Episode 16 Estate Planning Part 1 - Life Insurance (Rebroadcast) 04/23/2020

A rebroadcast to highlight Indigenous People's Day, on October 12th, 2020 in the United States. This is a day to pay homage to the real founders of this land we call America. Our guest are Gabriel Orosco and Veronica Valadez. They discuss their Native American rich history, culture, contributions, and achievements of their ancestors. In addition, Gabriel and Veronica highlighted the current projects they are both working on in their communities. Indigenous People's Day, which is celebrated on the 2nd Monday, in the Month of October every year. This year it is celebrated on October 14th in the US. Currently, 6 U.S. states including: South Dakota, Hawaii, Vermont and Minnesota. Also, 130 cities including: Los Angeles, San Francisco; Denver; Seattle; Minneapolis; Anchorage, Alaska; Phoenix; Portland, Oregon; and Albuquerque, New Mexico. The celebration of Indigenous People's Day is an apropos time to dispels the grandiose myths that Christopher Columbus and other European colonizers discovered America and made it great. This podcast does discuss how indigenous people were subjugated to the following: wholesale transfer of stolen wealth and land, enslavement, and suffered mass murder, at the hands of the European colonizers. Please - Like, Share And Commentary Can Be Left At [email protected]

A rebroadcast to highlight Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Harlem, New York resident, Kheava Hines shares her story about the sudden breast cancer diagnosis in 2016, at 43. Kheava illustrates her "no time to cry" mantra, while she set forth to battle through chemotherapy, surgery, radiation and moving forward with life!

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A very insightful conversation with the Los Angeles, California based jazz linguist, who shares her foray in the music industry and her key influences. When you listen to Claudia sing, you will feel her very rich tone akin to that of a Billie Holiday. We discuss the plethora of hats worn by Claudia as an artist and how she feels the need to continue to work like a chameleon in an ever-changing music industry, while striving to be the best that she can be. Please like, share the podcast. In addition, please leave your commentary at [email protected]. Claudia Alexander's music can be streamed and purchased at Apple Music, Amazon Music, Pandora and Spotify.

We discuss the importance of completing the US 2020 Census and the pending US 2020 election in the US. We have a compelling conversation about, why people of African descent, Latin X, Chicano/Chicana and Indigenous People in the United States need to stand up and be counted, so our voices are heard, legislation is created to move our agenda and assets are allocated so our people can prosper.

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An intriguing conversation with the Atlanta, Georgia based renown contemporary visual artist and activist Fabian "Occasional Superstar" Williams. Fabian shares how his artistry is cerebral and formed from his heart. There is a message in each mural. He is the "excellence in awesomeness", who envelopes all his work in symbolism. Listen to this show!! Please subscribe, like and share our podcast. Many thanks!

This is a compelling story about Jeffrey Adams, a former faithful member of the Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall. After 35 years he developed a change in religious perspective, which led to his resignation. We discuss what led to this major decision and all that transpired thereafter such as community shunning and his new personal lifestyle. Please subscribe, like and share our podcast. Many thanks!

Many people suffer from mental illness, diagnosed or undiagnosed. Unfortunately, they chose to navigate life without seeking any professional assistance. On this episode, we discuss why it is safe to consult with a licensed professional, on one's path to mental wellness. Our featured guest is Michelle Cauley. Michelle is a licensed therapist, the president and founder of Cauley & Associates, based in Los Angeles, California.

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Our guest Nakia Cole and I, discuss all the repercussions of gentrification of Black and Brown neighborhoods in America. We focus on the erasure of longstanding embedded cultures, loss of relationships, destruction of blue-collar communities, dismantling of small mom & pop businesses and the dismantling of affordable housing. Please subscribe and share this podcast! Thank you

"Enda" means go and Nava Osembo is seeking to take Enda Sportswear, the Kenya based high performance fitness shoe manufacturer, to higher heights.

Listen as we discuss how the company was conceived, their product line, how they have persevered during the Covid-19 pandemic and what the future entails. The company has been endorsed by Kenyan athletes and by actress Lupita Nyong'o. It is a great story for Kenyans, for Africans and for all that seek to make their dreams come to fruition. Enjoy the show!

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An insightful conversation with travel specialist Farirai Sanyika. Fari shares the exciting destinations to see in South Africa: Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Mpumalanga and elsewhere on the beautiful continent of Africa. Enjoy the show! Please listen, share and subscribe to this podcast! Thank you