T-ROC CEO and retail expert Brett Beveridge joined Moshe for the latest episode of “Common Denominator.” They discussed why companies large and small must lean into technology if they want to survive and thrive. Plus, Brett shares the story behind how he built “Let’s Talk Cellular and Wireless”, grew it to 300 locations and ultimately sold it to Nextel.

The Super Bowl is almost here. And we’re talking with Roman Harper, who won the big game as a New Orleans Saint in 2010. He reminisces about that incredible moment and what it meant to a community still reeling from Hurricane Katrina. Plus, he shares his take on the new United States Football League, whether children should play tackle football, and how his foundation empowers kids to thrive, on and off the field.

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Anita DeFrantz is one of the most influential women in sports over the past 50 years. She captained the U.S. women’s rowing team that won bronze in the 1976 Olympics, served as the first female vice president for the International Olympic Committee, and was the president of the LA84 Foundation, which enriched the Los Angeles community after it hosted the 1984 Games. She’ll share incredible memories and insight from her life as an Olympian, including her thoughts on boycotts, the host-country selection process, and how the U.S. will fare in the Beijing Games.

Meet Bianca Abbott. She’s a Licensed Holistic Nurse Practitioner, Transformational Wellness Coach, and Kundalini Yoga Teacher. Bianca believes the best way to treat mental illness is by integrating Eastern and Western methodologies. She’ll explain why and share her thoughts on the benefits of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.

Common Denominator is a podcast that celebrates free speech. Guests are encouraged to share their views which may or may not coincide with the views of the host, Moshe Popack. Any views expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the guidance of local and global health agencies. If you have questions regarding this program, we encourage you to comment or message Moshe for further discussion.

Financial expert Shani Curry is the head of Purse Empowerment. She’s got expert advice to help you manage your student loan debt, tackle your fiscal fears, and set your kids up for scholarships.

Rob Greenfield is an activist and humanitarian who lives in service to humanity and earth. To shine a light on sustainability, he’s grown and foraged 100% of his food, worn pounds of trash, and eaten from dumpsters! Hear his message of hope and compassion.

Do you want to launch your own company but don’t know how to take the leap? Samia Gore is the founder and CEO of Body Complete Rx and the first black female founder to break significant ground in the male-dominated, nutritional supplement industry. She’ll share the secrets to building an empire and empower you to launch your business and never look back!

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Topics
1:05 – What is Body Complete Rx?
3:00 – What was Samia’s creative inspiration?
6:15 – Why you shouldn’t leave your full-time job when first building your business.
8:55 – Don’t take on a partner, if you don’t have to.
11:15 – How to grow your business via social media.
15:25 – Managing the stress of being an entrepreneur.
17:30 – Samia’s advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

The space tourism sector is booming! But, is that a good thing? An astrophysicist breaks down the pros and cons of the space race, and if we should set our sights on Mars.

Looking to jumpstart your love life … in and out of the bedroom? Our sex and relationship expert has the tips you need to spice things up.