2 Cent the Podcast

This week the guys sit down with four parents of children that have all come out of the closet as Gay, Pansexual, & Lesbian. These Parents explain their individual journeys of denial, heartbreak & acceptance while finding out that they are not alone in learning to navigate the LGBTQ community that is new to them all.

This week for our third & final installment of the "Women in Business" series the guys sit down with Jelana Canfield of "Jelana BAKE SHOP" & Secorri Green  the "The Jewelprenuer", two local entrepreneurs located in Hillsboro Oregon serving the greater Portland area.

Jelana Canfield
Jelana Bake Shop 
http://www.Jelanabakeshop.com

Seccori Green-The Jewelprenuer
http://www.seccorigreen.com
(662) 318-8535

This week we sit down with DeVita Davis,  Owner & Operator of "Richest Ornament Beauty Co Salon & Supplies". Devita talks about leaving behind her 9 to 5 to pursue her passion of owning her own business and  the hurdles that came along with that decision. 

This week the guys sit down with Nisi Harrel of "Twerk & Fab” and Zsa Zsa Allen as they discuss defying social expectations Struggling to be taken seriously, building a supporting network & Owning your accomplishments.

http://www.twerknfab.com/
IG @TwerknFab 

What happens when a white Conservative and a white Fascist meet? Find out here as we discuss George Floyd, the Black Lives Matter Protest, rioting, and where do we go from here? 

This week the fellas sit down with Renauda Mitchell. Poet, Mother, & Survivor of domestic violence & sexual assault as she breaks down Misogyny & tells her Story of how it’s impacted her own life.

***Warning this Episode may contain material that may be sensitive or triggering to some audiences. in this episode we discuss sexual assault & domestic violence****

This Week Uncle Clint wants to know, Do Black Women in Portland really have a hard time finding Single Black Men? We invite Brianna Renee' & Rashetta to answer the question for us.  

This week we sit down with Adrian Wright the founder of the FaceBook Group Black Portland. Together we talk about why the group is important and necessary for the black community of Portland, Oregon. Adrian discusses his vision for the group's future plus sets the record straight and answers some very controversial questions about race and perception.