Black Broads Abroad

Black Broads Abroad

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  • Why this MBA Graduate and 2X Expat Started Her Career Doing Social Impact Work in Latin America

    In episode 9 of Black Broads Abroad I interview Margaret Free, MBA and 2X Latin America expat.

    Margaret was born and raised in Greensboro, NC and from a very young age knew that she wanted to see and experience the world.  After a year stint in the Dominican Republic while in college, she set her sights on Latin America and always looked for ways to return for travel or for a long term stay.  She has lived in 8 different cities and spent a year and a half in Arequipa, Peru working with women entrepreneurs. Since that time Margaret has made her home in

    Atlanta where she started The Vibe Rise, a website and podcast focused on the spiritual awakenings of Black Women of the Diaspora. She keeps her candles lit, crystals charged, and her chakras aligned.

    To keep up with Margaret's journey subscribe to her podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-vibe-rise/id1491799130

    Follow The Vibe Rise on IG: https://www.instagram.com/theviberise/ or checkout the website: theviberisehttps://.com 

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    Sunday's Sermon was brought to you by: https://www.instagram.com/thechristishow/

    1 hr
  • Why This Internationally Best Selling Author Gave Up Her High Powered Corporate Career and Moved to Paris on a Whim

    In episode 8 of Black Broads Abroad, I interview Wani Iris Manly, Esq.. Wani is a leading international speaker on courage, a two-time bestselling author, attorney, entrepreneur, and a woman that is fueled with a passion of unwavering courage.

    Hailed as having “balls and ovaries of courage” from her daredevil move to Paris — where Wani knew no one, or one word of French, but went purely on universal signs that lead her the iconic city of Lights, to starting her own business when she knew nothing about how to run a business except how to be a lawyer, to living in five countries, learning three languages, changing careers midstream, Wani is no stranger to taking big leaps.

    She empowers audiences across the globe to stop acting as life is a dress rehearsal, get out of their comfort zones, connect with their inner courage and have the audacity to be the leading stars of their lives instead of living a life of default.

    The founder and principal of W. Manly, a boutique corporate and securities law firm that Wani she started  in 2008 when she got laid off, Wani has never looked back and has been an entrepreneur ever since, serving some of the most recognizable companies in the world including, MasterCard Int’l, Inc., Visa, Inc., Office Depot, Inc., to name a few.

    As a charismatic leader and speaker, Wani delivers customized keynotes with teams, leaders, and organizations about her unique insights on courage that have made her successful in life.

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    Follow Wani Iris Manley's journey: http://www.wanimanly.com/  @thelovelywani on FB and IG

    For more information about Black Broads Abroad follow https://www.instagram.com/blackbroadsabroad/ or visit the website: https://www.blackbroadsabroad.com/

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Why This Attorney and HBCU Graduate Built a Travel Company Dedicated to Exposing African-Americans to Africa

    In Episode 7 of Black Broads Abroad, Phelena interviews Tiffany Anderson, founder of Away to Africa a destination management company dedicated to providing safe travel experiences and tours throughout selected countries in Africa. Tiffanie, is a licensed Attorney and Professor who spends the majority of her time on the continent of Africa and in Jamaica. Within the past few years, Tiffanie travelled and explored 15 African countries and her goal is to travel to all 55 African nations. The idea behind Away to Africa was born after Tiffanie was given the wonderful opportunity of studying abroad at the University Of Western Cape Law School in Cape Town, South Africa. Upon her return to the states, Tiffanie could not stop talking about her engaging experiences in the Motherland; encouraging her friends to also take part in discovering the true beauty that wasn’t being highlighted elsewhere. Ten years after her first trip to Africa, Tiffanie launched Away to Africa, a platform dedicated to providing an affordable, safe way for individuals to visit Africa and experience the many different countries that make up the rich land that many of us consider home.

    Tune in until the end to listen to this weeks Sunday sermon on forgiving your parents for their shortcomings.

    Follow Away To Afirca on all social media platforms at : https://www.instagram.com/awaytoafrica/ and https://www.awaytoafrica.com/

    For more information about Black Broads Abroad follow https://www.instagram.com/blackbroadsabroad/ or visit the website: https://www.blackbroadsabroad.com/

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Why This Former Sales Executive Quit Her Job and Launched a Muti-million Dollar Luxury Travel Company

    In episode 6 of Black Broads Abroad, Phelena interviews Claire Soares, Founder of 'Up In The Air Life.' Claire, is a former sales executive who brokered billion dollar deals in her former life. By the time that she became fed up with the racism that she constantly encountered in the work place, she had already grown her travel start up into a million dollar company. Claire spills the tea on travel hacking your life by creating a remote business that you're passionate about and  also offers tidbits about about how to become a Black digital nomad. 

    For more information about Black Broads Abroad follow https://www.instagram.com/blackbroadsabroad/ or visit the website: https://www.blackbroadsabroad.com/

    To support the podcast, become a member @https://www.patreon.com/BLACKBROADSABROAD

    Follow Claire @upintheairlife on FB and IG and www.upintheairlife.com

    47 min
  • From Hollywood Entertainment Attorney to Full Time Black Broad Abroad

    In Episode 5, Phelena interviews Nikki Faye. Nikki Faye, started her career working in music with some of the top urban artists including Beyonce.  From there, she went onto law school and earned her JD and MBA. Soon after she began her career in entertainment law and for six years worked for some of the top entertainment companies in the world where she brokered licensing deals for major television networks. Feeling a calling for something greater, Nikki Faye moved to Colombia for a year before she started traveling full-time. Since then she's had stops in London, Johannesburg, Istanbul and now Nairobi. She now is the owner of Whatever Whenever Concierge service: a bespoke and personalized service that works with world class busy professionals, to meet their everyday lifestyle needs while they’re traveling. She also has a robust social media following and blog, entitled 'Nikki Faye the Wanderer' that catalogs her experiences as a world traveler.

    For more about Nikki Faye visit www.Nikkifayethewanderer.com and @nikkifayethewanderer on IG and FB

    Sunday Sermon provided by @thechristishow

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    45 min
  • Traveling to Ethiopia For Spiritual Pilgrimage

    In episode 4 of Black Broads Abroad, Phelena Jean interviews Genet Keffetew, owner of Keffetew Guest House in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Genet is an Ethiopian born serial entrepreneur and philanthropist, who repatriated back to her home country after living in Northern California for more than 30 years. Listen as Genet gives us a history lesson on Ethiopia (then and now), stresses the importance of eliminating brain drain on the continent of Africa and the importance of Africans bringing their talents and resources back home and why she is creating spaces and programming for African American youth to have long term immersive stays across Africa.

    Don't forget to stick around for Phelena's hilarious but premium free game filled Sunday Sermon.

    To keep up with Genet or book her property if your visiting Ethiopia by following her FB page @KefetewGuestHouse or email: [email protected].

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    53 min
  • Central America, Ayauascha and How to NOT Travel Like A Tourist

    In episode 3, I interview Ashlea Pope, Black Broad Abroad extraordinaire. Ashley currently resides in Mexico City and had stops before that throughout Central America,  including Guatemala and Nicaragua. She also lived in Southeast Asia as well as Germany. Ashley is the founder od

    She is the founder of @nomadiknation a consciously curated pop up shop designed for global citizens. In addition, Ashley is the cofounder of Saint and Center, a CBD product line that advocates for inclusion of marginalized people in the cannabis space.

    Listen in as we discuss our favorite “trip” with Ayauascha, a psychoactive brewed tea, that is best taken with a Shaman. We share tips about funding your travel, how to make dollars and live exceptionally well in Central America, without the stresses of the rat race. We also discuss the noted differences between tourists and travelers and the importance of cultural immersion.

    Follow Ashlea Pope @ashnomadik on IG as well as her businesses @nomadiknation and @saintandcenter.

    For more information about Black Broads Abroad follow https://www.instagram.com/blackbroadsabroad/ or visit the website: https://www.blackbroadsabroad.com/

    To support the podcast, become a member @https://www.patreon.com/BLACKBROADSABROAD

    57 min
  • Why This Plant Based Nutrition Consultant Said Peace Out to Atlanta and Moved With Her Husband to Doha, Qatar

    In episode 2 of Black Broads Abroad, Phelena interviews Anastasia Hayes, a former IT Project Manager, Business Consultant and Instructor, who before becoming a corporate America dropout, worked for Fortune 500 companies such as; American Express, TransUnion, and Macy’s. Anastasia earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems from Florida A&M University and after gaining valuable experience in the IT field she went on to obtain her MBA. Despite her professional achievements, she knew early on THAT she would not be able to fulfill her dreams of living abroad and traveling the world by maintaining the status quo. In 2012, Anastasia and her husband packed their bags and set off to realize the dream. During her 3/12 years of living abroad, she gave birth to a baby girl and traveled to a host of countries and blogged about these experiences via her blog My Beautiful Expat Life. Anastasia currently resides in Atlanta, Ga with her family and is participating in a food startup accelerator program, preparing for the launch of her plant-based food company. 

    For more information about Anastasia visit: http://plantbasedology.com/ and follow her on IG https://www.instagram.com/plantbasedology/


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    55 min
  • Why This Psychologist Said Peace Out To The United States and Started a Tantric Therapy Practice in Brazil

    In the 1st episode of Black Broads Abroad, Phelena Jean interviews Renee Adolphe, of Prandhara Prem, an International Tantric Holistic Practice that offers Relationship and Sexuality Coaching.  Renee is a 9 year expat who now calls Brazil her home. She's been interviewed by Soledad O'brien's CNN special and will be featured as a therapist on the Lifetime Network's, "Married at First Site" this season. Listen as Phelena and Renee gush about their exploits as Black Broads Abroad in Brazil.

    Tune into Phelena's hilarious take on the news and pop cultural musings of the week and come to Black Jesus moment with her Sunday Sermon.

    To learn more about Renee Adolphe visit: http://prandharaprem.com/ and follow her on IG, Facebook and Twitter @blackromeexperience.

    For more information about Black Broads Abroad follow https://www.instagram.com/blackbroadsabroad/ or visit the website: https://www.blackbroadsabroad.com/

    To support the podcast, become a member @https://www.patreon.com/BLACKBROADSABROAD

     

    50 min
  • Trailer

    Every week Black Broads Abroad shines the spotlight on dynamic Black women living their best lives overseas. Phelena Jean provides hilarious commentary on news and pop cultural topics and closes the show out each week with a come to Black Jesus moment in her Sunday Sermon.


    For more information about Black Broads Abroad follow https://www.instagram.com/blackbroadsabroad/ or visit the website: https://www.blackbroadsabroad.com/

    To support the podcast, become a member @https://www.patreon.com/BLACKBROADSABROAD

    1 min

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