In this powerful episode of Co-Labbin’ with Dee & Shawna, we’re joined by Medina Jett, co-founder of TDS Capital and TDS Builders, for a deep dive into the challenges of collaboration in the Black community—especially within our own families—and how we can overcome them to build generational wealth.

We also explore the power of investing, financial literacy, and group economics, discussing how strategic investments can transform our financial futures. Medina shares insights on real estate syndication, smart investing, and the importance of financial empowerment, giving us the tools to break barriers and create lasting change.

Tap in and let’s start building! Listen now on [insert platform] and join the conversation in the comments. What’s one financial lesson you wish you learned earlier?  #CoLabbinPodcast #BlackWealth #FinancialFreedom #GroupEconomics #InvestingForTheFuture

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Co-Labbin' w/ Dee and Shawna! This week, we're diving deep into the world of relationships with our special Valentine's Day edition, "Roses, Rosé, and Real Talk."

In Episode 207, we're answering your burning questions about love, romance, and everything in between.

Grab your favorite glass of rosé, sit back, and join us for some heartfelt and candid conversations about love and relationships. Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day or just looking for ways to enhance your connection with your partner, this episode is packed with valuable insights and real talk. Tune in now, and let's get into it!

In this compelling episode, we had the honor and privilege to co-lab with Stacey Muhammad, a visionary filmmaker, and episodic director from New Orleans. Known for her captivating storytelling and unique style, Stacey brings a deep passion for exploring the human experience and highlighting critical social issues through her work.

With an impressive portfolio that includes directing episodes for Alex Cross and Harlem (Amazon Prime), Queen Sugar (OWN), Bel-Air and The Best Man (Peacock), The Wonder Years (ABC) just to name a few, and her own groundbreaking web series For Colored Boys, Stacey is a true advocate for amplifying diverse voices in media. We also delve into her poignant Netflix documentary, I AM SEAN BELL: Black Boys Speak.

Join us as we discuss the importance of telling our own stories, the challenges and triumphs of working in the industry, emerging opportunities for Black creators to reshape the narrative in media, and why you can find success at any age.

To learn more about Stacey Muhammad and the amazing work she is doing visit www.StaceyMFilms.com

Special shout out to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Yvonne McDuffie Winfrey⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, Producer extraordinaire and The UNCollective crew for their dedication and continuous support!

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In this episode, we dive into the world of personal branding with Gabrielle Gambrell, Chief Communications Officer at Hatchette Book Group. and a trailblazer in the communications industry. As a recipient of numerous accolades, including COLOR's POWER 40Under40, AWNewYork 2023 Future is Female, PRNEWS Top in PR, and PRWeek Hall of Femme, Gabrielle shares her journey and insights on how to build a powerful personal brand.

Join us as Gabrielle discusses the importance of authenticity, consistency, and strategic storytelling in personal branding. She provides practical tips and strategies to help you stand out in a crowded market and build a brand that truly represents who you are.

In this thought-provoking episode, Dee and Shawna welcome the dynamic Kimberly Robinson Williams, a seasoned leader and advocate for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB). With a career spanning over 25 years, Kimberly has been at the forefront of transformative DEI initiatives across industries, from Fortune 500 companies to nonprofit organizations.

Together, we dive into the evolving landscape of DEI—reflecting on its momentum during the pandemic, its challenges and progress in the current climate, and its potential future under a Trump administration. Kimberly shares her unique perspective, drawing from her experience as a trailblazer and her current roles at the Urban League of Springfield and FDR & Associates.

Join us as we explore how to MOVE what most people feel is a MOMENT in time, forward to ensure lasting change. This is an episode you won’t want to miss if you’re passionate about equity, inclusion, and shaping a better future for all.

Special shout out to ⁠⁠⁠⁠Yvonne McDuffie Winfrey⁠⁠⁠⁠, Producer extraordinaire, and Emily Kiihnl from The UNCollective for your dedication and continuous support!

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One Small Change: Every week, we share one small thing we can do to make a difference. Kimberly shared the 3 guiding principles recently announced by the Urban League's President and CEO Marc H. Morial, as part of this new phase of civil rights that we can all implement into our lives: Defend Democracy! | Demand Diversity! | Defeat Poverty!

Join Dee and Shawna for Episode 203 as they kick off the holiday season with two very special guest hosts... their own girls!

In this heartwarming episode, they turn the mic over to the next generation, exploring how kids see the world and their unique ideas for making it a better place.

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Join Dee and Shawna as they explore the significance of participating in the upcoming U.S. Presidential election. Your vote is your voice—make it count!

In this episode, they stress the importance of doing your research and making an informed decision. It’s not just about casting a ballot, but understanding the issues, candidates, and policies that will shape the future. Empower yourself with knowledge before heading to the polls!

Special thanks to our producer, Yvonne Winfrey and team from The UNCollective for your continuous support!

We're back for Season 2 with a fresh new look and  exciting guests, but the vibe remains the same!

Gear up for Episode 201 featuring our first guest,  Dr. Boyce Watkins from The Black Business School.  Widely respected and renowned in the finance world and beyond, Dr. Watkins shares invaluable insights on building wealth in the Black community - a discussion you won't  want to miss!

Special Offer: Dr. Boyce is offering our listeners a 35%  discount on all The Black Business School products with  the discount code COLABBIN at checkout (cannot be  combined with other discounts or promotions). 

You are also invited to join Dr. Boyce's free financial class. Visit ⁠⁠www.b1moneytips.com for more details.

Have you ever wondered how to put the young people in your life on the journey to financial freedom?

Join us on this episode of Co-Labbin’, as we sit down with Rashia Schand, the brilliant author behind the financial literacy book series "Jumpstart Your Money Journey".

Rashia delves into the essentials of financial literacy, offering invaluable advice on managing finances and making informed decisions. Learn about the do’s and don'ts of financial planning, and discover practical tips for distributing finances effectively, all tailored for young people.
Don’t miss this enlightening discussion that will help set the young people in your life on a path to financial success.

To explore more of Rashia's work and services, visit her website www.rashiaschand.com. You can also grab a copy of "Jumpstart Your Money Journey" on Amazon!

Co-Labbin' is back with an insightful new episode! This week, we're excited to welcome Renee’ N Howell, Clinical Social Worker/Therapist (MSW, LMSW), as our special guest.

Join us as we delve into how COVID-19 is responsible for a lot of relationSHIFTS, and discuss the role of therapy in creating healthy balances. Whether you're single, dating, or in a long-term partnership, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice on maintaining strong connections.

Tune in to Co-Labbin' for an engaging conversation about love, connection, and the importance of mental health. 

Don't miss the article by Renee’ Howell, "Break Up, Cake Up," discussed in this episode: [Read it here]

(https://medium.com/@reneenhowell_66640/break-up-cake-up-45a818daa7b7).

#MentalHealth #Relationships #Therapy #Love #COVID19 #Podcast #CoLabbin