Everyday Game Changers Podcast

Welcome back to another episode of the Everyday Game Changers Podcast. Today we're excited to welcome our special guest, Devyn Simone, an accomplished matchmaker and star of the new Roku Original series, Match Me In Miami.

This episode dives deep into Devyn's journey, from her beginnings in matchmaking to running one of Miami’s hottest and most exclusive matchmaking agencies. Get the inside scoop on what singles are really looking for in their ideal partners and the detailed requirements that might surprise you.

We also delve into the upcoming Roku Original series, Match Me In Miami. This series gives a front-row seat to the high-stakes, high-drama world of matchmaking in Miami, where the party never ends, and every day is a challenge to pair up the city's "most eligible".

So, buckle up and get ready for some real talk on love, relationships, and the roller-coaster world of Miami's elite dating scene.

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In this episode of the Everyday Game Changers Podcast, we sit down with rising R&B star, Nil Bambu, to dive deep into her love for R&B music, her journey as an independent artist, and what to expect from her upcoming EP, 'Eternal Lover', dropping on June 9th.

Bambu's unwavering passion for R&B shines brightly as she discusses her influences, the creative process behind her soulful melodies, and how she's bringing fresh energy to the genre. Despite the inherent challenges of being an independent artist, Nil Bambu's relentless dedication to her craft and unique voice in the music industry are a testament to her resilience and grit.

Also, get the inside scoop on Bambu's highly-anticipated EP 'Eternal Lover'. Packed with powerful vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and hypnotic rhythms, this EP is set to cement Nil Bambu's place in the R&B landscape.

Stay tuned till the end of the episode to learn more about the artist behind the music and her unstoppable drive to keep creating and sharing her music with the world. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more insightful interviews with your favorite game-changers!

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In this episode of our podcast, we sit down with documentary filmmaker Adrienne Hall of Sound Off Films, a women-led film production company making waves in the industry. Adrienne shares with us her passion for using film to amplify the voices of those often unheard and her commitment to shedding light on pressing social and environmental issues.

Throughout the interview, Adrienne takes us behind the scenes of some of Sound Off Films' most impactful projects, Adrienne also discusses the challenges and rewards of working as a female filmmaker in a male-dominated industry, and shares her insights on the importance of diversity and inclusion both in front of and behind the camera.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the power of documentary filmmaking to effect change and for those looking to learn from the experiences of a talented and passionate filmmaker like Adrienne Hall.

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I get the opportunity to sit with some legendary game changers and this episode with Lunchmoney Lewis was amazing.  He gave such great perspective on the journey of becoming an artist and still being able to create from some of the biggest stars in music.  I love that he says he makes music for anyone from age 5 to 50.  Meaning everyone can enjoy his music. He is truly genre less.

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Hair is a fragile subject for many people around the world. Losing your hair can be immensely frustrating, and embarrassing because you somehow feel like it’s your fault. Which is where people like Karla Destiny step in.

At only 27 years old, Karla’s helping thousands of women and men across the world regain their confidence. This self-made entrepreneur and creative is also doing so much more, though. She’s not just helping by telling people it’s okay to struggle, she’s actually taking active steps to reverse that struggle.

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One of the hardest things for an independent artist is reaching the audience you need to get the word out about your craft.  I had the opportunity to sit down with Bizzy Crook who is re-investing money from his other businesses into his music career.  I was shocked to find out that he has been an independent artist all these years because he is moving like an artist with a record deal.

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Having the opportunity to sit with business disruptor @disruptceo  about creating his brand Disrupt and the Latino Wallstreet community.  He gave us great perspective on as long as you have internet you have the ability to change your life.  He talks about how he relocated to Puerto Rico to help empower the island and build more entrepreneurs to disrupt the industry.

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Imagine one day you are bartending and working with distributors to get spirits inside of a venue.  Now imagine you are the spirit being distributed inside of the venue.  This is the story of entrepreneur Tina Karras.  She went from working in the restaurant industry and bartending, to being the owner of her very own vodka brand Tina's Planet Vodka.  She also shares with us her journey in music as well.

Tina’s Planet Vodka is one of the newest vodkas on the market. It is GMO free, sustainably made, female-owned, contains zero additives, and uses a proprietary filtration system that involves coconut shells. Setting this vodka apart further is the superior taste: it’s smooth, contains a natural sweetness, and has a great mouth feel. Tina's commitment to regenerative agriculture and her partnership with Kiss the Ground is part of a larger mission to change the way the liquor industry sources its products and help instill a more sustainable mindset in consumers. 

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Most people make have heard of PR or public relations but how has the PR space changed over the last ten years.  The most important thing for any business now is making sure you are visible online.  If you are a business owner in todays world and you are not Googlable it limits your credibility and brand authority if no one knows who you are.

Insert Highkey Enterprises one of the top agencies for building your personal brand.  I had an opportunity to talk with one of the founders Luke Lintz on how they got started, celebrity giveaways and the future of Highkey Enterprises.

Luke Lintz is the founder and CEO of HighKey Enterprises LLC, a Puerto Rico-based company that helps brands and influencers become highkey famous through digital and social media marketing.

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One of the most difficult industries to break into is anything to do with entertainment.  Whether that be acting, music, media, etc.  I was so happy to speak with standout actress Arlyn Broche about her role in the hit show "Young Rock", how she got started in acting and what the future holds for her career.

A talent on the rise and a stunning Cuban beauty, audiences may recognize Arlyn Broche for her standout role in Season 2 of HBO’s smashing hit series “Ballers” starring alongside Dwayne Johnson and Andy Garcia as ‘Tonya,’ currently airing Sunday’s at 10pm. Coming off her role on CBS’ “The Inspectors” with Jessica Lundy and Terry Serpico, Arlyn certainly has an undeniably bright future ahead of her and unusual story proving that with hard work you can truly fulfill your destiny. As the daughter of Cuban immigrants, the Miami native had acting in her blood, quite literally. Her father was a very successful television, film and theatre actor in Cuba, Arlyn was destined to follow in his footsteps and from an early age envisioned herself to become a successful Hollywood actress. For political reasons the family had to flee the country in the Mariel boatlift with Arlyn’s two older siblings. A gifted and creative child, at 9 years old, she was cast as Shakespeare's ‘Juliet,’ later chosen to recite Jose Marti's famous poem 'Cultivo una Rosa Blanca' at a Spanish Heritage Festival and subsequently cast in different roles, none too small, so long as they allowed her the opportunity to continue to express her passion for the arts. Arlyn went on to play different roles in her personal and professional life, including the role of young wife, mother of three kids and entrepreneur. After graduating from G Holmes Braddock High School, she went on to attend Florida International University to major in business. Simultaneously, she was managing a family bakery with her high school sweetheart turned husband and gave birth to her first child. The young wife and mother at only 19-years-old proved she could handle lots of responsibility. One thing led to another and she decided to change her major to healthcare administration, and became the sole owner and administrator of a healthcare company. But, no matter what life threw at Arlyn, she never abandoned her dream of pursuing a career as an actress. Even while managing her business, she auditioned and was accepted into the FIU Theatre program, while also being mentored and trained privately by Crystina Wyler, Lori Wyman, Marc Macauley, Marjorie W. Morhaim and Jeanett Hopkins, among others. Taking her talents to the big screen, she is currently working on 2 film projects. One, filming in Florida, is in indie film FALLAWAY, following five separate story lines focusing on the frantic manhunt for a brutal serial killer, playing ‘Sheriff’s Deputy Hendricks.’ Additionally, Broche was cast as a lead in a new horror, thriller film MARY, playing ‘Skylar Rose,’ a caring and loving woman who tries to accommodate everyone before herself. She feels obligated to make her marriage work for the years invested and her 4 children. Skylar, weakened by 7 months of pregnancy and diabetes, she tries to keep her family together in their new life. 

When she isn’t on set or at an audition, Arlyn loves spending time with her husband, Osvaldo and their three children; Victoria, Justin and Sophia. 

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