We discuss the nuances that single women of African descent encounter, while parenting young children and adolescent boys of African descent in America. We have a robust conversation with our guest Lisa Edmiston and Stephenie Tidwell about: psychological challenges, puberty, peer socialization, cognition of race, knowledge of self, street smarts, social activism, “The Talk” about encounters with law enforcement, and wealth creation. Please subscribe, like and share.    

The first installment of "Unfinished Business" we highlight the: inception, shortfalls, progressive achievements and future endeavors of African American entrepreneur Anthony T. Kirby; the CEO of men's haberdashery Finickey. The Philadelphia, Pennsylvania based Finickey, is a curated collection of handcrafted neckwear, bowties, pocket-squares, shirts and trousers.  

We utilize this podcast series is to open the obligatory pandoras box and discuss structural racism in America, effecting people of color but most importantly people of African descent.

Our guest are Ms. Jennifer Chase and Mr. Floyd Tucker, who are talented and tenured individuals in the financial services industry. We discuss the biases that people of color face while seeking employment and mobility, while working on Wall Street.  

“The Unpolled Society” is a special podcast that features a diverse community of Americans, who have shared their opinions about what is critical to them, as we end this decade. These People of Color provide an introspective on economic, political, educational and social issues that effect their lives and their community.

We utilize this podcast series is to open the obligatory pandoras box and discuss structural racism in America, effecting people of color but most importantly people of African descent.

Our guest is Ms. Tiffany Parks Branch, who is a talented and tenured human resources and benefit professional. We discuss the biases that people of color face while seeking employment and mobility in Corporate America.

We utilize this podcast series is to open the obligatory pandoras box and discuss structural racism in America, effecting people of color but most importantly people of African descent.

Our guests Lisa Edmiston and Stephenie Tidwell, two tenured educators, share their experiences working in the U.S. public education system.

This podcast is all about wealth creation. We discuss the wealth gap that people of color face in the United States of America. Next, we share ideas of how people can garner knowledge, create and activate a plan that will increase their financial net worth and their family’s financial legacy over time.

With this podcast series, we have chosen to open the obligatory pandoras box and discuss the sometimes blatant and arrogant blatant racism that people of African descent have encountered while at work.  Selina Caradona and Inga Watkins, two globally tenured models, share their experiences working in the fashion and modeling industry.

As people of African descent, we provide our opinions as to what we believe racism is through our experiences. We are not seeking to win a Noble Prize. However, we hope that something said within these 60 minutes, can help to eradicate the barriers of hate that have historically been the main cause of discrimination, violence and death globally. It is our collective thought that through education, diversified life experiences, an open mind and a willing heart, people can visualize all the commonalities that we share.

A collective unit moves mountains.

If you like the podcast, please share with a friend, family member and most important, a person of a different race.

The podcast “Healthcare For All” is an in-depth look at the proposed healthcare plan, being promoted by several US Democratic presidential candidates and congressional leaders. The proposed plan is seeking to address the rising cost of healthcare in the United States, specifically but not limited to prescription drugs, eligibility concerns, pre-existing conditions, annual deductibles, co-payments and coverage for those who are uninsured.