gmail.com or submit here: www.thebooniebreakdown.com/contact/. Follow The Boonie Breakdown on Social Media: IG: @TheBoonieBreakdown Twitter: @BoonieBreakdown  Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheBoonieBreakdown

On this Weeks Episode, I’m joined by my Boy Oscar for general Life conversation... we SPAZZ on growth, Ownership, Self discipline, Co-Parenting, dating in 2019 from a Single guys point of view plus more ... You can Follow him on Snap chat at : omj408

What are the things we are leaving behind so we can be great this year in the workplace? Learn from my guests Ashley and Marcy from the Schoolin Life Podcast. Schoolin Life is a weekly podcast about life, love & (occasionally) libations hosted by Ashley & Marcy and extends the standard "girlfriend" conversations through impactful and affirming conversations with women all over the world. Connect with them on all platforms @schoolinlifepod

On this special holiday episode of SipNSci, I talk to Ashley from @schoolinlifepod about the importance of mentorship and they types of mentorship that can influence and improve your scientific career at every step between high school and post doc/job search.  Enjoy the holidays and application szn and feel free to reach out for any questions on how to get into programs. Don't forget to follow SipNSci on twitter/Instagram and FB  Check out more from SchoolinLifePod schoolinlifepod.com SchoolinLifePod on iTunes SchoolinLifePod on Spotify

Nikeeta and Money are live in Syracuse w/ @diamondstylz Contribute to QueerWOC: https://www.paypal.me/QueerWOC Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/queerwocpod Use the hashtag #QueerWOC Send us an email or submit your Curved Chronicles: QueerWOCpod@gmail.com 5:34 QueerWOC of the Week LoriKim Alexander & Rahzie Seals, Co-Directors of Black Cuse Pride, a Syracuse based organization that seeks to build community with, amongst, and for Queer and Trans People of Color in Central New York. Follow them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/pg/BlackCusePride/about/?ref=page_internal 13:06 Community Contributors Qolor Collective, Jorge Castillo, LGBT Resource Center at Syracuse University New Patron: Deb 17:57 Mental Moment with Money How to W.I.N this Winter! W - Weighted Blanket I - Indoor activities that get you moving N - Network and socialize Plan for people to have when you're not at 100 or feeling alone 29:56 Word Gay Liberation Front A long read that lays out different historic splits and tendencies within movement for Queer Liberation. Benjamin Shepherd “The Queer/Gay Assimilationist Split” https://monthlyreview.org/2001/05/01/the-queergay-assimilationist-split/ Leslie Feinberg Interview with Sylvia Rivera- https://www.workers.org/ww/1998/sylvia0702.php 56:01 Topic - Interview with the illustrious @DiamondStylz about Black Queer and Trans experiences with education. Diamond’s IG/Twitter: @Diamodstylz Marsha’s Plate IG/Twitter: @MarshasPlate Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MarshasPlate Here are links to the people, orgs, etc. that Diamond mentions in the interview: Transfaith http://www.transfaithonline.org/ - Organization that connects transgender and gender non-conforming people of different faith traditions. Black Trans Advocacy Conference https://www.blacktrans.org / - Org that works specifically to address inequalities and disenfranchisement faced by Black trans people. Solider’s Girl https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0324013/ - Movie from 2003 that depicts the relationship and real life story of Calpernia Addams and Barry Winchell. Winchell, a US soldier is killed by a fellow soldier after they find out that Winchell is dating Addams, a transwomen. Reina Gossett Happy Birthday Marsha http://www.happybirthdaymarsha.com/ Film by Reina Gossett and Sasha Wortzel documenting life of black trans ancestor, and catalyst for Stonewall Rebellion, Marsha P. Johnson. Lala Zanell (@LaLaZannell) Black transwoman and lead organizer of the NYC Chapter of National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs. Charlene Acila https://www.mazzonicenter.org/trans-wellness/charlene - Founder of the Philadelphia Trans Health Conference and an overall visionary, activist, educator, and advocate within the transgender, faith, recovery, and HIV/AIDS communities. TransGriot https://transgriot.blogspot.com/ - Blog (and treasure trove of knowledge) from Monica Roberts, an activist and writer who focuses on issues affecting trans women of color. Miss Major https://www.gofundme.com/MsMajorRetirement - Donate to the retirement fund of long time fighter for transgender rights and liberation, Miss Major! 1:32:00 Curved Chronicles Follow Money| IG/Twitter @MelanatedMoney Follow Nikeeta| IG/Twitter @AfroBlazingGuns

On this week's episode of the Low Key Grown podcast, in honor of the kids heading back to school, the ladies reflect back on their elementary, middle, and high school memories. They discuss the kind of student they were, friends they had, and and their most memorable moments. Topic of the Week: Schoolin' Life Follow us on social media! https://instagram.com/lowkeygrownpodcast https://www.facebook.com/LowKeyGrown Twitter: @LowKeyGrown Email us your commentary and topic ideas! lowkeygrownpodcast@gmail.com

We are not a teachers, but We can teach you something. We have nothing but respect for King James. ...but...um...Who Is your OG?! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trillkinsey/support

What are those things we should stop doing by the time we are 35; that are no longer serving us in our careers? Learn from my guests Ashley and Marcy from the Schoolin Life Podcast. Schoolin Life is a weekly podcast about life, love & (occasionally) libations hosted by Ashley & Marcy and extends the standard "girlfriend" conversations through impactful and affirming conversations with women all over the world. Get ready to listen, laugh and learn as Ashley and Marcy are both Ph.D's (Higher Education Administration and Clinical Psychology, respectively) and bring their educational and professional lived experience into this hilarious and heartfelt show, teaching you how to "school life". Connect with them @schoolinlifepod and Follow Ashley (@AsShire) and Marcy (@be_self_ish). Also join their one-year anniversary live show at :https://schoolinlifepod.ticketleap.com/

NDO| SCHOOLIN' LIFE, OLD FLAMES & DIGITAL DATING | S1E6 - On this flash back Friday, this episode comes courtesy of our lost files! William and Donovan discuss their experiences both in college and in the school of life. They also get into a candid conversation about igniting old flames. How do we know when it’s time to give an old thing a chance vs. knowing when we are falling into old habits? Join in on the conversation and be sure to follow us and subscribe. You can keep the conversation going on twitter by tweeting us at @nodazeoff, using the hashtag #nodazeofftv! Talk to you soon, boos!

Dustin suspends Gayle for 2 weeks. Assante wants to smoke with Oprah. Fran doesn't think the Gucci down to the socks was so bad. Welcome to The Friend Zone. Wellness Segment: http://wteqbook.com Black Business of the Week: http://wteqbook.com Have a dope day!

It’s a year in the books for the podcast and Fat Face is two!!! Tammy & Mike discuss what they’ve learned about themselves and each other since the podcast started, who is this child on the floor, and how their podcast bracket is busted already. #MyPodYourPodBracket Challenge participants: Oversaturated: The Podcast http://oversatthepod.com/ Schoolin’ Life https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/schoolin-life-podcast/id1257893133?mt=2 J Cleveland Payne http://jclevelandpayne2.spacedshare.biz/podcasts/ Podcast Movement https://podcastmovement.com/ Every Single Dollar http://everysingledollar.com Let us know what you think while you're listening by tweeting us @WeLeaveYouThis or use our hashtag #wlytpod Have any feedback or something you want us to discuss? Email us at weleaveyouthis@gmail.com Find us on Twitter & Instagram: @WeLeaveYouThis We're on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WeLeaveYouThis 2018 has been something special for the podcast already. Be there first to know what’s coming up here: www.weleaveyouthis.com/connect

Episode 23 – Life in School w/ The Schoolin’ Life Podcast. First, There were was discussion on Justin Timberlake’s Super Bowl Performance and Quincy Jones’s Recent Interview. In the #OFFTHEDOME segment, what is one place that you would live for a YEAR with no money? Also, Jemele Hill stepped away from her job at Sportscenter, would you have done the same? The guys of Oversaturated were joined by the ladies of The Schoolin’ Life Podcast to relive their college experiences. Schoolin’ Life are all products of PWI Universities , as Oversaturated are HBCU Graduates. Therefore, this created a great conversation. PLEASE ENJOY!!!!Outro: Swag Surf Check Us Out On:Facebook: Oversaturated: The PodcastInstagram: oversatthepodcastTwitter: @OversatpodcastEmail: Oversatpodcast@gmail.comOur Website: OverSatThePod.comUse Our Hashtag: #OverSatThePodRemember to Share, Comment, Rate & Subscribe!Any 5-Star Reviews on Apple Podcasts Will Receive A Shoutout

Do we realllllly need the opposite sex?

Trina survived the dentist, Lauren survived TX/OU weekend in Dallas (the reason the show was late.) The Gurls are back this week attempting to breakdown the school to prison pipeline for the Wake Up Call along with the usual segments y’all love so much! #CPTime

Trina survived the dentist, Lauren survived TX/OU weekend in Dallas (the reason the show was late.) The Gurls are back this week attempting to breakdown the school to prison pipeline for the Wake Up Call along with the usual segments y’all love so much! #CPTime

CoCo and S.Dot discuss the Pre-30 'life crisis' and the importance of self-care! ~Holy Grails of the Week~ CoCo - The Tony Robbins podcast; William McDowell (Sounds of Revival PT.2) S.Dot - Zinc tablets; Listen Money Matters and Bigger Pockets podcasts ~Groove Theories~ S.Dot - Rico Love (Turn the Lights On); Lil Boosie(Bad Azz Mixtape) Outro: Beyonce - "Schoolin' Life" Random Tandem Podcast is now also available on Stitcher and Google Play! Subscribe, Rate, Review and Tell a friend! ~Contact Random Tandem~ FB Group: Randem Tandem Podcast Twitter: @RandomTandemPod IG: @RandomTandemPodcast Email: RandomTandemPodcast@gmail.com

In Episode 6, “Schoolin’ Life,” Perrine, Skye and the roundtable crew discuss the importance of education and their parents’ influence at an early age. Elvira shares her Bosnian-American journey of becoming a doctor; both meeting and defying expectations. Make sure to leave comments and interact with us on social media! We’re @1stgens on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. For extra content check out our website: www.1stgenspodcast.com Full musical composition by Nick Stubblefield: www.nickstubblefield.com

Grammy Noms, Adulting, Career vs Love, & A fun game of " Would You Rather?"

Bowen Yang (Live On Broadgay, Lake Homo High, Broad City, Pop Roulette) joins us to talk about Beyoncé's "Schoolin' Life". It's an incredible conversation about changing your mind, big life decisions, and doing things that makes you happy (and the Goofy Movie). Keith Rubin (Singer/Songwriter) came by to play the cover and one of his own. Bowen is a fricken delight! Follow him on twitter! This is for them bitter somethings Stop living in regret, baby, it's not over yet

Bowen Yang (Live On Broadgay, Lake Homo High, Broad City, Pop Roulette) joins us to talk about Beyoncé's "Schoolin' Life". It's an incredible conversation about changing your mind, big life decisions, and doing things that makes you happy (and the Goofy Movie). Keith Rubin (Singer/Songwriter) came by to play the cover and one of his own. Bowen is a fricken delight! Follow him on twitter! This is for them bitter somethings Stop living in regret, baby, it's not over yet