On Episode 15 of the HBCU Wall Street Podcast show, Co-Founder Torrence Reed (@torrencer) talks with Lisa Puerto, of the Ready, Set, REAL ESTATE!℠ Show about HBCU Wall Street's enterprise on social real estate investing.

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On Episode 14 of the HBCU Wall Street Podcast show, Co-Founders Jamerus Payton (@Jameruspayton) and Torrence Reed (@torrencer) talk with Everette Taylor, Founder of PopSocial, CMO of Skurt and many other companies and projects about his humble beginnings, remaining grounded in the tech industry and how he knew he was destined for something bigger.

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On Episode 13 of the HBCU Wall Street Podcast show, hosted by Bianca and Torrence, will be interviewing Lenora Jackson, Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management and Director of Financial Aid (@spelman_college). She'll talk about the importance of financial literacy and its importance in regards to student financial aid.

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A quick episode with host Leroy Amankrah reminding everyone to get their 2017 budgets in order and to keep up with

Leroy is solo today and begins the show with how we can use elementary practices in Th real word. He goes into his financial literacy topic and talks about credit cards and the right way to use them in 3 steps. He finishes the show speaking on the mandatory overtime payment laws that were passed by Obama and how they effect our lives today.

Leroy does a solo weekly wrap show talking about black clothing lines and why we don't see success in our communities with black clothing lines. He also talks about the difference between brokerage accounts and bank accounts and why it's important to have both. He closes talking about ASPPF and what that symbol means to Jay-Z company Tidal.