Emerging Black Podcast

This week the Editor- in-Chief and a special guest let their hair down and discuss all things love, life and lessons learned while being quarantined #SisEdition.

The market has gone downhill, but that doesn’t mean that it has to for you. Listen to how NOW is the right time to invest in land while the market is low.

Just a little encouragement! You will be fine. You will get thru this! In this world of craziness, PRAY!

Fellas, this one is for you. In honor of Women’s Month, we are discussing questions men should never ask a woman. Ladies, you’ll thank us for this one.

On today’s episode we find out the Top 5 places where black entrepreneurship is popping! Can you guess #1? Hotlanta! We also dive into what black consumers want and what it takes to make your business stand out.

What if I told you that you were meant for more? That job you’re working, class you’re taking or business you’re investing in may not be the thing you’re supposed to be doing! What is YOUR purpose? Don’t know? Perfect, because we are here to help you do just that. Today we ask questions that are designed to help us seek purpose. We also take a dive into how to take inventory of how far we’ve come. Today’s Black owned business is FS TV. Finally She TV Network is Florida’s only independently-owned network. Find out showtimes on this amazing TV Network @ www. Finallyshe.com/FSTV. For more information about the How To Find Your Purpose worksheet, click on this link below: 12GfyZFkQfFaXY-bEx4G_V_kXnIU1Hu4NIgxPygVZgTA

On this episode I am answering this question from my perspective, is abstinence really that bad? Hmmm... guess we’ll have to find out. We also highlight the amazing Netflix documentary, “She Did That”, which was produced by Renae L. Bluitt, a New York-based consultant. She follows the journey of four dynamic women bosses who reflect on their entrepreneurial journey. Check it out now on Netflix. Follow us on Facebook at The Emerging Black Magazine and IG @Emergingblackmag.

It’s the month of love and we are breaking down Gary Chapman’s book, the 5 Love Languages. Also, this week we talk about a trip to Boston gone wrong and how we can learn to deal with the unexpected moments. This week’s Black Owned Business is Sweet Spot Urban Lounge. If you have a sweet tooth, Sweet Spot Urban Lounge are always creating new flavors and delectables. You can order sweet treats just in time for Valentine’s Day on www. Sweetspoturnanlounge.com.

You’ve heard of 73 Questions by Vogue, but Editor-in-Chief, Kristal Alston, is taking 20 questions Emerging Black Style to another level. We get up close and personal with some random questions and let’s see how she does off-the-dome. We also get real about what it means to start over over when you’ve been knocked down. Today’s black business, Clayton Company Consultants LLC, is a minority and woman owned construction management company. They specialize in commercial, institutional, and residential projects. For more information please visit claytoncodedesignbuild.com. Also follow us on Facebook and Instagram @EmergingBlackMagazine.