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A prácticamente un mes de que comience la V edición del Nachiños Fest, la organización del festival ha desvelado su cartel por días. El viernes 16 de agosto será una jornada con sello “100% gallego”, en la que Carlangas y Los Cubatas serán el plato fuerte. Junto a ellos, Ortiga — en su regreso al Campo das Cabazas —, Carlos Ares, Futuro Alcalde y Señora Dj pondrán a los nachiñxs a bailar en su primer día. Por su parte, el sábado 17 de agosto tendrá como gran reclamo al icónico trío del pop-rock español, Pignoise, quienes compartirán jornada con Karavana, Blackpanda, Catuxa Salom y Souler. A estos nombres, previamente desvelados, se suman las actuaciones de Edu Calvario — el viernes —, Fuah! — el sábado — y Pachirulo — ambos días — sobre el escenario Fundación Isidro Silveira, otra de las novedades de esta edición. Desde el domingo pasado, se ha activado la compra de entradas por día, así como el acceso al camping, en la página web del Nachiños Fest; dónde también se puede continuar adquiriendo los abonos para ambos días. Para más información, página web: nachinosfest.com

El cantaor, que este año protagoniza una de las galas en la ‘Catedral del Cante', recibirá el 6 de agosto el máximo reconocimiento del Festival en el 20 aniversario de su premio a cantaor revelación. Este día actuará en la catedral del cante con el espectáculo “Soulería de ida y vuelta”. Pitingo afirma que sin su paso por el Festival del Cante de las Minas su carrera no hubiera sido lo mismo, ya que dio pie a que grabara su primer disco con gran éxito comercial y con una atractiva y original mezcla entre el flamenco y el soul.

El puerto de Redes (Ares) acogerá el próximo 19 de Julio el evento de luz y música electrónica Back To The Roots SHOWCASE protagonizado por los DJ Leo Meizoso, Souler y Pelé

All Good things Come to a End....We dive into a recap of a few current events that have happened in our absence.From Sodemy to the SOUL-her E- Clips.What do we know of any more? Are things going to get crazy? Is the world going to end?Are we going back in time?Tune in to see what we have to say... Cause its going down sin-drone!!!!

Federico entrevista a Pitingo con motivo de su concierto solidario "Soulería de ida y vuelta" el próximo 15 de noviembre en el WiZink Center.

Au début de cette chaîne, vous m'avez connue transitaire, je ne le suis plus puisque j'ai entamé ma reconversion il y a un peu moins d'un an pour devenir développeuse web. Et je peux vous dire qu'il y a peu de choses aussi incertaines et stressantes qu'une reconversion professionnelle ! Qui pourrait être mieux placé pour en parler avec moi qu'une recruteuse IT qui elle-même est une reconvertie ? Dans cet épisode, je reçois Djamila Idrissou Souler Oba pour décortiquer le processus de reconversion professionnelle, quand le décider, comment s'y préparer efficacement, et quoi en attendre. De Cotonou à Paris, de l'événementiel à l'IT, son expérience est particulièrement enrichissante. Nul doute que tu pourras en tirer conseils, leçons, courage et motivation. Je te souhaite une bonne écoute de cet épisode très riche. - - Abonne-toi à la chaine si ce n'est pas encore fait et note la avec 5 étoiles si tu m'écoutes sur Spotify ou Apple podcasts. Si tu le souhaites, tu peux même me laisser un avis positif sur Apple podcasts. Ca te prend une minute à peine, et ça me motive à continuer de créer du contenu qualitatif et utile. Retrouve-moi sur : - LinkedIn : Olivia QUENUM - Twitter : @marroli - Instagram : @oli.olly Retrouve Djamila Idrissou Souler Oba sur : - LinkedIn : Djamila IDRISSOU SOULER - Twitter : @djamisoul13 - Son site internet : www.obadjamila.com Merci pour ton soutien et ton écoute ! Prends soin de toi.

María Amelia Aguilar, Logoterapeuta y Logoeducadora, nos habla sobre 20 malos hábitos de adolescentes que las personas mayores aún tienen; Pitingo, cantante de Flamenco y Soul Latino, nos invita a su concierto "Soulería de ida y vuelta"; Sara Alfie, Psicoterapeuta y conferencista, nos comparte su testimonio de cómo perdió la vista a causa de una alergia por tomar un medicamento, todo esto y más con Eddy Warman de Noche.

Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Journey Series! On this edition we welcome @melsouler Mel is a dj from Costa Rica, her sound can be progressive, organic full of groove and sometimes dark. She has shared the stage with many great artists such as Khen, Wassu, Nicolas Rada, Antrim, Magdalena, David Mayer, Dosem, Zach Walker, Magician On Duty among others. She has been part of large events and festivals such as Ocaso Festival, Morning Glory (Playa del Carmen), Puerto Escondido, Electric Animals among others. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did! Follow Mel Souler here: https://soundcloud.com/melsouler https://www.instagram.com/melsoulermusic https://www.facebook.com/melsouler

La Bulería es una parte muy importante del Flamenco. Es algo que Pitingo, un genio de la música, hace desde muy joven, y de una manera muy original logró crear un estilo propio sin dejar sus raíces. Pitingo es un auténtico gitano nacido en Ayamonte, Huelva. Conocí a éste artista español hace más de ocho años, y siempre me ha fascinado como logra de una manera impecable, fusionar el flamenco con el soul en algo que él llama “Soulería”.Esta es su historia.https://www.instagram.com/pitingo/https://www.instagram.com/humbertoelgato/https://www.instagram.com/gatomediainc/https://www.instagram.com/revolucionnetwork/

La agrupación Fugees lanzó en 1996 su álbum “The score” con el cual se anotó un éxito mundial en las listas de Hip Hop con la canción “Killing me softly”. El tema musical del grupo Fugees en una nueva versión de la canción que alcanzó el número 1 de los listados de Rhythm and Blues y Soul en 1973, interpretada por la artista estadounidense Roberta Flack, quien la grabó bajo el título “Killing me softly with his song” (Matándome suavemente con su canción). Así la escuché yo… Aunque Roberta Flack logró el éxito con su versión y la puso en el panorama mundial, la canción original fue grabada por la artista estadounidense Lori Lieberman, quien la presentó en su álbum homónimo en 1972, composición de Charles Fox y Norman Gimbel, quienes la escribieron con el título “Killing me softly with his song”. A través de los años se han realizado diferentes versiones de esta canción como la grabada por la legendaria cantante cubana Omara Portuondo para el proyecto musical “Rhythms del mundo” del año 2006 con el título “Killing me softly”. Particularmente me gusta la versión que realizó el artista español de música flamenca conocido artísticamente como Pitingo, quien la grabó con el nombre “Killing me softly with his song”. ¿Y tú, conocías el origen de esta canción? Autores: Letra: Norman Gimbel & Música: Charles Fox (estadounidenses) - Versión al español Sigfredo Ariel (cubano) Killing me softly with his song - Fugees (1996) “The score” álbum (1996) Fugees miembros: Lauryn Hill, Pras, Wyclef Jean Lauryn Hill (nombre real Lauryn Noelle Hill, estadounidense) Wyclef Jean (nombre real Nelust Wyclef Jeanelle Jean, haitiano) Pras Michel (nombre real Prakazrel Samuel Michel, estadounidense) Killing me softly with his song - Roberta Flack (1973) “Killing me softly” álbum (1973) Roberta Flack (nombre real Roberta Cleopatra Flack, estadounidense) Killing me softly with his song - Lori Lieberman (1972) “Lori Lieberman” álbum (1972) Lori Lieberman (nombre real Lori Ann Lieberman, estadounidense) Killing me softly with his song - Pitingo (2008) “Soulería” álbum (2008) Pitingo (nombre real Antonio Manuel Álvarez Vélez, español) Killing me softly - Omara Portuondo (2006) “Rhythms del mundo - Cuba” álbum (2006) Omara Portuondo (nombre real Omara Portuondo Peláez, cubana) ___________________ “Así la escuché yo…” Temporada: 5 Episodio: 65 Sergio Productions Cali – Colombia

BRP 277 - MEL SOULER https://soundcloud.com/melsouler Mel Souler is passionate about art and music, especially progressive sound and the Renaissance movement. Her relationship with music begins by playing various instruments in a school band. Subsequently, influenced by GORILLAZ's pop, Depeche Mode Y's synth pop and the progressive of Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Guy J, Khen, Nico Rada ,Marcelo Vasami, Sasha,Danny Howells, and others. She began his journey as a dj at the age of 16, playing first at parties with his friends and then making his debut at the legendary Club Vertigo in San José. In 2020 he joined DJLab to develop his passion as a professional DJ with artists like Esteban Howell and Richard Salazar. Mel Souler has shared stages and parties with international artists such as Antrim, David Mayer, Iglesias, Barech, Zach Walker, Nicolas Rada, Dosem, Rafa Barrios, and Saulo Pisa and others… Track List: 1.Leon Lobato - Retro Love (Original Mix) 2.Fingerprint - Rye & Eggs (Kamilo Sanclemente & Dabeat Extended Mix) 3.Ignacio Corazza - Blooming (Original Mix) 4.John Cosani - Purness (Original Mix) 5.Michael A - Phase Colour (Supacooks Remix 6.AHD220_Doki_-_Luminus_(Original_Mix) 7.Claudio Cornejo (AR) - Amasis (Original Mix) 8.Nick Varon, Gespona - Ukiyo (Original Mix) 9.Ezequiel Arias - Arcadia (Original Mix) 10.Kamilo Sanclemente - Evergreen (Alex O'Rion Remix) 11.Cream (PL) - Sandpo (Nicolas Rada Remix) CONNECT WITH MEL https://www.instagram.com/melsoulermusic/

As well as being a renowned spiritual leader, a sought-after speaker, an Oprah Super Souler and a bestselling author Panache Desai is also lighting up Instagram and youtube and Zoom with over 13,000 people joining his daily Call to Calm lessons and meditations which we can't recommend enough for anyone feeling overwhelmed or anxious right now. * This is the first episode of the new series and we go pretty deep pretty quickly - the term 'the totality of who I am' is used before we're even two minutes in! - but then Panache references his love of pirate radio and drum and bass and explains why Kung Fu Panda and Yoda are his spiritual gurus. And this is exactly why we had him on our vision board of dream podcast guests - because he has so much knowledge and wisdom and love to share but also a wicked sense of humour. Wherever you are in life right now - we GUARANTEE that you will feel more peaceful and positive after listening to this conversation. * SHOW NOTES // DETAILS Panache Desia's new book, You are Enough - https://amzn.to/3iFMyhe Call to Calm meditations - https://www.panachedesai.com/online-support/ About Kung Fu Panda - https://www.dreamworks.com/shows/kung-fu-panda-the-paws-of-destiny DETAILS https://www.panachedesai.com/ https://www.instagram.com/panachedesai/ Connect with us @shelfhelp.club

Self-described "jack of all trades and master of none" and accomplished journalist-turned-entrepreneur, George Manley, dissects advertising on social media, the "soul" of leadership and building community, how his company Souler offers an innovative marketing concept by partnering with brands and influencers (a.k.a. "talent"), the nature of good journalism vs. bad, ADHD as a superpower, and why weed and edibles may elevate the entrepreneur. For a Daily Dosage of Naked Entrepreneurial Tips & Tricks, follow Eli's Instagram: @eliostreicher www.getnaked.site See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the inaugural Souler Symposium, and in front of a live audience at the Ranch at Rock Creek in Montana, we tackle a crucial topic: the evolution of social media, and where it's headed -- from the authenticity of influencer marketing to the future of brands. George Manley (CEO/Co-Founder for Souler) leads a discussion with the dynamic duo of Natalie Zfat (contributing writer to several major business publications, and an influencer authority in the social media marketing space -- @nataliezfat) and Jeff Bullas (named the number one business blogger in the world as well as a serial entrepreneur and an investor -- @jeffbullas). Plus, the audience members themselves from the Souler community have something to say as well. Presented by Souler.

For Actor, Model, Director, and Photographer Jonathan Morgan, the word influencer (and he has influence to the tune of for than 66,000 Instagram followers)  isn’t his identity. He prefers to think of himself as an inspirer. And Jon ’s balance of modeling and promotion has allowed him to pick the brands to work with that are authentic to who he is, and  paved the way to an organic audience that responds to his content. Jon shares his story with George Manley (CEO/Co-Founder for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios, covering Jon’s start in print modeling; tricky ways one has to benchmark the success of an influencer; the importance of a health relationship between influencer and brand in order for the promotion to be effective; standing up for your personal brand and content, and knowing when to say no to a deal; and, what it means to be a career model versus being an influencer, and the grind it takes to be a professional model in 2019. Presented by Souler.

A lifelong dream to become a hairstylist leads to a decision to go to culinary school. Then, fashion school. Then lifestyle blogging. And ultimately, influencing. For Batsheva Weinstein, the journey may have been necessary to get to the destination. Batsheva shares her story with George Manley (CEO/Co-Founder for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios, covering why research is such an important factor if you want to take your blogging seriously; the importance of keeping content fresh and to keep your audience engaged; working with brands on your own terms, so that the engagement between your audience and sponsored content doesn’t feel contrived; why it takes a roughly five year grind to build your brand as a influencer into a career you can live off of; and how Batsheva’s religion and cultural background affects how she approaches her blog and personal branding. Presented by Souler.

For Aissata Diallo, modeling was never a part of the plan. It was medical school, for this Guinea-born American immigrant. Yet when she was discovered through Instagram and went viral in a short period of time, everything changed. Ultimately, modeling would be what leads her to help her country’s troubled healthcare system. Aissata shares her story with George Manley (CEO/Co-Founder for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios, covering her  challenges navigating how to approach brands; the common misconceptions and prejudices laid against the Muslim community; why consistency and regular activity are key to building a following and a brand; and, the importance of keeping a finger on the pulse of what’s getting a reaction. Presented by Souler.

Spiderman. A bit of misfortune (being bitten by a spider) gave him a future he couldn’t have possibly imagined, casting a web of influence over many. Much like Spiderman, Trevor Bell -- who works in fashion, fitness, nutrition, and motivation --  has quickly grown a role as an effective and active influencer with more than 170,000 Instagram followers. Trevor shares his story with George Manley (CEO/Co-Founder for Souler) and guest host Christopher Holland in the MouthMedia Network studios, covering how not making it into the NFL may have actually been a good fortune; the moment Trevor turned his life’s passion for athletics and fitness into a revenue stream; reverse-engineering the success of other fitness influencers; how he differentiates his content from the pack through a Spider-Man suit; and, an eye on the emerging social media platforms, such as TikTok. Presented by Souler.

Marsha Thompson (@divariashow) is a person of influence. She speaks several languages, travels the world, and champions the movement of a vital art from into the modern cultural landscape. She’s also a formidable opera singer who left college where she had a full scholarship, with just 6 credits to go, to audition for a show. The rest is history. Marsha shares her story with George Manley (CEO/Co-Founder for Souler) and guest host Christopher Holland in the MouthMedia Network studios. She discusses how the landscape of operas are changing to reflect the times; how her bother Christopher Holland helped her utilize social media to connect with her audience and share her gift with the world; how physical techniques separate opera from other forms of singing; and, Marsha offers an exclusive in-studio performance of her remarkable soprano talent. Presented by Souler.

At age nine, violinist Tai Murray  made her concert debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Social Media Platforms didn’t even yet exist. Before she reached 30, she had been a BBC New Generation Artist for three years. Now,  Tai is a busy working concert violinist of the highest caliber, as well as an influencer.  In fact, being an active listener and musician enhances her relationship with her followers . Tai shares her story with George Manley (Chief Revenue Officer for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler.

She’s been dubbed The Body, and is known for pushing curvy women into mainstream culture and as a winner of Project Runway. But Liris Crosse, model/actress & pioneer in the fashion industry for full-figured women & Black women, and he daughter of preachers who may have unwittingly set her on her unique path, is focused on showing how using the skills she’s honed as a runway model can help others transform in all aspects of their lives. Liris shares her story with George Manley (Chief Revenue Officer for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler. In this story: Growing up the daughter of preachers in Baltimore, and being encouraged to set out on her own unique path from a young age How a family photoshoot for her father’s campaign for Congress planted the seed in Liris’ mind Why it’s important to invest everything you can into your passion, and how Liris put everything she had into modeling from the moment she knew this was her calling Fighting to fit into what the modeling world told Liris what she should be, and how she decided to fight back and be herself and succeed despite the denial she faced early in her career The differences between the runway modeling world, the commercial/ lifestyle world, and freedoms allowed for personal expression and performance in the latter, compared to the unhealthy standards and rigidity of the former How Liris took it upon herself to show the powers at be how she can challenge standards of beauty and find success as a curvier woman The struggle for plus-size to be accepted as a norm in the fashion world, where many brands will not make and/or advertise plus sizes How Liris is using her platform to show that body diversity and racial diversity is the future for the fashion industry Liris’ upcoming book, Make The World Your Runway, and how the reaction to her Project Runway appearance and runway modeling bootcamp courses inspired her to write about her experience and how she discovered herself so that more women can be inspired and learn from her story Why Liris thinks the skills she’s honed on the runway can be transformative in all facets of someone’s life, from your career to your love life Advice for younger men and women who want to get into the modeling industry who may not know just how ruthless and destructive to one’s ego it can truly be How vital it is to have a “glass half full” mindset in any pursuit in life, but especially in cutthroat industries  The importance of surrounding yourself with people who have your best interests in mind, who aren’t afraid to tell you when they think you’re making a mistake and to dish out tough love when it’s necessary Staying grounded, reliable, personable and polite, because bad news travels faster than good news in life Liris and her brand manager Chris give some tips on how to build your own brand presence, from not buying followers to treating your audience like your closest friends The unglamorous leg work it takes sometimes to put together even a 10 second high quality clip How Liris and Chris came to work together, and how finding a brand manager who accepts you for who you are is incredibly valuable How Chris  came to be a brand manager, and how he tried for years to become anything but

Helping to define and navigate the digital space as a creative force for brands and influencers, while becoming a recognized and sought-after business innovator and global digital architect  —  and balancing that with motherhood… Kendra Bracken-Ferguson, Entrepreneur, Innovator, Transformative Brand Builder, Founder/CEO at BrainTrust, and former Chief Digital Officer at CAA-GBG, shares her story with George Manley (Chief Revenue Officer for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler. In this story: How Kendra knew she wanted to be in PR from the time she saw the Press Secretary in the 6th grade. Purdue and her internship at FleishmanHillard PR Receiving her Master’s in Sports Management and working with the Indiana Pacers Leaving the Pacers Organization after the “Malice at the Palace” to join FleishmanHillard PR full time Taking Cingular (AT&T) into the social sphere with MySpace Creating a Mobile Music Studio with MySpace and Cingular The birth of Digital PR, before it became Social Media and Digital Marketing How PR Practitioners are always the best storytellers Being a leader in the evolution of social media marketing Leading the Digital and Social teams at FleishmanHillard Landing at Ralph Lauren after realizing her desire to get into fashion and beauty Going from being an “Agency Girl” to the Brand Side of the business Realizing the need to shift advertising budgets into social Looking at social thru the lens of E-commerce Can you get an influencer to bring someone to your website, have them stay long enough to make a purchase, and sign up for an emailer? Starting a business to manage bloggers, DBA Ralph Lauren’s invention of “Merchantainment” Creating a symbiotic relationship between brand and blogger Picking the right influencer based on the ethos of your brand Starting a business without a business plan The first time asking “Am I an entrepreneur?” Launching a new product for bloggers Having blogger parties with Kenneth Cole Leaving DBA to work with brands again. Realizing your flaws and finding your strengths Building brands, connecting people, seeing the future, and being innovative Surrounding yourself with people smarter than you The busy life of PR What is it that drives people to be serial entrepreneurs. Wanting to write a book about being an Intrepreneur vs Entrepreneur Can you hire a COO, to handle things from management on down, and still be a great leader? The humanity of CEOs, from meltdowns to successes. What is it that makes Elon Musk and Steve Jobs so unique? How being an entrepreneur to psychologically damaging, the most positive way. Can anyone be a brand builder, install the infrastructure needed to grow and support a new brand? Having night sweats about being under capitalized. Starting a company young with no “risk” versus starting a company with a family Having a sense of destiny, Preparedness plus opportunity equals success Balancing work life with family life Kendra on being the best role model she can for her daughter and encouraging an entrepreneurial mind How becoming a mom was a bit of a wake up for her health, both physical and mental The best advice for being a successful mother and entrepreneur Creating generational wealth for her family, it should be easier for the next generation. Influencers are the new driver’s of commerce and pop culture trends Her latest company, Talent Venture Fund Bridging brands and influencers. Increasing the valuation of brands to make them more commercially successful, and to help boost their relevance based on the partnership ownership with the talent The post Kendra Bracken-Ferguson – Successful Balance appeared first on Souler Stories.

If you know anything about Broderick Hunter, you’d think “supermodel who’s expanding into acting”. And with more than a quarter million Instagram followers, you would think influencer as well. You might not guess he grew up riding bulls and had a pet pig. Or that he studied to be an EMT, and had a promising athletic career ahead of him, only to be cut short by an injury just when things were finally getting good. Most of all, you may not know how deep, thoughtful, and driven a human being Broderick is. Broderick (@broderickhunter) shares his story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler), along with special guest host Christopher Holland, an intimate conversation recorded a few miles outside Austin Texas during SXSW. We sat near a lake “campfire style.” If you listen closely, you may hear the coyotes howling in the background. Presented by Souler.In this story: A career of fashion 7 years, braced into acting, Being open now, peeling off old skin, trying something new Having two parents with different ways of loving and showing love Not identifying with black friends as much and being seen as a loser, and how he got along with a lot of people but wasn’t popular, just existed, not super deep friendships—yet most popular people peaked in high school How Broderick only started getting a better understanding of himself in recent years Lessons he learned from playing ball, and studying to be an EMT Broderick’s brief college athletic career – not getting recruited by schools he wanted to be seen by because he was overshadowed by coaching decisions,  and how he ultimately didn’t end up withs schools he wanted to go to Getting hurt in a athletic camp that finally was where he wanted to be recruited, and having to ultimately to attend Jr. College A year of finding himself, and a depression Growing up in Houston, riding bulls and a pet pig Those three free-throws that made him realize he. didn’t want to play basketball anymore Getting recruited as a model The initial photos as a model that moved well across the Internet Why his dad didn’t want to support him,   when Broderick got his first magazine cover, and how his parents were hurt he left them out of his journey Deciding he needed agency, how Christopher Holland came into the scene His. early stages of becoming a supermodel, and how Broderick’s original manager died of cancer Promoting how he starts from the inside out, expanding on who he is as a person Being objectified instead of a person while trying to make a good impression Having one shot to make it Coming into the business before social media and having two work harder Being sexually approached in a job situation , and why people will surrender Know yourself, be honest with yourself What the #METOO movement did Always mindful that he possibly doesn’t have as many opportunities as a black man, doesn’t want to do anything to mess that up How influence has translated into Broderick’s success Authenticity and how that connects with Twitter following and his desire for showing different layers off himself The post Broderick Hunter – The One-Shot Journey of a Supermodel: Deep, Thoughtful, and Driven appeared first on Souler Stories.

When it comes to actor Obi Nwankwo, it makes sense that the word “actor” comes from the Latin equivalent of “doer”.  His personal philosophy revolves round putting as much positive energy into the world, and his focus on how our focus becomes your reality—and the law of attraction. Obi shares his story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler. On Instagram, find Obi at @obi_nwankwo .In this story: How athletics helped Obi overcome his introverted tendencies Obi’s early side hustles in college running an entertainment company Why Obi decided to set out to LA and pursue a career in entertainment and modeling The prominence of social media platforms as the primary way people interact The trial and error approach to building a following on social media Obi’s colorful approach to branding How Obi built a following of 40,000 users in 18 months Ways to use, but not abuse, hashtags and searches in Instagram to gain visibility The company Obi runs with his sister The socially-conscious upcoming films Obie is set to appear in How Obi found the confidence that’s led to his recent film roles The role faith plays in Obi’s life Obi’s life philosophy of putting as much positive energy into the world, and why conversely some people who only put out negative energy still manage to be successful How his father’s departure impacted Obi’s life trajectory starting at age 11 The shift in how faith and organized religion are perceived in light of the current social and political climate in America The post Obi Nwankwo – Good Energy and No “Plan B” appeared first on Souler Stories.

Betsy Pearce is a high-flying “legal eagle” in the fashion industry, and has been called one of Some of her notable work involves big names you likely know. But to know Betsy herself —  she may not may not fit squarely in a box as a”stereotypical” lawyer. She’s much, much more. Fashion’s 50 Most Powerful. Betsy Pearce shares her story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler.In this story: Why Betsy is a proud Minnesotan and why values are important to her Growing up during the Nixon administration compared to living through the Trump administration Community versus Tribalism What Betsy believes is her best quality and what that has to do with her successes as a lawyer The struggle to find a career path that is challenging and rewarding Betsy’s early work in entertainment law and doing consultant work How Betsy came to practice transactional law for some of the biggest fashion brands in the world almost by chance The challenges of being a lawyer tasked with keeping a famously rebellious designer and artist to agree to a deal Betsy’s perceptions of Alexander McQueen and Kate Spade professionally and as people Mental health and the lack of proper attention it is paid, culturally The effect social media has for people who operate as figureheads, especially those who battle depression A dramatic story where Betsy gets lost on a mountain in Telluride The post Betsy Pearce – Her Own Path appeared first on Souler Stories.

Some people seek influence and succeed. And some stumble upon it, and wield it mightily. Greg Davis Jr. —— known widely as Klarity—(with a K)—never set out to become a global special media heavyweight. But this spoken word artist, actor and comedian has built a powerful following, and true influence, both on Instagram and in entertainment. Klarity shares his story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler) and special guest host Christopher Holland in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler.In this story: How a crush on Twitter led to Klarity discovering Vine The backstory behind Klarity’s artist name How a hiatus and a need to stretch his creative muscles again led Klarity to using Vine as an exercise The trend of social networks losing their way when their founders step away The differences between race and cultural background, and how that affects someone’s potential in the entertainment industry The Parallels between Spike Lee and Woody Allen The apparent limits on the number of prominent black actors in Hollywood at any one time The issues of accountability and prejudice, and when the wrong people seem to get away with everything Klarity’s childhood in Orlando and how a drug deal gone wrong changed his life trajectory The way the American Dream is marketed and how it affects those who grew up in poverty How people grow through having to live through resistance and adversity Cultural appropriation and how companies attempt to brand people selectively The issues Klarity and his partners, all POC, have faced in trying to raise money starting their fitness/tech company, Novo Fitness Innovations Novo Fitness’ goal to bring EMS equipment to consumers who ordinarily would be unable to afford such equipment The cultural tendency to denigrate the classes or races of people who represent the hardest working communities How Klarity’s own influences have shaped him into someone who has a platform to influence others How the social movements to take down industry heads who break the social contract is a sign of a deeper societal change The post Klarity – Acting with Influence appeared first on Souler Stories.

A consultant who helps small brands build, how her very early connections with social media players led to a successful business, and why with 100k followers within reach, and despite looking and acting like an influencer, she doesn’t see herself as one… Haley Findlay, Travel Entrepreneur, Co-Founder at Exclusively Social, and Founder at Findlay Client Services, shares her story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler.In this story: The narrow needs and wants of brands from influencers How do you add impactful followers to your niche Blending physical and digital influence Her background in event planning and its impact on her current endeavours The secret sauce to building your follower base How she does not consider herself an influence but a woman of influence Her custom men’s apparel business and her original dream of schooling in NY for fashion design Her women’s empowerment initiatives and its root in her close group of friends How the loneliness of entrepreneurship lead her to start Exclusively Social Men vs Women, who’s easier to work FOR, who’s easier to work WITH The major differences between Gen Y and Z, and how that will impact brands and influencers How Gen Z is looking to connect with brands and each other in a collective manner Gen Z’s desire to be a part of change The rise of micro and nano influencers: a brand’s cautionary tale – what power do you have to control the message? How and what is genuinely authentic? Her use of her platform to uplift, empower and inspire Shifting her niche away from travel and into business Calling out Spencer at Super Charge Leveraging personal contacts and personal social media to create unique opportunities The Death of the Influencer? The post Haley Findlay – Woman of Influence appeared first on Souler Stories.

How traditional retail thinking about influencers in the social commerce space, how retail is evolving from brick and mortar into commerce and the future of retail is digital but the future of brand is physical, and how transitioning into advisory and philanthropic roles has provided additional insights… Marigay McKee, CEO and Founder at MM Luxe Consulting, and former President of Saks Fifth Avenue, and Former CMO of Harrods, shares her story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler.In this story: The modern transition from brick and mortar stores to online, and the collapse of iconic retailers such as Sears The future of retail is digital but the future of brand is physical, and preparing for the consumers of tomorrow The 3 E’s; Experience, Environment, and Emotion, the 3 H’s; Hard work, Humility, and Humour Marigay on running her two companies, MM Luxe Consulting and Fernbrook Being lost in translation, British humour Mohamed Al-Fayed belief that Theater and Activation of retail is what makes the magic happen The death of the old department store model The U.S. has the highest per capita density of Department Store in the world How do you merchandise 2,500 brands in a meaningful way. Department stores and their future, competing with Amazon China’s 500M millennials and the differences between US and international millennials America’s youth looking towards non branded goods, gift bags, saving the environment, wearing vintage, street wear: How do brands reinvent themselves for a younger consumer? The age gap between average department store consumers vs online Marigay’s vision for luxury retail in the future, catering to best in class, world class experiences. If you’re not focused on service, why bother? Inclusivity is the new exclusivity A mix of humanity and technology is the right equation for the future of the retail experience Showcasing the back of house, behind the scenes, and building a brand’s story, you should fall in love with the story and in doing so love the brand. Buying less while buying better Peter Marino and Michael Burke’s argument over experiential environments Charm and charisma, the two most underutilized instruments in business Marigay’s philanthropic work, and her marriage to an American and what he’s taught her about philanthropy Europe’s inverted philanthropy vs America’s external philanthropy The impact of The Gates Foundation, The Soros Foundation, and The Ford Foundation. The Rockefeller University and its place as a leader in medical research and roster of nobel laureates The Highline and opening The Shed, a new cultural institute which has raised $550 million privately Her role as a consultant for The Hudson Yards Project Investing in brands: what is it going to take to scale, what’s the wow factor, what’s the point of difference, what’s going to help that brand generate more revenue? What does experiential mean? Infrastructure, a way to prepare for the future. China has built 67 new international airports vs US’s 1 in the past 20 years Eyeing the Big 4: Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft – their role in the future of consumerism The need for bipartisanship in dealing with prison reform, healthcare, the environment, and infrastructure Marigay’s father’s efforts to improve the lives of his constituents in his later years From tea to coffee, and Marigay’s love for America Getting out of your bubble and making a difference: how do you effect change? The power of dialogue, the need for proper civil discourse The post Marigay McKee – Influencers in Retail appeared first on Souler Stories.

Building an international creative agency producing branded content and travel production with influence… Spencer Kohn, Co-founder and Creative Director of Supercharge (an integrated community of content creators, producers, and influencers, utilizing their talents to create unique branded experiences), shares his story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler.In this story: How Spencer started Supercharge with him and a business partner two years ago Spencer was coming off a stint as creative director of magazine, looking for something new to explore Multi brands sharing the cost of a campaign, and international trips First trip to Nicaragua Brands paying influencers to travel for free, campaign with imagery and video, and influencers agree to post Campaigns have brought him to St. Lucia, Morocco, Cuba, Mexico, Bali, Finland, Croatia Looking forward to traveling for fun for the first time in a few years Recruiting more influencers Larger scale projects, waiting for brands to come to them, and brands becoming exclusive with those influencers Justifying that the images and assets that come from the trips will generate ROI for brands Requiring brands to hire content and marketing teams alongside Supercharge’s work Influencer have a large following that cares what what that person is saying, like modern day celebrities WinkyLux as a success example Instagram very valuable but changing, influencers very curated and very focused are getting it done How Spencer got into photography, inspired by mother, being working as photographer since 15, but entrepreneurial since 12 Always understood value of money How skateboarding knowledge got him a photo gig When Spencer bought his first pro camera because another camera broke Creating a collective of fashion people and other creative people Having a small portfolio of NY models while on West coast Building a meaningful portfolio Spencer known for surreal photo scheme, with special effects all done in-camera All the people Spencer’s been with in past dozen years — still with them and still good friends Shooting for major labels, major celebrities, his work in major magazines – -all before age 26 Spencer never had a bad experience with a celebrity—only with people who think they will be celebrities Finding what peaks your own creative interest When an unsolicited email from Instagram changed everything and made Spencer go viral, and why he  didn’t take as much advantage of that as he should – online fame but few jobs through Instagram Spencer’s friends are his greatest cheerleaders, never had to formally market himself Loving photography, what makes Spencer pull his camera out – personality Musicians are awesome to work with, and why Spencer is inspired by writers And —  the birth of a possible collaboration The post Spencer Kohn of Supercharge – Image and Influence appeared first on Souler Stories.

The art and business of influence… George Manley, SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler, has a broadcasting background, has traveled the world, and loves to write. Even more, he loves great conversations with interesting people — and to hear their stories. SoulerStories, hosted by George, are an in-conversation podcast series with key members of the Souler community with the discussion focused around the business and art of influencing. On the podcast,  brands and influencers get to tell each other their stories — with the goals being to learn about how the industry is evolving, learn about the creatives behind the creator-influencer space,  and to celebrate the quickly-forming community on Souler.com. Souler is an influencer commerce platform where influencers and publishers collaborate with premium-to-luxury brands to share and sell products they love directly to their followers.   The post Hello World! appeared first on Souler Stories.

Brand management and consulting for talent, actors, models, professional athlete models… Christopher Holland, J.D, Founder of Duck Holland, LLC (legal and marketing package (one-stop shop) for persons and businesses needing assistance with Brand Growth and Brand Registration and Protection), shares his story with George Manley (SVP of Sales and Marketing for Souler) in the MouthMedia Network studios. Presented by Souler.In this story: The push explore what it takes to create heightened visibility for 2 years Tailoring work based on a client’s ambitions and a view of their personal brand and image Creating brand registration, marks, logos Best practices to turn into a modern day creative – looking at what that creative is passionate about The need to figure out who you are targeting with your talents and brand, who you want to be like or similar to, what career field, marketing, who to put them in the room with Seeking a brand that’s an extension of one’s personal brand The three tiers of work that Christopher provides Graduating with a law degree, then pivoting to something that’s a best fit Physically making introductions, dragging the client to functions and opportunities to connect The necessity to be building relationships and brand simultaneously Talent is great, but if no one knows or there isn’t visibility, you can’t maximize full potential How Christopher takes on “one-of-a-kinds” and can mix them well in certain environments/atmospheres that can have the right people in the world Having a gift, being able to feel and spot that “something” or “essence” in someone, then trying to get other people to see it Seeking that someone is remarkable in a unique way that’s not common Christopher’s process has no template, it is not “add water and stir” Play in your lane, and evolve if needed, but “do you” Morehouse College People who represented a standard for African Americans Building a family of influencer creators likable, sweet, collaborative, and very real people Is Christopher one of them? Christopher on playing cello, being well traveled, med school and law school A diversity of talents is a common ground he has with his clients. Why Christopher doesn’t have to be famous and doesn’t want to He likes being in the background, parental, helping, teaching, promoting How Quincy Jones gave big stars a push that mattered Christopher on being a vessel that’s being used within the master plan for a greater purpose, hoping what he does bring is something that reveals to people who they are in the grand scheme of the master plan Getting clients to underscore what is actually important Being light — or the absence of light In consideration of skin color And a new dream client he’d love to bring on, cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason Christopher Holland on Instagram: @duckhollandco Souler Stories on Instagram @souler_stories George Manley on Instagram: @manleysmission The post Christopher Holland – The Essence of a Successful Walking Brand appeared first on Souler Stories.

Helping retailers operate and scale their online marketplaces, automating all aspects of their dropship programs... Josh Wexler, Co-Founder & CEO RevCascade & Souler (technology that enables any retailer, influencer, or publisher to transform their business by launching, operating and scaling their own dropship programs), a winner of the pitch competition for the 2018 Alvanon Trailblazers Conference  in Partnership with Coresight Research, joins Pavan Bahl and Marc Raco in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser. In this episode: Wexler on how we're still at early stages of how the Internet is impacting every industry Things are changing constantly RevCascade represents the fastest growing part of every client’s business Companies re restricted by shelf space, budget to buy prooducts, stockroom size, and storeage Drop-ship allows brands to dramatically expand number of products So many logistics are no longer an issue with RevCascade's technology Often, products are in a sweet spot that a retailer might not want in stores, too niche, don't want to take shelf or warehouse space, great for customers, great for bottom line Souler, leveraging drop ship technology – unlocking value in a market, influencers very prevalent in how ecommerce happens Souler as a layer on top of RevCascade, influencers can build own stores with brandsthey represent and connect them with followers Unlimited potential Microinfluencers are possible Souler's go to market strategy, currently in pre-beta for possible Fall 2018 launch, focused leaning toward luxury with premium brands Enabling ability for brands and influencers to stay in control of who they are working with, including adjacent brands How it is free to join the Souler platform, as another form of marketing for brands and platforms, a kind of ROI channel and a marketing channel Wexler's previous company seeing ad spend shift from offline to online Followers vs. engagement, audience vs. community Where else can you accomplish a $50M run rate in a short time than online? Making sure consumers get a great experience Amazing distribution platform When the idea of Souler came as a “ah-ha” moment for an experiment Every retailer can leverage drop shipping the way Souler has been built Partnering in live podcast community events with MouthMedia and influencers such as Def Jam and Bobbi Brown, Souler Salons to engage community Brands and influencers coming together Want environment where people are doing instant commerce, in the moment, on the spot Positive energy that RevCascade is a part of, Souler is a catalyst for that What makes an impression on Josh – what resonates is people who don't take themselves too seriously, humble, sense of humor, have a POV, and reflect those sensibilities Wexler played lot of sports, part of teams, playing a role as an athlete, not the main player, leading from the bench, and how the sum is greater than its parts Being very influenced by someone that shaped him, high school basketball coach The importance of being knocked down a peg Intuition meets ability Wexler proudly seeing his kids' aspirations, having big shoes to fill while wanting them to create their own paths The importance of having the confidence to follow one's own heart

Starting, growing, and succeeding with a lifestyle brand… Photo Credit – Martin Lee Studio Bobbi Brown (the iconic cosmetics entrepreneur, author of nine books on makeup and beauty, hotelier, founder of JustBobbi, and more), joins host Karen Moon, guest host Pavan Bahl, and Josh Wexler (CEO of RevCascade and Souler) on location in front of a live audience at La Marina for a special “Souler Salon” (presented by Souler, the ultimate influencer commerce platform where influencers share and sell the products they love directly to their followers). MouthMedia Network studios are powered by Sennheiser.In this episode: Brown on being someone who likes to do things differently, organically, a mother of three “amazing children”, and married almost 30 years Photo Credit – Martin Lee Studio The origins of the Bobbi Brown brand, how she was freelance makeup artist and couldn’t find makeup that looked good, often had to fix things, and the makeup she needed didn’t exist She never had thoughts of starting or being a brand How Brown met a chemist, asked him to make a lipstick, she sold out for a year, serendipitously met a cosmetics buyer for Bergdorf Goodman, Brown may have this in her genes, seeing herself as “incredibly naive”, how she doesn’t believe in failure or strategy, and just believes things will work out How Brown only ever intended to be a makeup artists and a mother She has a lifestyle brand, sharing content, empowering women, teaching people to be entrepreneurs, and making lifestyle inspired products Created a hotel based on things she didn’t like about hotels, and involving several of the brands she likes, creating creative partnerships Why relationships are everything Photo Credit – Martin Lee Studio When she was a beauty editor of the Today Show without ever bringing Bobbi Brown products into it in general, and how it all became organic part of company, then going on to Yahoo and more Brown’s sons give her feedback that’s valuable, and her own focus groups from her personal world Why things that are simple are important Brown on networking simply being about being open and just talking with people Her current book is her ninth, written before she decided to leave the company Advice for young entrepreneurs – don’t talk about what you’re going to do – just take action The importance of being positive, and being able to fix things quickly and turn quickly, retaining people to work for you Working with (or for) Estee Lauder Being an “intrapreneur” while at Estee Lauder Why Brown says she shouldn’t be in a corporation Working with Uber for a fun campaign “Just Bobbi” – an editorial platform “Evolution_18” health supplement The importance of positive energy, and how walking clears one’s brain A dream dance partner for Brown The genesis of Brown’s company name as her own name Setting goals, and purpose vs. profit The value of not taking loans for business, and why Brown never did @justbobbibrown @soulerhq @tamaramellon @lamarinanyc @joshwex @karen.s.moon The post 052 – Bobbi Brown – Makeup Mogul, Motivator, Mother appeared first on Beauty Is Your Business.

The transformation of how influencers enable brands to build and engage consumer relationships... Joseph Segarra, Lifestyle Marketing and Promotions at Def Jam Recordings, joins Pavan Bahl and guest hosts Josh Wexler (Co-Founder/CEO at RevCascade) and Bianca Caampued (Co-Founder/Creative Director at Small Girls PR) for MouthMedia Network live audience “Souler Salon” on location at Spring Place in New York. Presented by Souler, the ultimate influencer commerce platform where influencers share and sell the products they love directly to their followers. (Next Souler Salon event is June 26th, 2018, with guest Bobbi Brown.) In this episode: Wexler shares how Souler enables influencers to share and sell products they love from the brands they represent Segarra discusses collaborations/partnerships at Def Jam, streaming and content, how collaboration is contingent on the right product, artist to artist collaborations, and effectively engaging smaller retail shops focused on B-to-C Understanding influencer personality, and a personable approach at Small Girls How brands are developing a new kind of relationship with consumers, and how Souler decided to give tools normally provided to brands to influencers, as a channel to get to consumers Twitch as a platform can create moments between unlikely influencers, known mostly for gamers but have other channels Why Spotify lists are everything in the music business for companies like Def Jam The convergence of offline and online The importance of experiences people want to share, such as a the Def Jam ice cream truck Identifying what influence is now Why social media platforms are still are highly relevant Which matter more---content or numbers? The effectiveness of “Stunts” for influencers How it can take several years for emerging artists to get full status as influencer Pieces of content: is there a formula for creating a “megapost”? Analytics and customer profiling Launching an influencer campaign and managing budget, especially when based on trade Social consciousness, taking risk, cause-based marketing as a consideration “Urban Gen-Z mentality”, the need to change the world, and how tools have been weaponized, and their potential to do good Photo credits: Charles Beckwith

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