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"Each One Teach One" with Oluremi Sano episodes
- "Good, Better, Best: Always Learning, Growing and Applying in 2021!"This episode is a positive theme of taking 2021 by the horns and Creating The Possibilities We Wish To See! I give personal examples from my own life, and encourage all listeners to set goals for all your hopes and dreams, then make a plan to get those goals accomplished in 2021! Let's all Build Back Better!31 min
- "Eat To Live As A Guiding Life Principle with Chef Brandon Muhammad"This episode explores a nutritional principle that challenges listeners to consider the types of nutritional habits we have. It is an especially salient topic during the 2020 pandemic, and one where food choices like "soul food" is one we can rethink and adjust to be what Chef Brandon calls "neo soul food!" A truly different way to eat and live!33 min
- "Civil Rights and Social Justice with Attorney Mawuli Davis"A very important conversation with Attorney Mawuli Davis, of Davis/Bozeman Law Firm. In this day and age, we need to be as alert and conscious as possible about our rights, the law and all things in between. This "Each One Teach One" segment is one you don't want to miss!31 min
- "Credit Habits, Wealth Creation & Home Ownership with Mr. Castleigh Johnson, of My Home Pathway"This episode is a pre-cursor to our Day 1, Business & Wealth day at The State of the Black Race: Black Wall Streets Everywhere Conference, coming up Sat/Sun September 26th-27th, 2020 in Dallas, Tx. Mr. Castleigh Johnson will be on a business panel, moderated by Mr. Rashad Bilal, co-founder of Earn Your Leisure University! The tips shared here will be expounded on at the conference. www.blackwallstreetseverywhere.com36 min
- "It Takes A Village," with Dr. Malik DouglassThis episode of "Each One Teach One" covers a discussion on "the village," and how we can recover the kinship and familial aspects of the extended family. We look at a general overview of what role the Black Family plays in the health, development, and improvement of the village and a few general factors that make the village a place where everyone can thrive; not just survive!---Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oluremi-sano/support31 min
- "Each One Teach One with Oluremi Sano: The March On Washington 2020--Black Lives MatterThis episode highlights the 2020 March On Washington and the Black Lives Matter push for social justice reform. It lays out a double sided coin that Black people have a charge to deal with: internal reparations and external reparations.30 min
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A daily dose of humanity and purpose, with helpful and constructive lessons we can all share with one another to help our world grow back into balance.