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We're back! On the podcast today, we catch up on the week's news, including a couple candidate profiles (election is tomorrow!) and stories on a Black-owned coworking space in Milwaukee and a new platform to connect women of color in business.
Rob and Steph are still on vacation, so today we're bringing you a special episode of Black Oxygen, featuring Angela's mother and grandfather.
Brenda Moten moved to Wisconsin several years ago to be closer to her family. Her journey of living in the Midwest began when she moved from Shrevport, LA to Peoria, IL. She recently visited her 96 year old father back in Shrevport. This episode features a conversation with Brenda and her father Esther Monroe. They discuss their life journeys, progress on race relations in the United States, and offers wisdom on having a life well lived.
#BlackOxygenPodcast #BlackInWisconsin #DopeBlackPodcasts #WisconsinLife #Madison365 #ElderWisdom #BlackInMadison #BeautifulWisconsin #WisconsinIsBeautiful #RaceRelations
Rob and Steph are on vacation, so we're showcasing a recent episode of Real Talk with Henry Sanders.
On this episode, Henry Sanders talks to UW-Green Bay Director of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs Office Mai Lo Lee. They talk about how she has come to be accepted and trusted in a variety of communities, how she thinks of her legacy, and the importance of consistently showing up.
Rob and Steph are off today, so we're bringing you a special episode from the Black Oxygen Feed.
Oby Nwabuzor: Real estate, health and social equity
In 2019, Oby Nwabuzor created and founded Envision Growth, a Milwaukee-based real estate development firm focused on creating a positive community impact through urban regeneration. In addition to running Envision Growth, she is currently pursuing her DrPH with a focus on the intersection of economic inclusion, real estate and health & social equity, AND she’s the Director of DEI at Landmark Credit Union.
In this episode of Black Oxygen, Oby discusses her Wisconsin journey, how purpose keeps her in Wisconsin, and how her life as an entrepreneur started with a candy shop in her locker in middle school. Because this season is all about beauty, she also discusses the role of complexion and beauty standards. She reminds us that, “black beauty is more than just physical … it’s our culture.”
#BlackHomeownership #BlackOxygenPodcast #SocialDeterminantsofHealth #Milwaukee #SDOH #BlackInWisconsin #DopeBlackPodcasts #Madison365 #BlackRealEstateDevelopers #Entrepreneur #WhereYouLiveMatters
Links & Resources
https://www.envisionthegrowth.com
https://www.mcw.edu/education/graduate-school/people/oby-nwabuzor
https://www.carvdnstone.com/cns-news/positive-news-oby-nwabuzor-keeps-community-in-mind-with-recent-appointment-to-wisconsin-public-health-council
https://linktr.ee/envisionself
On the podcast today: the fourth annual list of the state's most influential Native American leaders continues, a Ho-Chunk elder gets a big honor, and Forward Madison signs its youngest-ever player. Plus! Rob gets the date wrong.
On the podcast today: voting after incarceration, the Latino Youth Summit, and high drama at the World Baseball Classic.
On the podcast today: another installment of our Most Influential Native American Leaders list, a new leader at Urban League Young Professionals and a former journalist turns storytelling into a new business.
It's time again for our Most Influential List -- this week it's Wisconsin's 33 Most Influential Native American Leaders. Plus, Odyssey Project launches a new program for seniors and Dr Eve Ewing is coming to Madison.
Midwest Mujeres founder Araceli Ezparza and Dr. Laura Minero join the show today to talk about the importance of our personal stories, and fill us in on their first-ever virtual summit, where you can learn to weave your story into your career and daily life.
Girls on the Run of South Central Wisconsin is looking for coaches! No running experience necessary. Plus, the UW Office of Multicultural Arts Initiatives has a new artistic director and Harambee Village Doulas is marking World Doula Day next week.
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