Breaking Through Glass Ceilings With Brian H.

Danielle J. Martin of WBIW comes on to discuss the importance of staying true to yourself while telling the story. She also shares how she landed her MMJ position before the NABJ Convention in 2019, her experience speaking on a panel at the convention, lunch with Taylor Rooks and covering the Kansas City Chiefs historic run to the Super Bowl and give valuable advice to anyone who is looking to get into the business or who is in the business.

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Deyontay Riddick, the lead singer of Deyontay and Nu Direction, joins Breaking Through Glass Ceilings W/ Brian H. to discuss their brand new album, Sing Praises. Deyontay discusses how he got into gospel quartet, why he loves it so much and why he chose it over contemporary gospel music. He also discusses the upcoming All-White Affair for their Album Release on February 16, 2020.

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Brianna Dahlquist took a risk that paid off. She posted her broadcast demo reel on Twitter and received more than 2 million views and it ultimately led her to a job in Fort Wayne Indiana. She discusses her journey which includes getting right back into school after getting pregnant her sophomore year in college, an appearance on her favorite daytime talk show.

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I sit here writing this description trying to find the right words. This episode, I reflect on my favorite NBA player, Kobe Bryant. I never cried over someone I never met in person the way I did about his death. He would tell all of us to wipe the tears and get back to work. So of course in this episode, I had to discuss what I deemed his Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling moment. Let me know if you agree. To honor him, I did this special episode to discuss what he meant to me. I invite you to listen and share with me what he meant to you. Kobe would want us to have that mamba mentality and be the best at whatever we choose to do. That is what I plan to do. #Forever824

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For every young journalist, it can be tough moving into a new environment where you do not know anyone, yet you are required to deliver the news. Jade Jackson discusses the importance of making yourself a part of that community in order to make your job easier. She also discusses being chosen to be apart of the Fox News MMR program, the blessing and curses of social media as well her brand, Main Source Media.

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Jael Rucker has found a way to draw an audience by being herself and creating her own content. She discusses how she went to a new  high school and created her own sports show just two weeks after enrolling. She also discusses the irony of becoming a reporter for Georgia State after being denied admission for undergrad and more!

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Renee Washington is an All-American soccer player who had many offers to play professionally, but she decided to pursue a journalism career. She stops by to discuss making that switch, working on the sideline for ESPN, Fox Sports, hosting her show Beyond The Headlines and more. 

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Brandon Williams has not graduated from college yet, but that still has not stopped him from creating a legacy at Bowie State University. He discusses why it is important for him to train the next generation while he is still in college, as well as landing an internship from NBCUniversal while at the National Association of Black Journalist Convention in Detriot, and his ESPN visit that created the brotherhood with Brian H. Waters.

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