Honey & Hustle

Honey & Hustle

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  • 2 Podcasters Share Their Favorite Video Podcasts

    It’s not often I get to record a conversation with a friend just because, but I’m happy I recorded this one with Flo Lumsden. Maybe you’ve heard of her? She’s the founder of Chorus Studios and co-host of the Why Raleigh? Podcast. We talked about:

    • creating branded B2B podcasts
    • some of our favorite video podcasts
    • digital tools and platforms we’re using and playing around with

    And probably a lot more because we were just relaxing and talking shop. Tell me if you'd like more casual talks like this! I’d like to do more casual founder talks that aren’t necessarily about any one thing in particular, just breaking down how we’re trying to build our creative businesses.

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    48 min
  • A Binge-Worthy Recap of Honey & Hustle Season 3 | Favorite Moments, Lessons Learned

    In this special recap episode, we cover the highlights of Honey & Hustle's biggest season yet. With 44 interviews, the podcast crosses the 100-episode milestone and garners over 10,000 combined views and streams. Angela shares her personal journey as a host, discusses the season's recurring themes like entrepreneurship, team leadership, and mental health, and teases what to expect in the upcoming Season 4.

    Key Takeaways:
    1. The podcast has reached over 100 episodes and garnered more than 10,000 combined views and streams. Season 3 alone featured 44 interviews.
    2. Diverse Themes: Season 3 covered a wide range of topics, including entrepreneurship, small business management, team leadership, marketing, personal development, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).
    3. Mental Health: A notable highlight was the discussion on the intersection of business and mental health, featuring guests like Dr. Nehemiah Mabry and Wells Thompson.
    4. Local Economy Focus: Angela stresses the importance of supporting local businesses and discusses the journey from being a solopreneur to a full-time entrepreneur.
    5. Upcoming Season 4: Angela teases what to expect in Season 4, including new formats and an expanded guest list that goes beyond the local triangle area.

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    9 min
  • Accelerate Your Creative Entrepreneurship Journey with Highlights from 40+ Podcast Episodes

    In this special highlight episode, we share some of our favorite moments and lessons learned from season three of Honey & Hustle. The episode features impactful nonprofits, funny moments, duos, athletes, artists and creators, food entrepreneurs, book authors, and mentors.

    Our guests discussed topics like the advantages of running startups under a nonprofit umbrella, the challenges and rewards of transitioning from sports to life after sports, the importance of food in the black community, the journey of starting a business, the power of storytelling through film, the creativity and flexibility of entrepreneurship, the impact of community support on small businesses, the process of writing and publishing a book, and the importance of leadership and personal growth.

    Please enjoy this highlight episode of Honey & Hustle.


    Key Takeaways:

    1. Nonprofits have the advantage of taking more risks upfront due to their funding mechanisms.
    2. The journey of entrepreneurship is filled with challenges and self-doubt, but it is important to stay focused on your why and keep practicing.
    3. Building a successful business requires taking risks, reinvesting, and finding support from family and mentors.
    4. Leadership is not hierarchical but a culture and process of influence that everyone has the capacity for.
    5. Surrounding yourself with people who think bigger can shift your mindset and help you achieve greater success.



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    36 min
  • Welcome to Honey & Hustle with Angela Hollowell

    Honey & Hustle is for early-stage entrepreneurs and founders looking to grow a sustainable business through learning from others. Please hustle responsibly.

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    3 min
  • Finding Black News Media, from Hayti to Harlem and beyond

    When the Carolina Times went out of business in 2020, Cary Wheelous began looking for other Black-owned media outlets. When he was unsuccessful in finding them in one convenient place, he decided to create a space where Black news outlets were aggregated together.

    The birth of the Hayti app may have started in Durham, but is now home to Black media outlets of all shapes and sizes, from indie to major publications. From written news stories to podcasts, the Hayti app has something for everyone (and a few new upgrades on their roadmap). If you're looking to create an app, Cary also breaks down how we was able to get Hayti off the ground. Learn more at hayti.com.

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    32 min

About Honey & Hustle

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Honey & Hustle is a video podcast featuring conversations with underrepresented creative entrepreneurs, small business owners, and non-profit founders in North Carolina. On this show, you can…