Black Social Capital Podcast

Dr. Jaqui and Dr. Theo sit down with Boka Agboje who influences and builds video game communities for some of your favorite brands.

Kijaffa Hall is a business and learning strategist keeping entrepreneurs accountable as they work towards their goals. Her own professional journey inspired her to go into business for herself!

Dr. Jaqui and Dr. Theo sit down with Nate Howard who is building an after school movement-- Movement BE in San Diego, CA. We talk about the impact of the arts, of after school programming, and the journey to grow nonprofit work.

Dr. Laura McGowan-Robinson tells us how she creates spaces in public education that allow Black and Latinx educators to thrive. Tap in to hear about her professional journey and the nonprofit she founded called the Diversity in Leadership Institute

Dr. Jaqui Thomas and Dr. Theo Fowles chat with Mae Gates, a seasoned political organizer, consultant, and Chief of Staff. She is the youngest Chief of Staff in the legislature and one of only two Black female Chiefs of Staff in the California State Senate.

In this week's episode, we're diving deep into the world of work-life balance and the ever-elusive quest to avoid burnout. Join us as we share our secrets to keeping our sanity while climbing the career ladder. We give practical tips, personal stories, and expert insights that can help you achieve that perfect equilibrium. Don't let burnout steal your joy #WorkLifeBalance #BurnoutBusters #PodcastWisdom

On this episode of  The Black Social Capital Podcast  Dr. Theo sits down with Imani Nicole. Imani Nicole is a certified breathwork practitioner, meditation guide, and yoga instructor. Her company, Elemental Breath, uses breathwork and movement to bring transformational healing and discovery.

In this episode, we chat with Dr. Mohagany Borrayo-Gilchriest. Dr. Mohagany has been actively involved in speaking engagements and educational research focusing on topics such as career exploration, the development of student-athletes, and the employability of Black male student-athletes. She is committed to empowering students and advocates for their rights.

#blacksocialcapital #staymotivatedandrisetogether #studentathletes

Dr. Darryl Hylton co-founded The Collegiate Black Male Network to increase the persistence and graduation rates of collegiate African-American males through mentoring.  Through this work, he is able to mentor students, facilitate training, and engage individuals on how to change the narrative of Black men.

Dr. Jaqui and Dr. Theo kick off SEASON 4 of The Black Social Capital Podcast talking about how the bond between Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. brought them together! From getting through their doctoral program to building social capital and business, they also shine a light on the greater purpose of historically Black Greek Letter Organizations.

The Finish | Statement Tee

Remind yourself that nobody starts their journey as a professional. The finish is always greater than the start.