Rhonda D. Green is a speaker, consultant and author of My Exit Plan Book and Workbook. In the episode, we discuss why it is so important to have our affairs in order.  Rhonda's easygoing delivery is an added benefit for those who have a hard time discussing how they want their affairs handled in what will be the inevitable end of life.

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We close out Black History Month with an interview featuring the author, speaker and Founder and Principal of The Taifa Group, Nkechi Taifa. We discuss her once-banned children’s book, Shining Legacy. Nkechi and I also touched on topics such as reparations and the campaign to pardon Marcus Garvey.

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Dan Duster is a motivational speaker, financial advisor and the great-grandson of the incomparable Ida B. Wells-Barnett. While Mrs. Wells-Barnett left a lasting legacy, her descendants, and Dan specifically in this interview, put an emphasis on leaving a legacy of service. Dan and I discuss financial management, wealth generation, systemic oppression, reparations, lynching and more. Dan is committed to making an impact in his own right.

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In this initial episode, Angelyn C. Frazer-Giles (Host of the Heirloom & Legacy podcast; and Founder and CEO of Heirloom Estate and Legacy Preservation) takes you on the journey of losing her mom when she was a child. She discusses her family members dying intestate which led to her commitment to helping individuals with their end-of-life plans.

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https://www.dukeupress.edu/passed-on

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For more information on Heirloom Estate and Legacy Preservation, click the following link... https://www.legacypreservation.life/

Welcome to the Heirloom & Legacy podcast, here we explore ancestry, heirlooms, legacy and mortality. Join me as I interview individuals who examine their identities and treasures of life and consult with advisors about advanced directives, end-of-life and estate planning, trusts, wills, and more. My goal is to educate, enlighten, and empower individuals to proactively plan for disseminating assets and leaving a lasting legacy...