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Our guest this week is Bree Noble. Bree is the founder and CEO of Women of Substance - a popular podcast and community that plays the best music of female musicians of all genres. She also helps musicians learn how to earn a living through offerings like the Female Musician Academy.
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Awarepreneurs is a popular conscious business and social entrepreneurs podcast and community. You can find out more about us at Awarepreneurs.com.
Our guests this week are Mo Bridges and Tramica Morris. Mo Bridges is the co-founder and Creative Director of Mos Bows Handcrafted Bow Ties and the author of Mo's Bows: A Young Person's Guide to Start-up Success. Tramica Morris is the President and co-founder of Mos Bows. She also manages her teen son, Moziah Bridges.
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Awarepreneurs is a popular conscious business and social entrepreneurs podcast and community. You can find out more about us at Awarepreneurs.com.
Our guest this week is Jen Mavros. Jen is a socially conscious creative entrepreneur and the hostess o the popular soulful podcast, The Jen Mavros Show. Her latest project is Loving Business Forward which brings together some of today's leading thought leaders to have elevated conversations around critical issues facing our businesses and the planet.
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Awarepreneurs is a popular conscious business and social entrepreneurs podcast and community. You can find out more about us at Awarepreneurs.com.
Our guest this week is Leesa Rene Hall. Leesa is an author, an anti-bias facilitator, and a social historian. She is the author of 10 books including her popular workbook Unpack Biases Now, which is designed to help leaders unpack their implicit biases so they can create truly inclusive communities.
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Awarepreneurs is a popular conscious business and social entrepreneurs podcast and community. You can find out more about us at Awarepreneurs.com.
Our guest this week is Nicole Lee. Nicole is a Diversity, Equity & Inclusion expert, leadership coach, nationally known speaker and strategist who consults with non-profits, schools, businesses and movements (including the founder of Awarepreneurs, Paul Zelizer).
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Awarepreneurs is one of the most popular conscious business and social entrepreneurs podcast on the web. You can find out more about our community at Awarepreneurs.com.
Our guest this week is Violet Duncan. Violet is an author, storyteller, educator, performer and Native Hoop & Powwow dancer. She is a proud member of the Plains Cree of Kehewian Cree Nation and Taino.
Violet facilitates workshops to promote spiritual wellness & cultural education across the United States, Canada & Europe. After becoming a mother of 4, she saw a need for Native American representation in literature and took it upon herself to begin writing children's books. She is also a featured storyteller at festivals around the world.
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Our guest this week is Ejay Clinton. Ejay is an artist, an activist, an influencer and the founder of Factions of Freedom.
Through collaboration, expansion and understanding, Factions of Freedom hopes to expose the lies, share the truth and change all those who believe in more and see it. The show is very popular with young people, particularly young people of color, and one of thing we talk about in the episode is how the Factions of Freedom team has been so successful at engaging young people in conversations about spirituality, wellness, & politics.
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Our guest this week is Johanna Lyman. Johanna is the founder of NextGenOrgs, a company devoted to making all organizations a great place to work and the new Chair of the Board at Conscious Capitalism Bay Area. One of her deepest commitments is to see peace to the planet before she dies.
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Our guest this week is Mytrae Meliana. Mytrae is a women's empowerment and divine feminine teacher and speaker. She is passionate about empowering women to find their voices, speak their truth, embody their sensuality, and live from their power, passion, and purpose.
Mytrae is also a master sound healer and trainer who is facilitating several certification opportunities in the next few months.
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Our guest this episode is Lee Mun Wah. Mun Wah is a former special education teacher, a therapist, a film maker and a leading diversity, equity & inclusion trainer. His most famous film about racism, The Color of Fear, won the Gold Medal for Best Social Studies Documentary. In 1995, Oprah Winfrey did a one-hour special on Lee Mun Wah’s life and work that was seen by over 15 million viewers internationally.
It is Lee Mun Wah’s belief that we cannot wait until tomorrow for some charismatic leader to appear who will bring us all together. We each must take a stand and personally participate in this important journey of confronting our fears and beginning a conversation not only with those we love but also with those we have been taught to fear.
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Stir Fry Seminars website
The Color of Fear
Lee Wun Wah's appearance on Oprah
The Awarepreneurs Community
Paul's business coaching site
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