Podcast appearances and mentions of sim diva

On this episode: DJ Bugsy and Renee celebrated the life of "Notorious B.I.G." we talked about how his music still lives on 23 years later. We discussed the latest Hip-Hop news including Megan TheeStallion contract disputes with 1501 Certified Entertainment. Moreover, briefly talked about new music from Jadakiss, Megan, and Jhene Aiko. Later on during podcast special guests Sim Diva and Richy Rolex joined the show. We discussed a variety of topics including love, spiritual connection, marriage, family structure, and God being the Glue of all things. Lastly, Kia Denise Celebrity Chef joined the podcast to discuss her journey becoming a full time Chef. Kia expressed the high and lows of being entrepreneur in the hospitality business and what keeps her reassured! Recorded & Edited at Gradwell House Recording Studios by Eric McNeil Follow Us on Instagram @idoit4hiphoppod Like Us on FaceBoook @idoit4hiphoppod

@hintofjazz Spotlight of the Week is @_simdiva_ . I held on to this one the longest. I'm very grateful to have met Sim at her first Icon Project. I use the notebook I got to conduct interviews and it has traveled with me to every interview in 3 different states to date. A friend, mentor, entrepreneur, and mom to be; Sim Diva is a true inspiration and testimony she drops a lot of gems so tune in

SEASON FINALE Episode 24: Seven Women Entrepreneurs. One Episode. Doing It For The Culture! Get ready to meet Annjela Nelson, Brittany Alexis, Sim Diva, Alexus Jordan, Raven Turner, Savannah Bizaldi and Allie Friday!!!

On this episode Lauren Rei and Jay "The Gentleman" sit down with Philadelphia entrepreneur December " SIM DIVA" and talk about how she started all of her successful business's and how she stays BOSSED UP!

In episode 97 of the Better Than Success Podcast host Nicole Purvy talks with 24 year old business mogul SimDiva. Desimber (December) Alexander better known as SimDiva is a 24 year old, 3 time entrepreneur, motivational speaker and youth mentor. “SimDiva” is a self-titled brand to exemplify and display every aspect of her life. How did she begin her first business? Starting her entrepreneurship at the early age of 18 when she was a freelance hairstylist, Sim Diva knew she had the power to be successful. After doing hair for celebrities such as Tamar Braxton, Desimber realized that doing hair was not her passion. Having a special place in her heart for being a motivation to young adults, she then began working at a school. Creating an after care program for young adults was one of her many accomplishments. Furthering her entrepreneurial path, Desimber saved her money from working with a little help from her mom being an entrepreneur as well and opened her first business, PinkIce Cafe (@pinkicecafe). PinkIce Cafe became one of Philly’s hot spots and the place where you can go ‘express yourself through your taste buds’. Desimber, Sim Diva, says “Move to the beat of your own drum, you have to have tunnel vision… know what you want and stay focused to get it”. Living by this quote she then expanded her wings and opened The Shoe Bar by SimDiva (@theshoebar.bysimdiva): A modern, chic shoe bar for all local and international girl bosses. Being a leader is still her strong passion which is what lead her to the launching of "THE ICON PROJECT" mentoring course for women ages 16-25. “While networking your walk of life is really important” (30:36) Sim Diva continues to grow her entrepreneurship and leadership as a young boss with hopes of inspiring others. Contact info: Instagram: _simdiva_ Email: simdivamanagement@gmail.com

" I Do it 4 Hip-Hop Podcast" Episode #20 featured two young ladies Leemazin Hip-Hop Recording Artist, and Sim Diva Entrepreneur owner of three businesses. During our interview both spoke about the origin of they friendship. Moreover, both woman voiced they opinions about being a public figure and creating community events to ensure positivity for this new generation. Leemazin touched on her relationship with Meek Mill and how she came to a point where she wanted to leave the music industry. Lastly, Leemazin and Sim Diva also voiced they thoughts about the lack of support in the city of Philadelphia compared to other cities such as Atlanta.