Everybody Eats Show

Michael Giamille joins us this week to discuss his story of turning his love of playing the saxophone from a hobby to a full time musician. We talk about the process, both mentally and musically how to the make the transition. We then speak about his upcoming album "2020 Clear Vision" and the process to create the album and ways musicians can make money from not only their music but business moves as well. This episode is available on all platforms including Apple Podcast and Spotify.

Shod Harris joins us on this weeks episode of the Everybody Eats podcast. Shod is a videographer and founder of the Rebel Society, a digital content creation agency that provides content and strategies to small businesses. We discussed a range of topics from how to handle disagreements and partnerships, to picking out the right mentors to follow when starting your business or brand. Tune in to the episode 27 available on all platforms including Apple podcast Spotify and YouTube!

Chris Rudder is a small business consultant who helps business owners and entrepreneurs with their financial organization. He personally help me set up my business account so we had to get him on the podcast. Episode 26 we go over the steps of opening a small business account and how to manage it, Edem has the quote of the day and for our final segment we talk about ways we can keep our head up during COVID-19.

Co-founder of Sports 1 Marketing, David Meltzer, joins us this week on the Everybody Eats podcast. 

" In his early 20s, David Meltzer quickly rose to the top of his game in the business world, becoming a millionaire. David lectured around the globe and saw rapid success in every business project he touched. But something was missing, and in his 30s as a multimillionaire, he went on a rapid downward spiral that ended in bankruptcy. It was only then that David realized, in order to revive and thrive, he needed to codify what had made him successful in the first place. He has since emerged to realize even more rewarding heights of success in business and life.

David Meltzer has created a platform that uses four overarching principles—gratitude, empathy, accountability, and effective communication—and these principles have allowed him to communicate and mentor everyone from college students to c-suite executives. These four principles in everyday practice allow David to live by his mission to 'make a lot of money, help a lot of people, and have a lot of fun.'" - as per David Meltzer Linkedin 

Tune in as we interview David about how his experiences making and losing money shaped him to the individual he is now. 

Episode 25 is available on all platforms, including Apple Podcast and Spotify.

Christopher Haley joins the Everybody Eats podcast this week to discuss a range of topics from the importance of unity among creatives to the music scene in Norfolk, Virginia. Bensky is responsible for the quote of the day which we talk in depth about. Lastly, for the current events we discuss the rise of Nigeria's economy in Africa and also the impacts of gentrification. Episode 23 is available on Youtube and all platforms! Stay healthy and stay clean

On episode 22, Edem and Bensky discuss current events including the effects of COVID-19 in the stock market, airline prices and prices of hand sanitizer. Also, we go over two articles highlighting Apple's Lawsuit over slowing down iPhones and New York's plastic bag ban. Tune in every Tuesday for new episodes and check us out on Apple Podcast, Spotify and anywhere you listen to podcasts!

This week we are joined by another Queens College alumni, Chris Chin. Chris has been helping families reach their financial goals and teaching financial principles to his community. We discuss the importance of life insurance, break down the difference policies and give examples of how it can be used to protect your family as well as an investment vehicle. We then cover the 5 principles needed to start and maintain healthy finances. 

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This week we go to Suffolk, Virginia to sit with the owners of SNKR TUB, a sneaker restoration and repair shop. They also sell sneakers, carry high end as well as local clothing brands. We discuss how the idea started from humble beginnings and that consistency and hard work led them to own a store front on the busiest street in town. From Jordans to work shoes, they are able to fix and restore what's on your feet. Tune in on all platforms!

This week we sit down with Chris Harrison founder of Family Springs LLC, which offers alkaline water to his community. We discuss how he got started in the industry and lessons he learns along the way. Chris speaks about the importance of collaboration and how people can move forward faster in their businesses if they work with someone already in that industry.