Learn the Public Relations basics, what type of PR your biz or brand might need and how to start a firm if this is your field of work.  Thank you for supporting Black Girls in Media the Podcast. You can keep up with our cohost Danteé, Kelly, and Shelby  on Instagram at @danteesinferno, @itskellyray, and @shelbsdsmith. Also, make sure you are following the official Black Girls in Media Podcast Instagram @bgimpodcast.

Happy Holidays! First, we would like to say thank you! We appreciate all of the support we received during season 1, and we cannot wait to bring you better topics, guests, and discussions in season 2. We decided to let ten of our listeners participate in our Christmas season finale. Listen as we decided who is on the naughty or nice list, what it is like getting hired during a pandemic, and how we are going to be "Where the money Reside" in 2021. From the Black Girls in Media Podcast family to yours, have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

India Monee' is a media maven, journalist, creative strategist, influencer, and above all else, a storyteller. 

After graduating from Prairie View A&M University, she packed her bags and headed to the DMV from Dallas, Texas. While there, she worked as a promotion and social media assistant for Radio One Baltimore and hustled as a freelance creative strategist and personality.

Since returning back home to Dallas, India is now a digital producer for the Rickey Smiley Morning Show. She has also started a platform called The Journal Entry where she combines her love for creating content and journaling to promote self-improvement.

Living by the quote, “It’s not what the dream is, but what the dream does” her goal is to use her voice and multimedia talents to leave an impactful mark not only as a digital footprint but in real life. She’s dedicated to living her life to the fullest and making her dreams come true to inspire others to do the same.

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WEBSITE: INDIAMONEE.COM

EMAIL: [email protected]

Our cohost chatted about all things pop culture: The Soul Train awards, Black Friday Shopping, and how they celebrated Thanksgiving.

Are influencers taking the role of journalist? Are Journalism degrees and skills needed? Tune into this candid convo. 

Listen to this vulnerable conversation with Zayna Allen about her experience being fired, getting on her feet and moving forward to be a trailblazer in the media industry. 

In this episode, we interviewed media personality Zayna Allen who shared with us her struggles within the media industry and how she remains true to herself.

Washington D.C. Corespondent Raquel Martin spoke with our co-host Kelly Ray about what it takes to became a political reporter in D.C. and why it is important for everyone to vote in the upcoming election.

Happy October! Here is your fall treat. A bonus episode recorded a few months ago between BGIM Creator Tasha McCaskiel and sports business professional Brooklyn McDaniels. 

They discuss navigating the sports corporate world, lessons learned while getting older and more. 

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IG - @beelynmcdizzle

Twitter - @beelynmcdizzle

Facebook – Brooklyn McDaniels

Linked In – Brooklyn McDaniels

Brooklyn McDaniels is a 23-year-old sports business professional hailing from Canton, Ohio. A Buckeye through and through, she attended The Ohio State University where she received a degree in Communication Analysis with a minor in Legal Foundations. During undergrad, she was recognized in the 6th Edition of Who’s Who in Black Columbus and named 1 of 20 Outstanding Seniors in a graduating class of more than 10,000 students. Upon graduating with honors from Ohio State, Brooklyn kicked off her career in New York, NY as one of 7 individuals selected for the National Football League’s prestigious Junior Rotational Program. After 1.5 years rotating through Event Strategy, Business Development, and Partnership Management, she accepted a permanent role in the Sponsorship department. She currently manages the day-to-day relationships of 6 of the League’s largest, and most critical corporate partners (e.g. Bud Light, Gatorade, Bose). Brooklyn is most commonly known for her gregarious personality and her ability to rally individuals with enthusiasm. She exudes leadership and confidence placing her at the forefront of each of her various involvements. A strong advocate for personal and professional mentorship, Brooklyn dedicates her time to sharing her experiences, knowledge, and learnings with future generations. At the core of her interests, Brooklyn aspires to exercise creativity at the intersection of media, communications, and sport.