Breaking Through Glass Ceilings With Brian H.

She is the Queen of Twitter. Jasmine L Watkins is without a doubt one of the funniest people on social media. She discusses her love for sports and how she used that to get her career started in the industry. She shares her ups and downs at ESPN which includes volunteering to shadow the social media team after he overnight shifts and eventually leaving to take a few brands' social channels to a new level with viral tweets including the infamous Hail Mary tweet after a last-minute college football win. 

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Amber Rodriguez joined the wrestling business as a teenager. After winning a few championships she decided to step away and join the miltary. After 4 years, she returned to the ring. She comes on this week to discuss how she created her business and took her real-life persona as an Esthetician and incorporated that into her wrestling character.

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From the business side, to behind the camera to on-air talent, Mark Webster does it all. He comes on this episode of Breaking Through Glass Ceilings to share what he has learned throughout his journey and why it is important to be versatile.

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Blue has been on the grind since college! From Hot 97 where he worked with world-famous DJs to creating his lane with the Mixed Tag Show. Tune in as he shares a few stories throughout his career including being side by side with his favorite artist during some big moments in his life.

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Phil Lindsey is one of the most respected writers in the professional wrestling community. As we witness a shift in the pro wrestling business for the 1st time in over 20 years, Phil comes on to share what it was like to be live and in-person for these moments as well as how he got to this point in his career. 

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Untold Malice At the Palace told us what really happened when the Indiana Pacers and the Detroit Pistons game prematurely ended after an all-out brawl. Brian H. Waters shares his thoughts on the documentary and what was missed. He also has a previously recorded clip from season 3 where Daniel Artest, the brother of Ron Artest discusses his thoughts on what happened.

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Brittany T. Oliver is a Baltimore native who is committed to change through activism and organizing. Her commitment has allowed her to understand the needs of her community which is why she is currently running for Congress where she can make an impact. She comes on to discuss how she has been able to maintain her mental health through the tough work of activism and why it is important for her to be a Black woman in Congress. Support Brittany by visiting https://brittanyformaryland.com.

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With both of his parents being doctors, Andrew Golden decided that he wanted to go another route and pursue a career in sports journalism. While in college, he had a stop at Johns Hopkins Medicine as an intern in the Media Relations department. Here he learned how to step out of his comfort zone. Since then, he has excelled in sports writing. Being passionate about telling the stories of race and gender, he has found a way to incorporate these stories in sports. Andrew Golden recently graduated from Northwestern University and is currently interning at the Washington Post. He shares his journey which includes being at the Nationals stadium the night a shooting occurred outside of the stadium and how social media helped him relay the story.

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Uncomfortable Conversations: Stephen A Smith Disrespects Shohei Ohtani with his comments about him needing a translator. Smith's comments on First Take represent the same ideologies that American has held onto for years which prevents real change. Brian H. Waters discusses why this is problematic. 

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